kara?s, absolutely. i think what agnes was talking about, we have left it to these companies to make the decisions. it is like someone who owns a city that has no stop signs, has no sewer systems, has no water system, has no police and things happenjust the way they happen. so i think getting some laws in place that are stronger and have some teeth to them is really what we have to do. there is no question regulators have let us down, for the most part, in dealing with these big tech companies over the decades that they have become so powerful. agnes, do we need tougher international laws on hate speech? the key word here is international, because at national level there is plenty of laws on hate speech, incitement of violence and so on, but the problem at international level, there is no agreement as to what constitutes hate speech. we have an article under the international covenant that prohibits incitement to violence, but that is about it. and for the last a0 years, there has been no a

kara, how would you answer this?s7 it depends on where you are, right? nobody loves the internet more than an authoritarian government or a fascist. there's absolutely nobody who thinks it is better and they use these tools. you look at duterte in the philippines, and across the world, in saudi arabia, they abuse these tools. as agnes was saying, what happens is, the issue isn't necessarily the tools themselves, it is how they are used and deployed and how they're monitored and managed. i think one of the things i always think about is that hitler didn't need twitter to do what he did, mussolini didn't need instagram. i know it sounds crazy, stalin didn't need reddit. these people used the tools of the time, whether it was newsreels or other means of propaganda ans so we have to be thinking really hard about how to figure out how to not let this come down to companies deciding these things. with regards to censorship in the united states, impossible with government doing anything around that. we have a thing called t

right now is brandy saad rozny, michael schmidt and "new york times" contributing opinion writer, kara swisher. brandy, i want to start with you. you and ben have done such amazing reporting in the darkest corners of the web over the last several years. as you have been saying since the attack started it could not have been more clear what was coming. it was late out explicitly in open source. you didn't have to be an intelligence officer to understand what the goal, what the objective was of that rally on wednesday. >> yeah. what we saw on wednesday was a culmination of a year of the worst disinformation, you know, this country has seen in a long time and a pandemic and social media and it all came to life at the capitol. we had the militia groups we had been seeing all summer. they had been at state houses, they had been at black lives matter protests armed to the teeth and there to intimidate and threaten. one group in michigan threatened and had this plan to kidnap the governor and then we saw people that looked just the same in the capitol, in the chambers with zip ties. you know?

. >> kara, to me this has a bit of the coliseum feel. we're watching the gladiators.n't just about hurting short tellers. there are actual companies behind these shares that, as you mentioned, are trying to dig themselves out of a really tough situation. there are employees who hold the shares the shares are currency. how do you think this stock price volatility, the inability at this time to discover a fair price will affect the companies themselves >> the idea is to use the stock to buy things and revive no one who is in business will this is a game for a lot of people and it's an interesting game that's why elon jumped in. short sellers have been the bane of his existence i get the fun and games and that short sellers sometimes really just do start to attack unnecessarily but short tellers serve a purpose for companies that are problematic in the end game stock, someone will take their stock to try to get their business going, there's two things, their business and this game if i was gamestop, i would start selling shares because this is speculative right now what'

thanks as always, kara swisher, cnbc contributor we are getting word from the house on their articlesent. >> reporter: what we saw play out was democrats setting into motion the process that will lead to a vote this week to impeach the president for the second time. majority leader steny hoyer tried to get consent for a resolution that would call on vice president mike pence to invoke the 25th amendment and remove president trump from office himself along with the majority of the cabinet. the house will hold a roll call vote f. pence does not respond, the house would move forward with impeachment now also this morning, we heard from three democratic congressmen, jamie raskin, ted lieu who brought forward their own article of impeachment on incitement of insurrection endangering the country and interfering with a peaceful transfer of power thereby betraying the trust of the president. now it is still not clear if this is the article that democrats will pursue. today cicilline said he wants the house to send over anything they vote on immediately the country cannot heal until president

