the married couple and another man were found on a small island between key west and the bahamas. the rescue crew returned a day later in better weather to fly them to key west. >> we actually discovered them waving next to their -- a temporary shelter that they had built for themselves. >> coast guard lieutenant mike allard was on the aircraft that made the rescue. pictures show the shelter the thee had made. with little food and water, they were reportedly survived off of rats and conk shells. >> what is common are conk shells which is have muscle inside them and it seemed that at least around the area where they were living there were a lot of those. >> reporter: they were dehydrated and tired, but not seriously hurt. with no signs of a raft, its island or whether they were trying to flee cuba, the relief needed to translation. >> being out in harsh elements for a long period of time, that emotion is conveyed through a smile and just -- they were very happy to see us. >> reporter: the three were taken to a key west hospital. no word yet if they will go back to cuba or can stay

the married couple and another man were found on anguilla cay, a small island between key west and the bahamas. the rescue crew then returned a day later in better weather to fly them to key west. >> we actually discovered them waving next to their temporary shelter that they had built for themselves. >> reporter: coast guard lieutenant mike allert was on the aircraft that made the rescue. pictures show the shelter the three had made. with little food and water, they reportedly survived off rats and conch shells. >> what's very common in the bahamas are conch shells which have mussel inside them, and it seemed that at least around the area where they were living, there were a lot of those. >> reporter: they were dehydrated and tired but not seriously hurt. with no signs of a raft, it's unknown how they got to the island or whether they were trying to flee cuba. only speaking spanish, the rescue crew was not able to easily communicate with them, but the relief needed no translation. >> being out in those harsh elements for a long period of time, that emotion is still definitely conveyed

welcome to key west! rob: thank you. joe: thanks for having us.started? joe and rob: yes. lemonis: where's vinny at? joe: vinny is inbound. i think he gets here probably about 10 minutes. lemonis: alright. alright. let's get started, i guess. in order for this business to be anything interesting to invest in, i'm gonna want to understand the scalability of it outside of the vegas market, so i came up with this idea to set up at my key lime pie company shop. it was a business that i invested in years ago. hi. joe: i'm joe, with cocotaps. stephanie: nice to meet you. rob: i'm rob. stephanie: rob, stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, who's the manager of that location, is a very successful businessperson, and she can teach vinny a lot about business, but i'm here. rob is here. joe is here. where's vinny? so they are from cocotaps in vegas. one problem -- the owner is not here. stephanie: well, we can wait, or we can get started. joe: i'm down to get started. rob: let's get started. stephanie: let's do it. lemonis: i want to get feedback from customers. i w

which by this point numbered in the tens of thousands and counted on a daily basis of coming into key west in the community absorbing them in almost solely responsible for that very little federal assistance financially or otherwise this was an international incident that was becoming a local problem somehow and nearly bankrupting four counties as the southern four counties, as a result monroe, dade, broward and palm beach yet influx of people with very little they needed housing, medical attention, they needed education, they needed food, the burden that this placed on the local government was extraordinary and while that was happening you have the trial of the tillers of arthur mcduffie and the police officers in 90 minutes are acquitted by an all-white jury in tampa after the case was being too incendiary to go through a local jury in the jurisdiction was moved for the trial and then you have the worst riots in the century that cost 18 lives, billions of dollars in damage and lasted to this day, empty lots in liberty city, to this day that it never been redeveloped since they were burne

that's gotta be an uncomfortable man for the key west airports unveil the coronavirus fighting robotst thing in florida. the new robot travels the airport by itself admitting a cleansing ultraviolet wave and by bill gates i'm sure. at that floridians to try to feed them beer. the lights are strong and killed 99% of pathogens including covid 19 read that again if you leave key west without a few infections, you are doing it wrong for the ultraviolet light is so intense the robot needs operate after hours so as not to harm humans. it's so dangerous you're better off steering at this. make it stop it burns, it burns. yay. we are the champions. [laughter] topic number three. here is a sticky situation. a louisiana woman is getting professional help after she went viral for putting gorilla glue in her hair instead of hair gel, watch. >> when i do my hair i like to finish it off with a little just to keep it in place. what i didn't have any so i use this. gorilla glue. bad, bad, bad idea. my hair it don't move you noted saying? it don't move. i have washed my hair 15 times. and it don't mo

