ashley parker, joining us "washington post" columnist donna edwards, also lexie mcc n mccannon. ashley parker, you started to cover trump at the "new york times." you have been one of the people he targeted early on with one of his first anti-democratic platforms. that was a war against a free press. i wonder if you can talk about what joe biden just put his finger on, that he has been at war against the democracy he leads since before he won. >> that's exactly right, nicolle. as i was watching those horrifying images with the rest of the world yesterday, i was struck by how disgusting and horrifying they were, but also how utterly inevitable and unsurprising they felt to anyone who has been paying attention. i was going back and looking at some of my reporting in 2016 when he was a candidate. you know, a colleague of mine we wrote a story in 2016 talking to trump supporters who were threatening a bloody revolution if donald trump lost to hillary clinton. i remember writing a piece about the first time that i as a member of the media felt unsafe at a donald trump rally when i wi

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keith angie and their daughters laila and lexie have breakfast together before school. are they very things are you pointed out we've always taken the approach with educating our kids to teach them to evaluate all that information through a biblical world view through a christian worldview. like thousands of other teenagers in the u.s. 15 year old only knows a christian way of life she doesn't have any posters or magazines in her room only religious books. this is the arabic bible because i'm trying to arabic so yeah and then this is my whole bible from when i was a kid it's all torn apart and then my new bible is in here and i can hear because i think it's a special so i love it this is a christian. but by a preacher named francis chance. on the drive to school faith and religion is also a constant presence. there's a christian radio on. at just about anywhere in the country you can find christian radio station. most all of leesburg 22000 inhabitants are christians the small town has 151 churches the situation is typical for many rural us communities. are. along the ma

lexy hall grabs the loose ball ahead to anna wilson.locked by frita foreman and colorado with the upset. stanford loses their first game of the year, 77-72. colorado's first win over a number-one ranked team. >>> well, the warriors return to the court tomorrow night to take on the lakers at staples. earlier steph curry's wife ayesha posted a video of their son cannon showing off their basketball knowledge while watching the warriors on tv. take a look. >> what did you say, buddy? >> euro step. >> euro step! >> cannon is just 2 years old. but clearly he understands the game of basketball. he was reacting to this play when his uncle pulled off the euro step with the fancy footwork and score. cannon came up with his own take of what he was seeing on tv. here is steph on his son. >> taught him that on the broadcast. my wife was at home watching and obviously damian lee hit the euro step. c he put my celebration and callena's euro step call into his own little vibe. i can't tell you how many times i watched that video. it's hilarious. >> i'm

lexi hall also had 17. a little drop step post move. cardinals win 71-49.he sharks are allowed to come home, santa clara county lifting its ban on sports contact. team teal has been on th month since training camp started. they will play a home game in the tank february 13th against anaheim. no fans allowed. >>> barry bonds did not make the hall of fame yesterday, but the people who saw him today did not care at all about that. they were grateful. the former giants star was out in the rain providing food to those in need. the barry bonds family foundation donated $15,000 to the second harvest food bank of silicon valley. barry was out there in the cold rainy weather himself handing out food, helping out about 800 families. the home run king was asked about the hall of fame voting, but said what he did today was a lot more important than cooperstown. >> i don't ever hear about it unless someone tells me. i really don't. i mean, i don't track it. i don't do any of that. all i do right now is live my life day to day, and right now i want to do somethingt are i

stanford up 22 at the half and look at lexi.s for fran in this game or we'd show it. 13 points and eight boards. the cardinal role 81-54 now 8- and cale's game was de's game w because of covid issues. i changed hats because they told me in the booth the other hat was too big for my head, not the first time i've heard that. i hear people laughing in the background. >> i thought it was too small. >> we're still celebrating. >> for your big head. >> thanks. for my -- yes. it's a sign of large brains. a lot going on up here, ama, as you well know. well, that's what i'm claiming. we won't know until somebody gets in there and takes a closer look. anyway, happy new year. >> happy new well, la lrry. thanks for joining us with your festivity. appreciate it. >> one more time. all right. see you later, larry, thank you. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 it's shark tank followed by 2020 at 9:00 and don't miss abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> despite the state order, this restaurant in napa is remaining open. they have outdoor dining and semi

