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gregory meeks. representative meeks: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for those words.becoming committee of this chair is bittersweet. it is better because you are my great friend and have done a tremendous job as chair of this committee. we strategize often, and i would like to say, that will not change. so i will continue to lean upon you and the experiences you have had in your many great years as a member of the united states congress, and as a chair of the committee and a member of the committee. we have similar backgrounds. many don't realize we both come from public housing, and as a result of that, we come with a specific type of view, worldview, on how we can make this place a better place. and you, definitively, mr. chairman, have made the world a better place. and that is why we have streets named after you, and stamps with your face on them. it is because you have made a significant contribution to this place we call earth. the united states, and all over. and i thank you for that leadership and forward to our continuing friendship. and as i say, you will be

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doctors rushed to meek sure doses of the vaccine did not go to waste after a freezer broke and nearly 2,000 doses of the moderna vaccine were in jeopardy of being wasted. it happened in the overnight hours, and they started booking appointments from 11:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. to make sure they could get the doses out, and yes, all the doses were administered. >>> thousands of renters across the bay area are breathing easier tonight after lawmakers extended the state's eviction moratorium as it was set to expire. governor newsom signed that today and it will prevent landlords from evicting tenants who paid 25% of their rent. and the state is also offering to pay 80% of tenants' rents if the landlord agree or delay the remaining 20%. >>> the super bowl between the buccaneers or chiefs have three local players on the bucs. we'll tell you about that next. >>> happening now, moderna asked the fda for permission to fill vaccine vials with up to five extra doses, and sources tell cnbc about this plan and the move comes after the fda allowed pfizer to add an extra dose to vials after pharmacist

. >>> democratic congressman gregory meeks of new york is joining us. he was inside the capitol building when rioters stormed in. congressman, thank you for being here. really appreciate it. first up, i know it's been a few days, so now that the fog of war has alleviated a little bit, how are you? >> well, i'm upset, i'm angry, i'm disappointed in the capitol poli police, and we've got to get rid of this guy that's the tenant at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, and we've got to set this record straight so that the american people know what took place today and the american people would know what took place and that we in congress did everything that we had to do and needed to do in the future. >> congressman, take me through your experience briefly. i know that you were there in the capitol at the time when they started rushing the building. did you fear for your life at any point? >> you know, just about every member did, no matter whether you were there or in your offices. you never thought you would see a situation where the united states capitol would be t

that the meek shank's a little something to hold on to him over us researchers this is a unique opportunity they're shipping traffic might be gradually increasing again but for months there was practically no human activity on the water you interests if the researchers want to show how good this break is banned for life or underwater. but in the extreme north of norway nature has a treat in store for the tourists a part of pilot whales. they are known to pop up now and again in these arctic waters but it's rare to see this many is so close. sure and there it's important to appreciate in true value of these creatures or i notice that every day the really over the sea of the sea is so rich in life and it's so beautiful to come out here and show people the whales but we do have to be mindful of protecting nature. that rich a ray of life is enjoying the relative peace here at least for the time being. an estimated 40000000 people around the world a blind or visually impaired those who can't see rely heavily on other senses such as hearing or touch being without sight does not necessarily mean b

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that coming up in a moment but 1st a real life were refugees as the hero of a comic book startup now meek thought his own harrowing escape from iraq and his new life in germany would make a good science fiction story so he pitched it to an organization called new patriots the group helps normal people commission and finance works of art. find crates of comic books i handed over to the man who commissioned. me. the cop from the new patrons organization who put nomic in touch with the comic book is also happy end to an improbable story. alexander caught from new patrons and the artistic team from the very beginning we put heart and soul into this and work that we earnestly on the comic but it was a fantastic experience for me in germany. the fictional comic is spun around nomics story after a happy childhood to protect against 3 says homeland because of droughts he ends up in a fictitious camp called temple just outside the walls of a futuristic berlin in the camp the refugee faces many trials and tribulations. in real life nomic fled from islamic state terrorists in northern iraq in 2016 t

that coming up in a moment but 1st a real life were refugees as the hero of a comic book startup now meek thought his own harrowing escape from iraq and his new life in germany would make a good science fiction story so he pitched it to an organization called new patriots the group helps normal people commission and finance works of art. 5 crates of comic books are handed over to the man who commissioned. me. the cop from the new patrons organization who put nomic in touch with the comic book artists is also here a happy end to an improbable story. alexander caught from new patrons and the artistic team from the very beginning we put heart and soul into this and work to be earnestly on the comic but it was a fantastic experience for me in germany. the fictional comic is spun around nomic story after a happy childhood to protect mr friess his homeland because of drought he ends up in a fictitious camp called temple just outside the walls of a futuristic berlin in the camp the refugee faces that many trials and tribulations . in real life fled from islamic state terrorists in northern iraq

