you worked for john glenn years ago. not just in respect to ohio but to the midwest, how many counties to john glenn used to win by 20% and 30% -- how did counties john glenn used to win by 20 or 30 points go to trump? >> i would like to make a comment more broadly on a theme of this panel. i am not sure it's quite that clear. earlier today, we had a question from one of the students who was here, who asked something similar, because when donald trump wins the kind of overwhelming victory he did in the electoral college, where he sweeps all seven swing states, when the republicans now control both houses of congress, it's easy to think this was an unmitigated disaster for democrats in november and it's maybe even easy to buy into trump's claim that he and his maga allies have won a major mandate but i think that is a misreading of what happened in november. from for the first time in three tries for the presidency managed to win a plurality of the popular vote. he did not win a majority. to me, it's hard to clean you hav

john. >> glenn has. >> been out of service for. >> some time.u. >> have. >> an update. >> on when that vessel. >> can be put back? >> so the question is access to the site. and the john glenn is the fireboat for the district of columbia. so what i referred to on access to the site is things like gravelly point being closed and that being lost as a local recreation area while we're working. there was some ice on the river. we made good access to the site with everybody else, the john glenn, as has been reported, is the district one of the district's fireboats. it is not the primary asset for this type of operation. and so while it's in the shop, it didn't affect anything. and we hope to have it back by this summer. yes, sir. >> eric. >> i have a follow up. question about the runway closures. >> grady trimble with fox. >> so you said two. >> of three are. closed because. >> of. >> their proximity. >> to the crash site. >> can you. >> explain why they remain closed? >> sure, absolutely. >> so the. >> question is. >> why are. >> two of. >> the three

>> so the question is, uh, access to the site and the john glenn is the fireboat for the district of columbia. so what i referred to on access to the site is things like gravelly point being closed and that being lost as a local recreation area while we're working. um, there was some ice on the river. we made good access to the site with everybody else, the john glenn, as has been reported, is the one of the district's fireboats. um, it is not the primary asset for this type of operation. and so while it's in the shop, it didn't affect anything. and we hope to have it back by the summer. yes, sir. >> i have a follow up question about the runway closures. grady trimble with fox. um, so you said two of three are closed because of their proximity to the the crash site. can you explain why they remain closed? >> sure, absolutely. so the question is, why are two of the three runways here at national airport closed? so if you're familiar with the runway configurations here, we have a main north south runway. and we have two what we call crosswind runways. uh, the two crosswind runways. if

the john glenn has been reported as one of the districts fire boats. it is not the primary asset for this type of operation. so while it is in the shop, it did not affect anything. and we hope to have it back by the summer. >> a follow-up question on the runway closures. you said two of three are closed because the the proximity of the crash site? can you explain why they remain closed? >> the question is why are two of the three runways at national airport close? if you're familiar with the runway configurations, we have two what we call crosswind runways. if aircraft were to take off or land over the aircraft recovery sites out there right now, those would be impactful to the operation. we've elected to keep the runways close. >> how long do you expect it to remain the case? are you saying if there are still recovery teams in the potomac that there is no chance the runways will be open? >> the question is asking how long we anticipate the runways to be closed. that is a dynamic situation. we have worked with the faa. we anticipate -- our expectation

when john glenn, they sent me here back to cape canaveral in florida when john glenn went up in the spacete 90s. it is awe inspiring. you cannot believe the sight and how i was five miles away, which is where they put the media and literally almost had to cover your ears. it was so loud and the air shook. the power was incredible. >> too bad no more shuttle program for now, right? but these. >> rockets are the same. >> the owner of a mansion says his property is unsellable because adele, the singer, spreads rumors that it's haunted. she lived there in west sussex on a five month lease for some privacy. back in 2012. anderson cooper interviewed her there. while adele didn't outright say the word haunted, she shared it had been a convent for a while and that was quite scary. he claims he's been trying to sell it ever since, but her comments have put off any potential buyers. >> oh how funny. if you're superstitious, just get taylor swift to endorse it. >> there you go. fight fire with fire. >> exactly. >> i mean, i look at this as a as an opportunity of, you know, low ball offer. i mean, ad

the uncrewed launch vehicle, called the new glenn, of course, named after john glenn. the first american in orbit, is roughly 100m tall, named for u.s. space pioneer john glenn. it is the company's first attempt to send a rocket into orbit. blue origin is hoping to chip away at spacex's industry dominance. like its competitor, it plans to reuse the new glenn's booster by guiding it safely back to earth. it's theoretically capable of carrying larger objects than spacex's falcon heavy rocket. however, spacex is, of course developing its starship that nearly 400 foot tall rocket that would be the largest and most powerful launch vehicle ever constructed. u.s. olympic sprinter has been arrested and stun gunned in a confrontation with police in miami. body cam footage obtained by cnn shows the incident between officers and fred kerley. authorities say he faces charges of battery resisting officers and disorderly conduct. they claim kerley approached officers while they were conducting an unrelated investigation. they say he disregarded lawful commands and then pushed one of

the vessel is named after former astronaut john glenn.rida this morning successfully reached its intended orbit. also tonight, spacex says it has lost communication with the spacecraft launched today from texas. the vessel was filled with 10 dummy satellites for a practice at releasing them. associated press reports that spacecraft was destroyed. meanwhile, one of the two nasa astronauts stuck aboard the international space station made her first space walk since arriving more than seven months ago. station commander suni williams did some outdoor repair work. she and fellow american butch wilmore are expected to return home in late march or early april. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ time to defying gravityreti ♪ i think i'll try that's why at fisher investments, we keep a disciplined approach with your portfolio, helping you through the market's ups and downs. (husband) what about communication? (fisher investments) we check in regularly to keep you informed. (wife) which mea

