professor marci hamilton. it _ doesn't happen. professor marci hamilton, it has _ doesn't happen. professor marci hamilton, it has been _ doesn't happen. professor marci hamilton, it has been a - doesn't happen. professor marci hamilton, it has been a long - hamilton, it has been a long trial. i think the verdict, it does argue happy with it. thank you for coming on and joining us and bring us up—to—date with that. professor marci hamilton there in new york. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, we'll be exploring record high temperatures in alaska's kodiak island — and record lows elsewhere in the state. the most ambitious financial and political change ever attempted has got under way with the introduction of the euro. tomorrow in holland they are going to use money we picked up in belgium today and then we will be in france and again it will be the same money. it has got to be the way to go. george harrison, i the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed - at his oxfordshire home. a 33—year—old man from liverpool- is being interviewed by police

marci. >> reporter: jericka, good evening.is on track to be one of the busiest days in the country, as concerns about omicron intensify. as americans prepare for holiday gatherings, already stressed, hospitals are bracing. fueled by the highly contagious omicron variant. the new threat prompting the government to get ready to once again deploy medical surge teams. >> with omicron that we're dealing with it's going to be a tough weeks and months as we go into winter. >> reporter: 90% of americans in high or substantial risk areas. driven by delta new cases are topping 125,000 a day. hospitalizations are 50% higher than last month. and nearly 1,300 people are dying of covid every day. >> the patients are just by themselves gasping for the last breath. >> reporter: in new york city, a record today for the number of new infections, prompting people to rush to testing sites where they wait in line for hours. cbs' tom hanson is in times square. >> reporter: ahead of their holiday get-togethers, how long have you been waiting to get

marcy? >> reporter: jericka, good evening. this is on track to be one of the busiest days at airports across the country as concerns about omicron intensify. as americans prepare for holiday gatherings, already-stressed hospitals are bracing for a new wave of covid fueled by the highly contagious omicron variant. the new threat prompti t government to get ready to, once again, deploy medical surge teams. >> with omicron that we're dealing with, it is gonna be a tough few weeks to months as we get deeper into the winter. >> reporter: covid cases are climbing across the country with 90% of americans in high or substantial risk areas. driven by delta, new cases are tpping 125,000 a day. hospitalizations are 50% higher than last month and nearly 1,300 people are dying of covid every day. >> patients are just by themselves gasping for their last breath. >> reporter: in new york city, a record today for the number of new infections prompting people to rush to testing sites where they wait in line for hours. cbs's tom hanson is in ti

meg. >> oliver: marcie gonzalez in los angeles, thank you. the number of cases involving omicron is doubling every one and a half to three days. csn's imtiaz tyab is tracking the virus, imtiaz. >> meg good evening, in the u.k. it is now the dominant variant. tonight, mayor sadiq khan, part of efforts to try to probate the health care system here. meanwhile makes across europe are implementing restrictions including tightening borders, while the netherlands has just announced it's going through trick lock down over christmas. holiday shoppers were only given a few hours warning before all nonessential shops will have to shut until after january. the government is continuing with its rapid booster program to try to prevent the spread of omicron. meg. >> thank you. while omicron rips across europe, new york city is racing to contraa dangerous surge. elise. >> reporter: good evening meg, new york city, radio city music hall, difficult decision for fans ever the rockettes. >> turned off the lights. the rockettes cancelled the christmas spectacular

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ah i mariam to marcy and on the now main story today, across the world tributes have been flowing for antea bod, 8 hero, archbishop desmond tutu, who has died at the age of 90 and cape town. and about peace. lloyd rose to prominence in the 1980s as a vocal opponent of racial segregation was appointed. the 1st black archbishop of cape town, the most senior clerical position in the country to, to has often been described as the countries moral conscience. i always remind people that, you know, my dad was a grown man by the time.