area's sea turtles come up on to the beach to lay their eggs it's hard to find a sandy beach on key west it's a tourist haven with hotels lined up along the shore and even the less frequented islands are seeing nesting problems residents are increasingly building landing stages in front of their properties the water is too shallow here to tether a boat it's mostly about status harry and jennifer apple are also active in the save a turtle organization they say the landing stage is not only prevent turtles from laying eggs they also pose another hazard. the turtle goes in for the goes forward it collapses because of the land and the turtle starts that they can only go forward and it gets trapped and actually in there. the 2 activists have filed a lawsuit against the government for failing to prevent the piers although the sea turtles are recognized as an endangered species present in trump had leased environmental regulations harry and jennifer apple hope the new administration will do a u. turn here as well is the reason they both voted for biden. vote with my heart i vote with my head in

sinking area sea turtles come up once the fields to lay their eggs it's hard to find a sandy beach on key west it's a tourist haven with hotels lined up along the shore and even the less frequented islands are seeing nesting problems residents are increasingly building landing stages in front of their properties the water is too shallow here to tether a boat it's mostly about status harry and jennifer apple are also active in the save a turtle organization they say the landing stages not only prevent turtles from laying eggs they also pose another hazard. the circle goes in for this goes forward it collapses because of the land and the turtle starts the day because it can only go forward and it gets trapped and actually in there. the 2 activists have filed a lawsuit against the government for failing to prevent the piers although the sea turtles are recognized as an endangered species president trump had eastern government regulations harry and jennifer apple hope the new administration will do a u. turn here as well is the reason they both voted for biden i. vote with my heart i vote with my

s and constance off the court was told that she was a key west spy revelation that could impact her claim to diplomatic immunity. and we need to find out some more information about her status and how it might or. her clients are just going out of community that we're hopeful that the government will step forward and give us those answers. soon as possible.

and dances off the court was told that she was a key west by a revelation that could impact claim to diplomatic immunity. and we need to find out some more information about her. and how we. were hopeful that the government will step forward and give us those answers. also . joe biden claims diplomacy is back in his 1st foreign policy speech for. diplomatic when it came to russia. 6 o'clock here in moscow international our top story this hour russia is expanding its expanding 3 european diplomats over their alleged participation in an authorized protest in moscow on january the 23rd the actions of the swedish german polish diplomats was described as unacceptable not corresponding to that professional status bosco also expressed hope too that the diplomatic missions and their personnel will follow the norms of international law the announcement does come this russia's foreign minister and the u.s. foreign policy chief met today in the russian capital we'll have more on that a bit like in the program. now there has been a major twist in the case of the british teenager hari done he was

faster so far the biggest demands are coming out of places such as fort lauderdale fort myers orlando key west and tampa. mexico has seen a recent spike in demand so now american delta and united are added more flights from new york to baja hawaii will also be more direct flights united is in the process of creating a direct flight from kona to chicago and jet blue is adding service from new york to guatemala city the caribbean is also making the list for more flights delta is on track to bring you back all of its pre pandemic routes and while officials remain optimistic they say there is still a long road ahead we've already lost 10 crew members you're drunk. we've had a lot of our crew members were lost family members so clearly you know our number one priority is getting through this haze says jet blue customers will be able to fly between new york and los angeles around midyear flights to london from the carrier will begin a few months later while the number of overall flights have dropped insiders say bargain hunters are in for a treat prices more portably hover 12 percent lower both dome

sinking areas sea turtles come up on to the beach to lay their eggs it's hard to find a sandy beach on key west it's a tourist haven with hotels lined up along the shore and even the less frequented islands are seeing nesting problems residents are increasingly building landing stages in front of their properties the water is too shallow here to tether a boat it's mostly about status harry and jennifer apple are also active in the save a turtle organization they say the landing stage is not only prevent turtles from laying eggs they also pose another hazard. the turtle goes into this and goes forward it collapses because of the land and the turtle starts to dig because it can only go forward and it gets trapped and actually dies in there. the 2 activists have filed a lawsuit against the government for failing to prevent the piers the sea turtles are recognized as an endangered species president trump had eased environmental regulations harry and jennifer apple hope the new administration will do a u. turn here as well is the reason they both voted for biden. vote with my heart i vote with my sc