lexie hull gets blocked. the cardinal missed all eight shots in the extra frame. colorado hands stanford its first loss of the year. >>> nba, the warriors are back on the court tomorrow night against lebron and the lakers. more playing time off the dub bench. lee's euro step last week was a hit on social media thanks to his nephew reaction. uncle damion might be the best player in the family if you ask the youngest curry. >> euro step. >> what did you say, buddy? >> euro step. >> i can't tell you how many times i watched that video. it's hilarious. >> reporter: how aware of the nba is he at this point? >> anytime he sees basketball he says it's either uncle seth or uncle damion that are playing. to him i'm not a basketball player because i was out all last year and watching basketball with him. >>> jarrett jack is back in the bay area after signing with the g league ignite, a new team based in walnut creek that will begin play next month. jack is hoping to return to the nba and perhaps even a second chance with the dubs. >> i believe i could help in some areas. yo

keith angie on their daughters laila and lexie have breakfast together before school. they burn things are going on we've always taken the approach with. teach them to evaluate all that information through a local worldview or through a christian worldview. like thousands of other teenagers in the u.s. 15 year old only knows a christian way of life she doesn't have any posters or magazines in her room only religious books. this is the arabic bible because i'm trying to learn arabic so yeah and then this is my old bible from when i was a kid it's all torn apart and then my new bible is unclear like you've been here because i think it's a special so i love it this is a christian. but by a preacher named francis chant. on the drive to school in faith and religion is also a constant presence. in the. christian radio on. just about anywhere in the country you can find christian radio station. most all of leesburg 22000 inhabitants are christians the small town has 151 churches the situation is typical for many rural us communities. are. along the main street there are numer

lexi holtcamp the triple. game goes into overtime but hollings' game-high 32 led the buffs for their first win over a ranked team. they win 77-72 in overtime. it's the first loss of the season for the cardinal. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> the san jose skyline has an icon watching over it. >> rbg lives on downtown. take a look at this massive banner on the side of the building of the late ruth bader ginsburg. you can't miss it. at the nation's capital, local lawmakers want to rename part of a street after ruth bader ginsburg. one of her clerks has been named to joe biden's covid-19 team so her legend lives on and on. and again, you can't miss that one in downtown san jose. thanks for joining us. we're back tonight at 11:00. >> very nice. we'll see you then. have a good night. especially during covid-19, i think, my fixation on my body has just been a lot heavier than it has been in the past. it's really made me realize how much body scanning i do during the day. i'm, like, not walkin

lexi hall also had 17. a little drop step post move. cardinals win 71-49.clara county lifting its ban on sports contact. team teal has been on the road a month since training camp started. they will play a home game in the tank february 13th against anaheim. no fans allowed. >>> barry bonds did not make the hall of fame yesterday, but the people who saw him today did not care at all about that. they were grateful. the former giants star was out in the rain providing food to those in need. the barry bonds family foundation donated $15,000 to rainy weather himself handing out food, helping out about 800 families. the home run king was asked about the hall of fame voting, but said what he did today was a lot more important than cooperstown. >> i don't ever hear about it unless someone tells me. i really don't. i mean, i don't track it. i don't do any of that. all i do right now is live my life day to day, and right now i want to do something very special for people that are in need, and that's the most important thing. >> great to see barry out we made usaa in

crimes as laboratory every 2nd test is positive the government announced it is already in talks with lexi manufacturers but there are no details yet back and each other however there is hope initial studies show that during the 1st wave up to 40 percent of residents will already infected and possibly even immune social distancing remains impossible for many here dr mccaughan call and his team are there for still bracing for a tough few weeks ahead of them. thanks. china is home to more the 90 ethnic groups many of which feel the experience of treasured one cuz i call inflict a turkey after her 2 in a chinese reeducation country. thanks scenes of a family out with 0. her husband john and their little daughter are in turkey a safe location for now. but for good 0 and normal life is still far away she says she does not feel safe anywhere. the months of the cold i still wake up from nightmares in which i see myself in a chinese internment camp again. the images and memories of the interrogations of the beatings and the things they did to him and their haunt me i then feel sick for a few days

williams who drills the three she had 16 still in the third nice ball movement here, jones, lexie hocut into the bucket with the left hand 77 49 number six cardinal, a winner. w s. u has never beaten the stanford cardinal, and that started back in 1983. the serious that is. sharks unexpected and probably unwanted time off here. they got to try and get in a groove. but yet there next couple of games have been postponed. they were set the play las vegas and the golden knights have some issues, in fact, for members of their team are in covid related quarantine, so they're gonna have to place a reset there and hopefully get those games in later in the season. sharks have some offensive problems that they have to figure out maybe used off time to deal with that it is friday night at the video's got little time. so one up check this out. here's a couple of pets who seem to be getting along. not fighting like cats and dogs. love it it up, little kitty. they're hugging the puppy. i don't think i've ever seen that before, and then a little unusual here, brooks kept to the second round of the

