>> first of all, joy, it is so good to be with you.o the party, saying congratulations but thank you for bringing voice to those issues that are so important. >> thank you. >> to americans. we are, we are very encouraged, joy, by the cdc guidelines. because they make clearer what we have been saying for the better part of a year, and you could probably recite it with me, joy, i bet you could, that we need to wear masks. we are clear about it, they are not giving room for whether you should or should not or how you should wear them. you heard dr. wolinsky say, they should be required that is different than what it has been before and of course, social distancing and she was clear about this, joy, especially in the communities where the rate is high, it should be at least six feet. and of course, disinfecting and making sure that we can test and trace and making sure we can isolate, all of the things, they are much clearer about, so they are just really, it's no excuse why our schools are, our students, and educators are not getting what

you don't need us to organize a big black joy prayed to have black joy. good point. good point, and we could all use a little joy these days. well thank you so much for continuing on with the tradition and bringing i'm so new aspects to it as well. really. appreciate you coming on the show today, and we will we bring you stories all this month about black leaders, legends as well as communities, and you can see those reports any time by visiting our website ktvu com slash black history month after the impressive rainfall totals about a week ago, today is the number of seemed pretty small, don't they? they're not too not too big here with the numbers but a few 107 inch bodega bay, sebastian, paula healdsburg and oakland. so for this afternoon to the early portion of the evening hours, still the possibility of some drizzle or if you will light showers, but as we take a look long range here, we kind of expanded the view on the maps here. we're looking for real. rainfall but unfortunately we're heading into an extended period of dry weather into this weekend, and it's a

nothing can stop black joy. about you have to cancel it outright, but that just is not going to happen. so this year, the approach that we took is how do we bring as much joy as possible to as many people without having to have the -- today, we're doing a bunch of small things. by small, i just mean they're not one big parade but different affirmations that just require one or two people to do it on their own. >> this is a way to support black-owned businesses. talk to us about how it all works. >> yeah. so it's called black joy rising. this year. theme we're if you go to our website, you can see a list of all of the things we're doing. the first thing we kick off on monday is a black joy treasure hunt called find your joy. it will take you to the first clue and you go to find that black owned or black historically significant place. there you will see a qr code and you scan that. there's about 11 spots. if you reach the end, you get a special black joy parade prize. >> talk about some of the places that you can

>> thank you very much for having me, joy. absolutely.ed great admiration, great respect, even love for joe biden. and you may recall, when i made that endorsement that everybody talks about, i said at the time. i know joe, we know joe. but most importantly, joe knows us. and i think the vast majority of the american people are beginning to see that joe biden knows the people of this country. and he has that heart, and he will do what is in the best interests of the american people, irrespective of what his interests may be. he's not going to -- [ inaudible ] >> it's good you say that. because we saw vice president harris having to cast the tiebreaking vote, it was a pure party line vote. president biden has given an interview to cbs, the pre-super bowl interview that everyone does, and he said he doesn't think the increase to $15 an hour will survive the bill. and that democrats may have to do it separately because of, when you have to do reconciliation, there are all these technicalities. if the $15 an hour increase doesn't make it into

>> yeah, you know we're laughing to keep from crying, right, joy?those things from the very beginning, from its inception when people began to say black lives matter and it was an argument. this was a point that had to be proven, the fact that black lives party by its mere existence and by the fact that people would have the nerve to go and protest the right to breathe is in and of itself violent is the exact problem. roy blunt should be ashamed of himself. he should know better. what it's looking like is that the only way that donald trump could have potentially been impeached is if someone, one of their colleagues would have lost their lives because it's not worthy of an impeachment because a police officer or a participant in the insurrection passed away. when donald trump stood on the campaign trail and said that he could shoot someone on fifth avenue and it would have no effect. i know i'm paraphrasing here, but that's essentially what he said, it's looking like that was right and i just would challenge the united states senate in a bipartisan

