up next is larry mazzola, jr. from local 48, whose family's foresight and ownership on this project made all of this possible, so let's welcome larry mazzola, jr. >> thank you very much. is this fun or what? it's a lot better than my last two days, talking about ferris wheels. anyhow, let me get this little speech here that matt haney wrote for me. i want to thank everybody that spoke before me and all the kind words that you all had about local 38 and myself and my family in particular, and mayor breed, you gave me a lot of credit for this whole thing coming to fruition, but the credit goes to people who were before me, my grandfather and all the people that served on the board of trustees in the 1970s when they bought all this land. i don't even think if they were here, they would envision what this has turned into. i guarantee you they did not envision that, and they would be super proud that their envision back then turns out what it's starting to look like in the near future. we're very excited. we're proud t

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togetherness and sammy is 1972 defense department film documented a trip to vietnam by sammy davis jr., traveling at the request of president nicks sons's -- he discusses drug abuse problems, military service and race issues with the troops. ♪ ♪ >> and everyone felt the same way. i'm not saying that -- because it's true. i asked everyone did they want to go? i didn't tell them you will go. i couldn't do that. i felt this would have to be their own decision to make ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> early in 1972, sammy davis jr. made a trip to south vietnam as a representative of president nixon's committee on drug abuse. his objectives were to observe the military drug rehabilitation program, to talk with the troops, to report on race relations and, of course, to entertain. when he returned from vietnam, we asked him if it was anything like he expected. >> no. a couple of things you could say you expected to happen, but the warmth of the guys -- i'm not talking about for the show, i'm talking about on a one-to-one basis, i didn't know how they would react to me. the knowledge that i learned about the mi

george washington gardener jr. keeper. friday, july the 29th, 1831. first part finished stowing down and cleaned the deck and set the studding sails. latter part, threw the bricks overward and lashed the pots between the knees. after a long voyage we have been fortunate to fill our ship completely full and we have stored down 2,914 barrels close gauge. at length, the happy day has arrived. no longer we delay. our ship is full and homeward bound, to sweet america. so ends. [ applause ] >>> weeknights this month we're featuring "american history tv" programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, from thomas jefferson's books to "saturday night live's" parity of joe biden, we talk about how popular culture influences presidents and presidents leave their influence on the culture. enjoy "american history tv" every weekend on c-span3. >>> you're watching "american history tv". every weekend on c-span3, explore our nation's past. "american history tv" on c-span3, created by america's cable television companies and today were br

chals pittman jr., master and keeper. tuesday the 17th. first part, light airs, hand employed in boiling. at daylight saw whales going to leeward. lowered. struck one large whale and one small whale. the large whale ate our boat up and got clear. >> the jeribum story. the pequod signal was at last responded to by the stranger setting her own. squaring her yard, she bored down, ranged a beam under the pequod lee and lowered a boat. i soon drew nigh. the stranger in question waved his hand from the boat's stern in token of that proceeding being entirely unnecessary. it turned out that they had a malignant epidemic on board and that her captain was fearful of infecting the pequod's company. though his ship was half a rifle shot off and an incorruptible sea and air royaling and flowing between yet conscientiously adhering to the quarantine of the land he refused to come into direct contact with the pequod. >> log 238, ship, three brothers. joseph mitchell ii master and keeper. january subpoenath, 1848, by etab peru. cash opioid counsel far vac

it was entirely the creation of his very unlikely son, john d jr. was very difficult growing up the sun of john d rockefeller senior. this was a very serious seriously religious family practicing a form of hellfire baptism. baptistism might be best characterized by what john d jr's mother once said to a friend that i'm so glad that john has told me what he wants for christmas so it can be denied him. this young man bearing the burden of the name john d rockefeller on his very frail shoulders entered the business world in 1897. in his father's office at 26 broadway within a few years. he got involved in his first business venture, which was a calamity. he lost all the money he invested in it. he mismanaged it and he ran from business immediately thereafter and the rest of his very long life until he lived to be 85 the only other business venture. he was ever involved in was rockefeller center and the act and the accident that i will describe one thing about the relationship. between john d senior and john d jr. and the nature of the family that i thi