and i hope marcy kaptur's campaign staff are listening and -- in because there is a treasure trove they could find out about madison. i hope that madison loses the primary that is coming up in ohio. host: some changes in the administration reported this morning in politico. simone sanders, a senior adviser and chief spokesperson for vice president kamala harris is expected to leave the white house at the end of the year. they reported wednesday night "it was not immediately clear where sanders is heading next or when she will be leaving the vice president's office." sanders is the highest profile exit and the second high-profile one from the harris team in the last month. harris' communications director is also set to depart in the coming weeks. sanders, a 31-year-old african-american strategist and one of the administration's most recognizable advisors, leaves amid a flurry of stories about internal frictions and disorders in the vice president's office. sanders was often the aide who pushed back on those storylines, defending the vice president and advocating for her both publicly and

. >>> i'm joined by democratic congresswoman marcy captor of ohio, the co-chair of the congressionalesswoman, thank you for taking the time this morning. >> thank you, jim, very much. >> you heard arlette there describe the warning that president biden delivered to president putin, one nation cannot force another nation to change its border. but also a sense of what the u.s. threatened if russia were to invade, a combination of economic sanctions and other measures. do you believe the president said and threatened what is necessary to deter a russian invasion? >> of course you can't predict russia. she's invaded ukraine in the crimea area already and several other adjoining nations like moldova, like georgia, like armenia. she's trying to reassemble her former set of soviet ties, colonies. so i think it is very unpredictable. we know the 20th century was all about the politics of fossil fuels and oil. most important steps that we can take as a world, liberty loving people, everywhere, to become energy independent, including in ukraine. it is taking too long. >> let me ask you, given

and i hope marcy kaptur's campaign staff are listening and because there is a treasure trove they could find out about madison. i hope that madison loses the primary that is coming up in ohio. host: some changes in the administration reported this morning in politico. simone sanders, a senior adviser and chief spokesperson for vice president kamala harris is expected to leave the white house at the end of the year. they reported wednesday night "it was not immediately clear where sanders is heading next or when she will be leaving the vice president's office." sanders is the highest profile and the second hope -- high-profile one from the harris team in the last month. harris''communications director is also set it apart in the coming weeks. sanders, a 31-year-old african-american strategist and one of the administration's most recognizable advisors leaves amid a flurry of stories about internal actions and disorders in the vice president's office. and it was often the aide who pushed back on those storylines, defending the vice president and advocating for her but publicly and in one-o

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. >> i'm marci gonzalez in los angeles where a spike in covid cases isn't stopping travelers. >> from big cities to the heart land, stressed travelers, for another covid wave. >> very, very soon do we see variation. >> cases spike, also, tonight, democratic senator joe manchin deals a possible fatal below to,

hi, colin is marcy penguin shad territory with seals, one, making the most of the comfortable feathers, the melting juvenile. but here to evidence, once again of how the world is closing in on antarctica. the number of terrorists 20 years ago was around 4 to 5000 a year. now it's more like 30000 old like me, desperate to see this wilderness while it's still here. yet despite myself, i can't help the sense of unease and surprise about the sheer numbers a bit saddened by the great big crew ship here in pristine on top of the current lines of terrorist going out. there's dormant volcano, which is ridiculous because it's a free well, but it does just demonstrate the the new accessibility that there is dangerous in these areas, becoming tainted by the footprints of humanity. next day was steaming down the west coast of the antarctic peninsula. we are going approximately 60 miles south west to an area called trinity highland, where we have seen approximately 3 fishing vessels. we want to go investigate with the vessels of from china, ukraine and chilly their fishing for crill. a small shrimp

ah, huge klaus take to the streets in sudan marcie the anniversary of an uprising for democracy. ah, i've had them secret. this is a lie from the also coming up. new locked downs and travel restrictions as the army kron variance spreads across the glove. julians choose between a right wing candidate and a left wing student leader. and one of the most divisive presidential election.

