too late for these companies to claim the moral high ground for more we go to our troops not only mcgill. you may be wondering why my christmas tree still up over a month after the holiday is it because i'm still trying to hold on to the holiday spirit. is it also because i'm too lazy to bring it out to the curb. also yes but in the wake of offspring and ex-wives publicly outing the identities of loved ones who looked like they were wearing an american flag that exploded inside of a microwave we have another holiday to celebrate. this and if you snitched on people you storm the capitol with better bombed you already throughout your christmas tree the not to worry with as much ammo cammo and weapons you had on you i'm sure your duck blind will do you want to pitch snatch missiles the holiday we're everyone's throwing everybody under the bus even the q. went on shaaban just flipped on. and corporations who are responding by pulling the plug on their campaign donations. themselves by admitting that not only were they flooding all of our lawmakers pockets with cash but that they gave money t

my snatch mystery this is natalie mcgill for redacted tonight and now let's get to some of the stories we go through here with regard to correspondent with your avanti thanks for having me on the show yeah it's got a view of the book this so i want to go well there's some enthusiasm for an iraq war reenactment not exactly that the cia a former cia director of counterterrorism said that we should deal with the right wing extremists in our country like we did insurgents in afghanistan and iraq because it's gone so well yeah yeah take one failure from somewhere else just grafted on to our situation at home and militarism always comes home to the empire and now it's just going to replicate itself anyways i guess he means like we're going to bomb a wedding in idaho because like the groom sold a truck to a proud boy or something because of the way they saw him walking on a blurry. exactly but really he's not saying that he's saying that we need to target the people that give support to these right wing extremists and so like their families i guess their supermarket. targets also what do you

that project funded another guy mcgill named dr who in camera. was on camera at the alamo in sids. was was close to monstrous. kingman for psychotherapy i was just crying crying crying. it was hopeless i didn't know what to expect they said i was going to the psychiatric ward. you bet that on that day cameron that's the one cameron yes i met him and we were always terrified of him why we also fear we all had a fear of him and we didn't want to him to notice us because whatever he did it would never there was a pace and put them the patient was always screaming these are the days and i was a professor ewen cameron was a very famous psychiatry's t. was head of the american psychiatric association and the world psychiatric association he was the top of the field at the same time he seemed pretty much willing to do anything and that for the cia to find a doctor who didn't have limits in a nearby capital with lots of patients to work with lost as to his subjects was somebody they were interested in supporting patients would come in. with ordinary and psychological emotional problems the

project funded another guy mcgill named dr who on camera. was on cam and the album were on sids. was was close to monstrous. thing when 1st i don't there. i was just crying crying crying. it was hopeless i didn't know what to expect they said i was going to the psychiatric ward. you bet that on that camera and that's when cameron yes i met him and we were always terrified of him why we also fear we all had a fear of him and we didn't want to him to notice us because whatever he did it would never there was a pace and put them the patient was always green peas of the days and i was obviously a professor you and cameron was a very famous psychiatry is t. was head of the american psychiatric association and the world psychiatric association he was the top of the field at the same time he seemed pretty much willing to do anything and that for the cia to find a doctor who didn't have limits in a nearby capital with lots of patients to work with lost as as subjects was somebody they were interested in supporting patients would come in. with ordinary and psychological emotional problems

that project funded another guy mcgill named dr who on camera. what cameron. was. was close to monstrous. thing when 1st sight of therapy i was just crying crying crying. it was hopeless i didn't know what to expect they said i was going to say get to court. you had that on that camera and that's when cameron yes i met him and we were always terrified of him why we also fear we all had a fear of him and we didn't want to him to notice us because whatever he did it would never there was a pace and put them the patient was always screaming these are the days and i was obviously a professor ewen cameron was a very famous psychiatry is t. was head of the american psychiatric association and the world psychiatric association he was the top of the field at the same time he seemed pretty much willing to do anything and to the cia to find a doctor who didn't have limits in a nearby capital with lots of patients to work with lost as does subjects was somebody they were interested in supporting patients would come them. with ordinary and psychological emotional problems they

