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president we celebrated the inauguration of the a new president and the turning over of a new leaf. the american people want us to work together and move past the meaningless political gridlock that has plagued us for too long. it's time to get to work. the first step is for the republican caucus to agree to follow the same precedent that govern the senate last time around. i yield the floor. >> mr. president. >> the republican leader. >> we go and some of the national guard forces who have been helping protect the capitol complex are being made to rest in parking garages between their shifts. i don't think a single senator feels that except double but i'm glad the situation was resolved and i hope we learn exactly what happened. in that regard i want to thank all the national guard including 300 kentucky guardsman at local and federal law enforcement to help supplement our own capitol capitol police in the wake of january the sixth. your congresste in your country appreciate all you've done to secure the capitol and the inauguration. later today i'll have the honor of meeting a num

it had leafs on it, like fake leafs. >> reporter: sewn on?ter: there was also a maroon wig. >> i did see -- the wig and -- kinda creeped me out, so i didn't wanna pick it up at all. >> reporter: so what'd you and your friend do at that point? >> i showed him. he told me it was a poison ivy costume. we actually contemplated keeping it 'cause it looked cool. >> reporter: yeah. >> and -- decided that it wasn't worth our time, threw it back down right where it was underneath the plywood and then -- continued to -- look for scrap metal. >> reporter: the two left with what little metal they could salvage and forgot all about it until -- >> about a week later, i was at work and i saw a poster for the missing girl wearing that costume. >> reporter: oh, and immediately you thought? >> "hey, that looks just like what i found." >> reporter: so, should he report it? well, he probably should, he knew but, after all, he touched that costume. couldn't that make him look kind of suspicious? >> i've seen enough -- television shows to know what dna is. >> repo

we're told that on his body was found a diary, on the fly leaf, under the heading "my pledge", he hadtten these words, america must win this war. therefore, i will work, i will save, i will sacrifice, i will endure, i will fight cheerfully and do my utmost as if the issue of the whole struggle depended on me alone. the crisis we're facing today does not require of us the kind of sacrifice that he and so many thousands of others were called upon to make. it does require, however, our best effort and our willingness to believe in ourselves and to believe in our capacity to perform great deeds, to believe that together, with god's help, we can and will resolve the problems which now confront us. and after all, why shouldn't we believe that? we are americans. god bless you and thank you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> tonight lee berman and jeremy bernard talk about "treating people well ". the extraordinary power of civility at work and in life. they share thoughts on public and professional civility. watch it tonight, and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> each week a

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nobody wants an impeachment at the start of a new administration where you're hoping to turn over a new leaf. >> there are millions of americans out there who believe that the election was stolen and they believe it because donald trump and congressional republicans told them that. now they've got this frankenstein monster that is raging in the village and they don't know what to do. >>> january is now the second deadliest month for coronavirus. so far, more than 64,000 deaths recorded. more than 8300 in just the previous two days. underscoring the need to improve vaccine distribution. >> our biggest limiting factor right now is vaccine. >> did the lack of candor, did the lack of facts in some cases over the last year cost lives? >> you know, it very likely did. ♪ >>> this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >> hope the sun is coming up wherever you happen to be this morning. good morning to you. former president trump is going on trial for a historic second time, and we know now it is happening on february 9th. monday, though, house democrats are going to walk over

moment of great sadness, great pain and the unfolding of spring, as never before to appreciate each new leafn the tree and the way that leaves our genius, towards any fantasy or any stories we can ever make up and so it has left me with a greater conviction than ever that we have what it takes. if you read the book or see the show, the book is important because it can tell these stories in such greater depth than is possible in a show that is on for an hour. what you will see in these stories is not only the possible worlds, the xo planets, the other worlds that may lie in our future as well as the lost worlds of this planet, the lost civilizations of which we know so little waiting to be discovered and unearthed and finally it is about the possible world that this can be home. .. >> this is about money. ann: if we can value certain inconveniences given to society here. the water, the climate, the things that keep me to try. and others on things, those are just recent construct. that will leave the past few centuries of quicken keep allies and the most precious and precious. and then wonders

nobody wants an impeachment at the start of a new administration where you're hoping to turn over a new leaf>> there are millions of americans who believe an election was stolen because donald trump and others told them that. now they've got a frankenstein monster raging in the village and they don't know what to do. >>> january is now the second deadliest month for coronavirus. so far 64,000 deaths recorded, more than 8300 in a few days. >> our biggest problem is lax of sax seen. >> did the last year cost lives? >> you know, it very likely did. >>> this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> good morning to you there. in st. louis. and good morning, wherever you are watching this morning. former president trump will face an impeachment trial for the second time. we know the date now is february 9th, monday, house democrats will walk over the single charge of incitement of insurrection to the senate. the trial will start two weeks later. senate leaders reached a deal to delay it. >> yeah, meanwhile, president biden is attempting to push ahead with his agenda, of cou