and we're celebrating it all month along with roy wood jr.p. time." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh, hello. welcome to "c.p. time," the only show that's for the culture. today, we'll be discussing the history of black doctors. and i know that nowadays there are black doctors everywhere. on the sexy tv shows, in the rapin' studios. even in the state penitentiary. there are so many black doctors we even have faith black doctors, like dr. love, the 17-year-old who put on a white lab coat and gave medical advice until he was arrested. i'm glad he got caught before he gave me that vasectomy. money saved. but while black doctors may seen commonplace today, for the longest time, black people's contributions to the field of medicine have been overlooked. by "overlooked" i mean stolen by white people. so let's discover some of these black professionals, starting with dr. charles drew. during the second world war, dr. drew conducted groundbreaking research into blood transfusions that led to the creation of blood banks, which saved the lives of thousands of soldiers. dr.

all right, when we come back, roy wood jr. tells us about the roy wood jr. us about the black doctor ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ and we'll rise up ♪ high like the waves ♪ i'll rise up ♪ in spite of the ache ♪ i'll rise up ♪ and i'll do it a thousand times again ♪ ♪ for you ♪ for you ♪ for you welcome the rainbow. taste the rainbow. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. today we have the microsoft surface pro7 and the macbook pro. the surface comes with a pen, and it is touchscreen. mac gave me this little bar, but why can't they just give me a whole touchscreen? the surface pro has a detachable keyboard. now with the mac, you're kind of just stuck with what you got. about the surface, yes you can run your favorite apps on it. it has the power to run all your apps. it is a much better gaming device. i love my games. then there's the price. yeah. it all starts with an invitation... (e

abc 7 news reporter jr stone explains what tell look like for kids and teachers. >> reporter: 8-year-old is in 2nd grade and just learned this week he will go back to his school for in- person learning only starting on monday. >> yes. i was excited. >> reporter: excited because instead of half of the day on computer and half at school all 4 1/2 hours each day will be in school five days a week. >> elementary has been back since november in the am/pm that is awesome. and 0 transmissions. >> reporter: the city schools superintendent says four feet of distance will be used, most classes will have 20-25 students. larger classes will be in other areas. >> some of them are meeting in the library and some of them expanding the rooms. >> reporter: nearly 90% of the district's 3,000 elementary school students will go to an all in- person schedule while others stay in distance-only classes. summers, featured in a recent abc news special for good smelling masks, will go back and his mother tells us he can not wait. also says he has been playing too many video games and watching too much tv as she t

joining me are eddie glaude jr. of princeton university, "wall street journal" columnist joon, jon ralston and nbc news correspondent julia ainsley. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. it's fair to call the deteriorating situation at the u.s./mexican border a crisis, even if the biden administration refuses to use that word, but it's more than that. it's a political crisis for the new president with no easy way out. republicans are quick to blame mr. biden for the growing number of migrants crossing the border saying it's his rhetoric and policy shifts that caused the surge in migrants. the democratic administration says it was left with an unworkable immigration system

holt's jr. is wind multiple times times and watches his friend being killed and maimed and he conceives an understandable hatred for the war and wants out, but his father has become a passionate armchair patriot who writes poems and gives speeches urging the north to fight to the last woman and child. and so my book shows the result of that conflict between father and son, that generational battle, and it also shows how wendell's experience at fredericksburg has very long-lasting and deep effects on this philosophy of law. the fourth member of the five at fredericksburg is my only southerner and his names john pellum. he is a major in robert e. lee's army, the leaders of general stewart's artillery and like holmes, pellum is in his last year of college when the war breaks out arca debt at west point and you see him in the photograph in this cadet uniform. he is distinguished not in the classroom but as an elegant horseman, and a splendid boxer. he tries to stay at west point as long as he can ev

marilyn and billie davis, jr., would not have it any other way. >> music is our passion, we have been texas, where rescued animals are sharing love with those in need. >> reporter: some super heroes need a five kick, for 5-year-old harper, it's halo, the the white fluffy dog with one leg and an unlimited supply of love. what is her super power? >> she has lucky fins like me. >> reporter: she calls her hand her luck willy fin. she comes every week to this animal rescue sanctuary to check on her superer heroes. >> i have a cow and a lamb that wheelchair. >> reporter: she cares for just under 160 disability animals that were left on death's door and let's them live out their life in hog heaven. she matches the animals with kids who somehow know what they are going through. when harper and halo get together, harper's mom said it's magical. >> harper got a lot of her own confidence coming here, seeing how resilient those animals are. >> it's 90% stresses and hard and muddy and 10% that is pure magic. >> reporter: sometimes unconditional love comes from rescue animals rescuing children. cbs