. >> the question is, access to the site and the john glenn and the district of columbia.recreation level working. there was some ice on the river appeared to we made good access to the site. the grinch on is one of the districts. it is not the primary access and primary operation. it is in the shop. and we have to have it back by december. >> the former runway -- [inaudible] 2 of 3 are close but is it proximity to the crash site and why did they remain closed? >> absolutely go to the question is why are 2 of 3 runways closed at the airport? if you are familiar with the runway configuration in the south runway, we have two cross runways go to the two cross runways, aircraft were to take off or land over the aircraft recovery sites that is out there make right now, we have elected to get those closed. >> to follow up, how much more to remain on the case? are you saying if there is still recovery teams and the potomac coach at there is no chance these runways will open? >> so the question is asking how long we anticipate the runways to be closed. that is a dynamic situation.

police arrested. 66 year-old john glenn yang charging him with vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving. this crash involved him speeding and crashing into a driverless waymo robotaxi in the process that accident killed 27 year-old mikhail romanenko and a dog. 2 others were critically injured. we spoke with city leaders that say they're moving forward now with plans to install speed cameras and pedestrian safety measures there at that intersection. it's unclear when these cameras will be installed, but city officials say they will work to ensure the safety of the community. >> it's a 35 and we want to continue our coverage now of what happens in the wake of the federal indictment of oakland, mayor sheng thao. she is charged with 6 counts of conspiracy, bribery, mail, fraud and wire fraud and her partner, andrea jones as well as businessmen, david and andy duong are also facing charges. >> tallis pleaded not guilty, but if she's convicted, the the penalties range from prison. time to supervised release 2 more than a million dollars in fines in our legal analysts. michael cardoza says reg

people like ted kennedy, daniel patrick moynihan, bob dole, bill bradley, all sorts of people, john glenn, people who had really made their mark in american life in all sorts of different ways, including in the senate. so he took a seat in the far rear of the chamber where the newest members had to sit, but he immediately looked down and saw where dole was. and in his mind, he thought ahead and he thought, that's what i want to do. always had his eye on leadership then. and one of the reasons i think he eventually got there was unlike 99 out of 100 senators, he didn't want to be president. he had no desire to do that. he was fixated on that. and i think it made his strategic maneuvering easier within the senate, and it also made his path easier because he could take jobs that other people didn't want because it wasn't going to cost him in any kind of national campaign. you heard lamar alexander say you're smash him in the mouth strategy. explain what that is. and how did he apply that strategy not just to his own races? well, it's interesting that he referenced that in the 84 race because

the new glenn rocket, which of course, is named in honor of john glenn, the first american to orbit earthhe teams are currently competing under the warriors nickname. the district had previously retired its native mascot, native american mascot. the decision to go nameless was voted on by students, staff, and school alumni, beating out the name. whitesboro blue. don't tell golden state president biden delivered his farewell address to the nation last night, and he recapped some of his accomplishments while in office, also issued dire warnings about the future of our country. nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander reports. in his farewell address. >> after five decades in politics, president biden looking to define his legacy following four tumultuous years. >> every day i've kept my commitment to be president for all americans through one of the toughest periods in our nation's history the president vigorously defending his record, leading the nation out of a global pandemic, restoring jobs after an economic crisis, and heavily investing in the nation's infrastructure an

joining me now here in studio is associate professor for fire science at the john jay college of criminal justice, glennorbett. he has extensive experience in fire protection, including firefighting and fire prevention. glenn, everybody wants to know what caused this. what is your sense of why this fire became so out of control? and was there anything that could have been done to stop it? >> well, this is going to prove to be probably the most significant conflagrations in american history. conflagrations is an uncontrollable large fire basin. they've happened in cities across america since the mid 1800s. and so when you look back at the situation here, it's important to recognize that what happened, particularly on the first day, is that that this fire involved winds in excess of 70, 80 miles an hour. there's absolutely no fire department on the planet that could have stopped. what was happening then. but a lot of the conditions that were in play here have been decades in the making. you know, the choice to build in these areas, the type of buildings they build, the narrow roadways, all those kind of t

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glenn will k a i need it trainer, currently consultant for several major media networks on the i and john elma, so money producer, so maker and research are in digital humanities and societies. thank you all so much for your time. thank you for being part of the stream. i'm very, very intrigued by this conversation, obviously, and glen. i'd like to start with you with an overview. if you don't mind, because you've been helping several major outlets navigate these on charts, had a i waters, can you tell us where the things stand as we speak today? is everyone experimenting? testing a i to a certain extent, how is that going? and i think we're in a, a really interesting situation. a lot of the big media organizations on, at least i think it's down to a kind of a polarization. i think a lot of stuff because of the exercise of those. a lot of the tools are on the market or experimenting privately. i think most of the big organizations i've dealt with at least start taking a much more pragmatic and cautious approach. so many are putting energy into to develop a kind of an, a i ethic statement