keith angie on their daughters laila and lexie have breakfast together before school. they burn things are going on we've always taken the approach with. teach them to evaluate all that information through a local worldview or through a christian worldview. like thousands of other teenagers in the u.s. 15 year old laila only knows a christian way of life she doesn't have any posters or magazines in her room only religious books. this is the arabic bible because i'm trying to learn arabic so yeah and then this is my old bible from when i was a kid it's all torn apart and then my new bible isn't clear like you've been here because i think it's a special so i love it this is a christian. but by a preacher named francis chance. it's on the drive to school faith and religion is also a constant presence. it's a christian radio on. just about anywhere in the country you can find her sure your station. most all of leesburg 22000 inhabitants are christians the small town has 151 churches the situation is typical for many rural us communities. are. along the main street there ar

keith angie and their daughters laila and lexie have breakfast together before school. they burn things are going up early we've always taken the approach with. teach them to evaluate all that information through a local worldview or through a christian worldview. like thousands of other teenagers in the u.s. 15 year old only knows a christian way of life she doesn't have any posters or magazines in her room only religious books. this is the arabic bible because i'm trying to learn arabic so yeah and then this is my old bible from when i was a kid it's all torn apart and then my new bible isn't clear like you've been here because i think it's a special so i love it this is a christian. but by a preacher named francis chance. on the drive to school faith and religion is also a constant presence. it's a christian radio on. just about anywhere in the country you can find christian radio station. most all of leesburg 22000 inhabitants are christians the small town has 151 churches the situation is typical for many rural us communities. along the main street there are numero

keith angie on their daughters laila and lexie have breakfast together before school. they burn things are going on we've always taken the approach with. teach them to evaluate all that information through . a local worldview through a christian worldview. like thousands of other teenagers in the u.s. 15 year old only knows a christian way of life she doesn't have any posters or magazines in her room only religious books. this is the arabic bible because i'm trying to learn arabic so yeah and then this is my old bible from when i was a kid it's all torn apart and then my new bible isn't clear like you've been here because i think it's a special so i love it this is a christian. but by a preacher named francis chant. on the drive to school in faith and religion there's also a constant presence. there's a christian radio on. just about anywhere in the country you can find a christian radio station. most all of leesburg 22000 inhabitants are christians the small town has 151 churches the situation is typical for many rural us communities. that are. along the main street t

cool mobility it's only after this this is completed when the rest of the population will be at mr de lexi and of course we'll be following along this vaccination program which is going to be one of the world's largest i'm going to have more reports on this but thank you so much for this at the moment when you're not on the beat in delhi. in cambodia the only sustained generations of fisherman but a combination of natural and manmade changes are already impacting. cambodia's tongue lace up one of the biggest inland fisheries on earth more than a 1000000 people rely on this vast like for their livelihoods once renowned for its abundance of fish extensive damming up stream and climate change have taken their toll on the ecosystem. to battle here are facing difficulties because the water is low and there are no fish so people on the lake have to change their way of life because they have lots of children maybe they'll have to work on shore at a construction site or in a factory because the lake is running out of fish. the lakes rich ecology is sustained by a rare seasonal reversal during the

lexi grabs the loose ball to anna wilson. her shot is blocked by freed a foreman. warriors beat the raptors. one of theigigs w damian le step a ore. that caught the eye of his nephew canon curry who love watching his uncle and dad on tv. have a look. >> what did you say, buddy? >> euro step. >> boogiey taught him on the broadcast. my wife was at home watching. damien lee did the euro step. i was over there celebrating so he put my celebration and the euro step call into his own little, his own little vibe. so i can't tell you how many times i watched that video. it's hilarious. >> that was hilarious. i've watched that video probably a thousand times this week. dion, i'll send it back to you. >> chris and i are in the same boat. well, it is a burning question a lot of parents would like an answer to. when can kids head back to school? why a group of prominent health officials is pushing for reopenings to happen in just two weeks. >>> and friends of one of the victims of a new year's eve double fatal hit and run in san francisco are trying to keep her memory alive. t

talking lexie arnaud's the city like the back of his hand not least the souk the bazaar and mark cash with its 10000 traders hakim is a choice to guide he speaks english german and french the 2nd official language of morocco the biggest contingent of tourists here come from france followed by spain and germany practically everything on offer here is aimed at visitors from abroad but hawking says 99 percent of the products in the sukkah are produced in morocco and many right here in the bazaar. traditional handicrafts instead of cheap copies from abroad this benefits local producers and ensures traditional techniques of work. arnold lost. hakeem the tourist guide is 45 years old and happens to have a doctorate in science he studied in dusseldorf but instead of researching he shows tourists his city. this is an apostle and that's what it's always been a passion of mine for me i like to show my country to people because i have seen that many people from europe like germany do not have the right image of our land the soonish diminish they can do do but in the summer. that's why he also of