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representative gregory meeks the chairman of the house foreign affairs committee echoes human leadership said this is a nation of cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism with less than a week to go in his presidency and after he incited a domestic terror attack on the u.s. capitol that's hypocrisy. so what will cuba american relations actually look like can we establish a fresh start here tell us more is professor of politics and international ations at holy names university and author of raul castro in the new cuba a close up view of change has plenty welcome. what other than trying to stick it to the obama era policy what do you think is driving the top administration's final our push to label cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism and apply heavy thinking and what does this mean for the future of cuban american diplomatic relations. deferred into question will tell you is the most important of this issue these late me to this issue of the drug administration is this report that they have received from extreme right wing excited in southern florida that's basically in 40 bawly c b to a low

and the pend the meek we had was not very severe it was a small thing is here could have been a lot worse but it was not it was you know small thing it was not some small but i'm saying you can bet a lot worse could have been like something of the order of smallpox or. something similar or some other bacteria that's antibiotic resistant so we have now we live we have an awareness of it and the idea of any official theory is that every time a plane crashes the next plane ride you know when you say for the sea the system learns from stakes and improves based on mistakes that is a good system so the world will be different wiser and then people now but hopefully it's good for peace because people understand the moral that the enemy is not some person with weapons the enemy of the thing you don't see. the little jerk . pencil testing enemy not you know. all these the military threats are a say because the world this replaced and that now people are aware of it but will they really be smarter you think because like i'm looking back at sars outbreak and had we paid more attention to it and gott

that you know at last all the public recently tried to others that the size leave that you felt that meek leave the boomers out because we need to work together to get the virus and dot to suppress the lara's director general george thank you and that's it for the show will be back on the saturday until then keep in touch via your facebook instagram sound cloud and telegraph. nuclear power become a battleground in the u.s. in vermont people have demanding the shutdown of a local plant for my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional but just appearing to mark or caesar power lie with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways our struggle on r.t. . is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation full community. are

evil that have been caught out plain different things so local people are actually reacting in very meek where days it is coming on too strong and so in the long term than that and if i will adopt this state we'll need more resources and we'll put in jail some people and not fully the lesson learned lessons learned there well that's something good at least on and we appreciate your time and your insights tonight thank you. well here in germany the government has signed off on a plan to require travelers from covert 19 hotspots to get tested before entering the country germany's health minister huge bond says that the measures are needed to guard against the new more contagious mutation of the virus he also says that the country's current lockdown will be extended into february infections and deaths are still at high levels the government also facing criticism over what many say is a very sluggish vaccination rolo 'd. after more than 2 months of increasingly tougher restrictions in germany the number of new infections and deaths from the corona virus remains alarmingly high while the vacc

. >> reporter: dick and shirley meek just celebrated 70 years of marriage when they contracted covid. dying in each other's arms, only three days before they were scheduled to get their first shots. >> which is why we have to get these vaccinations up and running across the country even with ■greater peed. whit with us from a vaccination center now at new york's javits center. and with growing concerns whether second doses will even be available on time, the cdc is now weighing in on that guidance, that initial guidance, the second shot, 21 to 28 days after the first shot. they're indicating that there is some wiggle room here, but that you should still get that second shot. >> reporter: yeah, david, the cdc is still recommending that people try to stay within that three to four-week window for the second dose, and they are not encouraging in any way that people delay that second shot, but if you're late, they don't want people starting over from the beginning. don't wait any longer. try to get that second dose as soon as possible. david? >> all right, whit johnson, important reportin

