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pope francis wassing a but the mag magdalene laundry, homes for unwed marry run by sisters and women and church were subject to grotesque terms of abuse and it was exposes then, hundreds -- many hundreds of corpses 0 babies were uncovered in the grounds of some of these convents, some of them thrown into sewage pits. a scandal that kind of arrived as a crescendo in ireland. there were movies made about it. documentary films. there was a film starting judy dench called filimena. a huge scandal, pope francis was asked about it by a reporter on his airplane going back to rome, and his answer was what made me snap. he said, i do not know about these -- they called them -- his phrase was, the laundromat ladies. >> yes. >> something like -- use the word laundromat. i do not know about these things. i do not know about them. he denied knowing about them. and i thought at the time, the pope must be lying because it was so well-known, how could he not. and i thought that's unfair of me, which it is. but even if he was telling the truth and didn't know them, that said something almost as bad.

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the house voted to install the mags after the riot.lyburn stepped off the floor use the restroom but did not go through the mag to head back. in capitol police detail is assigned to clyburn because is he in the leadership. the house has fined three other lawmakers for not complying with the rule, all republicans. louie imoment, andrew clyde and hal rogers. shannon? >> shannon: all right, chad pergram on capitol hill tonight. thanks, chad. congressional republicans are asking the director of the fbi to declarity attack on their baseball practice in 2017 a case of domestic terrorism. that incident left louisiana congressman steve scalise with serious injuries. four other people were wounded. the gunman was killed by responding officers. the bureau originally designated the attack by shooter james hodgkinson suicide by cop. last week ohio congressman brad wenstrup who was also on the field that day, told bureau chief christopher wray the designation is unfair to survivors. it doesn't line up with the evidence, and fails to recognize the h

mag night are ad driven as many companies in our coverage.efer those in 2021. >> sounds great. laura, thank you very much. wish we had more time. so much more i wanted to talk about, appreciate it. >>> meanwhile, folks, president biden's two trillion dollar spending plan set off a epic battle in congress. should republicans stop slamming the bill but find a way to make it work? that is the alternative we're asking here. we'll ask among our guests former congressman jason chaffetz about it next. the georgia governor is making its clear its state will not be bullied by corporations or president biden when it comes to the new voting law. what about big government? more on the political fallout from this right after the break. >> joe biden needs to focus on things that he can control like the southern border. that is all this is, it is a distraction. they're using it to last an unconstitutional mandate in hr-1. it is part of a political narrative they're pushing. we'll continue to fight that. before voltaren arthritis pain gel, my husband would h

. >>> president biden has nominated former richmond police chief chris magness to lead u.s. customs and border protection. it is the largest federal law enforcement agency in the country. he let the richmond police department from 2006 to 2015. he did have some success reducing the number of shootings and killings in richmond and he worked to rebuild community trust in law enforcement. he currently serves as chief of police in tucson, arizona. this new position does require confirmation by the u.s. senate. >>> disgrace hollywood mogul harvey weinstein is fighting extradition back to california to answer to a new indictment on nearly a dozen counts of sexual assault. at a virtual hearing in buffalo, new york, his lawyer cited a paperwork technicality. he is already serving a 23 year sentence in erie county for and sexual assault. >>> a relative of the southern california woman accused of killing her three young children says liliana coria had not been well since giving birth to her second child they were found dead in an apartment this weekend. their mother later arrested in

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mag with 11 nominations is technically the front runner of this yes ask us david finch is black and white to the golden age of hollywood is up for best film and best director gary oldman could take home a 2nd best acting oscar for his performance of the alcoholic screenwriter helen manc mankiewicz the man who wrote citizen kane. any distraction eliminated every. fellow oscar winner viola davis is a favorite for best actress performance and music drama or a nice black bottom playing the 1st black female blues artist tree caught the professional. to me. it is my assumption i'm playing her because she had to know her because it was either knowing your word or guy. dying under the weight of a culture. didn't understand you were. also nominated from mar a nice black bottom is biola davis' costar chadwick boseman who recently died of cancer but his final performance as a blues trumpeter to determine to make it to the top could a posthumous academy award for best actor. going to chicago jazz would be. no place to be with 6 nominations aaron sorkin's the trial of the she coude was 7 is one of thi

doesn't like for some reason is now under threat that is against western values just like the so-called magness is against western values because people can be you know their property can be taken away from them their right to travel kind of the limit that based on decisions not taken by the court but by decisions taken by bureaucrats you know by bureaucracy beijing is decisions or newspaper reports that's very concerning asked for they want to me a russian economy is remarkably stable we survive their coronavirus pandemic much better than doing that they despite some very bad predictions from there that they i don't like shoving throwing there but when i heard american predictions for example about iran losing millions of people and us american staying away from it i heard that in the early it went early 2000. when i thought that this wasn't just you know laurel and here we have. the house we should get back on topic though. dimitri the whole coronavirus handling of course is a very big issue let me bring in klinsmann and ask this question klinsmann are we necessarily heading towards a deterio