the married couple and another man were found on anguilla key, a small island between key west and the bahamas. >> we actually discovered them waving next to their temporary shelter that they had built for themselves. >> pictures show the shelter the three had made, and with little food and water, they reportedly survived off rats and conch shells. >> trevor: good lord, people. that sounds absolutely traumatic. to be on a beach and not be able to instagram it? that is a punishment i wish on nobody. but, yeah, that's right: a married couple and another man were stranded on an island for 33 days. and the person i feel worst for is the "other man, because not only are you the third wheel, but once that rat supply dries up, you know you're first on the menu. why are you guys looking at me like? do you guys want to have a three sell? i mean, something like that. but for real, actually being stranded on a tropical island seems way less fun than they made it seem on "gilligan's island." i don't remember ever seeing mary ann walking around covered in rat blood. let's move on to our top story,

sinking areas sea turtles come up once the beach to lay their eggs it's hard to find a sandy beach on key west it's a tourist haven with hotels lined up along the shore and even the less frequented islands are seeing nesting problems residents are increasingly building landing stages in front of their properties the water is too shallow here to tether a boat it's mostly about status harry and jennifer apple are also active in the save a turtle organization they say the landing stages not only prevent turtles from laying eggs they also pose another hazard. the turtle goes. goes forward it collapses because of the land and the turtle starts the day because it can only go forward and it gets trapped and actually in there. the 2 activists have filed a lawsuit against the government for failing to prevent the piers although the sea turtles are recognized as an endangered species president trump head east environmental regulations harry and jennifer apple hope the new administration will do a u. turn here as well is the reason they both voted for biden i. vote with my heart i vote with my head. you

tom: to be honest, jonathan lived this in capri and naples and then miami and key west.nternationally it is not working. jonathan: you want me to reply to that? tom: no. [laughter] lisa: let's talk about the gas these planes used. [laughter] tom: you nailed that. the grown-up. we are watching bitcoin. 43,000. amrita sen is a joy to speak to. what she does better than anybody is the elasticity and responsibility and supply and demand worldwide. she joins us this morning. amrita sen, you nailed it with demand elasticity being a mystery. how much of a mystery is it right now? amrita: it continues to be a mystery. even when you had 90% of world's manufacturing down, this was around march or april, oil demand only fell 20%. it does show you how inelastic oil demand is. right now globally oil demand is down 5 million barrels per day, which given the scale of relative lock downs we are still talking about, even in places like china, is doing well. the cold weather has also helped. we have seen energy prices in asia hit record highs, and as a result a lot there has switched to l

sink area sea turtles come up once the beach to lay their eggs it's hard to find a sandy beach on key west it's a tourist haven with hotels lined up along the shore and even the less frequented islands are seeing nesting problems residents are increasingly building landing stages in front of their properties the water is too shallow here to tether a boat it's mostly about status harry and jennifer apple are also active in the save a turtle organization they say the landing stage is not only prevent turtles from laying eggs they also pose another hazard. the 3rd. goes forward it collapses because of the land and the turtle starts the day because it can only go forward and it gets trapped and actually in there. the 2 activists have filed a lawsuit against the government for failing to prevent the piers although the sea turtles are recognized as an endangered species present in trump head east environmental regulations harry and jennifer apple hope the new administration will do a u. turn here as well is the reason they both voted for biden i. vote with my heart i vote with my head in science