, kara, good to have you here, your timing was extraordinary. spoke to parlor's ceo immediately following the riots, he said they weren't to blame. he just said the same thing on fox business, what's your takeaway? >> he said more. he put out a press release, which was surprising, saying he didn't -- what he said was not what he said. you know, i feel a little strange, because what he said is what he meant to say, he did the awful thing that a ceo did which is he came on and told the truth to my questions. so i don't know what to say about what he's saying now, he said i gave the impression that somehow i don't care. i think you just have to listen to it, that's you will and i gave him plenty of space to talk. i did not interrupt him, i wanted to be illuminated about his theories and he said them and it's now getting problems for him. he said the quiet part out loud. you know, i don't like seeing businesses taken down but he doesn't monitor that site and it was used for organization of this coup attempt. and so it's not my -- it's not my issue t

to that end we are so happy to welcome back kara swisher. veteran journalist.way swag. and she hosts a podcast called pivot with another friend of the broadcast. i'm happy it's you. it's more than a david and goli ath meet cute. what is going on here. >> where do you want to start? reddit or robinhood? robinhood is starting to be popular for young people who feel it's a democratization of investing. a young man committed suicides because he thought his trade was wrong and there's misinformation that is going on with financial literacy. but people are using it to trade and engage in investing. most people don't have stock market portfolios, very rich people do. most people have not benefitted from the run up. so they have been attracted to it and you have reddit, where there's a lot of boards. reddit, million what to call it, it's a bulletin board site, a little bit of a social media site. and it's been around forever. they have been doing a lot of financial discussions on reddit and especially one that started to talk about this idea of pushing back at the hedg

kara, thank you.ppreciate your reporting this evening. >>> incitement of insurrection, that's what democrats are using as a reason to impeach trump. what are the chances he'll be impeached twice? no problem, with temperature balancing you can sleep better together. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so you can really promise better sleep? not promise. ...prove. don't miss our weekend special. save up to $1000 on new sleep number 360 smart beds. plus 0% interest for 48 months. ends monday. to learn more, go to sleepnumber.com i was always comparing myself nefertitito my sisters.irl they were always thin and i wasn't... i ate a lot of food. and then after i had my son it was really difficult to lose the baby weight, and everything took so much time and energy and i didn't have that. and then i tried noom, it was easy and it was super convenient.

during filming ensuring costar ray find safety in a scene where he was buried in my identity but also kara. yeah i mean obviously great didn't want to use a stunt mom which i totally get but it just it leaves me with a terrible task of trying to you know stop him from such a casing which is pretty i think you'd better come and see. thankfully they find survives being buried alive and the film couple can go on to make archaeological history king everyone's going to want a piece on this issue from. finally today the sad news that hollywood actress cloris leachman has passed away at the age of 94 she won multiple emmy awards for how television work especially playing the delightfully neurotic phyllis lynn strong in the mary tyler moore show back in the 1970 s. of the same time she won an oscar playing on the basis housewife in the last picture show she had a long career. in showbiz and only stopped working a few years ago. more on the websites of course at the w dot com slash culture lots of all the arts and culture stores to be found there as well that's it for this edition thanks for watchi

canaj is one of the few photojournalists with access to kara tepe. he, too, is only allowed to work with a police escort an attempt to control the flow of information to the outside world about the catastrophic conditions: the accommodation in tents, the lack of medical provision, food and running water. >> "people wash themselves with seawater. but when the winter mes what should they do then? the children are already in a pitiful state." "and yet people continue to have this unbelievable energy. for example, i saw manija crying in despair when moria was burning. and then she really impressed me with her actions. first, she organized the protest and then she established a school again in the new mp and taught th younge children. it's unbelievable how these people manage to keep looking ahead." >> flooding, the looming winter, the coronavirus pandemic, what has to happen to make europe remember its fundamental values? >> "i can't mprehendhat we aren't helng these pple because we are afraid of more migrants arriving. some of the people that we are tal