strengthens the back and abdominal muscles stretching exercises are often recommended for back pain but dr mcgill says too much flexibility isn't good . well we've actually studied this the more flexibility you have in your back for greater your risk of having future disabling back pain. that's because the spine itself can't carry much weight it needs the surrounding muscles that support it like tension wires. another widespread myth is that only an operation can ultimately relieve the pain yoke posh used to think that to one spinal disc problem was operated on twice but he still wasn't pain free. to me just a holistic to see industry after 2 operations on the exact same spot with the exact same symptoms i came to realize that i could get this to 3rd 4th or 5th time and in the end it was a more conservative therapy that cured me from not an operation. it was orthopedic specialist martine mariano that ultimately helped him he believes many surgeons are too quick to operate when it's often not necessary. greater awareness now and more people know you shouldn't rush into an operation but the number

wednesday the senate health, education, labor and pensions committee holds confirmation hearing for mcgillardona. watch live at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3 come online at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> delaware governor john carney gave the state of the state address at the state capitol in dover. he said delaware is resilient and the

if you look at a sketch of the cubicle and of the student volunteer at mcgill university and then if you look forward to 2002 when the 1st al qaeda suspects are being confined at camp x.-ray at montana most of us there and goggles gloves and air most of the book. god just like that 957 sketch. after 911 all of us working at ph our realized that the. with very likely be a huge problem of interrogation gone wild meaning torture cruel inhuman and degrading to treatment. the use of extreme isolation it was one of a range of techniques that were employed by a fish oils interrogators and so forth literally starting all the way back in 2002 for many many days and that is just unbelievably destructive. and they began confining people on tunnel they moved to. having psychologists do in it is with patients as cover and additional flaws individual sources of trauma and security and then they they also discovered because they were down then and with muslims. muslim males are. upset by nudity and also by female physical content and then fear of don't. race has always played a role in american tor

if you look at a sketch of the cubicle and of the student volunteer at mcgill university and then if you look forward to 2002 when the 1st al qaeda suspects are being confined at camp x.-ray upon tunnel there in goggles gloves and air most of that look like god just like that 1957 sketch. after $911.00 all of us working at ph are realized that there would very likely be a huge problem of interrogation gone wild meaning torture cruel inhuman and degrading to treatment. the use of extreme isolation was one of the remains of techniques that were employed by a fish oils interrogators and so forth literally starting all the way back in 2002 for many many days and that is just unbelievably destructive. and they began confining people went on and on and moved to. having psychologists do interviews with patients as cover and additional flaws individual sources of trauma and security and then they they also discovered because they were done and with muslims. muslim males are. upset by nudity and also by female physical contact and fear of don't. race has always played a role in american tortu

wednesday the senate health, education, labor and pensions committee holds confirmation hearing for mcgill cardona. watch live at 10 a.m. eastern on c-span3 come online at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> delaware governor john carney gave the state of the state address at the state capitol in dover. he said delaware is resilient and the coronavirus pandemic and he think thanked nurses, d law enforcement >> lt. governor hall-long, mr. speaker, mr. president pro temp, members of the 151st general assembly, members of the cabinet, distinguished members of the judiciary, and my fellow delawareans, thank you for inviting me into the chamber today, and thank you for tuning in virtually during this very unusual time. section 15 of the delaware constitution reads as follows: the governor shall, from time to time, give to the general assembly information of affairs concerning the state andti recommend to its consideration such measures as he or she shall judge expedient. and so my task today is to give you, the general assembly, the state of our state. over the course o

strengthens the back and abdominal muscles stretching exercises are often recommended for back pain but dr mcgill says too much flexibility isn't good well we've actually studied this the more flexibility you have in your back the greater your risk of having future disabling back pain. that's because the spine itself can't carry much weight it needs the surrounding muscles that support it like tension wires. another widespread myth is that only an operation can ultimately relieve the pain yoke posh used to think that to one spinal disc problem was operated on twice but he still wasn't pain free. images of all the stick to see in those after 2 operations on the exact same spot with the exact same symptoms i came to realize that i could get this the 3rd 4th or 5th time and in the end it was a more conservative therapy that cured me from not an operation. it was orthopedic specialist martine mariano that she ultimately helped him he believes many surgeons are too quick to operate when it's often not necessary. there's greater awareness now and more people know you shouldn't rush into an operation bu