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i depend on mag. migrant workers not only do they use their wages to support their families but. also supporting the local economies of their home country and new ideas and help ensure that their families on the combinatoric in the future. terms of. just want to learn something. india. empowering women through comics but that's what. wants to do you know you can fix this for your baby or your teams. violence against women is a major problem in india even you know john is fighting back with her pen and paintbrush. in 60 minutes on d w. in many countries education is still a privilege poverty is one of the main causes some young children working mine shots instead of going to class others can attend classes after they finish uni. millions of children all over the world have to go to school. we ask why. because education makes the world more just. make up your own mind. w. make for minds. welcome to global 3 thousands. work money the means to survive we find out what's changed during the pandemic the challenges faced by migrant workers in india returning to rule areas. in germany ro

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. >> from tucson, their headline reports by biden and police chief chris magness' had a border patrol. what we know about chief magnus and wanted the president selective pretty so he has also chief in the city of michigan in the bay area in california. he is known as a progressive law enforcement official. he has been very critical of the border wall for example any the trump policies. he wasol sick because he has tucson maybe 70 or 80 miles north of the border there in arizona. in the proximity, gives them the ability to say, i deal with the flow of this folks coming through my community. but it deal with the flow coming through my community so i've been familiarity and he matches for the presidents progressive approach to immigration in terms of a posing much of what the trump administration did it. >> this go to ohio with terry an independent line pretty. guest: i was just wondering what is the definition of unaccompanied minor. and how does like a seven or eight -year-old kid from central america all the way up to the border of the united states. do they have an adult bringing the

and nominated tucson, arizona, chief chris magness to lead cbp. an outspoken critic of president trump supporter policies. >> the climate resulting from the current rhetoric and crackdown on immigrants undermines trust and imposes major challenges to police officers. to >> the biden administration is pressing for more funding to address problems in the northern triangle. el salvador, guatemala, and honduras. president biden text vice president kamala harris to lead efforts with those countries. republicans are inviting her to tour the border region. arizona's attorney general says he has gotten no response. in mission, texas. rich edson, fox news. >> bret: up next, iran blames israel for sabotage at one of the nuclear facilities. we will show you. first with some of the fox affiliates around the country covering tonight. fox 2 and san francisco come to gunga san francisco public school students return after a year of distance learning. and closed classroom size at 22 and have children eat lunch in those classrooms. they are also clear partitions b

. >>> several mag a republicans in the house under fire and back pedaling over a leaked document thatrked all kinds of accusations of racism, even from within their own party leadership. the document obtained by punch bowl news describes plans for creation of america first caucus which would protect and i am quoting, anglo-saxon political traditions that strengthen america's culture, warning that immigration puts america's unique identity at risk. this group initially was reported to have involved congresswoman margery taylor green who has been quite controversial for her past on the record embrace of all kinds of rhetoric and conspiracy theories, under pressure, she aapologized for some of them, walked them back, as well as the notorious congress paul gosar. >> there's an islamic invasion into our government offices right now. >> the disgusting and depraved individuals. we know these men from predominantly pakistani, bangladeshi, muslim backgrounds. >> now, the story of rallying around the identity stuff has been moving quickly. greene's office discussed the idea that the so-called c

there have been at least 47 mags shootings in the u.s. since the atlanta spa shootings on march 16th, including two more overnight in ohio and wisconsin, and a massacre thursday in indiana. more people planning funerals for loved ones in what is like lay preventible and at least the very least treatable epidemic if washington might ever move to act. much more on that and new bipartisan efforts to pass police reform coming up. the other health crisis, of course, is the covid pandemic. and the race against time with variants causing a surge in hot spots across the country and the u.s. prepares to open vaccinations to all americans over the age of 16 tomorrow. joining me now, president biden's chief medical adviser, dr. anthony fauci. dr. fauci, thank you so much for joining me. the united states is now reporting 70,000 coronavirus cases per day, a mark that you have called disturbingly high. as you all know, one of our three vaccines is not available. the dcd and fda paused the johnson & johnson vaccine after six reports of blood clots amon