and also infuse your writing with joy even when things are difficult. i love may from a country it is the good of green usa which was a real treat for us because she's such an amazing writer. and yet the main thing that's running through the book is how to. thinking about joy i think about boundlessness thinking about making sure the world feels limitless and expensive but at the same time my my kids are realistic about what to expect and you know there is a very hard thing to do. i have found that being present whether it is in or with my kids or in the writing is the thing that's really helping me to find joy and also like not projecting my cynicism or my jadedness onto my children but instead being present in how they see the world and trying to explain the world as they see a rather than explaining the world to them as a world where a person in their forty's my expectancy has been a really really big learning lesson for me because it's so easy to just of all too well the world is this way because. they give you an example of this my daughter wanted

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and this could have been averted, joy.terized in 2011 as the recommendations were made. but the deal is the power companies were given the option, winterize or go the cheaper route and don't winterize, and obviously what are they going to do. but this is going to come back bite the republican party. not just because of the poor form, but the complete lack of heart, of empathy, of any human emotion to the suffering that's going on, but to the brand that texas has cultivated over the last two decades as a business friendly state, the texas miracle, this is where you want to come and relocate your factories and your plants, but if you're looking to relocate to texas and you see the mess that has happened in the past week, you're going to have second thoughts. am i going to move to a state where things work most of the time, where there's kind of infrastructure to support my business. so i think that this is where we're going to be seeing the fallout over the short to long-term, and i've already been hearing murmurs in terms o

your joy might be complete, but full. we are joyful and saint dominic one of his nicknames was the joyful fryer. that joy is contagious, and infectious. a light like that fire spreads without being diminished. so we make the boldest witness we can when we are simply joyful as catholics. >> if the catholic wants to have a great humble leading mass, or intellectual experience. he will seek out the dominican church. preaching will be good, something good happening in the parish easement with the brilliant offer. and there will be good art, good music all of that kind of stuff. kireallygreat impression. by the way saint dominic is famous for the rosary. >> we wear the rosary. we have it every day. the blessings of the virgin mary. >> thank you for being here, and thank you fort us all about the dominicans and the archdiocese of san francisco. we will see you next time. the 7pm news, weeknights on kpix 5. explore floor and decor your way, the 7pm news, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our

we have 7 dating apps the main one is joy right joy right. they've been downloaded more than 100000000 times and between 608-0000 new users register every day talk on the quizzes d.v.d. volume is definitely an important factor that holds for all social. media all social apps and money. if you don't have enough members or enough new members there might not be anyone to write to nobody suitable of the right age or nearby you need that critical mass. that was and. is the global market leader with a whole range of dating apps and revenues of close to 2 and a half $1000000000.00 over the past 12 months. the c.e.o. has seen the stock price more than double over the same period. we are getting at and i've never spent any money on dating apps. so in general i don't pay for apps it's not a great loss in effect and. i don't really believe they'd make a difference. this help. for a while i added a new function to my account which let me find people again that i'd swiped away perhaps more quickly than i should have. up i tried it out but found i didn't r

>> well, you're right about that, joy.of reporting on this over the last month and have learned that the president was watching it all on television, as you might expect. he enjoyed what he was seeing to some degree. he saw these, according to senator lindsey graham, who i interviewed about this, he saw them as his allies in his journey, these insurrectionists. he had to be pleaded with by ivanka trump, by house minority leader kevin mccarthy, by others around him in the white house over the course of several hours to finally issue that statement telling them to go home. and even when he did so, he added that "we love you, " you know, words of encouragement from the president to his followers. ultimately he liked that they were waving his banner, his flag, they were fighting for him and exhibiting the sort of chutzpah in his mind and fight that he didn't see from other allies, including vice president pence, who of course constitutionally was not able to do anything to overturn the election. >> well, and that is a key ques