major problems one i say do it it will be a catastrophe more than trailer and 2 it keeps the pundit meek bettany and 3. the slow economic global economic recovery so it's morally wrong in terms of our esteemed depending which you to intel and it wouldn't also bring livelihood spec is that what we want. all right let's bring in our panel joining us from los cern annalise wilder smith a professor of emerging infectious diseases at the london london school of hygiene and tropical medicine in london max lawson the head of inequality policy at oxfam international and from washington d.c. julie fisher associate research professor of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university medical center welcome to you all and elise let me start with you today what are the factors here that are causing the production delays and the delays at the rollout of the vaccine. well we are living with a challenge to produce an amount of that scenes that we've never produce to such an extent ever before. we don't need to cover about 5000000000 people and know that c manufacture kind of chief this so we need

very meek decisions that are. it's funny as you delineated that the force concept it sounds a lot like objectivism to me i've always been a 9 rand akhil i mean some of it got crazy when she would talk about in the part of a atlas shrugged where people on a train where she reverse engineer is why they get killed the train wreck that's all crazy to me but the object of side of it they had their reasoning side of it the not basing everything on emotion side of it i'm hardly a bloodless man but i agree you got to take a breath and look at it from the ether and go what the hell is going on here 1st before i decide whether i should cry or laugh at this i think you should be a moment where you catch your breath yeah sure we certainly know other people or do something we don't we regret so that obviously i don't want it to i know your life coach and i want to put you in the guise of a 911 operator right now but there are people out there right now especially with this thing which has turned us all inward and sometimes whe

. >> guest: the beatitudes say blessed are the meek and blessed are the poor and it is more difficultifficult to enter the kingdom of heaven than a rich man to pass to the eye of a needle. america is a repudiation of that christian teaching. the americans never thought that poverty, americans, have always gone after with both hands. valued the rich, praised the rich. it is easy and conscience, what wealth means. the malefactors, john d rockefeller is a sort of pirate going to buying out the oil people, it is with us today. the use enormous fortunes like jeff bezos. americans and their attitude toward money have never embraced the christian abhorrence of the moral distaste of the rich man, never said you give up all your have and so on except for some people. officially speaking, they have an attitude they want money and wants to make it and judge one another and very often. it is ambiguous and binary. look at john d rockefeller, the first iteration he is a pirate, a bad guy. the muckraking series, what a bad awful person john d rockefeller is and then the next generation, john the jun

what is it with the meek.rns out that meagan -related animals have respiratory system to operate similar to humans. that's why ten years ago research at a medical center had a series of experiments involving ferrets. they were trying to see if the virus without the ability to be transmitted through the air can eventually gain that ability. the answer was yes. they discovered that by injecting an influenza virus from one ferret to another until the virus mutated enough to be transmitted through the air by aerosol droplets. this led to the creation of an entirely new type of scientific research made possible by advances in gene technology. it was called gain of function, the virus research pre-to replicate in a lab what had been done with the ferrets to take the virus and manipulate the genetic code to make it stronger and powerful. the virus would gain of function virus research showed promise if we could engineer the most contagious deadly virus are self and lab conditions we could learn about treatments and v

i appreciate it. >> thank you for saying kendrick meek. >> former florida congressman, absolutely. thank you so much, congressman. up next, don't go anywhere. trumpism without trump, he's threatening to start a new party. but let's be honest. he's still got the old one. stay tuned. we'll be right back. uned we'll be right back. #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin gold bond in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. >> thank you for saying kenk stay tuned. berty. liber >> thank you for saying kendrick stay tuned ♪ don't you tell me ♪ ♪ that i'm crazy... ♪ ♪ don't you say that i'm losing my mind. ♪ ♪ i'm in love... ♪ ♪ love, love. ♪