aaron but nicole wants to see what kinds of creatures they living here he uses a modified leaf blowerto suck up a sample and finds more than a 100 different species. in his openness we find a lot of cicadas and bugs but there are also beetles and spiders everything that you'll find compromise on the vegetation it's an amazing thing to see there's a diversity of species you'll no longer find on an ordinary meadow and if they get . this is an ordinary pasture not far away. the meadow was moved recently. and the biologist takes another song paul. he finds less than a dozen creatures. far fewer species and it's a catastrophe for insects and birds there's hardly anything here is a park is there. and what about the count past many farm animals are given substances to control internal parasites that affects biodiversity in the down as he seen it i know i think i don't see a single beetle or a tunnel made by one nothing at all not the one here. that. back at the meadow in the nature is a habit nicole says the rich diversity of fountain animal life would be easy to preserve. mandiant our child

i'd appreciated every new leaf on a tree in a way towards any fantasy or any key stories that we cannd it left me with a greater conviction than ever that we have what it takes and that you will see if you read the book or if you see the show, the book is important because it can tell these stories in such greater depth than it is possible in a show that is on for an hour. what you see in the stories is not only the possible world, the xo planet, the other world that may lay in her future as well as the lost world of this planet of which we know so little waiting to be discovered and unearthed and finally the possible world that this can be that it can become if we are unified, if we are clear eyed and keep our eye on the most precious of all prizes, it is beautiful planet, so completely graced by life in almost every nook and cranny, it is so precious, if we can value this world in a way that sustains us and our fellow earthlings about money, if we can value it above a certain inconvenience if we can find the air, the water, the climate, the things that we need to survive an organis

problems until we confront it. >> it also -- what's interesting about qanon is that they use this fig leafecting children as kind of a smoke screen and a way kind of an entry, a reach out to a lot of people probably on the face of it wouldn't have said, oh, yeah, i'm going to get involved in an organization or belief system which claims there are lizard people who are posing as human beings drinking the blood of children, worshipping satan, et cetera, et cetera. but the end point is of course i care about children being sex trafficked which is legitimate problem globally, and there are legitimate organizations working on that. that's an entry point that a lot of people would want to get involved with. >> absolutely. i think that processes of radicalization and how people get pulled into this movement is of the utmost pressing concern to all of us. >> kathleen blue, i really appreciate your time, and i'm so happy we're going to see more of you on cnn. a quick programming note. tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern we've got a special report. inside the qanon conspiracy. it explores the origin

late tonight, youtube suspended his channel for at leaf a week.t comes after president trump uploaded content that violated the site's policies by inciting violence. both facebook and twitter permanently banned content that violated their policies. abc news will have live coverage of the impeach morr it isxpte t a tve mandate. the cdc is requiring all airline passengers to test negative before they can enter the u.s. our reporter is at sfo where flyers she spoke with support the decision. >> i have to make a covid test 22 hours before departure. >> reporter: this traveller just landed from germany. the covid test was required by his coil. soon all international passengers will need to do the same. the cdc has required a new order requiring peaks and carriers to do following. take a covid-19 test three days before the flight to the u.s. departs. provide a document of their test results to the airline. and airlines must deny boarding to any passenger without proof of a negative test. >> this is actually good for international travel because it may w

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if they have really turned over a new leaf, folks like pat toomey, mitt romney, others, paul ryan, iftian faith teaches me all about forgiveness, but it also teaches me faith without works is dead. i want them to turn around that energy, i want them to keep that same energy about passing the john lewis voting rights act. i want them to keep that same energy about speaking out against all the conspiracies that allowed us to get here in the first place. and i think all the time about these folks who voted to allow donald trump to go scot-free after impeachment, what the hell did they think was going to happen? >> such a good point, jooegene robinson. adam schiff told them what was going to happen. it has now happened. gene, i was in high school and college watching the nixon drama unfold, and so i know malcolm wasn't with us yet to watch that, and i think what we discovered -- >> you have to watch the tapes, though, lawrence. >> what we discovered was nixon had limits. there were things his law school education had implanted in him, and when the supreme court gave him an order, he didn'

can those who are happy to turn over a new leaf look forward to any sense of certainty on wednesday?> as we discovered during the political conventions this year and especiay the demoatic party's vtual particition is indeed possible and it can even generate sites and sentints that may not be available in more traditional ceremonies. i think that people who are looking forward to the new administration will find mucho admire and connect with in even the virtual ceremony. i myself have enjoyed in the past the real live ceremony. there is obviously something irreplaceable about that, but under the circumstances given the security concerns and health concerns, turning this into a virtual event was absolutely unavoidable and i do not think anybody is faulting those who made that decision. >> america is of course deeply divided. we are hearing joe biden speech will focus on unity. he has a tough task ahead of him to try to unify such a fractured america with a speech and certainly his actions following up. is there any repairing this deep division of the united states after the trump era?