strengthens the back and abdominal muscles stretching exercises are often recommended for back pain but dr mcgill says too much flexibility isn't good . well we've actually studied this the more flexibility you have in your back the greater your risk of having future disabling back pain. that's because the spine itself can't carry much weight it needs the surrounding muscles that support it's like tension wires. another widespread myth is that only an operation can ultimately relieve the pain yoke posh used to think that too one spinal disc problem was operated on twice but he still wasn't pain free. images of all the stick to see in the scatter to operations on the exact same spot with the exact same symptoms i came to realize that i could get this to 3rd 4th or 5th time and in the end it was a more conservative therapy that cured me from not an operation. it was orthopedic specialist martine mariano that ultimately helped him he believes many surgeons are too quick to operate when it's often not necessary for the greater awareness now and more people know you shouldn't rush into an operation bu

nation's water supply for more we go to our most hydrated correspondent in oldsmar florida natalie mcgill bottoms up with seriously it is still going to drink that water come on lee i love the city of all the our witness the funny business they put a stop to it immediately plus what demons can a hacker do that hasn't already been done to florida water i mean i just the same something was already in the water when people voted for governor rod to say at this on purpose and when tom brady trusted a bunch of idiots to not drop the lumbar the trophy in the ocean. it's a fair point although they were drinking a lot more than water plus he has like 6 of those at his mega mansion so he didn't care but but there's no way this hacker didn't make americans 2nd guess the security of water treatment facilities everywhere yeah yeah well this much like the presence of face tom brady was a one time freak occurrence all right the city of old more otherwise is ironclad water treatment security they gave all employees remote access to chemicals the old one desktop screen with no fire wall well they relied

less timely as ever to discuss some of them now i'm joined by miles pumper a senior fellow at the mcgill gurrey institute of international studies at monterrey mr harper it's great to talk to you thank you very much for your time. my pleasure now let's start with the no doubt believe that starts treaty. while being considered one of the last remaining bad jokes of arms control was extended essentially over the phone in a conversation because presidents putin and biden is not a sign of how crucial that treaty is or how on the country in consequential it is now i think it's a sign of how how important and essential it is it really is the bedrock of strategic stability these are the most dangerous weapons in the world your internet continental ballistic missiles or summary launch ballistic missiles these are you know weapons i could destroy whole cities and even more so it's essential that we have some limits and some insight into each other's arsenals with these weapons now this you can be sure signed a decade ago by. different presidents i'll be a close allies of the currently based if yo

get some of the stories that slipped through the cracks here with me as a dad correspondent natalie mcgill and i will be what's up i meant this so yeah so anyone who thought that no trump meant no more border wall maybe disappointed but maybe not surprised to hear that biden is interested in a different type of wall over thank god yeah so is it mission is leaning toward the smart wall in this this is the type of investment in technology that border area democrats were already kind of totally fine live for on board with our wall sounds like an oxymoron i think all of these walls are double yeah no but yeah we're talking about the use of drones facial recognition software artificial intelligence motion sensors infrared cameras and this has obviously has immigration rights activists on edge because they know that this type of surveillance isn't just going to be limited to the actual water it can take place within 100 miles of any border it's going to corner on private property on highways is also making activists especially worry because we already know that the department of homeland securit

if you look at a sketch of the cubicle and of the student volunteer at mcgill university and then if you look forward to 2002 when the 1st al qaeda suspects are being confined at camp x.-ray a month on i'm over there and goggles gloves and earmuffs that look. god trust like that 957 sketch. after 911 all of us working at ph our realized that the. with very likely be a huge problem of interrogation gone wild meaning torture cruel inhuman and degrading t. treatment. the use of extreme isolation was one of the range of techniques that were employed by officials interrogators and so forth literally starting all the way back in 2002 for many many days and that is just unbelievably destructive. and they began confining people on tunnel they moved to. having psychologists do in it is with patients is for an additional flaws individual sources of trauma and security and then they they also discovered because they were going then and with with muslims. muslim males are. upset by nudity and also by female physical content and then fear of don't. race has always played a role in american tortur

released from custody in canada artie's alex mcgill which has a story. it was labeled a national security threat under the trumpet ministration huawei is something that's very dangerous you look at what they've done from a security standpoint from a military standpoint it's very dangers on top of the u.s. banning companies from using wall way networking equipment in 2012 in 2019 d.c. took action to hamper wall ways access to key software and components while some called it a lethal blow away just kept on trucking in 2020 while we became the biggest smartphone maker in the world overtaking samsung and apple in the past couple of years now with a new government in d.c. the chinese technology giant is hoping that its relationship with the u.s. can improve in the u.s. court of appeals for the 5th circuit the company has filed a new legal challenge against the u.s. federal communications commission weiwei wants the f.c.c. to remove its designation as a national security threat calling the order unlawful meanwhile the government of china is also attempting to