joining us on all of these, nbc use correspondent kara lee. just across from the white house, jake sherman, msnbc contributor dr. mercedes parma vice chair at the fienberg school of medicine. kara, let me begin with you, we just got that briefing from president biden outlining the strategy. walk us through the approach here. there were a few key takeaways, perhaps, his initial drive to try to get the pandemic under control. >> that's right, ayman, what you saw now that president biden in charge and overseeing this response to the coronavirus pandemic and the vaccine distribution, so, you heard the president say several things, one that he inherited a system that is not functioning. that he got something from the trump administration that doesn't set them up for success. the second thing he said, look, it's going to get worse before it gets better. at one point, he said we could see 500,000 deaths, death toll reach 500,000 next month. but then he said help is on the way. we're going to get through this. and walked through what he believes will

. >>> let's take a deeper look now at big tech moves against the president on social media with kara swisher. from "the new york times." thank you for joining us today. so the president's banned from twitter, 88 million followers. banned from facebook. 35 million followers. parler appears to be getting shut down. what do you make of all this? >> well, you know, this has been going on for a long time. president trump has been violating rules all over social media for a long time. they gave him the pass because he was considered a newsworthy figure, then they started to label them and that wasn't very effective, and he continued to pressure these social media companies. and when he was part of the incitement using their tools they decided to shut him down. of course it comes at the end. it's been four years of this going on. at the end they realize how dangerous it is because of what happened at the capitol. so, what's happening here is social media took way too long to deal with this issue and of course it resulted in what happened. >> now you're seeing the president's son and support

kara, always good to see you. >>> my conversation on gamestop continues in the newest episode of theown. >>> weeks after the siege on our capitol, it is still striking to see razor wire and national guard troops surrounding. one of our country's most recognizable and important buildings. the controversial idea to secure the people's house for good. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, c

during filming and ensuring costar ray find safety in a scene where he was buried in mud island he also kara. yeah i mean there will be a few breaks in once he's a stunt mom which i totally get but it just it leaves me with a terrible task of trying to you know stop him from such a casing which is pretty i think you'd better come and say. thankfully they find survived being buried alive and the film couple can go on to make an archeological history. everyone's going to want a piece on this issue from. finally today the sad news that hollywood actress cloris leachman has passed away at the age of 94 she won multiple emmy awards for her television work especially playing the delightfully neurotic phyllis lynn strong in the mary tyler moore show back in the 1970 s. of the same time she won an oscar playing on them best housewife in the last picture show she had a long career. in showbiz and only stopped working a few years ago. more on the web sites of course at the w dot com slash culture lots of other arts and culture stories to be found there as well that's it for this edition thanks for wat

during filming and ensuring costar ray find safety in a scene where he was buried in mud island he also kara. yeah i mean obviously you break it once he's a stunt man which i totally get but it just stately me with the terrible task of trying to you know stop him from such a casing which is pretty or think you'd better come and say. thankfully they find survives being buried alive and the film couple can go on to make the archaeological history or king everyone is going to want the patients usual phone. and months of bar closures and economic strife juge of the coronavirus haven't dampened the appetite for rare whiskey and auction in hong kong of some of the most expensive whiskies in the world is expected to fetch a total of $1300000.00 at bonhams on friday one of the top bottles is a blend grande 72 year old vintage by gordon and knoxville expected though estimated to fetch about $49000.00 u.s. dollars this rare single malt bottle is limited to $290.00 bottles in the world. don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download our app from google play it all from the out store a