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see neighbors who are very upset with this administration for creating taking a difficult situation mag it a crisis. >> she yet does not want to go to the southern border itself. she's going to guatemala for instance, is that because the administration doesn't want to draw attention by bringing hoards of press down there along with the vice president? >> well you're exactly right. there are more than 20,000 children in centers all over the country. if you come to san diego she sees thousands plus that are in our convention center she's going to see a tragedy that was created as a result of their efforts or their parlings. she doesn't want to have that when you go to see 14-year-old young girls you want to see them in school, you don't want to see them in distress that's what you're going see. the other part of it candidly is she's denied that she actually has the mandate that she needs to have. because the idea that you go to guatemala to deal with the causes of illegal immigration, well does that mean you're going to go to yemen and go to all of africa you're going to go on into china.

he loves to be on cover of mag magazines, loves to be the center of attention. champion of spirit participation trophy that he got there is just a way to satisfy him. because there are two things for sure that many republicans understand. you cannot get on the wrong side of donald trump because he will take out vendettas against you. he will use social media against you. it had impact your fund-raising. and for those with positions within the party, it could impact your position in the party. more importantly for the future this party we need to work on keeping him on board or his supporters on board and also winning back those that we lost due to his tone and tenor in the white house. that's the key, is growing what he brought to the table but also doing what we can to get those who have turned away. and the key to that is sticking and looking at policies and not people with personalities, such as donald trump. >> anna navarro, alice did -- >> what speaks -- what speaks so much about -- i think it captures where the republican party is today. rick scott, a sena

>> and you would agree that that continuum is a tool an officer can use to make a rough aproximate mags of what is proportional? >> yes. >> you would agree on your review of the minneapolis police department policy that the sanctity of life and protection of the public, those are the cornerstones of minneapolis police force use of force policy, correct? >> yes. >> in your review of minneapolis police department manual, use of force manual, you received a copy of the manual, i'm assuming? >> 5-300? >> that's correct. 5-300. >> yes. >> in your study of minneapolis use of force policy 5-300 series, did you see the phrase or term one upsmanship anywhere in this policy? >> no. >> so you would agree that one upsmanship is not the cornerstone of the minneapolis police department's use of force policy? it's protection of the public and sanctity of life, true? >> and i used the phrase one upmanship to explain the standards throughout the country. >> you're using one-upmanship to describe proportionality, true? >> yes. >> one-upmanship, if you're using that describe proportionality -- what is the

information coming into cnn, wolf, indicating that multiple people have been shot at the austin east mag knelt high school in knoxville, tennessee. >> yet another school shooting in the united states. nick valencia, we'll stay in touch with you. >>> new developments in the case of an active duty officer, a man of color who was pepper sprayed by police during a traffic some. he's now suing. we'll talk about that with the head of the naacp. >>> plus united states sets one-day record of coronavirus vaccinations but covid cases are still climbing. dr. anthony fauci is standing by live. we'll discuss all the late-break pandemic news. that's coming up. we started with computers. we didn't stop at computers. we didn't stop at storage or cloud. we kept going. working with our customers to enable the kind of technology that can guide an astronaut back to safety. and help make a hospital come to you, instead of you going to it. so when it comes to your business, you know we'll stop at nothing. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy,

. >> reporter: they magged a short engagement, but travel restrictions and ongoing state mandates pushedor the first time in over a year hopeful that we will have our wedding finally >> reporter: now more than a year after their original date, they plan to walk down the aisle at the end of july >> we've printed change the dates, which funnily enough said third time's the charge. >> reporter: they now say fourth time is the charge after paying thousands of dollars in rescheduling fee according to chris jones, the general manager at the couple's wedding venue. >> got bless her, she's stuck in with it, but i'm looking positive for her we hadding in july >> is there anything at all that could have he rehe roa schedule again? >> everything looks like a go. >> reporter: they say nothing is going to stop it. >> i'm looking forward to kissing that man and walking back up the aisle after the ceremony. >> reporter: that and finally going on their honeymoon for the news, i'm andrea day >>> in addition to all those rescheduled weddings, a lot of rescheduled summer vacations remember those america is

what i feel is the mag cons -- magnitude of this moment when you see police do the right thing and step up and go beyond the thin blue line but this is accountability but it not victory and what i mean by that is that it a low bar when we can watch a human being killed on video camera and we're celebrating and we're excited at the fact that the person that did it is held accountable that's the low bar that's something -- >> well, it's a bar we isn't crossed that i can remember in quite sometime, ralph. >> bsolutely and i don't diminish it at all but i'm sober in the fact we have so much more to do relative to criminal justice reform, but also, reimaging what policing l looks like. >> you're a former police chief in a black and brown city that seen more than its share of turmoil. the city of detroit and black and brown cities across the country, what would be your dream how you're changing policing we can't get rid of police nobody wants that. we have to make changes. what are they? >> we have to look how officers are compensated. there can not be a financial incentive for writing a tick