. >> guest: well, the attitudes say blessed are the meek and the poor and -- it is more difficult for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven than for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle, and in a funny way america is repudiation of that christian teaching because the americans have never thought that poverty was the way to the kingdom of heaven. that's not the deal at all. americans have always gone after with both hands and they have valued the rich and praised the rich and admired the rich, but of course they have also been very uneasy in conscience about what wealth means, and about the evils of wealth the malice actors of great wealth that day call, john d. rock ferrell as a pirate going through, buying out all the other oil people and amassing this vast fortune. so, it's with us today in the discussions of income inequality. in the discussions of these enormous inconceivably big phones like jeff bezos and the rest. so, it is part of the negotiations between god and mammon. americans in their attitude toward money have never embraced the christian abhorrence of the mora

one thing is very bipartisan, i talked to incoming chairman meeks. that is both sides of the aisle do not and cannot afford to tolerate a nuclear iran. >> one last question, sir. in the time since biden has been sworn in, china, which i know you focus on a lot, has flown more than would dozen combat aircraft near the self-ruled island of taiwan and china pasd a law allowing its coast guard to fire on foreign vessels. do you think china is testing president biden right now? >> oh, 100%. they see a new leader, they hope he will be softer on china than president trump was. they're testing his leadership right now. and i think they're going to get very provocative. just like when they basically took over hong kong without a shot fired. i worry about their military exercises in the south china sea and the straits of taiwan. taiwan is vulnerable. taiwan needs to know that the united states congress supports them. i passed the taiwan assurance act to provide security. i signed off on all the military wea weapons sales to taiwan. i don't think we want a glob

there is some question as to whether congresswoman elect mary annette miller meeks would be seated if review were allowed to go on. nancy pelosi put an end to those questions. this is what she said when she was asked whether the republican would be seated today. [video clip] >> are you confident you will have a democratic majority senate? pelosi: yes and yes. -- >> nancy pelosi, following up on that contested iowa seventh district race, saying that miller-meeks will take the oath of office, but the review of election results will continue. every vote counts and that's why they are conducting a thorough and fair review, to make sure they are counted. they are noting under the constitution the house is the final judge. administration say that 120 two ballots were not originally cast . in her petition, she says she would have one by 18 votes. the rita hart campaign with this statement in their filing with the house of representatives. they say that although it is tempting to close the book, they say that they would disenfranchise voters in a the candidate who received fewer lawful votes.

i think early on republican party took the stance that was imposed on wheat workers and the meek hackingmeatpacking industry that they would force people to work, they would create a situation where there were no public provisions so people could safely shelter in place at home, which has been the only real known way to curb the virus. but we know the only way that is possible is if you make sure that people's rent is paid, that you make sure people are able to afford groceries, that you make sure people are able to provide for their families. that is the only way you can stay at home. so the republicans left the effort to take that off the table to force people to go to work, which has resulted in the disasterous dental we have in this country, all of the hedge that americans would becom immune to thousands of people dying and that would be the way they would get away with that. so the personal politicization of wearing a mask, taking preventative measures, also underlies a political approach to not containing this virus as it has had a disproportionate impact on indigenous people, on b

meek on the world stories. dangerous abortions in kenya. a store clay over in the jordan valley. but we begin in germany even corona infections that only entail mild symptoms can cause lifelong consequences a young woman tells her story. pretty good and is battling the long term effects of coated 9 tain when she became sick in march she had few symptoms but it's now devastated hurt locker. but if company tough if. i only became really ill months later in june. at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine but things didn't improve i was extremely ill for many many weeks which turned into months and i never got better. is what a nice. pic he is one of 40 covert survivors here suffering from long term effects of the illness germany's baltic sea coast their symptoms are being treated at a rehabilitation center after the virus pedophile burnt out she suffered from dizzy spells and chronic pain. the cognitive i'm seeing in some cases i also had cognitive difficulties that my head wasn't functioning properly i couldn't hear at povich and and couldn't follow conversatio

>>well that is that meeting the meek has been without her senses for nearly 6 months now she says the hardest part. >>is missing out on moments with her 4 year-old twins you know, i'm very like affection mom like the smell them some herrick and smell them anymore, the small things she wants took for granted. >>research is being done on remedies but at this time. there is no cure there's no recourse for there's nothing they can give you is just something that. >>i just have to like live with it deal with and. pray hopefully day it comes back the upside is that covid has created a lot of research about loss of smell and taste and doctors believe it will lead to a solution. >>the walker reporting for us tonight. meanwhile democratic congressman lou correa of los angeles has now tested positive for covid-19 korea says he is now in self quarantine away from his family says he is symptom-free at this point unfortunately, though it means he will have to miss president elect biden's inauguration on wednesday. but he did tweet that he's looking forward to working with the new administration in