earlier i spoke to vladimir kara—murza, a russian opposition politician who was himself poisoned twicem what he made of this situation. for the past several weeks the kremlin has done everything possible to try to prevent alexei navalny from coming back to russia, they made all of these announcements that he will be detained, arrested, that there is a search warrant issued against him and they are trying to do this to every major opposition leader in our country, to make people stay away, because they understand that when a russian politician is outside of russia, he or she ceases to be a russian politician, you can't do politics outside of the country, so the most effective way for putin's regime to fight its opponents is to try to drive them abroad. so for example, both times after i was poisoned, as you mentioned, after i concluded my medical rehabilitation abroad, there was no question on my mind that i am returning home to russia, which i did both times, because those of us who oppose the putin regime, there is nothing we can do for the kremlin, no bigger gift we could give to the

are reportedly being swamped by an intake of corona virus patients prompting the city merits of the kara major incidents for the 1st time in 4 years and ask for help from the government shut the house the story. well we've covered 19 things can change very quickly and very dramatically and now the london master deckard has just declared a major incident in london and that follows extreme pressure on the n.h.s. particularly within the hospitals it comes as we've seen deaths absolutely so always see the highest number on record since the pandemic plus more than a 1000000 people are now suffering with covert 19 up and down the country that's one in 50 across the united kingdom but in the capital alone it's one in 30 all of this that is placing a huge amount of pressure on to the n.h.s. and some even saying including the mayor of london himself that it's pushing the n.h.s. to breaking point the cost of control the risk of being overwhelmed what i mean by the. risk of the. hospitals. over the course of this week just to give you an idea then of what a major incident entails previously we've s

north dakota is unique and i know that some states have used kara's money for it but when this began in march all of the broadband association, north dakota providers signed on to chairman pai keeping americans connected pledge and when we did that we pledged to offer free service to students among other things through june 30 and we fulfilled that pledge and now that we entered in the fall there are a variety of situations in every community in every school district is unique but right now the state of north dakota is not committed and there are several initiatives and we have received no dollars from the state of north dakota. >> host: we have alyson klein of education week with us as well and ms. klein, any questions for david crothers of north dakota? >> no, you covered everything really well. >> host: david crothers of the broadband association of north dakota thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> host: allen pratt, what did you hear from mr. crothers? >> i will echo his point that they are ahead of the game of rural areas and across the whole state and across the coun

filming in ensuring costar ray find safety in a scene where he was buried in mud island he also had kara. yeah i mean obviously breaks in once he's a stunt man which i totally get but it just me with it's harold well task of trying to you know stop him from such a casing which is pretty i think you'd better come and see. thankfully bay find survived being buried alive and the film couple can go on to make archeological history. everyone's going to want a piece of. just 100 mines of the top story european medicines agency has authorized us for saturday has covered 19 vaccines for use in over i don't stop across the block the approval comes as the e.u. isn't locked in a dispute with the drug maker of the plan and vaccine deliveries and with european nations to struggling to ramp up that vaccination programs. in situ up to date to more world news about the top of the op but i'll be back in just a moment to take you through the day don't forget you can i'm going to get hold of a snooze on information around the clock on the website that set d w dot com of the day. on. the phone. calling me o

big downpours there across southern parts of the country with particularly wet weather for tom and kara. we heard scott realistically how can you deal with institutionalized corruption in this country if we listen if this breaks up into a conflict between pakistan and india this has implications for the rest of the world we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. revealing eco friendly solutions to come back threats to our planet on which is iraq. all the. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera it's time to recap our headlines now the u.s. is preparing to designate yemen's who theme movement as a terror group a group sworn the blacklisting war heard a deliveries. reacted to the u.s. move saying it is america that is the source of terrorism and the healthy said the policies presented by it express a crisis and thinking. the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says she will go ahead with impeachment proceedings against donald trump unless he's removed from office 1st 25th amendment allows vice president mike pence to declare trump unfit to carry out his duties an