nothing reduces election irregularities quite like the threaeat of beingng inincinerated d in molten n mag. >>>> and our f first minororitys are off, making their way to the voting booth. >> oh, no! boililed alive!! i'm m guessing h his signatuture didndn't match.. once again, this is all just to secure the vote. oh, but what's this? it looks like one black voter has made it past the lava, thus winning the right to cast a ballot. let's hear from him now. >> now you've seen how black votes are cast, and how lava getsts in the waway. well, it can get a whole lot worse. so we're going to pull together and we're going to find a way to express our voice! first, we're going to see me cast this vote! olbert. totonight, sprpring vaccinining. plus, stephen welcomes: ringo starr. with a special appearance by laura benanti. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater office building in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: oh, my goodness! there are times-- i always enjoy this show. but there are times i go, i can't believe i get to do tonight's s

the court will also decide whether a palestinian man captured in the wake of diet mag 9/11 detained ataccess for information the government classifies as state secrets. and justifies on california's ban on state fund business trips to texas as other states deemed to discriminate against lgbtq people. the census bureau out today says the population of the country stands at 331,449,281. 7.4% increase, the second lowest ever reflecting a population and power shift to the south. the census bureau statistics are used for determining how many congressional seeds and electoral college votes each state receives. it says florida, north carolina, montana, colorado, and oregon will each pick up one seat, texas picks up two. on the losing end of the equation, new york, california, illinois, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, and west virginia. we will break that all down tomorrow in "the story" tim ryan of ohio is running for a senate seat. and says he is going after the job currently held by republican rob portman the first announced at democratic candidate in that race. portman said earlier this year

his attorney will certainly let us know in the upcoming statement and of course to underscore daily magt this point in prosecutors belief of such which is their job. >> harris: and i really appreciated what jan arnold said earlier, jenna, when you said in all of these instances including hunter biden and john kerry, with allegations against both of them, that we wait for the facts and that is the only thing to do with the situation right now and we know that some of them are coming eminently. because the attorney for rudy giuliani, robert costello says there is a statement that will be given to fox news and media shortly. what we do know for certain and our reporter david lee miller has said that for now, rudy giuliani is inside his apartment and this process has been carried out today, executed a search warrant, we will learn more as we hear from that attorney, thanks everybody for being here. let's go straight away to "reports." >> thank you, harris, top of a brand-new hour and we are following the breaking development on the search warrant carried out in the manhattan apartment of ru

those of the three quarterbacks that should be available mag jones out obama justin fields from ohio from north dakota, which one the 49ers gonna pick. do they even know. do we know exactly who we want? maybe probably, but maybe not. right? i don't feel like i don't feel like we need to say that, and that's not just for our case, but like, you know, lots of stuff happens between now and the draft and i don't you don't want the whole league no one exactly what you're set on four days before the draft. you know, i would love to make everyone happy. i do go to restaurants. i do go to my kid's soccer games. every single person, whether it's ah ref and empire another parent, everyone has a strong opinion on and then most people let me know. um every one of my friends trust me. they're mostly just text my wife now because they know they don't get a response back. yeah trust me. they know exactly who they want. i think it's kind of skewing toward mack jones, which is gonna be interesting to see how the fans react. all right, talking about basketball steph curry the last couple of weeks i've

but we were in the middle of mag ging me enough sense and we were vowing that every time we're coveringother people's moments we are very cognizant of our moments and remind yourselves where we and are what we're doing and how blessed we are. so when i think of all of those amazing games to be part of, what i'm doing now, like sitting with stewart and being able to talk about those moments and holding up our lineups and our score sheet or stat sheet and cover our faces so we could go -- we can't cheer but we would be like -- i think about every game -- every basketball game i was -- every bulls game i was with, and that makes me just so grateful for that time in my life. not just who i was watching but who i was watching with. >> julie? >> mine and lauras is very different because she's doon way cooler constitute with i was host my show the first time that colin kaepernick kneeled and the night that everything set town in sports because of covid, and it this first time -- probably the only few time i have had to cover breaking news at the same time i'm trying to host a show, and for me