. >>> key west international airport has a new high tech ally in the fight against coronavirus. its name is r 2 it works by beaming out high intensity ultraviolet light, meant to remove 99.9% of harmful airborne pathogens, including the coronavirus. the six foot robot moves through terminals at night after it closes to the public. because it is so difficult to get accurate information about vaccine supplies and appointments, vaccine watch has been a key component of building a better bay area. those 65 and older at high risk had an especially difficult time when they called health providers or go online. abc7 reporter david louie discovered a free service to help older americans get online and get help. >> reporter: many of us know the frustration, exasperation, futility of waiting on hold for an appointment to find out who has vaccines. those 65 plus found a way around the hurdles. >> we do it for the demographic most impacted by covid and in need of the vaccine. >> reporter: co-founder of san francisco bay get set up offers older americans all kinds of online learning. in the

the coast guard spotting the group during patrol on anguilla cay, a small island between key west andscuers with large flags and a cross made out of sticks. >> we actually discovered them waving next to their temporary shelter they had built. >> reporter: on monday rescuers seen dropping food, water and a radio down to the married couple and another man. the cuban nationals were dehydrated but not hurt. having survived by making this shelter and eating small animals and conch. >> these people were very blessed. they were out in the middle of nowhere. >> reporter: coast guard lieutenant mike allert rescued the group and flew them to key west. >> being out there in those harsh elements for a long time, they were very happy to see us. >> reporter: and the trio told rescuers they swam to that island after their boat capsized in rough waters. it is not clear if they were trying to flee cuba but, robin, it really is a miracle that they are alive. >> glad they are safe. gio, thank you. >>> coming up next is our "play of the day." no, george, i'm not going to read what it says next. >> i knew

sinking areas sea turtles come up once the fields to lay their eggs it's hard to find a sandy beach on key west it's a tourist haven with hotels lined up along the shore and even the less frequented islands are seeing nesting problems residents are increasingly building landing stages in front of their properties the water is too shallow here to tether a boat it's mostly about status harry and jennifer apple are also active in the save a turtle organization they say the landing stage is not only prevent turtles from laying eggs they also pose another hazard. the turtle goes. goes forward it collapses because of the land and the turtle starts that they can only go forward and it gets trapped and actually there. the 2 activists have filed a lawsuit against the government for failing to prevent the piers over sea turtles are recognized as an endangered species president trump at least environmental regulations harry and jennifer apple hope the new administration will do a u. turn here as well is the reason they both voted for biden. vote with my heart i vote with my head. you know i care about the

tom: i thought you were in key west. i did not know you were here? jonathan: i'm back.d market, yield curve, yields higher, up about a couple of basis points. lisa is right, how the bond market respond to the jobs number is a big unknown. how does it respond? downside surprise? you start a factor in more stimulus -- tom: what else do you have? jonathan: let me finish the thought. tom: i'm excited about oil. jonathan: calm down, let me get to the banks. let's walk people through the yield curve. you will get your chance, tom. you will be back in the spotlight shortly. deep breath. have a drink. finish on this, the banks, a huge rally, a massive. kbw looks a little bit something like this, around about nine percentage points for unreal. all of that on the back of a steeper yield curve. the main prospect, good luck. >> do they keep tom sealed in that cage? jonathan: we have not figured that out yet. >> you were talking about the banks, there is a big reopening trade taking place. earnings were reported after the bill yesterday. a lot of people were looking for that revenue

tom: seriously, ferro's professional at this, capri to key west, amazing how you pull that off.onathan: so how is it in texas? kevin: it is a developing story. no mistake, we can talk about mexico were one million microseconds are also without power as a result of what happened with the power grid down there in texas. yesterday i spoke with a congressman, and mark mcmanus is the president of the united states and canada plumbers union , and he met with president biden in the oval office earlier this week to discuss infrastructure. and he said pointblank that texas came up in that meeting as a result of the crisis down there and that it only illustrates the need for there to be or infrastructure. republicans are saying they want infrastructure, but they are divided within their caucus how to best pay for it. that is where the longer-term debate is going. texas is really a focus right now because this is also the same week that the biden administration has announced an immigration proposal. when i was up on capitol hill yesterday and talking with sources in between covering the ga