i'm joined now by vladimir kara—murza, a russian opposition politician who was poisoned twice in 2015 he's also the chairman of boris nemtsov foundation. what do you make of this detention? forthe what do you make of this detention? for the past several weeks the kremlin has done everything possible to try to prevent alexei navalny from coming back to russia, they made all of these announcements that he will be detained, arrested, that there is a search warrant issued against him and they are trying to do this to every major opposition leader in our country, to make people stay away, because they understand that when a russian politician is outside of russia, he or she ceases to be a russian politician, you can't do politics outside of the countries of the most effective way for putin's regime to fight its opponents is to try to drive them abroad, so for example, both times after i was poisoned, as you mentioned after a jo poisoned, as you mentioned after ajo i concluded my medical rehabilitation abroad, there was no question on my mind that i am returning home to russia, which i did

sam stein, kasie hunt, jonathan lemire, kara swisher. thank you all and our thanks to david drucker and brandy zadrozny. now to the call for the congressional lawmakers for president trump to immediately leave office. here is congresswoman debbie dingell this morning and house speaker nancy pelosi yesterday. >> i don't think the 25th amendment is looking as real as many people and i do know that there are republican members that thought that was the way to go. i think that democrat will move forward with another impeachment because they do believe that he must be held accountable for his actions that contributed or encouraged or inflamed what happened at the largest symbol of democracy in this country two days ago. >> in calling for this seditious act, the president has committed an unspeakable assault on our nation and our people. i join the senate democratic leader in calling on the vice president to remove this president by immediately invoking the 25th amendment. if the vice president and cabinet do not act, the congress may be prepa

global media puppet in 1996 a talk show on al-jazeera called sharia under life for over 15 years our kara di dispensed weekly advice to an audience of 60000000 viewers issuing fatwas sometimes shocked the west. out of more than $6000.00 verses of the koran there is one verse that deals with a condescending and disobedient wife it is said that one of the methods of treatment is and that. should a homosexual or a lesbian be punished. some say they should be thrown from a high place as god did with the people of sodom some say we should burn them. in the law so look there are a good throughout history that allah has imposed people upon the jews who would punish them for their corruption the last punishment was carried out by hitler. factor in all the things he did to them even though they exaggerated this issue he managed to put them in their place for the media is. some friends have quoted a hottie that says islam will conquer wrong. stuff. but it will tell yeah does this mean that we will bank wish the europeans once again. i believe the next conquest will be conducted through door walk bu

filming in ensuring costar ray find safety in a scene where he was buried in mud island he also had kara. yeah i mean obviously you break it once he's a stunt mom which i totally get but it just it leaves me with a terrible task of trying to you know stop him from such a casing which is pretty or think you'd better come and say. thankfully they find survived being buried alive and the film couple can go on to make an archaeological history or king everyone is going to want to patient he says ruefully. a masterpiece by the italian renaissance painter of botticelli has faith fetched a record price for his work at an auction in new york the painting sold for 76000000 euros young man with the. depicts a young nobleman showing off his own prized artwork a decorative medallion bearing the image of a saint it is considered one of the finest portraits and dates back to the 15th century. and a reminder of the top story we are following for you the european union's fight to secure vaccine supplies he's intensifying the block is to outline plans for. exports of the vaccine drug maker astra zeneca s

during filming in ensuring costar ray find safety in a scene where he was buried in mud island he also kara. yeah i mean obviously you break it once he's a stunt mom which i totally get but it just it leaves me with the terrible task of trying to you know stop him from the casing which is pretty i think you'd better come and see. thankfully they find survived being buried alive and the film couple can go on to make an archeological history or king everyone is going to want a piece on this issue from. finally today the sad news that hollywood actress cloris leachman has passed away at the age of 94 she won multiple emmy awards for how television work especially playing the delightfully neurotic phyllis been strong in the mary tyler moore show back in the 1970 s. of the same time she won an oscar playing on them based housewife in the last picture show she had a long career. a in show biz and only stopped working a few years ago. more on the websites of course at v.w. dot com slash culture lots of all the arts and culture stores to be found there as well that's it for this edition thanks for