trump, jr. conspired with the other defendants. trump, jr. also promoted and spoke at the january 6th rally. he addressed the crowd at this event and directly incited the violence at the capitol that followed. i mean, there are sort of -- you never know what's going to happen with a lawsuit and whether it's going to get tossed in summary judgment and how far it's going to go. in your legal opinion is this a lawsuit that actually has a chance of going somewhere? >> it's a serious lawsuit. i think it's likely -- i think we'll see what happens with the executive privilege defense. but it really should survive a motion to dismiss based on these facts and based on the statute that is being alleged here. i think it will probably go forward, and of course trump, jr. does not have the same defense, so you have some pretty fine rhetoric there, and he will be called to account for it. >> same for rudy giuliani among others. danya perry, thank you for making time for us. >> my pleasure, chris. thank you. >>> we saw this stunt last night where republican

or seattle or portland oregon and it's just there's no gray area and i don't know tom sponte don't jr his son says it's now donald trump sponte to go along with that i don't believe that it is i think we're in a kind of a big tent situation and he's absolutely one of the dynamic leaders of the party. case in point 10 of the house republicans who voted for updates but now have multiple candidates running against them somewhat is a reflection of their but just in the same way democrats they step out of line with their party leaders you know and say that the russian hoax was absolutely a hoax they would be opposed as well but if you think these trumps pontin you saying. the dynamic leader then is going to be a pretty aggressive and vindictive organization isn't it you remember what don jr said on january the 6th he told the crowds of cheering supporters that if they weren't going to fight to change the election results then he was coming after them if you're going to be the 0 and not the hero he said we're coming for you and we're gonna have a good time doing it in other words do is we s

enough to track and that he'll join us after the show acting coach motivational speaker leslie odom jr is father in law stuart k. robinson right after the son dennis miller plus one. folks welcome to dennis miller plus one i've been reading a lot of books about acting lately and we had. our guests son in law on earth he simply and i wanted to talk to stuart k. robinson because it's leslie odom jr as a son in law and he told me a quote that you know he just said some advice that his father in law given him as an acting teacher and i found it so alumina to have we'll get to it in a 2nd to let me give you his c.v. he's a motivational speaker an acting teacher in los angeles which by the way is just right now must be weird i'll ask you about that c.e.o. of brady brannon and rich talent he also featured in actor singer leslie odom jr's book failing up when we talked like i said to leslie a few weeks ago i said i've got.

their son mike jr. was just a boy, 10 years old. >> i was in bed. i had just got a new stereo for my tenth birthday and was listening to the headphones. ♪♪ >> from his bed, he could see something happening out in the hallway. >> i remember them getting into an argument which was unusual. >> because they just didn't? >> not that i knew of. i remember her marching past and going out the front door and slamming the door. >> you heard the slam? >> i heard the slam of the front door, i know that. >> the next morning -- >> we got up, and she wasn't there. >> mike sr. told carol's dad that carol demanded he sign papers to sell their house and he didn't want to and she got mad and they argued. he went to bed. when he woke up in the morning, she was just gone. >> we just assumed she needed to get away for a few days. but as the days went on, we got extremely worried. >> nearly a week after carol departed, her red audi fox showed up in the parking lot of the red onion, dusty, as if it had been there awhile. >> i remember being upset about it. she was gone, an