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my name is colleen brian, this is your world used for marci international 1st for a while the world rounds up another year struggling to combat the kobe pandemic. americans got a different priority with joe biden signing a whopping $700000000000.00 military budget for the upcoming year. now, even by america's own estimate, that's a 100 times more than the cost of vaccinating the entire planet. where i guess they have looked at how even an era defining health crisis county rail, washington's massive defense spending. it's bigger than it's bad, other than ever before. america's new military budget, $777700000000.00. so vast, it board doesn't monstrous, and it's still not enough. say the people who passed it are nations facing many threats right now. just read the paper every day. china russia ran in yet the budget was actually pro provided by the white house. was a cut, pretty dramatic code if you look at it as in john adjusted for inflation. it is remarkable. these lawmakers they'll, they'll sit there and argue for weeks months about maternity leave, or building roads or bridges or, or wall

let's speak now to professor marci hamilton who is ceo and founder of the organisation child usa, whoagainst child abuse in america and she was a consultant in the epstein victims compensation programme. thank you forjoining us. what is your reaction to the outcome yesterday? it your reaction to the outcome yesterday?— your reaction to the outcome esterda ? . , , . ., yesterday? it was such a relief. the e stein yesterday? it was such a relief. the epstein survivors _ yesterday? it was such a relief. the epstein survivors have _ yesterday? it was such a relief. the epstein survivors have been - yesterday? it was such a relief. the | epstein survivors have been through so much, so much publicity and cruelty from prior prosecutors, that a verdict against the main organiser of his organisation that delivered these girls to him, that was really heartening. for these girls to him, that was really heartening-— heartening. for anyone who is a victim of these _ heartening. for anyone who is a victim of these crimes, - heartening. for anyone who is a victim of these crimes, they - heartening.

now millenniums toneta shown to marcy, now we see that nato is taking an extremely aggressive position. first, they all say they don't accept any red lines on 2nd. they say that nato will do whatever it wants revert. it will do it on whatever territory want any florida that all of this is aimed to deter rushing it. we do not like dining. we will do everything to insure our own interests. while ukraine in the west accused russia then of arming the self proclaimed republics and eastern ukraine, the u. s. many times openly sending arms to key f. washington revealed that 30 javelin anti tank missiles systems were delivered to ukraine in october, as part of a $60000000.00 military aid package and the further $200000000.00 on the table too . and with the ongoing military build up on russia's borders, then on top of that, the g 7 group advanced economies as threatened russia with a severe response. if it attacks ukraine, moscow throw out denies any plans of invasion and insist sits nato that poses a threat to russia by expanding further east, closer to its borders. but the white house believe

course the man who plants vow bombs and arrest history africa direct on al jazeera ah la marianna marcy and london, our main story now protest as they were back out on the streets of sudan calling for the military to leave power to allow for free and fair elections. demonstrators marched through the capitol and towards the presidential palace in defiance of warnings, from the authorities to stay away from key sites in central cartoon security. fast forces fight it tear gas at people while phone and internet services of also been shut down. or today marked a 10th day of major demonstrations as the military seized power in a coup. on october 25th, at least $48.00 people have been killed in anti military protest since the qu civilian abdullah hummed up was reinstated as prime minister last month. after striking a power sharing deal with the military. which protest to say is betrayed of the values of the revolution. they are demanding full civilian governance now. little, i'm not sure that these people are good now to the streets to reject this military authority. and als slogans are clear

i'm calling brian this is your world use for marcy. international. first to europe said during a fresh wave of anti locked down on rest. as governments move to tighten movements in a race to beat the foss spreading omicron cope. it varies from ruining everyone's christmas plants. tension, sir, running particularly high in belgium, where clashes erupted a 1000 strong rally on sunday. ah, on sunday, thousands of people came out to protest against belgium government cove at measures in brussels at their particularly unhappy with the push that's being put forward by the belgian government to encourage people to come forward for vaccinations. what they've said is that there's a, a 3 month window for health care workers to get jobs between january and march of next year. otherwise, they faced losing their jobs. people up, the protest in belgium said they're really not happy with some of these measures that have been put in place. you'd have new ones, christy, but we were checked the society in which we live today. the one we're offered. it's not necessaril