[laughter] tom: we could move to key west, the golden parrot, whatever it is called. why don't you go down there first? tom: i would a reconnaissance. jonathan: perfect -- i will do reconnaissance. jonathan: perfect. tom: paul singer is moving the shop down there. jonathan: we will think about it. tom: they guy next to you in central park west or whatever -- jonathan: here we go. [laughter] tom: -- there's like three units in your building for sale. jonathan: for the audience worldwide, i don't live in central park west. only tom does this. [laughter] lisa: i've got oil still in my living room, tom. jonathan: a security breach. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> it's not surprising, given the issuance and the recovery coming, that bond yields are going to be higher. we are going to see the curve steeper. >> we could see the u.s. economy grow faster than the chinese economy in 2021. >> as you see a shift back towards services spending and normalization and activity, a lot of those jobs could come back quickly. >> it is a blowout year for the economy. >> the fed may be underesti

then all of monroe county, which includes all of the keys, all of the way down to key west. there are some major economic drivers there. two military bases, the naval air station down in the key is then also a reserve base in the city, down in the south. the everglades is a major portion of the district that i will be representing. i represent the two national parks, everglades national park and biscay national park, they are both in district 26. -- biscayne national park. they are both in district 26. again, it is huge. the everglades are very important to our environment here in south florida and the state of florida. so i will take that response believe very seriously, how to protect the everglades, how to protect our drinking water and our supply here in south dade, how to restore the reefs in monroe county and the keys. restoring the economy to the southwest portion of miami-dade county. not just representing my district, but the entirety of miami-dade. since i was a mayor of miami-dade county, i will also be looking out for the entire area, not just my congressional dis

and that also turned more people on to seafood and by the way this particular boat is headed to key westuess i'll see you at the en of the month. back to you. connell: there you go. very good. boy we were talking to you about the chicken wing shortage just yesterday and now there is the effect of it we're all eating shrimp down there in tampa, florida, the great ashley webster woulds the forrest gump of fox business , once he gets running he never stops, ashley webster, thank you very much. ashley: have a good one. connell: thanks for watching us, everybody today and every day i'm connell mcshane in new york, have a great echosystem would end we'll see you monday. david: good evening, everybody. i'm david asman filling in for the vacationing lou dobbs. president joe biden today sound ing a dark note on the future of the american economy, a weaker than expected jobs report showing 49,000 jobs added in december, less than expected and only 6,000 in the private sector, and an unemployment rate at 6.3%. now president biden came into office, promising to compromise with just 16 days into his

eye-catching signals for help including multicolored flags, the three were airlifted to a hospital in key weste eat rats? >> i could not -- >> if i was starving, gayle. i would eat anything -- >> 33 days on an island -- >> i'd probably go this is the best rat i've ever eaten. >> yeah. yeah. >> i don't know. >> called hunger. >> survival. how about survival? passing on that gene pool. got to survive. >> okay. >>> all right. this is one of the greatest stories ever. a virtual court hearing in west texas produced a moment that you might call -- i didn't write this -- ameousing. >> she's trying to, but -- i'm prepared to go forward with it. i'm here live. it's not -- i'm not a cat. >> the combination of forlorn. we talked to the lawyer, ron ponton, unfiltered about the flub that's gone viral. >> our nation needs a collective laugh. we had a hard, bad year this past year. if they have that laugh at may expense, go have it. i'm happy. >> so during our interview, i couldn't help but have a little fun with ponton. here i am bringing my cat filter. here we are as two kitty cats wlo. who wore it better?

think i've seen group shots of them on that very lawn -- >> on the lawn of the little white house at key west>> it meant a lot to the keys, not many people knew about it then. truman went there 175 times while he was president, kept going back. a new season of what made america great. this is evidence that this is a great country and i think we have 28 separate videos. fox nations is a members only streaming service with exclusive access to original content and favorite personalities. go to foxnation.com and sign up through the app store. >> what an assignment, during the winter, to be down in the keys. >> you and tom brady wearing shorts. >> we've been compared a lot. >> why didn't we show the part where brian was throwing the add adirondak chair. >> a lot of people thought it was inappropriate. >> moving on, 7:15 in the east. democrats and some activists calling on president biden to erase student loan debt. we'll talk to a two time master's degree graduate who says complete debt cancellation is not a great idea. plus, the national anthem making a comeback last night at the dallas mavericks