strengthens the back and abdominal muscles stretching exercises are often recommended for back pain but dr mcgill says too much flexibility isn't good . well we've actually studied this the more flexibility you have in your back for greater your risk of having future disabling back pain. that's because the spine itself can't carry much weight it needs the surrounding muscles that support it like tension wires. another widespread myth is that only an operation can alternately relieve the pain yoke posh used to think that to one spinal disc problem was operated on twice but he still wasn't pain free. of all the stick to see in the us after 2 operations on the exact same spot with the exact same symptoms i came to realize that i could get this to 3rd 4th or 5th time and in the end it was a more conservative therapy that cured me not an operation. it was orthopedic specialist martine mariano ultimately helped him he believes many surgeons are too quick to operate when it's often not necessary oh there's greater awareness now and more people know you shouldn't rush into an operation but the number of

before i introduce the professor mcgill some housekeeping issues ahead of time. first of all this event is being recorded and will be available on the berkeley center website shortly. second, we hope to preserve time as we always do the end of the discussion preferably the last 15 minutes for audience q&a. so i ask you to reach down and click on the q&a tabby see the bottom of your screen. please begin submitting your questions early in the event and we will ask members of the media especially to identify your institutional affiliation as you ask your questions and will get to that at the end. and finally forgive me a moment of shameless commerce. the end of the event will put a banner slight up the show you how to order massimo faggioll book directly from the publisher. apparently if you go to amazon there's a longer lead time and delivering the book so we will send that slide at the very end. stay tuned after we and you get information order the book directly from the publisher bird also a term i'm too you can follow me on twitter if the handle at sean casey 57

he pleaded no contest in the brutal murders of mcgill and jeffrey vargo as part of a plea deal with loseles district attorney george gascon's office, she was fearful that the killer would be granted parole. >> a double murder trial and to even think he would even be able to get out ever is too much. >> reporter: rasmussen will be sentenced in late april. >> reporter: additional 31 counties with a major disaster declaration after devastating winter storms wept through the state as austin and houston's boil water notices are partially lifted. 8 million people do not have access to clean running water. ercotfaces problems across the state officials argue they have soft community because of key government services. jillian: a cancer survivor and st. jude's assistance becomes the youngest american in space at 29 years old. haley arsnot will fly on the lapse first private flight later this year. she battled cancer. at 10 years old. she will join us live in the next hour. i can't wait to hear more about her. at 10 years old beating cancer and having this incredible career. the time is 10 minut

. >> reporter: jeff mcgill is the founder of blue help, an out reach group for people affected by officerficers lost their lives to suicide last year nationwide. and their families often receive no financial help. >> they're not getting support. they're not getting benefits. we get horrendous stories from widowers about how they were treated, how they were immediately removed from the law enforcement family. >> the significance of the line of duty death is that ms. smith is now left where officer smith was the primary winner and the person with the health insurance. if it is not a line of duty death, she'll receive a lump sum payment of a small amount of money, which is not sufficient as a savings mechanism but it's also not appropriate under the facts and circumstances. >> reporter: capitol police officer howard killed himself days after january 6th, too and about 140 officers were injured as a result of the riot. on the senate floor last week, house impeachment manager david warned. >> several police officers reported self-harm in the days following the riot and in one case an officer v

stretching exercises are often recommended for back pain but dr mcgill says too much flexibility isn't good . well we've actually studied this the more flexibility you have in your back for greater your risk of having future disabling back pain. that's because the spine itself can't carry much weight it needs the surrounding muscles that support it's like tension wires. another widespread myth is that only an operation can ultimately relieve the pain yoke posh used to think that to one spinal just problem was operated on twice but he still wasn't pain free. from ages of all of the stick to see in those after 2 operations on the exact same spot with the exact same symptoms i came to realize that i could get this or 3rd 4th or 5th time and in the end it was a more conservative therapy that cured me from not an operation. it was orthopedic specialist martine mariano that ultimately helped him he believes many surgeons are too quick to operate when it's often not necessary for the greater awareness noun and more people know you shouldn't rush into an operation but the number of back operat