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, to go, it's not just a fig leaf.o go forward to say, they're not going to go along with you if you do this. schumer was never going to agree to take the filibuster a you have the table, and he's reserving the right to try to renew this now if mcconnell really becomes an obstructionist. what you'll have in the weeks forward are these two kind of guardrails, right? one is the filibuster. the other is something called reconciliation which i'm sure we'll talk about. it is a tactic by which democrats can use that 50 vote threshold, 60 vote threshold to force through policy. i think how biden proceeds and how the democrats proceed, right, on covid stuff in particular is going to depend on the seesaw between the filibuster that mcconnell has preserved and the reconciliation tool that allows them to jam some votes through. >> jeremy, i wonder if what we're seeing here is a little bit of a different timeline that the president has than everyone else on earth. everyone else's hair was on fire over certain things, joe biden nev

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even to the republican party -- fig leaf even to the republican party. you don't have a republican cabinet member like president obama and i think president clinton had. the executive orders that he's come out the gate have been largely designed at erasing as much of the trump legacy as you can with executive orders. much of which the republican party likes and agrees with. you put forth an immigration bill that has a path to citizenship but doesn't do much of a nod toward the border security. and you've got a $1.9 trillion covid relief bill that has -- folks have said already drawn all sort of criticism. where is the actual action behind this idea of bipartisanship and when are we going to see one of those, you know, sort of substantial outreaches that says, this is something that the republicans want to do too? jen: i guess what i would send back to you, there was a lot in there. let me do my best here. unemployment insurance -- is unemployment insurance an issue that only democrats want? do only democrats want their kids to go back to schools? do only

prove coming off a last place finish in the western conference the team is looking to turn over a new leafn this new year under the direction of head coach bob lindner who's optimistic about the team's potential most of the sharks core returns from last year. >>and players have had plenty of time to rest and recover. >>it was to take that much time off but you know it could be a good thing like you said it's. >>career really going deep in playoffs are real championship use the summer to kind of get healthy and prepare for next season, but you know at this time i thought i was able to kind of take advantage put in some good work off the ice. >>nhl game set to start january 13th, the plan right now is for the sharks to start out playing games on the road. no word yet on when they might at novartis, our goal is to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you're taking cosentyx and your insurance or coverage changes or you need help paying cosentyx connect is here to help. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infe

for unity that the president made in his speech yesterday, but there has so far been almost no fig leaf so far to the republican party. the executive orders that have come out of the gate have been largely designed as an erasing of the trump legacy. put forth an immigration bill that provides a path to citizenship but is not too much of a nod toward border security. a $1.9 trillion covert relief bill that has already brought some criticism. where is the actual action on this idea of bipartisanship, and when will we see some substantial outreach in terms of something that republicans want to do, too? jen: there is a lot in this, so let me do my best. his unemployment insurance only an issue that democrats in the country want? do only democrats want their kids go -- to go back to school? do only democrats want vaccines to be distributed across the country? we feel that that package -- he feels that package is designed for bipartisan support. i will also say that we have also had some positive developments on our confirmation and our nominees. last night, as you all saw, the president's no

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when i 1st found myself back here i began looking obsessive leaf for the holes through which my mom and i had escaped i just stood there going back in time trying to figure out where that hole could be. but the hole was probably somewhere else further on. to lead me still. when i look back i see 2 years of humiliation imprisonment hunger and fear. as i said i'm scared of seattle street i still expect why the sea all remember something terrible that. all around i could see hand counts and on the bodies of men women and children piled callously one on top of the other. i became aware of a strange vaguely sweet and sickening odor i'd never smelled before. a jewish policeman explained. next to the jewish cemetery there was once a large field today it's one of the biggest mass graves ever filmed where the bodies of jews from all corners of europe. who. could this be real how is it possible that a human being off lashon blood should have to die in such a pitiful fashion. the german occupation murdered 90 percent of the jews here who is heartbreaking. and if you can imagine that not only does

among the stories that shaped the week an artsy riots on capitol hill in washington leaf day with dozens of protesters charged under arrest. in the wake of all the chaos twitter and facebook to be on president instead of. accusing him of inciting is supporters. in the u.k. court refuses to extradite julian assange to the u.s. where he's wanted on the espionage charges but his supporters are left frustrated.

little piece of gold leaf please stick with it. it's hard for the order to. remove it maybe i can spend the holiday in morocco if only i could get some money i don't know what to do what if my mom wants to see me but i don't want to go. still i could spend the holiday there god willing and then come back here and try it again. his beautiful little spain has lots of regulations it's funny that i have to stop over in spain to qualify for residence papers and. actually i'd like to go to canada god willing or norway lives anywhere in the world canada norway sweden belgium france. spermy spain is only a stopover. to call it. so if there is any country spain italy france big or small to any country is better than iraq oh. it's not a good place to live there's a lot of poverty there people steal there's a lot of violence and then there's the king it's just a dangerous place they barely got. we were at the beach for a long time earlier today and then we got hungry and came here to try to find something to eat some of them but. we've been here for 2 hours and we haven