we'll be back to looking at that key senator from west virginia as it has been here the last few weeksblake, thank you from the north lawn. james freeman joins us from "the wall street journal." james a fox news contributor. it is kind of interesting to watch all of this, james, putting together what blake talks about, whether minimum wage is in there or not, looks like the democrat will put through a large relief or stimulus package, whatever you want to call it, you do see pushback from economists, even liberal economists like larry summers, this might be too big. inflation could be a problem. in the midst of all of this we still have the stock market hovering at record highs. pretty flat today but still doesn't seem to be very concerned if there is a concern about the future. what do you make of that? >> as far as the economists it is very striking, larry summers, jason furman, steve rattner, leading lights of the obama economic team, saying polite ways joe, we don't need a package this big. it is not 2009. the economy is in pretty good shape. that relates to the second question how

>> so, interestingly, one of the keys there is that west virginia decided not to opt into the federal government's nursing home long-term care facility vaccination program. that program designated a set amount of doses for nursing homes. and what governors and state officials found was that some of those doses were kind of trapped in that program. i talked to andrew cuomo, the governor of new york, last week. and he mentioned that it was -- he had to yank those doses back. because they were stuck, and deemed, you know, only fit for that program. >> yeah, and we have also seen that's another place where we have seen some vaccine hesitancy among folks working in those areas, and again, the sort of reinscription of a lot of these sort of inequities which is, again, going to be the big challenge nested amongst many other challenges for the biden covid response. sheryl gay stolberg great reporting. thanks so much. >> okay, thank you. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. a special edition of "the rachel maddow show" justice under trump starts now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening. mu

things even worse for them so that's the calculation as to be made by the west would they really want to risk have that happening the key player here and a key question is how does china respond because during the days of the dictatorship. china was their best friend and china could make some maneuvers here to ease the economic pressure on them so china's response to any economic sanctions could have a real impact on things. what about the defectors civilian leader aung sun suu kyi we understand she's under house arrest again she's calling on her supporters to resist is there any sign that her supporters are heeding that call well clearly they they they want they are whether she is the most beloved person in the country the question though is what these people be willing to risk the repercussions if they were to make public demonstrations what we have some point 3 mass demonstrations in the streets of yangon the biggest city in the country that's a real question because in the past if you look at practice or eat the military they would sometimes put down these types of revolts often violently often with deadly force ano

he viewed his own class, that is the class of 1846 of the united states military academy at west point, as a key to national success. not only in a civil war, but eventually, but more broadly. in fact, in an address to his fellow cadets, when he was still a west point, mcclelland declared, the great difference between the officers in private, between the officer in the private, is that one is supposed to be an educated well informed man. whilst the other, it is a passive instrument in the hands of his superiors. i think that statement speaks volumes about george b mcclelland. his faith in an elite class, indeed a kind of natural hierarchy if you will. would hardly sit well in democratic america. -- powers superior mines was striking, at the same time i think, unequivocal. he praised his fellow and pro spoons a like-minded cadet, for appreciating what he called, the best little it sure. essential to the man who would bear the character of an accomplished and polished gentlemen. and the, without educated officers, mcclelland believed armies would become a little better than mobs. and most depraved

bakari, senator manchin of west virginia is a moderate democrat and a key player in passing the president's covid relief bill. he doesn't want that $15 minimum wage provision in the deal. how do you see this playing out? >> you know, i think that senator manchin still has some heartburn from vice president harris going to west virginia and pushing him to support the $1.9 trillion stimulus package which he ended up voting for to go through the budget reconciliation process. i was a little bit disappointed in senator manchin today, like many people, because senator manchin is the same person who supported jeff sessions and many other donald trump appointees, but tweets of neera tanden, although she's brilliant, don't make her palatable. when you talk about things like the minimum wage, you have a state like west virginia where the governor of west virginia, who is a republican on some days, a democrat on others, but a republican governor wants to go further and bigger in terms of providing for the citizens of this country than joe manchin. i don't have any problems with joe manchin, i think w