filming in ensuring costar ray find safety in a scene where he was buried in my identity but also kara. yeah i mean it will be if you break it once he's a stunt mom which i totally get but it just stately me with the terrible talk of trying to you know stop him from such a casing which is pretty i think you'd better come and say. thankfully they find survives being buried alive and the film couple can go on to make an archeological history or king everyone is going to want to place on this issue from. finally today the sad news that hollywood actress cloris leachman has passed away at the age of 94 she won multiple emmy awards for her television work especially playing the delightfully neurotic phyllis been strong in the mary tyler moore show back in the 1970 s. of the same time she won an oscar playing on them based housewife in the last picture show she had a long career. in showbiz and only stopped working a few years ago. more on the websites of course at the w dot com slash culture lots of all the arts and culture stores we found there as well that's it for this edition thanks for

it's certainly a priority for the new administration kara swisher thinks the first trillionaire will the climate business i wonder if you think it deserves to be at the center of the discussion from here on out. >> yes, i think that -- i think that, you know, energy security and climate security are very important issues and these are very natural applications of ai so you can see the work that we are doing with -- at the c3.ai transformations with microsoft and mit, berkley, princeton, carnegie mellon, university of chicago and stanford that the next call for papers is going to be about ai and digital transformation to energy security and climate security so i think this is a natural application of ai where we can have a huge impact on safer energy, cleaner energy, more renewable energy using ai for carbon sequestration, what have you so yes, i think there is a very large opportunity there and we'll be -- the institute will be making a very large announcement on that shortly >> finally, tom, we had barry stiller on earlier this hour and he said, quote, we're beyond exuberant, unquot

shaw has curated many exhibits, and kara walker, virginia's lynch mob and other works. gwendolyn received her ph.d. in art history from stanford university. if you would like to ask d dr. shaw a question, type it in the comment section of this live feed. we'll get to as many office questions as possible as the end of your program. gwendolyn, we look forward to your presentation this evening. >> thank you so much, colleen. it's really great to be here. we can go to the slides. i'm very eager to talk about this exhibition with your audience because we can't go and see it right now in person. while the exhibition opened up november 13th and will be on view until may 23rd, it's currently in the dark. the smithsonian is closed to visitors, but we do hope to reopen in the new year. this exhibition is something new for a portrait gallery. while we're very well known for our collection of presidential portraits, this is the first time that we've done a major exhibition of first lady portraits. we have partnered with key lenders, the white house with special conservation support

system, if it will let you do it and especially if you have mal intent they continue to do that and kara, it looks like a line in the sand has been drawn now. does this change the company's business models? >> one of the things i think is you can't make to focus on business enragement your business model i think they need to focus on models -- hate and disinformation is not a business model. i don't think they want it to be that way but they had in president trump, someone who took advantage of this and showed the way it could be there's lots of great ways for them to link together and bring together a community, which i think is mark zuckerberg's intent and over and over again, the broadcasting over social media what happened in myanmar, in india. it's proof after proof after proof that digital jumps off into an log at some point and it was going to happen in this country and it did >>> tonight more fallout from the capitol hill riot and this time it involves officers. as new images from inside that crowd give investigators more evidence more >> more sinister, organized and frightening

exhibitions, including represent, 200 years of african-american art at the philadelphia museum of art, and kara walker, virginia's lynch mob and other works for the art museum in new jersey. gwendolyn received her ph.d. in art history from stanford university. if you'd like to ask dr. shaw a question, please type it in the comment section of this live feed. we will get to as many audience questions as possible at the end of our program. glend ly dwe gwendolyn we look forward to your presentation. >> thank you so much, colleen, it's great to be here. we can go to the slides. i'm very eager to talk about this exhibition with your audience. especially because we can't go and see it right now in person, while the exhibition opened up november 13th, and will be on view until may 23rd, it is currently in the dark. the smithsonian is closed to visitors. but we do hope to reopen in the new year. this exhibition is something new for a portrait gallery. while we're very well-known for our collection of presidential portraits, this is the first time we've done a major exhibition of first ladies portraits