as you say, joy, not the only priority.was sent to the hill, immigration legislation, hr 1 is important. hr 3 on prescription drug coverage is also important to us. we know that there are people in our country who are trying to suppress the right to vote. we know that we need to fight that at the federal level, at the state and local level. obviously standing up for democracy is what the biden campaign was about. the campaign was a fight for the soul of america. that soul includes democracy. we saw unprecedented challenge to our democracy on election day and in days that followed between them, dramatically january 6th, and through the period. we are going to continue to fight for democracy from the white house. >> and my last question to you, ron klain, how satisfied is the white house, is the president with the pace of action on capitol hill on his priorities? you saw him, we played a clip of him commenting about the process being too lengthy in terms of transition. how satisfied is the white house with the pace of now leg

. >> ♪ doit to the fishes in the deeply see, joy to you and me -- joy to the fishes in the deep blueor volunteers, typical of the thousands of across the country who make the dances and other activities of the uso the successful and popular events they are. the junior volunteers are volunteers, unpaid except by the satisfaction of helping and the appreciation the guys who know that as long as there is a uso around, they're never totally strangers wherever they go. >> ♪ joy to the world, all the boys and girls ♪ bob: if we had a couple of days, i could try telling you about all the different ways the uso serves people in uniform, but you get the general idea. they look for what's needed and work out ways to meet the needs. and they don't just do it here in the united states. [applause] the uso has 10 permanent clubs in europe and a popular one with anyone in uniform close enough to get to it is but the doors, the one in paris. right on the champs-elysees a. the uso has headquarters for service people in paris. it is geared to set up tours, provide tips, and do it within the budget of

we miss and the joy tennis brings to so many people — the joy tennis brings to so many people.er. it know, he's the ultimate entertainer. it was _ know, he's the ultimate entertainer. it was brilliant to see those fans cheering for him. so he will play dominic thiem in the next round and that will be a great match. thank you for talking through all of this with me after another dramatic day at the australian open, but plenty more to come tomorrow as well. rule number one back for their second round matches. now — you will remember that 72 players had to follow much stricter covid protocols following their arrival in australia after a close contact in transit. former world number one caroline wozniacki, who retired a year ago — has been speaking to the bbc about the chances of one of those players being able to win the title. realistically, i say it's very difficult. at the same time it depends on the draw and their attitude. and what they have been doing while they're the room. what axes they have had two equipment, and i think that 14 days is really difficult. but at the same

joy, everyone saw who broke into the capitol. the insurrectionists were prepared to do everything possible to harm members of congress, capitol police, everyone. the intelligence that was provided even talked about the persons who were coming. if you look at how they were dressed, everything says they came there to do harm. they didn't come there to observe the counting of the votes. they came there to stop the steal. and so that's what we saw. there's no evidence whatsoever in the files that i have reviewed, my committee has reviewed that says anything senator johnson says is true. >> sir, you're literally suing organizations that were involved, including donald trump, that were involved in creating this nightmare for the united states. along the defendants, the people you're suing, are you suing any antifa groups? >> well, they were not involved in it. there's no evidence they were there. >> okay. are you suing any grandparents and people who had children with them? >> no, i'm not suing any black lives matter individuals or any

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going to die and they sounded very wrong one little pleasure mom one thing led to my joy joy peace and joy he turned out to me should all yes show what you know you hear well by the way you're not going down the look we really know it's all about. hot for you my mind all right yet from your clothes you are and you know it in the world was i know you thought it was all about me and i. was sure sounds like you don't you know yet. we're going to see the shaw nationally of the play and how. she or john but you don't live do 200 jolie up there are so you with head of the shanghai john the apostle lazy were good you had to wear your. country you harm that you've been vicious some the court had that sound bite i said he very full. you get to those who what where they sit they don't get that great you can deal with you from the minute you go but that's only for that. says. something about our noble goofy who is. that. the heart of all sure the one thing you have as. shallow as in general health and. if this is off. it is over with the mood of the article in the article the left if only goes ag