and when the senate returns, they will work on cabinet nominees, with votes on mcgill cardona to be educationmer secretary. as early as tuesday, the senate may take up the covid relief package. it would need a simple majority to pass, but the senate parliamentarians ruled the minimum wage provision is not allowed under senate rules. watch the senate live on c-span2 and the house on c-span. >> earlier today, present biden spoke at the white house, praising his $1.9 trillion stimulus plan. he also pushed the senate for prompt action. here are his comments from the roosevelt room. pres. biden: good morning, folks. for a few weeks now, an overwhelming percentage of the american public made it clear they support my american rescue plan. the house of representatives took the first step toward making it a reality. i want to thank nancy pelosi, our extraordinary speaker pelosi, for her extort nehring

and when the senate returns, they'll continue to work on cabinet nominees, with votes on mcgill cardona to be education secretary and a calmer secretary. as early as tuesday, the senate may take up the covid relief package. it would need a simple majority to pass under reconciliation rules, but the senate parliamentarians ruled the minimum wage provision is not allowed under senate rules. watch the senate live on c-span2 and the house on c-span. >> tech company executives testified about last year's cyber security breach that left several federal agencies and businesses vulnerable to hacking. this senate intelligence committee hearing focused on how the cyberattack occurred, why it took so long to detect, and what can be done to prevent a similar situation in the future. this portion is an hour and 45 minutes. careman to thank you for your partnership and friendship. i'm confident we'll be able to keep working together in a bipartisan way in the 117th congress. i'd also very much like to welcome our witnesses today. the president and ceo of solar winds, brad smith president of microsoft

on c-span3 at 10:00, mcgill cardona, nominee for education secretary, testifies before the senate health education labor and pensions committee. at 2:00, michael reagan, testifies before the senate environment and public works committee. >> you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span2 viewers as a public service. tom vilsack, agriculture secretary nominee, testified before the senate committee at his confirmation hearing. he faced questions on the administration push for more electric vehicles, climate change, food insecurity, and pandemic assistance. he previously served as agriculture secretary during the obama administration. this hearing is 2.5 hours. >> good morning. the senate committee on agriculture and nutrition will come to order. today, the committee will be hearing from former secretary thomas j vilsack, president biden's nominee for the secretary of the united states department of agriculture. secretary vilsack, you

on c-span3 at 10:00, mcgill cardona, nominee for education secretary, testifies before the senate healthcation labor and pensions committee. at 2:00, michael reagan, testifies before the senate environment and public works committee. >> you're watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today, we are brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span2 viewers as a public service. tom vilsack, agriculture secretary nominee, testified before the senate committee at his confirmation hearing. he facedst

the clip and participate in civil war reenactments, founder of the slave dwelling project joseph mcgill> good morning to you. >> tell us a little bit about sergeant carnie. >> sergeant william carnie, an amazing man who was born into the institution of slavery in virginia escaped that institution and when given the opportunity to join the union army he did not think individually. he -- he thought collectively as to his effort in what he was embarking upon and that was joining other men like him to strike a blow against slavery, a man who did not have to do it because he was already free. that's sergeant william carney and his actions during the battle at fort wagner which is a very close to where i sit currently in the charleston harbor on july 18th of 1863 earned him the medal of honor. steve: it absolutely did. here is an excerpt from the fox nation special on sergeant carney and what he did in such an extraordinary fashion on that day in 1863. >> sergeant carney managed to retreat with the flag. >> and he was beginning to make his way back to the union line when the second bullet hit

and when the senate returns, they'll continue to work on cabinet nominees, with votes on mcgill cardona to be education secretary and a calmer secretary. as early as tuesday, the senate may take up the covid relief package. it would need a simple majority to pass under reconciliation rules, but the senate parliamentarians ruled the minimum wage provision is not allowed under senate rules. watch the senate live on c-span2 and the house on c-span. >> tech company executives testified about last year's cyber security breach that left several federal agencies and businesses vulnerable to hacking. this senate intelligence committee hearing focused on how the cyberattack occurred, why it took so long to detect, and what can be done to prevent a similar situation in the future. this portion is an hour and 45 minutes.