. ♪ ♪ i was born a natural gambler ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> early in 1972, sammy davis jr.h vietnam as a representative of president nixon's committee on drug abuse. his objectives were to observe the military drug rehabilitation program, to talk with the troops, to report on race relations and, of course, to entertain. when he returned from vietnam, we asked him if it was anything like he expected. >> no. a couple of things you could say you expected to happen, but the warmth of the guys -- i'm not talking about for the show, i'm talking about on a one-to-one basis, i didn't know how they would react to me. the knowledge that i learned about the military, and i haven't been around a lot of military since i was in the army myself, which was in the '40s, that was absolutely illuminating to me. i know it sounds like a lot of hogwash or something else we weren't on television i could say, but it's true. the army, being an establishment of its own, it is very hard to make a step forward, to change things because it is a system. but when i see the changes in the army, in the mil

leslie odom, jr. ♪ walk into a room ♪ >> reporter: for those you who still hasn't seen it, this is leslie odom, jr., as arun in the musical "hamilton." ♪ >> reporter: talk about a tough act to follow. ♪ if you found somebody knew, there's nothing i can do ♪ ♪ >> reporter: but now he just might have found a way to top himself. ♪ >> reporter: in the film "one night in miami," odom plays the legendary artist sam cooke, opposite his real life wife, ni nicc robinson. on the night ali won a title bout in miami. >> he is the new heavy weight champion of the world. >> reporter: you would think an actor would jump at the chance to join this ensemble, but after playing a real person on stage in "hamilton," leslie needed some convincing. when you first heard about the role, did you want to do it? >> absolutely not. no. to play sam cooke felt like not wise. >> reporter: what changed your mind? >> my agent and my manager called me up and said, we think you're making a mistake. they had never done anything like tha

or seattle or portland oregon and it's just there's no gray area and i don't know tom sponte don't jr his son says it's now donald trump spotted you go along with that i don't believe that it is i think we're in a kind of a big tent situation and he's absolutely one of the dynamic leaders of the party. case in point 10 of the house republicans who voted for a page that now have multiple candidates running against them somewhat as a reflection of their but just in the same way democrats they step out of line with their party leaders you know and say that the russian hoax was absolutely a hoax they would be opposed as well but even if it is trump's pontin you saying. the dynamic leader then is going to be a pretty aggressive and vindictive organization isn't it you remember what john jr said on january the 6th he told the crowds of cheering supporters that if they weren't going to fight to change the election results then he was coming after them if you're going to be the 0 and not the hero he said we're coming for you and we're gonna have a good time doing it in other words do is we sa

then is going to be a pretty aggressive and vindictive organization isn't it you remember what don jr said on january the 6th he told the crowds of cheering supporters that if they weren't going to fight to change the election results then he was coming after them if you're going to be the 0 and not the hero he said we're coming for you and we're gonna have a good time doing it in other words do is we say or you regret it this isn't politics this is open i'm ashamed thuggery isn't it well i don't want to rock obama says the telecoms after us with their knives we're going to come after them with our guns i say that's really not burglary it's political rhetoric all politicians use the word fidelity was the most recent share and the trump defender lawyer show time and time again where from chuck schumer their policy to joe biden everybody in between is the word fight and that frankly is politicians in europe are ignored by the probably i can relate it is just something people want you to know when you get to office but they'll fire at these threats jack kingston that we heard they weren'

then is going to be a pretty aggressive and vindictive organization isn't it you remember what don jr said on january the 6th he told the crowds of cheering supporters that if they weren't going to fight to change the election results then he was coming after them if you're going to be the 0 and not the hero he said we're coming for you and we're gonna have a good time doing it in other words do is we say or you regret it this isn't politics this is open unashamed thuggery isn't it well i don't want to rock obama says the telecoms after us with their knives we're going to come after them with our guns i say that's really not very political rhetoric all politicians use the word fired if you watch the most recent share and the trump defender lawyer show time and time again where from chuck schumer unethical to joe biden everybody in between is the word fine and that frankly is politicians in europe are ignored by the probably i can relate it is just something people want you to do when you get off but they'll fire at these threats jack kingston that we had there weren't empty threats we

donald trump jr. will respond to all of this. who also have a full report from our crisis, and it is a crisis at our southern border. but first, on saturday without any republican support, the u.s. senate passed their own version of the $1.9 trillion so-called emergency covid relief bill. but unfortunately, this far left a spending spree, socialist spending spree, yeah, has next to nothing to do with the emergency relief. ted cruz, only 9% of the bill is actually dedicated to health care. some, by the way, foreign health care. both of the spending includes a $350 billion budget bailout that will go to irresponsible blue states, compliments of hardworking taxpayers from responsible red states who elect governors and assemblies and senates that actually balance their budget, keep taxes low, fund their pensions. yeah, you get the idea. legislation also provides one time a $1400 payment to certain people while many americans will not be eligible. if you are a felon, you will likely qualify for payments from behind bars. this is going