but the first draft said "you brought joy into my life...at. >> i think so. >> stephen: do you? i'll explain it to you later. >> in that situation, am i joy? >> stephen: yes. and mark is the -- third of our throuple, i think. ( laughter ) do you have any plans for valentine's day day? >> do i have any plans? >> stephen: do you have any plans for valentine's day day, simple question. >> i do not. >> stephen: would you like to spend it with me? ( laughter ) >> yes, i would like to spend valentine's day with you. >> stephen: i would like to spend valentine's day with you, too. we can't do anything. it's covid. >> i do have a thought. >> stephen: what's your thought? >> so you know how i like taking my peloton classes, so i took a peloton class in '80s music, remember i told you. >> stephen: yep. and the teacher i love, jen sherman, talked about riding around in her car in the mid '80s with her mixed tape music blaring. i think we should get in the car and drive around like we were teenagers. no podcast or news. >> stephen: just you and me. mayb

the joy is more overwhelming as history - you a bit longer. joy is more. overwhelming as history has been underwhelming, the transition to professionalism in the mid—90s was a painful adjustment for scottish rugby. the six nations were five when they were at last on top. apart from italy, their rivals all have at least four and now this real momentum behind them, too much for england last week, the secret it seems is being themselves. ilustith seems is being themselves. with identified what _ seems is being themselves. with identified what works for scotland, not trying — identified what works for scotland, not trying to emulate how england would _ not trying to emulate how england would play, but identifying what works— would play, but identifying what works for— would play, but identifying what works for them and another thing is they got— works for them and another thing is they got some fantastic players. maverick — they got some fantastic players. maverick individualism within the collective efforts. frozen out last winter but is now the

>> joy, i don't even think that's a 50-50 split.n party is 60/40 between proud boys and the klan. who do you want as a neighbor? neither one. it's not surprising. mcconnell doesn't care about perdue. this is the party where a president got behind a guy in alabama who was accused several times of pursuing underage girls. and they still tried to support that guy. it took doug jones everything in his power and a third-party candidate to beat the one republicans actually wanted. so i'm not surprised. they don't care if it's a dead person or god himself, as long as that person can win that's what the republican party wants. as long as that person will be loyal to the ghost of donald trump who will hover over what's left of this terrorist-supporting party for the next decade or so. >> well, and then i wonder, senator franken, then, is there a place in which mitch mcconnell actually might be playing himself? because he tries to walk the line between saying he's responsible, trump is, but also -- so he wants the donors but also wants the tr

doctor, you first. >> joy, i wept.ept in my living room as i watched the president of the united states display empathy, display character, display integrity. i had had a conversation with my brother, and he said, one day, this nation is going to get it and the flags will fly at half staff. and that happened today. and that landed on me today. this grief process has been surreal, and it's through moments like this i reexperience the loss of my father, but i have honor in his death, his legacy is not being silenced. his legacy is being remembered and spoken, so i truly, truly appreciate president biden. >> for you, kristen, you talked, you know, at the democratic national convention just about the hard break of watching your father essentially lied to death. you know, and we still do have a lot of that misinformation that's out there in the world. but in this moment, what did it mean for you just to process a president, not lying about the pandemic, not dismissing it, not ignoring it, but just actually acknowledging it

it's the joy that steve kerr tlks about. >> the team runs on joy because steph curry runs on joy, we see the shimmy shake. your mvp has to be at the top of the standings but do i think how the warriors finish will have an impact on how he ends up on mvp voting. >> he's navigated this team through so many different iterations and the underdog team and the dynasty team and the injury team, and i just don't think there's anyone better. i don't think that the warriors could have asked for a better coach to take him through this than steve kerr. >> we're excited to see you, we have the game coming up and we'll see you on the sidelines, rachel. >> thanks so much. >> all right. the sharks following with the first home opener tonight against vegas. jonathan rips a shot pops it into the air any knocks it past mart oin jones. 1-0 vegas and sharks down 2-0 and tomasz hurdle and the lead. still 2-1 in the third and the bad luck for the sharks and it goes off the skate of jefferson and the sharks lose the home opener 3-1 and they're back in it monday against anaheim. although there's no one in th