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with us to discuss is the new york times tech journalist and host of the sway podcast, kara swisher.aving a moment of self—doubt and reflection and wondering whether they should have acted earlier? —— some of the trump supporters were radicalised. they should have acted earlier, and the interesting thing is that the billionaires got us into this but the billionaires are now also trying to deal with these issues. yes, ithink also trying to deal with these issues. yes, i think they have taken, it is almost four years since they have done anything and they are doing something withjoe biden and his administration coming in and not being very happy about their behaviour, just ten days before that happened, and it took this much to make them do it. now they are shocked by what they have brought about and a lot of people will begin to look at that carefully, while the tech people did the right thing, what have they been doing the rest of the time? it is not going to change, because people are still going to sign up for these social media platforms and the companies themselves, they may get

>>kara borden were full hope. part of. all now with my life to i want to.'m not there's way more important. wood. all >>bonds was difficult to understand there because you have the mask on but he actually said that i don't ever actually hear about it unless somebody tells me. i really don't keep track of it and then he said you know what i'm doing right now my life day to day is special for people and that's what's important and that's more important in the hall of fame. that's what he said. he knows what he did. and if they've told him once they've told him 9 times you're not getting in next year will be the 10th and final time the bonds is eligible for the hall of fame. houston we have a head coach the texans are hiring david collie to be their next head coach 27 years in us as an assistant and finally he's getting the top job. just the 3rd black coach in a sea of white head coaches in a league of mostly black players. the ultimate test in ocean racing ended where it started in biscayne bay last night, french sailing yacht at best even one. the round the

from our history bookshelves series, legal scholar kara robertson examines the 1893 murder trial of lizzierden. the case received international attention as ms. borden was charged with murdering her father and stepmother. the trial took place in falls river, massachusetts. that's tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and 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 we're brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. >>> up next, a look at the district of columbia compensated emancipation act of april 16th, 18 1862. the act freed about 3,100 slaves in the nation's capital and compensated owners for each former slave. the panel talks about the influence the act had on the emancipation proclamation which was issued eight months later. >>> on this day 157 years ago an act for the release of certain persons held to service or labor in the district of co

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here to start us off garrett haake on capitol hill, kara lee near the white house. garrett, let me start with you. a few hours until senators are sworn in for this historic trial. we have never seen this before. we've never seen senators sworn in now for the second time, right, of an impeachment trial of the same person, the same president. one big question about the proceedings is now answered, who is going to preside, but other questions are still up in the hair. not a lot of time to figure things out. >> reporter: at some point we're going to see an agreement between the majority and minority on the structure of this trial. they have two weeks to sort that out. the actual trial with senators seated as a court won't begin until february 9th but today we will see the senators sworn in, summons sent out for donald trump's response here and then most of this process moves behind closed doors. i can tell you this trial is about as popular as a root canal among republican senators and we're starting to see a lot of process-related arguments about whether it should even

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. >> so it's interesting and i think that kara swisher made a point similar to you, jane, the idea thatwas this horrific event at the capitol, the implications of which we we talked about it are still playing out as it relates to the investigations, the political impact, specifically what do you do to make -- better. the discussion is these moves have, quote, united the right single handedly in about eight seconds, ben. you have republicans condemning -- they are talk being big tech here, they are talking about big tech taking these actions. here is senator marco rubio, for example. watch. >> even if you don't like donald trump, that should be concerning that they have that power. >> and that is a line that we've heard from others in the more conservative circles as well, ben. what say you? >> yeah, this is what's happened, the entire talking point has shifted from who is to blame on wednesday to it doesn't matter who is to blame on wednesday, what matters is what's happening on twitter. i would say, you know, a lot of these high profile accounts like matt gates, for example, has been c