born less than a month after his father's killing, hampton jr., now 51, an activist like his father,rman of the black panther party cubs. >> we are the ideological offspring of that organization. unfortunately, we are dealing with the same issues the black panther party had to deal with. police brutality we refer to as police terrorism. >> reporter: jerri, a lifelong activist devoting herself to social justice causes in chicago. >> i feel complete as a person when i'm doing this work. i used to make a je a that the sri of chairman fred would haunt me if in this period we haven't achieved freedom or power tobecome a reality. >> reporter: the spirit of chairman fredrk now resurrected and the black messiah." though he died young, the wisdom of his words proved prophetic. >> you can murder a revolutionary, but you can't murder revolution! >> "judas and the black messiah" is now in theaters. >>> up next, the new and diverse faces of "sesame street" singing "i am somebody." ♪ i am you are we are somebody ♪ ♪ like a giant i'm tall getting taller ♪ ♪ i'm strong getting stronger ♪ you're not

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how did that not violate your policy, rfk jr., and we have an rfk and jfk iii. but rfk jr., and the policy towards that and then how do you keep up with what's changing so quickly, mr. dorsey? >> you know, we can follow up with you on the exact reasoning. but we have to recognize that our policies evolve constantly and they have to evolve constantly. as has been said earlier in this testimony, we observe what's happening as a result of our policy. we've got to understand the ramifications and we improve it. and it's a constant cycle. we're always looking to improve our enforcement. >> so, mr. zuckerberg, mr. pichai, just on that continuously evolving information on covid, because we are learning more and more about it, and how do you keep up, only about 30 seconds, so if you could quick answer for each of you, if you can. mr. pichai, maybe. >> on covid, we've been really taking guidance from cdc and other health experts proactively. one thing we get to do in youtube is recommend higher quality content. we have show 400 million information panels last year includ

some are preparing, and some are coming up with solutions many nbc bay area's joe risoto jr. shows us a bay area company transforming pollution into products. >> reporter: those creatures munching grass in our fields contribute a lot. they generate milk, leather, beef, but they're also responsible for not-so-desirable products such as methane gas pollution. it's created by things like animal waste, oil wells, coal mining and water treatment plants. >> it's actually 21 times more potent than carbon dioxide. >> reporter: while most consider it a dangerous greenhouse gas, mango materials see methane as opportunity. >> we are revolutionizing plastics are manufactured. >> reporter: inside this silicon valley clean water plant in redwood city, mango materials, founded by three women scientists is taking methane from the water plant's tanks, turning it into something useful. >> we're unique, because we're using it as a feedstock to make biodegradable materials. >> reporter: methane is fed to certain bacteria that digest it and form a type of plastic that can be melted down into plas

jr stone, abc news. >> thank you, jr. >>> part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice, to find your ally go to our website. >>> new developments now, san jose has a new police chief tonight. 25 year department veteran anthony mato will take on his role next monday. it comes at a time of great transition and divide in the community. >> beyond words. grateful for this opportunity. >> reporter: he joined city council for the first time on tuesday as the new police chief. he started his career with the san jose police department in 1996. councilmember remembers him as her first captain when she started representing district 5. >> we know the same families and interact in the same schools, we live within the same community. he is vested on a very, very personal level. he is part of the fabric of the city of san jose. >> reporter: he was one of six finalists through a public recruitment process. in a statement, he leads the police are in leading the big city in the nation. >> really the right person for this job and this moment because we got a lot of difficul

martin luther king, jr. said in a real sense, all life is interrelated. all men are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality. tied in a single garment of destiny. what affects one directly affects all indirectly. we're all in this together and so i'm thankful today to recognize the faces that are on the platforms. that are representing the medical community, faith community, as well as even the educational community. and on this day, aid he i'd like to recognize and say thank you to county executive mark he will rich of montgomery county maryland. say thank you to dr. george askew, deputy chief administration officer for health and human services education, prince georges county, maryland. dr. joseph wright, chief medical officer of university of maryland capital health region. and the senior deputy director district of columbia department of health. i'd like to give a special thanks to the reverend thomas bowen, the mayor's ofls of religious affairs in district of columbia who did heavy lifting to help