ah my marcy law. interesting, my you see a see if you iceland are, if you mess read for new remind new configured to fibral, a da couldn't thought of rebuttal, a man, a message that if me c s s very strong low, morton. c became the 1st woman here to, to speak about a human rights for immigrants and also her women's rights and her experience through her life. taught us a lot of things. it's very important to hear her voice to educate both icelanders and foreigners, about how we can live peacefully together. ah and ma'am, but there to be a notion. it's mirage of the year old and murray and bay and a dish best, but a la mostella to o'clock. mellow janet for iceland. the stuck bubner his herb c a c or makin and jim renella know can inflict era in north africa. janet mosier, deer norms was up, men had been much tomorrow, less em quinn in la salt or with their lead the health to receive say i know self in our current, our la doorbell a d. m. when the hub as an a b. l sent in a corner will emitter optician a

support for tennessee as government current president, i saw you'd suspended parliament in july, which marcy has called a qu, hong kong university has removed a statue commemorating the victims of the 198th 19 elements square massacre, which is highly censored in china. the so called pillar of shame was made by a danish sculptor to symbolize the lives lost during the military crack down. the university says the decision was based on legal advice after the implementation. the basic national security law in hong kong. the move has all criticism for activists and rights groups. i do think people would expect this thing we have in, in the university. so the court with the most freedom of expression or freedom of speech. and they tried to become the 1st ones to remove every history or parts of history inside. candace jean pierre is a professor of political science and hong kong. back to the university, he says the move is likely to impose educational challenges. been expected from some time. clearly the instructions coming from pacing and from the face of the central government, hong kong to remo

jamie is marcie angler marco's last day, as chancellor. all of shots is set to replace her on wednesday, bringing the curtain down on her 16 years in office, paves the way for a transformed political landscape with a new coalition government in place. and we're going to speak to dominic came shortly. but 1st, his report 4 times angle immaculate, her party into a general election 4 times. she won that election and using a leadership style based firmly in the political center. when the berlin wall fell, chancellor helmut kohl brought her into government where she thrived. and when a scandal engulfed him, she engineered his departure with a ruthlessness which saw her 1st become party leader. and then chancellor in 2005. she was under estimated by her rivals. though i was talked about the way and the means they would come to power bud merkle, follow the logic of party politics. get power key, power, and get your opponents and why was away the in suing e you debt crisis. propel to on to the international stage where her star rose as she helped

rally was targeted just minutes after it began there have been anti government brownies across me, and marci submitted for coo in february. tony chang has more from bangkok while his peers to have been a very swift reaction to the flash mob that hit the streets about mid morning in came in dung district, which is in central yang. gone just a few streets away from the iconic show. the guns ago to the crowd had just assembled and if you can see in videos posted on social media a, an arm, a truck appears to move in very quickly from behind at speed. powering straight into the 5 reported to have died dozens more injured bodies lying on the street. you can see in the aftermath it does appear to fit. also the pattern that we've seen emerging a protest as who still want to maintain that presence on the streets and the visible objections to the queue that happened back in february. but very aware that the security services are going to crank down, hosted with very little thought for the preservation of life so that they're doing this very quickly in young, gone, and other big cities across me. and m

if she had taken all the churches, everything we have a synagogue and marcy of the buddha is as then emotions would not have ran so high . you ends emvoy to sedan, says that military leaders must rebuild trust with the opposition, especially the young generation. many say they feel betrayed by october school and are rejecting any negotiations with the military at his mcgasey of witness the 1000 strong protests in the capital, carting and talk to people who say their dreams of a better life have been destroyed. ah, she's called mina. like countless others, she's a beggar. she doesn't play with her friends or go to school. she spends her days thinking outside the hotel. mina is just one of millions and saddam forced to beg to help feed herself and her family in these desperate times. and saddam sold a sick, wounded in disease by years of strife and disappointment. these wasn't what democracy promised. the fall of the dictator, omar al, by sheer and 2019, was supposed to harold, a new age for, for god, a transition to democracy. but the democratic age of prosperity that millions hopeful