they were honoring grief and i wanted to honor joy and action. this is what i came up with to bring joy into my life and into west oakland. >> it is stunning. just a look at the video we are airing on our news proigs. this is the whole side of your home? a home that you've lived in for 20-plus years, right? >> yes, we are going to have an unveiling on valentine's day to mark the 21th anniversary of buying the home. the back of the house we're going to include a beautiful quote from sandra bland. >> there is a lot of history when it comes to black panther party in oakland and spichxically the corner where you live. can you tell us more about that? >> absolutely. so my house sits right across the street from 1456 ninth street. and in the next coming week we're going to have a commemorative name change of ninth street. and i believe in october we're going to have a bust. a bronze bust is being completed of huey newton. >> one of the founders of the black panther party. last year devastating news of breonna taylor, george floyd. what are your hopes f

>> thank you so much, joy. as i listen to aoc, my heart went out to her because i know what she was experiencing, and particularly when she connected with the trauma that she had experienced when she was sexually abused. and so she described in a very vivid way what was happening with her when she heard them calling out "where is she? where is she" while she was hiding. and as she said, she thought this was the end for her, that she could be killed. i know how she felt because i have been threatened also so many times. and you're absolutely correct. because i took on this president early, i called for his impeachment early, i have been threatened time and time again. the oath keepers who were part of the domestic terrorists who came to the capitol and invaded our capitol attempted to come to my office in los angeles. they tried to organize other domestic terrorists to join them. my community discovered what was going on and they turned up in big numbers and of course the oath keepers had a change of mind when t

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cry it out workshops tears of joy joy it's a really beautiful thing. as adults robert wexler was often in the limelight. with motion composer he brings others out of the shadows. this sounds melodies and rhythms of music evoke different emotions and as. the feelings we have about a particular piece of music may change over time that. the music that once seemed romantic or uplifting might now sound cheesy or old fashioned. but there are all the hits that stand the test of time what makes a song a hit can it be boiled down like that science is trying to find out. mash it. this 2. and this. one makes a hit a hit that's what brain researcher vincent chong wants to find out. i really enjoy music and the question i really wanted to ask is what makes a song so powerful and so motional. why do i get such a strong feeling when i listen to the music that i enjoy. and his team analyzed $80000.00 chords in $745.00 songs that reach the u.s. charts a computer program calculated whether each chord was predictable or unexpected in the context of the whole track. then

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ceo and founder of the black joy parade alicia greenwell joins us now live. thank you so much for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> yeah. you know, alicia, this is such a creative way to raise awareness. quite a departure certainly from a parade. where did you guys get the idea for a scavenger hunt? >> you know, one of the approaches and values we've always had at black joy parade is be the movement. it's something we say often as a team, and it means that you physically and emotionally are part of the movement toward black joy, toward positivity, toward trauma-free experience. a and it just kind of made sense, how can we get people out moving, how can we do it in a socially distanced way but how can we also support the black owned businesses, get people to see some of the black part, some of the historic locations. so we got together as a team and said we don't need to throw a huge event to do that, we just need to give people a sort of guide and place to go. so it's called a treasure hunt because they're gems. it's not a scavenger. and it takes you

during beer in nairobi hello joy good to see you. a country while would be the 1st african to leave such a prominent position what's the african reaction to this. adversary's very optimistic that. goes he's going to deliver on how it might be considering why the scope of knowledge when it comes to international intrigue and diplomacy as well and she has on several occasions mentioned that should she be the next director general she's going to shake out the world trade organization and so must the africa is optimistic the fact that this is the 1st time an african voice is being given the position to head the deputy law and also she is a woman saw the tight is changing and africa is hoping that she's going to be able to also look into the issues of africa that have been for a long time being ignored and so it yeah and he's optimistic on this part of blunt their country while it was finance minister i believe for 2 terms in nigeria she's not exactly beloved there what he told us. well she has been very stern when it comes to transparenc