martin luther king jr. gave his last sunday sermon just a few days before he was assassinated in memphis so i thought that was fitting for us to be here today, working to support and encourage all of our communities of color to do what we can do to be safe and help to end this pandemic that has devastated so many families in this country and the globe. today, disparities have been shown by covid-19. in pandemic has illustrated inequities in our society that we knew about for decades but really have been put in contrast in a rapid way. in just a year, over 500,000 americans have died. over 50% of all cases and almost half of all deaths are in persons of african-american, latino, is them -- hispanic background, or pacific islanders. the risk is greater because there's more disease, more diabetes, more obesity, more heart disease, but the reality is that the infections are more likely because people live get more crowded conditions. they work in jobs that do not allow the privilege of telework. they cannot sel

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then is going to be a pretty aggressive and vindictive organization isn't it you remember what don jr said on january the 6th he told the crowds of cheering supporters that if they weren't going to fight to change the election results then he was coming after them if you're going to be the 0 and not the hero he said we're coming for you and we're gonna have a good time doing it in other words do is we say or you regret it this isn't politics this is open unashamed thuggery isn't it well i don't want to rock obama says the telecoms after us with their knives we're going to come after them with our guns i say that's really not burglary it's political rhetoric all politicians use the word fired if you watch the most recent share and the trump defender lawyers show time and time again where from chuck schumer and their policy to joe biden everybody in between is the word fight and that frankly is politicians in europe are ignored by the probably i can relate it it's just something people want you to know when you get off but they'll fire at these threats jack kingston that we had there we

abc 7 news reporter jr stone explains what tell look like for kids and teachers. >> reporter: 8-year-old is in 2nd grade and just learned this week he will go back to his school for in- person learning only starting on monday. >> yes. i was excited. >> reporter: excited because instead of half of the day on computer and half at school all 4 1/2 hours each day will be in school five days a week. >> elementary has been back since november in the am/pm that is awesome. and 0 transmissions. >> reporter: the city schools superintendent says four feet of distance will be used, most classes will have 20-25 students. larger classes will be in other areas. >> some of them are meeting in the library and some of them expanding the rooms. >> reporter: nearly 90% of the district's 3,000 elementary school students will go to an all in- person schedule while others stay in distance-only classes. summers, featured in a recent abc news special for good smelling masks, will go back and his mother tells us he can not wait. also says he has been playing too many video games and watching too much tv as she t

jr stone, abc news. >> thank you, jr. >>> part of building a better bay area is fighting for racial and social justice, to find your ally go to our website. >>> new developments now, san jose has a new police chief tonight. 25 year department veteran anthony mato will take on his role next monday. it comes at a time of great transition and divide in the community. >> beyond words. grateful for this opportunity. >> reporter: he joined city council for the first time on tuesday as the new police chief. he started his career with the san jose police department in 1996. councilmember remembers him as her first captain when she started representing district 5. >> we know the same families and interact in the same schools, we live within the same community. he is vested on a very, very personal level. he is part of the fabric of the city of san jose. >> reporter: he was one of six finalists through a public recruitment process. in a statement, he leads the police are in leading the big city in the nation. >> really the right person for this job and this moment because we got a lot of difficul

. >> let's talk now with john boy jr. he's a fourth generation farmer and president of the black farmers association. john, i know this has been a fight that you have been fighting for decades, trying to get fair treatment from the usda, taking part in several lawsuits. what is your reaction to what senator graham said? all right, i'm so sorry. unfortunately, we have lost john there. we're going to try to get him back up, because this is such an important story that we are going to be following. of course, as we mentioned, there is $5 billion in the covid relief bill for black farmers, so we'll be touching upon that in just a moment. >>> after republicans lost the election, more states have been making it harder to vote. hear what iowa just made law. >>> plus, we'll have more in our breaking news. the queen has issued her first response on the explosive interview from prince harry and meghan markle. hall on her new iphone 12 with its faster-than-fast 5g. so that her friends and family could attend her student senior dance