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there was a little nurses who cheer, and then there was the massachusetts boq which is basically for mag z . my husband got a room on the third floor, that was our room and my headquarters, my chief nurse allowed me to move into the massachusetts be ok -- boq. i was the only female, so i do sing going down the hallway to let them know that there was a female on the ward. i lived my husband's hooch, and they wanted it that way, they did not want o -- al living in the nurches -- nurses hooch. interviewer: what responsibilities consumed most of your time as a triage person? donna: the responsibilities that consumed most of my time was the management of the flow of casualties, and the management of supply. i was very cognizant of how many ivs we had, how many number 14 gauge catheters we had, because that is what we used to start their ivs, because we had to give so much blood at one time. interviewer: you were doing cut downs -- donna: we did not do a lot of cut downs, the only time we did a cut down is if we had a real cardiovascular collapse. if they really came in and we could not find a

he has tapped tucson, arizona police chief chris magness is he going to head u.s.ustoms and beard protection. evidence previously worked in will police departments you beeh dakota and it. he has resisted it he once called for cbp funding to be paused under the trump administration that earned him a lot of criticism from the tucson police officers. arizona sheriff mark daniel danielles he is questioning joe biden's pick, listen. >> i know chief magness i have worked with him on a couple things but not worked with him on any border-related issues. he has not been working with sheriffs and others. i don't know. i don't know. like i said this was a curve pal coming at you on this one. we hope he works collective with us and relationship with us. there is a lot of issues. this border is in a crisis right now. we need somebody that can lead with sheriffs, lead with communities and we are hoping he can do that rain brian hoping he changes all his beliefs on a dime. seems like the exact wrong person for the job but that's par for the course for the biden administration. me

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but in your opinion as well, when you're in that level of mag nimity for the powers of the government, when you're in that position and you are no longer designated to identify by your political party that you support or that you are a member of, tell us what you think your opinions are throughout history of being on the supreme court, the motives of your position, but then the power that you have with the people as well to not be identified by a political party but more so in your beliefs and what you are in favor of, whether you agree or disagree with the situation of the case at that time. >> wow, great question. of course chief justice roberts' answer is much more relevant than mine. i'm tempted to ask you what it was, but i'll check it out. i reject the idea that the court is a group of politicians in robes. i agree with chief justice roberts, who has said very powerfully and repeatedly that it is important for the court to stand for a kind of nonpartisan legitimacy that transcends politics. and it is inaccurate, simplistic, and dangerous for citizens to perceive the court as fiv

mag well is a senior fellow and deputy director of policy for the manhattan institute. as well as contributing editor to the journal and is co-authored number of articles on issues ranging from the broader matters of criminal and civil justice reform. he has appeared on number of television and radio programs. he has previously worked in corporate vacations with the international trademark association holds a b.a. in corporate communication city university of new york's college and a degree at the university of chicago. last year he is was appointed to serve a four-year term as a member of the newark state advisory committee at the u.s. commission on civil rights. thank you for appearing before us today. finally it like to introduce sheriff mems. sheriff minces been a police officer for six decades. not only was she the first deputy sergeant supervisor in a county she was also the first female deputy sheriff to maintain the ranks of lieutenant assistant chair or to be elected to office. she is a member of the california officers association of the california state sheri

compared to an actual pistol, that thing is like, i don't know, 20 inches long, and you have a 30 round mag, right, so it is large and bulky. you cannot hide that thing anywhere. you go anywhere, someone will see you with a rifle fully ready to go, and cops will get called on you. easy as that. owning a firearm is a right every american should have. if you can buy one, you can build one. why can't i build a gun? host: there is this idea of ghost gun's and the ability for them to be unidentifiable. what is wrong with that? caller: well, because they exist. you are not going to stop them. anyone can go buy a 3d printer, have the files, print out the gun, get the kits. you cannot make little machine parts illegal. you can't. people will machine it and sell it. you will get your hands on those parts. so guns are out there. there is no stopping it. host: ok. chris there in houston, texas. we have been hearing from you about the executive actions. we will continue on with your calls on this. (202) 748-8000 if you support the president's executive actions from yesterday on guns. (202) 748-8001 if

you wear a mag a a hat in your off time, you're extreme.te, i think the united states military should be focused on loyalty for the united states of america, readiness and accomplishing the mission. pete: it makes so much sense, but that's not what will happen. we're hearing critical race theory now being taught at west point as well. how dangerous is it that the military is not apolitical, but it's becoming partisan on oned side, it seems. >> yeah. i mean, look, i've got to say, and this is a message to all of our military commanders out there, there's a lot of talk about diversity in the military, right? and diversity is a good thing. i led the most diversity infantry unit you could possibly imagine, blacks next to white, christians next to atheists, rich next to poor. but one of the things pete: outlaw platoon the is the book. next chapter, there are reports that you will likely run for the u.s. senate in pennsylvania. true or not? >> yeah, pete. you know, we're looking at it. and i've got to tell you, everywhere we go whether it's the d