amna: she regularly visits with her 19-year-old son and lexi, her 12-year-old daughter.with her older daughter remains. amna: 5, 10 years from now, what do you think your family looks like? >> i want to have a relationship with all my kids. i want them to tell me things and have a place for them to come, even if they are not living with me, and know they are safe because they have not had that in a while with me. amna: which is why she says she will keep working towards the life she could not give them before. for the pbs newshour, i'm amna nawaz. judy: heartbreaking. and that's the newshour for tonight. please stay safe and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- ♪ consumer cellular. johnson and johnson. bnsf railway. carnegie corporation of new york, supporting innovation in engagement, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. lidia: buon giorno. i'm lidia bastianich, and teaching you about italian food has always been my passion. i wan

the court was playing six points, four boards in the first quarter, stanford up 22 at the half and lexin balini, did not dunk. otherwise we'd show it. she did have 13 points and eight boards. the cardinal cruise 81-54, cal lost to arizona state by three. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> let's get a check of the weather now with meteorologist lisa argen, love larry's spirit, we are happy it's 2021, aren't we? >> we're happy it's 2021 and you might be happy with the seven-day outlook because we are looking at more wet weather to come into play. in fact, a stronger system than this one, that is weakening as we get into your saturday. it's moving in a southeasterly direction and we have those southerly winds ahead of it, so slightly milder. we've had some dense fog that is improving and as we look right now at live doppler 7 you can see that it continues to move to the south and east of us. and we can't rule out a shower throughout the day today because the atmosphere still pretty moist. you can see all the cloud cover here out in the pa

ranked cardinal taking on washington state stanford ran away with their early here already up 18 years lexi hall for 3 had 17 points. let's go to the 4th quarter stanford up 16. kianna williams number 23 jab step tray of her own she also had 17 points go along with 5 assists stand 7149, they'll play the cougars again on friday. yesterday baseball hall of fame voters failed to vote barry bonds into the hall of fame for the 9th consecutive season, but apparently he doesn't care all that much and said he hadn't paid attention to the voting. bonds has been vilified by the hall of fame voters for steroid use allegations kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills spoke abbas today during a charity event and he was quite frank with his response to being left out once again. right now with my life to the day when all. i want to something very special for people that >>this is way more important. >>i'm going going back back to cali cali shot out biggie smalls. that's the san jose sharks mood right now after being shot arizona since the beginning of training camp, the sharks will return to the shark tank nex

and then more stanford dominance in the second half, lexi hall can't finish, but leavy is there for to follow. believe he had 12 points and eight rebounds. stanford wins 81-54, 8-0, arizona state up next for the cardinal on sunday. so every time stanford goes out and plays for vanderveer it is record sending territory. now she just pads her lead in any gameplay from this point on, guys. >> said about-- that wonderful season that that southbay college had, and lost. that was definitely tough. yeah. >> talking about san jose state? yes. yesterday in their bowl game. yeah, they had a covid outbreak and lost a good number of their starters, and a season that had been a record setter for them, undefeated unfortunately ended in a bowl loss to ball state. >> hopefully they can carry the silver into next season, it was pretty nice to watch that and here a couple of stories on it. that was cool. >> yes it was, in fact. >> thanks, joe. >>> next at 11:00. >>> there was class on my chairs, class appear, there's still a piece. a couple of pieces of glass, there was glass back here, glass on this de

lexie ho camera. brake with the left handed.7 49, the sixth ranked cardinal easily over w s u, and remember they haven't lost to them since 1980. all right, it was super bowl 29 of 49ers against the then san diego chargers. they were 18 point. favorites of that one. and they covered. it's a nice memory and joe fonzi brings us to it. on this day in sports. after two offensive syriza it was all but over. steve young first threw a touchdown pass to jerry rice down san francisco, and then he threw one to ricky waters. fakes it deployed been closed the waters who breaks the company tackles and there goes ricky for a touchdown. young would throw six touchdown passes in super bowl 29 in the 49ers 49 to 26 win over the san diego chargers. young was the m v p of san francisco's fifth and most recent winning super bowl. totally take a monkey on that. the day. a sports. january 29th i'm joe fonzi monkey off the back for steve young. okay well, the san jose sharks, they're gonna get a and unexpected, many vacation. and, of course, you know