>> joy, thanks for having me.ald trump dominates by fear, not out of any love or admiration, a fear of that base. i have contended with this blunt, stark fact of political life in the last four years in speaking up and standing up against donald trump and hoping against hope year after year that some of these republicans would break their silence of complicity and the stark fact here also is the proof was overwhelming. the house managers like stacey plaskett did a masterful job of bringing to bear the real-life sounds and images of that horrific day as it affected those jurors in the room, the janitorial aides, their own staff, the journalists who had relive the trauma. all of the capitol police and metropolitan police who were traumatized and injured. it was all real to them and yet -- and yet they still couldn't muster the courage that was necessary to stand up and speak out against that trump base, and so i think it was simply a lack of spine. >> but what are they afraid of? donald trump can't even get on twitt

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we have 7 dating apps the main one is joy right joy right. they've been downloaded more than 100000000 times and between 608-0000 new users register every day talk on the quizzes d.v.d. volume is definitely an important factor that holds for all social. media all social apps. if you don't have enough members or enough new members there might not be anyone to write to nobody suitable of the right age or nearby you need that critical mass because it was and. is the global market leader with a whole range of dating apps and revenues of close to 2 and a half $1000000000.00 over the past 12 months. the c.e.o. has seen the stock price more than double over the same period. we are getting at and i've never spent any money on dating apps. so but it's nice that in general i don't pay for apps it's not a great loss in effect and. i don't really believe they'd make a difference. for a while i added a new function to my account which let me find people again that i'd swiped away perhaps more quickly than i should have. didn't help i tried it out but foun

the reid out with joy reid starts now. ♪♪ >>> good evening, everyone.begin tonight's "reid out quds with news at both ends of the capitol. joe biden is meeting right now with ten republicans who are pushing a compromised deal for covid relief. a package that is one third the size of biden's proposal. there are more details in the days leading up to the maga invasion at the capital. the basis of the president's second impeachment trial starting next week. the genesis of the siege, revealing it wasn't an up rising but a coordinated campaign by the former president and his allies. that was rooted in a lie that was so convincing to some of his most devoted followers it made the assault on the capitol almost inevitable. and a growing list of people and organizations involved in planning, promoting and financing the rallies that precipitated the insurrection. alex jones, ali alexander, the pilly gee, mike lindell, and people who have been in the republican party, and establishment groups like the republican attorneys general association. the heiress to the pu

joy reid, i'm sorry. >> no, that's okay. that's okay. glad to see the end because it does feel that what you two were getting to is that it feels like having watched all of that, cinematic heart-stopping new video that showed just how close speaker pelosi, mitt romney being whisked away just minutes by officer goodman, minutes before he would have been in danger, the senate majority leader, chuck schumer running up a ramp and having to run back down the ramp because the insurrectionists were basically right behind him. the hunting of mike pence which might have been the most jarring part of the presentation as he's literally hiding with his family in a room where he is accessible, where the speaker is accessible and for mike lee to come out and try to distract with all of that with some sort of minor, you know, distraction at the end, i think shows that they understand how powerful this was. for anyone who watched it, it's hard to walk away with the idea that the thing that trump was calling for, stop the steal. that is the case. what do

that are such a joy infiltration people if you have a social conscience 7 or. whatever environmental activists planned protests like this one at a coal fired power plant at rochester mark would pass on info to his contacts in advance so the police knew how to prepare for the demonstration with just enough but not too many officers but doesn't fabricating a relationship cross the line for undercover police operations. anyone well we were falling in love you know i think things just happen. the police issued an official apology acknowledging that their agents went too far because after mark's cover was blown more colleagues were unmasked at least 30 women were unknowingly in relationships with undercover police officers ok that was one of them she was also together with mark but before he met lisa cates pitched a tent in their garden so we could talk to her during the corona pandemic she's taking legal action against the police her case is now before the karpin court of human rights. what they were doing was terrible and the units were institutionally sexist and