ah, that tuesday morning at 1021st of december phantoms column brian, this is your well use for marcy. international 1st fee, beleaguered provision prime ministers approval rating. his nose dived to a record low bars. johnson currently has just half of the support that he had at the start of the pandemic. the majority of people pulled now believe he won't be leading the government by the end of next year. the main reason seems to be the almost daily damning revelations and photos suggesting the downing street staff conservative party workers, and even the p. m himself violated coven restrictions last year. the latest picture, which was published by the guardian, shows parish johnson with his family and staff sharing wine and cheese in the downing street garden. when the rest of the country was under strict laws on social mixing during the 1st lockdown. despite the photo evidence, johnson rejects that there was any wrong doing do you normally have wine and cheese or where meetings with people at work, those with meetings of people at work talk about this is where i live and where i wor

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or franco's lawyer described the cases unique nonsense, humanitarian groups and me and marcy civilians are being targeted in fighting between the army and rebel groups or than 3000 people have escaped the violence by crossing the border into thailand just this week. but hundreds have already been forced back cathy lopez on the on us this report. these type of attacks are forcing thousands of people to escape me on more fighting between the military and rebels is intensifying and current state in the southeast. civilians are fleeing across the border into neighboring thailand, hoping to find refuge when the army bombed half of my house. my baby was very sick, but i managed to run out while my daughter was passed out. we were in the jungle for 2 days and more heavy explosions were launched. nearby. hundreds of children are among the many forced to move. this family managed to escape, but only temporarily. ty, security forces have allowed some villagers to cross the river to receive food and water, but afterwards they're being sent back to me on more. many are returning voluntarily, feari

but ethnic car and fight is and me and marcy, they'll only negotiate a cease fire if all government troops leave the area. tony chang reports from the border of thailand and me and my bags of rice and beans loaded up from a warehouse in the tie town. of mess up, its emergency aid desperately needed by people who fled from fighting inside myanmar. the relief packages being put together by local businessmen who come from murmur, but live here in thailand and they're doing it because no one else will. this is their janese, our job, and our we're, we are just like a small groups and a we a grass route. we have not many capacity of like funding we're, you know, the gathering this kind of aids. but operating in myanmar is complicated. first, the volunteers have to negotiate with tied border guards, who are helpful, but whose 1st priority is security. then a call to a local contact on the other bank in min more? well, they're coming across the river now to get the supplies. there are boxes of instant noodles, some water, and some sold the with more than 10000 people displaced inside mamma. this i

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run through to february florence li al jazeera car up for home state malaysia authorities in me and marcy, there is little hope of finding any more survivors after a landslide at a jade mine on wednesday? 3 bodies have so far been recovered. officials say that at least 50 people are still missing. the miners were swept into a lake in northern cut sheen state. the area is the center of me and mars, secretive jade industry. china says it will send police officers and equipment to the solomon islands following days of unrest. last month in november, there was rioting by protest, or as for unhappy with the prime minister. the government says the chinese support includes shields, helmets, and other equipment that will help the country confront that future threats. australia will soon begin withdrawing its peacekeeping troops. the belgian government has agreed to close its nuclear power plants by 2025. the issue has been intensely debated by the 7 party coalition, the commissioning processes to be completed by 2045. the country will now invest that just over $100000000.00 in nuclear power techn