donald trump, jr. gets 8%. again, you see how important to everybody here the grassroots, the base of the conservative movement, the base of the republican party. it is either president trump or a trump candidate. here's the last one, just so everybody has a good idea, what you think his job approval rating is going to be? would you think? 90%? it was 95% last year. >> [cheering] >> thank you. you made my job really easy. he has a 97% job approval. look at it, nobody in the history of the conservative movement has earned your support the way this president has. look what happened, it has gone up every year. not only do 97% say they approve of this president despite of the fact they are trying to cancel him, more important, they are trying to cancel you. that is what if this is about. you have 87% who say they strongly pursue -- strongly approve. i have been coming to cpac now, i'm to come here in college, that is how long ago. i appreciate it. i can't tell you how much on a personal level, how inspired i am by

biden jr., the white house, march 2, 2021. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. the chair lays before the house a message. the clerk: to the congress of the united states, section 202-d of the national emergency act, 50 u.s.c. 1622-d provides for the automatic termination unless within 90 days within the anniversary of its declaration the president publishes in the national register and transmit a letter to the congress stating that the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance with this provision, i have sent to the federal register for publication the enclosed notice stating that the national emergency declared in executive order 1392 of march 8, 2015, with respect to the situation in venezuela is to continue in effect beyond march 8, 2021. the situation in venezuela continues to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the united states. therefore, i have determined that it is necessary to

john jr. i hope they run for 28 in his 1st public address since he left the white house rejected by voters trump ease the minds of many republicans with a call to unify the party across the bitter divide he helped create the republican party is united the only division is between a handful of washington d.c. establishment political hacks and everybody else all over the country i think we have tremendous and. the call for unity behind trump is a challenge to those republicans the party behind someone else and it was. but the former president isn't releasing his vice like grip on a clear majority of republican voters every party but now especially the republican party has to look inside after january 6th and say what have we become what's our great history and how do we go forward from here and reaching out to donald trump and more of the same is not going to do that as expected in his kitchen sink his speech trump attacked his rivals promise to defeat them and repeated baseless claims that he w

beautiful oscar—nominated song speak now from the movie one night in miami performed by leslie 0dom jr listen # listen, listen # to the echoes of martyrs praying # listen, listen, listen # listen # brothers and sisters # listen, listen, listen # i swear we'll never find a way to where we're going...# good afternoon. it is looking a little bit bleak at the moment in north wales and some more heavy rain to come here into the evening, but some of the worst in the rain is across the western scotland. it will be da s of across the western scotland. it will be days of rain _ across the western scotland. it will be days of rain in _ across the western scotland. it will be days of rain in the _ across the western scotland. it will be days of rain in the highlands and it could be some flooding. rain at times ireland pushing back against northeast wales and northern parts of england through the evening, but to the south it stays dries with clear skies, you might see the full moon, the full moon in the northeast of scotland. some shelter here, the cloud will break at times, but gusty winds will b

beautiful oscar—nominated song speak now from the movie one night in miami performed by leslie odom jr listen listen, listen # to the echoes of martyrs praying # listen, listen, listen # listen # brothers and sisters # listen, listen, listen # i swear we'll never find a way to where we're going...# hello there. as the clocks spring forward the temperatures spring upwards. some warm weather on the way for the next few days although if you're in the northwest of scotland prepare for some heavy and persistent rain which could cause some localised flooding. the rain has already arrived. a band of rain to start sunday across parts of northern england, wales and northern ireland and that will be working north in the day. so across scotland sunshine and showers will be replaced by especially heavy across high ground in the west. some brightness for northeast scotland. further south and east will see a little bit brightness, the cloud should break up across some parts of eastern england. it will be windy with gusts of a0 to 50 mph may be a little stronger in places but mild even warm in places

beautiful oscar—nominated song speak now from the movie one night in miami performed by leslie odom jrlisten, listen # to the echoes of martyrs praying # listen, listen, listen # listen # brothers and sisters # listen, listen, listen # i swear we'll never find a way to where we're going...# hello. the uk saw some exceptional warmth on tuesday, and if your day ended looking something like this with a sunset with a pinkish tinge, you were not mistaken. that is saharan dust affecting the way our skies look and that is because we've pulled air all the way up from the sahara to import the warmth. it's travelled across western europe, and on tuesday it made its way right the way into the north of scotland, that warm air. the warmest spot was at 24.5 celsius and that was at kew gardens in west london. there is the possibility on wednesday we could see a similar high, somewhere probably across central or eastern england but a little bit more cloud as possible, too. there could be the odd light shower and that could just peg the temperatures back by a degree or so, but still very warm for engla