ahead all about covert vaccines in particular the disparities between the wealthy west and the developing world was a key factor of today's online come together. 19 the high on the agenda virtual summit of the g. 7 with leaders pledging plenty of cash to try and help the kovacs program this is the global rollout of 19 is still a volatile a in from the you said they would double their offering to $1000000000.00 euros in total around $7500000000.00 was pledged germany's angela merkel said her country was one of the biggest contributors. i'm happy to see the germany also as one and a half 1000000000 euro supporting callbacks we're one of the biggest contributors to this program in fact among the biggest with the u.s. and u.k. now there have been calls before this meeting for g 7 countries to do it and just pledge money to actually pledge vaccines up to 5 percent all of their vaccine doses to poor countries to help the rollout of vaccination in those poor countries boris johnson ukase prime minister emanuel marquand president of france leading those cools but it didn't seem that the g 7 were ready to step up

viewed his own class -- that is the class of 1846 at the united states military academy at west point -- as the key to national success, not only in the civil war but eventually but more broadly. in fact, in an address to his fellow cadets when he was still at west point, mcclellan declared the great difference between the officers and private -- between the officer and the private -- is that one is supposed to be an educated, well-informed man while the other is a passive instrument in the hands of his superiors. and i think that statement speaks volumes about george b. mcclellan. his faith in an elite class, indeed a kind of natural hierarchy, if you will, would hardly sit well in democratic america. but his confidence in the power of superior minds was striking and at the same time, i think, unequivocal. he praised his fellow and presumably like-minded cadets for appreciating what he called the best literature, essential to the man who would bear the character of an accomplished and polished gentleman. indeed without educated officers, mcclellan believed armies would become little better than mo

inspectors of iran's nuclear sites is a key piece of that 2015 nuclear deal. powers in the west, the united states in particular wanted to make sure iran stayed far away from getting some kind of nuclear weapon so its actions were key to that. when we try to understand where the ball is on the court, certainly we are not seeing a step forward. iran's compromise not necessarily marking reconciliation but at least we are not going a step back and reopening the possibility for diplomacy. manus: and the biden team signaling a willingness to discuss in a diplomatic way. i suppose the question is how far apart are the two sides as they jump into this? wilfred: -- >> it is interesting because both sides saying they want to return to the agreement but indicating the other as to act first in order to do so, and so when we hear jake sullivan talk on cbs about how the ball is in iran's court, iran will respond the united states is out of compliance with this 2015 agreement at that is crippling our economy so they in fact have to move first. what this temporary compromise does achieve is ti

. >> correct, and you also mentioned centrist democrats, so speaking of, west virginia democratic senator snow manchin is a keye president appeared in a local tv interview in charleston west virginia to increase the pressure on senator manchin and senator manchin says, wait a second, he wasn't told about this, not to thrilled about it. what does the white house say about that? >> yeah. he's not happy about this at all. did not get a head's up. he saw it as what you saw there, an attempt to put pressure on him to get behind this package when he, of course, is going to be a critical vote forey only ha thread right now so anything that he says is going to be something that the white house is listening to, so you did see jen psaki say there's been outreach from the white house to senator joe manchin. she didn't say whether or not that's coming from president biden himself or what other official is reaching out to him but he's not only critical to what they are going to do on coronavirus relief but if they ever try to take another stab at it again down the road, any other proposals that the white house is going to

of them about covert vaccines in particular the disparities between the wealthy west and the developing world was not a key factor of today's online come together. yes a very key factor of this g. 7 summit held virtually we heard lots of pledges of money in fact there was be money thrown at this problem from across the g 7 nations on the lane form the news poll said that they were going to double the amount of money that they were to put into kovacs this is the global vaccination program to help distribute covert 900 fax scenes through to poor and medium income countries now all in all g 7 countries pledged around $7500000000.00 to the program to help get $1000.00 out anglo merkel said germany was one of the largest contributors . i'm happy to say the germany also has one and a half 1000000000 euro supporting callbacks where one of the biggest contributors to this program in fact among the biggest with the u.s. and u.k. . so plenty of money but what had been cool for before the meeting this was a call from president marcos of france and also the u.k. prime minister boris johnson was the idea of western cou