com raleigh will break new ground for the 1st time in the rallies. 44 year history, spain's miss i marcy will lead an old female team into the event. the 4000 kilometer rice starts in saudi arabia next month. we know that they're being a drivers with diverse but never a whole team. and i think this is a good opportunity to get busy ability in one of the, the biggest platforms and what their sport and they encourage 2 other girls to the mechanics and to be part of the, of these adventure and as your school for now, adrian army and finally, as they say on all the best, her news programs, i give you a blank canvas. how much would you pay for it? and, well, i mean, i consider myself a blank canvas on i'm open to office and $84000.00. i. that is the amount that a museum in denmark gave an artist to create a work of art. the frame was supposed to be filled with the cash. all they got though, was an empty framed. the artist kept the cash for himself. that's not bad work if you can get them outside. i thanks very much. i b as may i have a jam june reports from my i'll berg does now public and le

scott marcy says, china has failed to respond to several issues, including accusations of human rights abuses, always stand up for strategies, interest, and what us trying to believe is right. and we are living in an uncertain time and the world in our part of the, in the, in that the civic is uncertain. and that requires latest to be strong and stand up for a strategy and stand up for the things that we believe and not take a step back. and so i won't be taking a step back here. when i would, would, is as far as marketing consultant and was also the public relations manager for sydney's 1992. and he says, other countries will probably follow washington's lead. it actually just sent a signal through diplomatic circles to the chinese government that hey, we're not happy in australian sport and politics folklore. there's a phrase that sport and politics don't mix astrology and hayden, when sport and politics come together and sport is used for politics. but this will largely be seen is just something that politicians and bureaucrats do. and as long as they're athletes, good to go there.

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now i think the word is getting out on marcy's law. don't feel like they get the help and support they need from the law enforcement community they can reach out to private attorneys to file motions on their behalf. they have standing in courts now in florida to file those kinds of motions and we'll insure and fight to make sure they are believed and their stories and voices are heard. >> dana: whichever one wants to take this one last question. kristen, there is concern for your safety but you were also very concerned about your baby, your children. you had a 5-month-old right there. we can see him in his bouncy seat. tom or kristen, what happens in terms of custody or if there is a five-year restraining order how do you handle any sort of ability for the father to be able to see? >> of course nothing is going to change the fact that zach stacy is the biological father of their child. there is an ongoing paternity case and we'll deal with those matters, delicate issues in that case. i think first, you know, we need to let the prosecut

marcy adelman co-chaired. the goal is that by december of this year, they'll be a model for the aaa and there will be a virtual briefing to share the findings and next steps and the date for that is to be determined. okay. as you know, we've had an ad hoc committee begin late last year and has been going on through this year on senior homelessness and you each have received a copy of that report. the ad hoc group presented their report at both our august and september meeting and then our september 27th meeting was to finalize the counsel approval and the plan to move forward. as you read in our report and i'll just do briefly a variety of agencies were interviewed due to the pandemic, it was difficult to schedule one with d.a.s. staff. the coalition on homelessness report provided the in their survey provided some results that were then recalculated in order to just look at seniors and the disabled. so they focused on residents who were 60+ in age. african americans represented about 57% among the 60+ respons

marcy wheeler, i think, accurately described him as a flub. he is this low level defendant. he is from syracuse, new york. and it sort of is, if you compare this to a drug deal, this is sort of a guy who was very low on the chain of command. the only joining of the proud boys before the attack on the capitol. he wasn't a member for that long. but what's significant about this is that he is laying out with the purpose of the conspiracy. was he is saying what their intent was, to stop the certification of the election, to go into the capital and to influence and have an impact on what was happening that day. so that is a very important part and important component of this overall investigation. because you need to have this intent sort of laid out. i don't know if he will have be the highest person. because there are other people higher up in the chain of command who probably have more information. but i think it's significant and really confirms up this conspiracy as prosecutors move forward. >> yes, and just to put that together with benny thompson saying today that they are