i want to bring in now leigh ann caldwell on capitol, kara lee outside the white house. leanne, timing, right? it was one year ago today that they sent articles of impeachment ahead of the last trial. when will speaker o pelosi do that again. >> reporter: hallie, that is just an incredible fact that just one year ago we were right here where we are again today, but all eyes are on house speaker nancy pelosi and the question is, like you mentioned, when is she going to send that article over to the senate and there's a lot of things that are coming into play here. of course joe biden is to be inaugurated next wednesday, as well as there are a bunch of -- there's at least five confirmation hearings next week for joe biden and joe biden just announced what he wants to do regarding covid and get a massive stimulus out to the country. democrats are acutely aware of those problems and those things that they need to deal with while they also conduct an impeachment trial of president trump. now, all eyes are on the senate and the these senators are getting a lot of pressure on w

respected because of the last 4 years and so his family boarded the plane as well jared jennifer and kara getting on board they have been part of the administration haven't seen biden anywhere and there is some talk that is keen to continue her political career perhaps even challenging marco rubio for the republican nomination for a senate seat in florida and gone jr also keen to extend his political career and political influence that might well be peter as you see in this patriot party which is speculation that don't trump may form that in the aftermath of his 4 years in the white house alan for the moment many things will come back to you in a couple of minutes i'm sure mr biden is leaving blair house that's the of a half of the spectacle today kamala's making the point correctly accurately at the top of the saying we've got to spectacles today we've got the end of the trumpet ministration which we've just seen with mr trump on marine one having now boarded air force one with the 1st lady still the 1st lady until the president mr trump stops being president. when he gets off the plane

knowledge of trump's actions during those six hours of mob rule and found him to be a man who didn't karas more than 30 minutes after the riots started, aides finally started to issue a tweet which was please support our capitol please and law enforcement. they are trial on the side of our country. stay peaceful. however, he reportedly didn't even want to write stay peaceful as he was enjoying his supporters fighting so hard for him. >> it's all about himself and how he will actually encourage people to commit treason against this country. and also i'll just a little side note sit back while people are hunting for mike pence to hang him. people are searching out nancy pelosi to assassinate her, put a bullet in her head as one of the people said. and basically decapitate the top of america's constitutional government other than donald trump. >> i need to understand mike pence, joe. he was put in a safe room. his life was in dangerous of trump's rioters. and he demured at the thought of the 25th his own president, his boss allowed people to close in on the capitol and try and kill him. >> ye

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program absolutely and that's going to be an interesting thing to see where it goes with that thank you kara colonel for joining us on this you know i want to turn our attention to china and alex i have which is going to bring us the latest on where the united states and china relations stand so we know where we could go in the future. my abiding prayer is that we emerge from this ordeal with a new list of. the great war at that putting very large tariffs on china there it was to the coronavirus we did a great job with the china virus a great job to the trumpet ministrations ties with taiwan. don't tell me when years the us signed to adhere to the one china principles and and the provisions of the 3 us china joint communique and to stop any words or actions that enhance u.s. taiwan relations for strengthen military ties with taiwan president donald trump's government was relentless and its actions against china setting relations between the 2 countries into a downward spiral however now trump is out and biden is in and without the possibility of improving the strain ties the u.s. has with ch

also after kara speaks, there will be time for a q and a. if you have a question you would like to ask or, if you could use this microphone here so we could pick it up on all of our av stuff that would be great. many of us are many of you know we have a lot going on in politics and prose including at our bookstores at the worsen union market, check that out on our events calendar and social media. if you are a fan of this book you might enjoy our true crime book group which joins every third thursday of the month in the party house. when him is jenny i'm a bookseller here i'm really glad to introduce kara robertson. she is a lawyer she was educated at harvard, oxford and stanford law school. she served as a legal adviser to the criminal tribunal of the former yugoslavia at the hague, and a visiting scholar at stanford law school. she published her first paper on the trial in 1997. the trial of lizzy borden is robertson's first book, and it she addresses one of the most infamous murders in american history. the murders of andrew and abby bord