. >>> a new series on "today" called teachers on the front lines explores some of the ooh meek challenit, michigan, is encouraging teachers to take part in a new wellness program aimed at helping them overcome mental health strains. >> reporter: this is janelle's dream job. a teacher in her hometown, detroit. >> i knew i wanted to be a teacher when i met my third great math teacher. she used to say -- fowler, i would sit up, shoulders straight. she was it. i want to be like her when i grow up. >> reporter: now 29, she's well on her way. acknowledging that some of the hardest work is what teachers do outside the classroom. >> happy new year. >> reporter: like taking one of her students under her wing. >> this is the reason i get up every day. i want to make sure he has what he needs. you didn't call me. >> my phone was broke. >> reporter: when it looked as if he was no longer going to go to her school, having moved in with a great aunt, she wasn't having it. >> i was like, nope. that can't happen. give me your address. i will pick him up every morning. i change my wake-up time so i coul

least meek on the world stories. dangerous abortions in kenya. a store clay over in the jordan valley. but we begin in germany even corona infections that only intel mild symptoms can cause lifelong consequences a young woman tells her story. is battling the long term effects of coated 9 tain when she became sick in march she had few symptoms but it's now devastated hurt locker. but he's confident i think. i only became really ill months later in june and. at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine but things didn't improve i was extremely ill for many many weeks which turned into months and i never got better. is what a nice. pic he is one of 40 covert survivors here suffering from long term effects of the illness germany's baltic sea coast their symptoms are being treated at a rehabilitation center after the virus piggy felt burnt out she suffered from dizzy spells and chronic pain. the cognitive i'm staying in some cases i also had cognitive difficulties that my head wasn't functioning properly i couldn't hear had poor visi

animated art exhibit has tronto was modified for smaller groups and social distancing show sells out meeksn advance people clamored to step inside a dutch impressions. painters most works like sunflowers kathy terrace at night and the chaotic to moment in the middle of the exhibit where van gogh revelation of color and you see this transformation in his going some kind of the potato leaders and some of the darker pieces into something like the sunflowers and we see behind you and this is just a moment of course the show and it really just absolutely inspiring the new 11th, the art installation opens in chicago inside the neoclassical germania club along clark street in old town. >>visitors can surround themselves with 40 moving images. >>a van gogh's as well i've never seen anything like that and i'm so happy that i have a chance. >>that was erin ivory reporting for us tonight and we just checked. tickets are mostly sold out for march, the next time tickets are available is an april and they run at the cheapest during non peak times, 35 bucks late april late april you. >>at this yeah prett

that is problematic to me because it reduces history into these meek little nuggets of progress. as far as i'm concerned, that's not how history works. >> there are two founders of the national world war ii museum. -- the two were, buddies and history professors at the university of new orleans when they got this perhaps crazy idea to start a national world war ii museum. at least it was a really going to be a d-day museum. dr. mueller says all the time, history is about triumph and tragedy. when we put our exhibits together at the museum we always try to remember this. certainly, war brings forth acts of heroism that can produce a grown men or women to tears. you saw your mother watching pearl harbor with a box of kleenex. it's absolutely true. it's human beings at the best. it's also, in many ways, human beings at their worst. and the entire story has to be put together, or you are really just, getting i don't know a kind of cartoon, i guess i would say. >> particularly, world war ii, which has this kind of venerated status. unimpeachable-y hurrah. you can watch pearl harbor an

i was there earlier this meek on tuesday there were national guardsmen roaming freely with automaticgy than it was just one week ago before the uprising and revolts in capitol hill on wednesday. and furthermore, you have a situation where the governor closed down our state capitol complex, all this week. so whatever protests are going to go, they're going to be playing to an empty house, and there's going to be a minimal risk of any kind of activity that would be breaking in or they certainly aren't going to be interrupting any hearings or any official government proceedings. >> how do open-carry licenses play into the state planning here? >> the simple fact whether you can carry or whether you are going to be concealing is the real issue there, and i also want to be clear. i'm not anticipating anything here, and one of the main leaders, if you will, of this, of this movement or uprising, whatever you call it, one of our own state senators, doug mastery an oh on his own personal network said, please, do not protest. please, do not attempt to do anything like this. so, and you know pr