we can't forget about nasa intrepid duo on marci ingenuity. helicopters expect to set new records. other pressing perseverance rover will begin its investigation of the intriguing remains of an ancient river. delta in 2022 will begin the countdown to america's return to the moon with the launch of the unmanned test flight of artemis one. >> it has been confirmed that saturday's rose parade will proceed as planned. there had been some concern about rising covid cases. but organizers say they are confident they can keep everybody safe and you can watch the 100 33rd rose parade on kron 4 and on kron on live on new year's day. our coverage begins at 06:00am the parade begins commercial free at 8. >> beginning february first, everyone will be required to show proof of vaccination, including a booster shot in order to attend events at chase center. the announcement was made today along with golden state warriors as they try to adjust to the spread of the omicron variant individuals must have received the booster at least a week before the date of the event. people under the age of 12 mus

marcy comes over and she tells me that her ex-boyfriend was over late last night and yadda yadda yaddaa yadda. >> larry david and jerry seinfeld, those two minds together, you know, that's just comedy dynamite. >> what do you think did it? can you take a step back and say, this made the show? >> i think it was the style of the writing was fresh and i think it was the strength of the cast. the cast is very, very strong. and the writing had a different sound to it. the conversations sounded different than the other sitcoms that you see. >> so you think you're spongeworthy? >> yes, i think i'm spongeworthy. i think i'm very spongeworthy. >> i'm out there, jerry, and loving every minute of it. >> the ideas were seemingly insignificant where the comedy came from. usually small quirky idiotic things. >> larry always carried this little notepad in his pocket. whenever something happened he thought would make a good idea, he'd write it down and eventually it would wind up in a show. >> you mean shrinkage? >> yes, significant shrinkage. >> it's a little thing i might notice that i could expound

she doesn't care if women suffer injuries from her own behavior, she's really despicable and i hope marcy castor's campaign staff are listening in, because there's just a treasure trove that they can find out about madison. so i hope madison loses the primary coming up in ohio. >> some changes in the administration this morning in politico in their playbooks, symone sanders they right, senior adviser and spokesperson for kamala harris, expected to leave the white house at the end of the year. they reported wednesday night, quote, it was not immediately clear where sanders is headed next or when to be leaving the vice-president's office. second highest profile from the team in the last month, harris's communication directors also said to depart in the coming weeks. sanders, 35-year-old african american strategist and one of the most recognizable advisers leaves over a flurry of stories over restrictions and disorders in the office. one who pushed back on the storylines, defending the vice-president and advocating for her publicly and with one h on-one dealings with reporters. let's hear fr

. >> marcie is up next, independent line, in advance, north carolina. >> caller: yes.y opinion is they're all politicians. and mccarthy could have kept jim jordan and what was the other one? he could have kept them on the committee. he was playing politics. and the democrats have joe manchin, but we have susan collins and losa murkowski. we need to judge our own parties' politicians by the same standard we hold for the opposing party. we get -- it's like we're in a game. i've got richard burr and thom tillis, so i don't feel like i have anybody representing me. for four years, we heard trump, never served in the military, we got biden now evidently serving in the military isn't that important. until all three of our branches get back in their lane, we're going to have chaos. and all the politicians, all the congressmen and senators that are retiring this year, they're going to end up -- they're going to end up being lobbyists. so they just move from one thing to the other. but the people don't need to be fighting between each other. the politicians are causing this. we

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this was a piece of legislation that was introduced first in the late 1980s by marcy, a democratic congresswomanthis built. here is the other thing interesting about dole. he would often go down there on the weekends just to meet with people, world war 2, veterans coming in and shake a hand and all over washington the stories legend there is bob dole. not just there but here in washington he was washington's other celebrity and we all seemed to know his hometown russell, kansas, everybody knew where that was. everybody knew he was from russell, kansas. he would talk about it in that flat -- you know, drawl there that was as flat as the kansas prairie but everybody knew about russell, kansas. >> bill: great stories. thank you for sharing that with our audience today. chad pergram and josh knowles and karl rove. >> dana: let's listen in again. [silence] >> bill: as we watched the change of the guard. there will be a funeral tomorrow at the national cathedral and we'll have coverage remembering the life of bob development it was back in february this year dole revealed he had stage 4 lung cancer an