jones lexie, hold cameron brick gets it and scores it. 77 49 number six cardinal easy winners.en stanford and that's a serious that started back in 1983. that's almost like a misprint. sandals a sharks they're going to get a little unexpected mini vacation coming up here and maybe they can use that time off to figure out how to try and put the puck in the goal. they have been just woeful tow watch lack of offense, but here's the situation, the nfl announcing the sharks next two games scheduled gives las vegas postpone monday and wednesday they were set to face the golden knights four members of vegas now in covid related corn. scene, so press reset. they'll play those two games later in the season friday night at the videos. we got a little time to check this out. pet lovers will love this little inter species mix in there. that kid he absolutely loves that little puppy. i think he's trying to put it. ah hold out my best lead moves. i'm gonna go for the former. i think they like each other. here's brooks kept a second round of the farmers insurance open, peculiar spot for him i

she regularly visits with her 19-year-old son and lexi, her 12-year-old daughter.ith her older daughter remain five or ten years from now what do you think your family looks like? >> i would like to have a relationship with all of my kids. i want them to be able to call me and tell me things and have a place for my kids to come you know, even if they're not living with me, just a place for them to come and they know they're safe because they haven't had that in a while. >> nawaz: which is why she says she'll keep working towards the life she couldn't give them before. for the pbs newshour, i'm amna nawaz. >> woodruff: heartbreaking. and that's the newshour for tonight. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. newshour, thank you, please stay safe, and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions . ♪ >

lexi with david and a few other people had done in terms of particular collections. some of which had not been open and available prior to that work. then one of the marvelous things about the library even though relative small percentage of the library's collections have been digitized rated nevertheless, some great stuff george. and anybody can access it from their couch. if there's stuff available that you can see without having to darken the doorways of the library. but it's a great collection. george: so how did you approach the genre of the biography. and since i don't think you had written one right. in some of the same thing is the history of the war or even two years decision making about a war. it's more than i would say look closer to the problems that can stump a novelist because you have to fill your book with characters and especially with one character and bring that character to life and i think that all of the harder if everybody already thinks they know that character. so how did you approach the genre, the unknown genre of biographies. models did y

lexi was installed basically to take over the final year of shinzo abe's term in office.uestion has always followed him as to if you will be a one-your premiere or if you will make enough of a success of it to hold on for several years. he has always been seen as this kind of pragmatic person who puts the economy first. if he does make a big miscalculation, that could damage has already falling public support, and the country might well be tempted to look for another leader to take them into the november election. shery: is there a viable opposition party in japan right now? >> at this point, no. the opposition is still in complete disarray. it has been divided for several years now. it has splintered into several , and it hasctions really failed to get support out of single figures at this point. no, at this point, we are not really looking to see a change of government completely, but it could be that we see a different leader, and we could possibly go into the situation we saw for many years in japan where there was essentially a new prime minister every year. coming u

. >> and i'm lexi. >> and we're sisters. >> i think there's a new generation who's into the jonbenetamsey case, who were her age and were told to stay inside by their parents when she was murdered. >> i think, yeah, growing up it scared me a little bit because we were the same age and same state. blond hair, blue eye. it's a little bit scary. >> i remember thinking that i could not believe this happened so close to our home. you think that your home is safe, that this place is safe, and you just don't think that it could have happened here. and it did. >> the murder took place sometime between 10:00 p.m. on december 25th and 5:30 a.m. on december 26, 1996. >> they know a lot about the case, my two girls. they loved their grandfather. >> our grandfather was a detective on one of the biggest unsolved murders in our generation -- the jonbenet ramsey murder. and with this podcast, we want to talk about the jonbenet ramsey case from our grandfather, lou smit's, perspective. >> lou smit was a really legendary detective from colorado that was brought in early to investigate the homicide. >>

i would be interested on this day of mlk day, and lexi that valley, who the kgb tried to kill, going back to russia, knowing full well what he is up against, i would like to see ben sasse show that courage all the time. it's always the right time to do the right thing. so i think there is going to be a huge test of character and courage of republicans who always know who trump is. they cannot pretend it's fine until this happened, as some have been saying. they have always known who trump is. and i think this will be a fascinating test, including of mcconnell of whether they have character. >> right. you know, ben sasse can also start by showing courage by actually calling for the expulsion of josh hawley and ted cruz. six years until he has to run for re-election. and so, yeah, nothing like navalny, going back to russia, where he knows his life is on the line. he can start by actually criticizing his own senate colleagues by name and calling for their expulsion. >> all right. still ahead on "morning joe", more from senator lindsey graham, who appears to ignore president trump's role