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joy reid is up next. >>> good evening, every one. welcome to a very special edition of the reid out. our virtual town hall on race and america's covid crisis. we have got a gorgeous live zoom audience who will be with us throughout the night. we're one year into the pandemic. we wanted to hear if you, the american people. many you have submitted questions for this event and here is what you wanted to know. >> will we be with can coronavirus and it's other mutants till 2022 and beyond? >> help us understand the difference between the pfizer va vaccine, moderna. >> how do you overcome the skepticism. >> will the current vaccines protect us from future variants of covid? >> when will we be able to get to some kind of normal. >> this once in sustain global pandemic has up ended billions of lives worldwide. more than 510,000 american lives have been lost with black and brown americans much more likely to get infected. u.s. like expectancy dropped by a year in first half of 2020. latinx people for years. it's impacted every aspect of our l

you speak to somebody who's had the vaccine, the joy you -et who's had the vaccine, the joy you get from_ get from hearing that news. it's such a personal thing. get from hearing that news. it's such a personalthing. i remember when _ such a personalthing. i remember when nty— such a personalthing. i remember when my mum had heras such a personalthing. i remember when my mum had her as a couple of weeks _ when my mum had her as a couple of weeks ago _ when my mum had her as a couple of weeks ago i— when my mum had her as a couple of weeks ago. i wasjumping forjoy because — weeks ago. iwasjumping forjoy because of— weeks ago. i wasjumping forjoy because of it, and that's quite a common— because of it, and that's quite a common experience. is the take above it, common experience. is the take above it. it's _ common experience. is the take above it, it's past _ common experience. is the take above it, it's past expectations. people have _ it, it's past expectations. people have realty— it, it's past expectations. people have really wanted this jab, it, it's past expectations. people have re

but they are tears of joy too. because a lot of them see that they can the do it.o say, hey, i believe in you. if we all did that, we would have a better world. >> reporter: while the classroom shows students the light, she shows them the love, where they can create their own wonderful world. los angeles. ♪ ♪ > e pandemic has largely silenced opera performances around the world, butwe found one coach helping to breathe new hope in to covid patients with long-term side affects. >> i could not go to the bed to the kitchen without having to sit down and catch my breath. >> reporter: she beat covid this winter but never got her breath back. >> i felt that i needed more air in my lungs. i felt as if i was drowning at times. >> reporter: covid patients, even those who do not end up on ventilators can be dealing with long covid, short of breath. enter the opera with a prescription. >> a simple thing we do is around physicalizing air flow, if you think of breathing in and breathing out. >> reporter: the singing coach is helping long covid patients breathe again. and it sta

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what the president proposed, but we're going to work with the senate to get this package passed. >> joy reid is right. the vice president as the presiding officer of the senate could overrule the senate parliamentarian, but ron klain said we're going to honor the rules of the senate. so senate democrats are going to abide by the parliamentarian's ruling and not have vice president kamala harris in her role as president of the senate overrule the parliamentarian, which the vice president as joy reid said is entitled to do but almost never does. chris hayes asked a crucial follow-up question to chairman bernie sanders tonight. what happens if the minimum wage increase is not included in the senate budget reconciliation bill? >> i do wonder if it wasn't in this package, do you think it could win a floor vote on it? if you just said up or down -- >> oh, no. >> you couldn't, okay. >> no, no. you could not -- as of now there's not one republican who will support a $15 an hour minimum wage. >> you can't -- >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to -- >> what you're saying just to be clear here is if you

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