mayor don mcloughlin, jr. good to see you, your honor.er crossers? >> i want, people need, the problem that we're seeing is most people don't know what we're seeing in our area. they don't, they don't understand, they don't know that, you know, we're having car chases on a daily basis. in the four county area around us now, today alone, demi, uvaldi, there were probably 20 chases today for illegal immigrants coming in. these are not all people that have squeaky-clean records, want to come in. you know, our ranchers are seeing more break-ins at their ranches, more thefts of their cars, ranch vehicles. they're running through their fences. it is just getting totally out of control. it is like the wild, wild west here. we had to lock our school down last week. this is the third or fourth time we had to do that, they bail out at our schools. our border patrol they're overworked as it is right now. they're spending more time babysitting the unaccompanied mines and these other people are coming through more and more. falling on our police depar

so martin luther king jr.' to love each other g begin to love each other as a human race, then there's a lot of room for love. i'm just imagining. i've not spoken with justin, but martin luther jr. inspires love in his heart, and he loves his wife. so that's my take on it. i don't know if people can follow me down that -- pete: i like that. everybody else can take from it what they want, but i really like that particular perspective. i've got to get your take on one thing on fox nation, which i think you'll love. fox nation has a new series called charlton heston presents the bible, it's a four-part series that was made in 1992. fox nation now has it exclusively. let me play a quick clip and get your reaction to it. this is charlton heston on jerusalem. >> jerusalem is a holy city with three relations. the golden dome of the rock is built where abraham is said to have taken isaac and sacrificed him. jerusalem is, quite literally, the largest religious center in the world and certainly the most spiritually crowd

bobby wood, jr., with the home run, kansas city wins it 8-6. the giants fall to 1-3 this spring. >>> about 20 miles away, the a's taking on the mariners, top six, tony kemp sends it up, up and away. it's a solo home run, one of only two hits in the game for the green and gold, and this game ends in a 1-1 tie. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores. have a great sunday. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. now california phones offers free devices and accessories for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> welcome back. we continue with our coverage with the senate passing the $1.9 trillion american rescue plan as it's called. the house of representatives is expected to pass it tuesday and expected to be signed by president biden later this week. it's time to bring in nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston. good morning to you. >> good mo

ronald defeo jr. who killed his family, and, you know, i cover a lot of true crime cases.be honest with you, those are some of the scariest for me, because you're talking about a trusted member of your family. >> reporter: back in 1974, when he was 23 years old, defeo shot his mother and father, two sisters and two brothers. >> how were all of the victims found face down? why did nobody hear the shots? why didn't they get up? those questions remain. >> during his trial, defeo pursued an insanity defense, saying he heard voices telling him to kill his family. he was convicted of six counts of second-degree murder. a year after the slayings, kathy and george lutz bought the house and moved in, but they only stayed for 28 days, saying they heard strange voices, had an infestation of flies, and saw slime oozing from the walls. >> had either of you had any experience before with the cult or the supernatural ever before? >> we didn't believe in it. >> reporter: the story of the murders and the reported paranormal activity led to a book and several movies called "the amityville h

jr as a son a lot he told me a quote that you know he just said some advice that his father in law given him as an acting teacher and i found it so alone minutes of we'll get to it in a 2nd but let me give you his c.v. he's a motivational speaker an acting teacher in los angeles which by the way is just right now must be weird i'll ask you about that c.e.o. of brady brannon and rich talent he also featured in actor singer leslie odom jr's book failing up when we talked like i said to leslie a few weeks ago i said i've got to meet this cap though it would shake how are you i'm good i know it's your show but i want to start off by telling you how grateful and. impressed to him that you have me on the show because we've never met you don't know me from adam and your viewers don't know me from adam but we were talking to leslie and you heard something that you thought would be good for your viewers and he said i don't care this guy's not a celebrity i want to hear what he has to say and that says something about you so thank you. thank you stuart i also remember again this cat's cluelessly i