laurence tribe, thank you very much for joining us again tonight.ppreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, the house will vote on final passage of the biden covid relief bill tomorrow. tonight, we will concentrate on pages 33 to 59. so we will be joined by a couple of house members that worked hard on those pages. during this commercial break, you can grab a copy of the bill. and, hint, the two members of the congress that are going to join us are both former public school teachers. that is a hint at the section we're going to be looking at. that's next. ext. no, can't you see the sign? wet. teddy. bears. get ya' wet teddy bears! one-hundred percent wet, guaranteed! or the next one is on me! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down a

laurence: in europe, we have barely revised our outlook. we think they would renew with pre-pandemic levels by about mid-2022, which is roughly one year later than the u.s.. that has to do with how vaccination and the crisis is being managed. there's a lot on fiscal support which is being done, economically, it has been fantastic but on vaccination, they need to go much faster. if we are at war with the virus, you're up needs to get on the war footing now. jon: always great to catch up with you. oecd chief economist, la urence boone. from 3.2% to 6.5%. tom: and what is so important about that is you know an institution out of paris is being as conservative as they possibly can. jon: big change for the last several months. good morning, i'm jonathan ferro. futures of 43 and we have ansell little more than 1%. the wise and the bond market. down almost seven basis points at -- why is in the bond market. -- down almost seven basis points. >> i am ritika gupta. a highly contagious variant of the coronavirus a circulating in florida raising conce

photographer mick rock about 1st to a country portrayed in the bowie starring film merry christmas mr laurence meehan maher has seen scores killed up of the arrests of hanks and sujit the daughter of its communist independence leader around san who fought british colonialism in the region joining me now from washington d.c. is the un special rapporteur on my situation of human rights in myanmar to a man who's welcome to going underground what do you understand is the situation in myanmar right now. it's bad it's getting worse. the generals are systematically very methodically targeting peaceful protesters they're being shot and killed and injured and alarming rates on the streets of milar. their people are terrified but they are relentless despite the fear they continue to protest they continue to engage in their civil disobedience movement it is absolutely. our aspiring to this to to watch and to see. what's happening in the and more right now you see. the very best and the very worst of our humanity unfolding as we speak now you know the generals will be quick to say here that suit she was a

court to reconsider laws protecting the media from prosecution when commenting on a defamation case laurence silberman claim that the news outlets have become dangerous and are heavily skewed to one side of the political spectrum. the increased power of the press is so dangerous today because with very close to one party control of these institutions the new york times and washington post a virtually democratic party broadsheets nearly all television network in cable is a democratic party trumpet a democratic party trumpet i mean what an exaggeration it's not like they treated his inauguration as the 2nd coming of christ contrast on display the night was so stark i mean those lights that are that are just shooting out from the lincoln memorial along the reflecting pool i love you like almost extensions of joe biden's arms embracing america well they were just excited once i was actually in the white house they saw this throwing the tough questions at him. not to my corn crisis the media's not about that but they did go wild of those weird c.g.i. hands or maybe they were just expecting the ot

but the jacksonville jags sign him anyway, for a chance to back up probably trevor laurence because theags have the number one pick in the draft for gardner menchu, who will probably be the backup. and then there's another. now former 49ers to talk about that would be running back. kevin coleman also departs. evidently robert sala thought enough of him in san francisco to want him to join his new team. the new york jets, where he's taken over as head coach. it's a one year deal, coleman could make up to $2 million coleman. if you follow the niners had problems with injuries had trouble staying on the field in his two years with san francisco never found his groove in the niners off it's robert sala, who is expected to snatch quite a few 49ers so far, anyway, this is the only one he would be able to snare. all right. it's one of the rites of spring naming your opening day starter in baseball. it's an honor for the individual who gets stabbed as such, and wait for it. drumroll san francisco giants have announced their opener as they start the season next thursday up in seattle, and it wil

i think trevor laurence will be there, along with gardner. men shoe as numbers one and two.d luck to cj. and there is another now. former 49ers talk about running back kevin coleman evidently didn't work out. but robert sala saw something he liked in him to make him his selection with the jets is a free agent. it's a one year deal could make it $2 million worth. if he hits his incentives, coleman problems with injuries just couldn't stay on the field in his two years with san francisco never found his groove moving up to the new york jets. it looks like we're gonna have the summer games the olympics in japan this summer, and to that end, of course, soccer plays a big part of that team. u s a. and mexico go at it tonight in a qualifier, and i'll tell you what some fans in the stands. it's not good news for team u s a. does they make a crucial mistake here just before? intermission you're real and tuna to stop blast with the right leg. one mil, and as it turns out, you see the replay. that was the only goal of the game. team u s a still alive in their efforts to make the olymp

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. >> the constitutional lawyer laurence tribe has tweeted tonight, go, eric.ne trump won't easily escape. its legal basis is solid and its factual predicates are overwhelming. the factual predicates are overwhelming. you were just talking about the house managers and the case they made. there were a lot of americans who watched that and said how would one not vote in favor of conviction having watched video after video. you even have more options than the video. you've got the possibility of testimony and more information that has come out since the impeachment trial. >> that's right. and that's a big part of the litigation format in this country is that the parties have to put what they've got on the table. we're going to have an opportunity to ask a lot of questions of donald trump and the other defendants and we're going to have an opportunity to ask for a lot of information. and i think right now we know what we know. but we don't know what we don't know. and i think that's going to be a very fertile ground for us to till. and that's a big part of the laws

paul laurence dunbar. and there are many many women in the suffrage movement. who were in boston marriages and these were very queer relationships for the time because they were not heterosexual. so what we have is women pairing up living together in economic partnerships professional collaboration and often lesbian romances. and these women were really standing outside the number for their time because they're entirely rejecting marriage and heterosexuality and choosing to devote their lives to each other. so these are the leaders of the movement. i mean we have francis willard and anna adams gordon. we have lucy anthony and anna howard shaw. kerry chapman cat and mary garrett. hey and everywhere you look basically in a suffrage movement. we have these women in these boston marriages, but again, they present themselves more as as single women spinsters even their sacrificing their lives the personal lives to be a part of the suffrage movement. locally, i like to talk about local suffragists. i'm here in california. so dr. mary sperry and gail laughlin were a l