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joseph mitchell ii, master and keeper. august the 4th, 1846, florez azors, first employed in getting recruits. we shipped or took six men to go the voyage with us. their fathers and mothers gave their consent for them to go. i mentioned men, but they were only 16 years old. >> the light buoy. at sunrise this man went from his hammock so his mast head. a cry was heard, a cry and a rushing. and looking up, they saw a falling phantom in the air. looking down, a little tossed heap of white bubbles in the sea. the buoy was dropped from the stern, but no hand rose to seize it and the sun, having long beat upon this, had shrunken so that it filled at its every pore and the studded ironbound cast followed the sailer to the bottom. >> log 73, ship edward cary. cary winslow master. april the 12th, 1855. at 9:00 a.m. the cry of man overboard resounded throughout the ship. being in my berth at the time and hearing the noise, went on deck just as the starboard boat was going down. i jumped into her with a mate and a few others, and aft

nermeen: mitchell plitnick, your response?cular that are just talked about, the oslo accord effectively supersede the geneva convention? >> i have an article all about that very point on medium that people can look up but the summary is that the oslo course to say that. the oslo accord lays out a very specific schedule of vaccines that the palestinian authority is assuming responsibility for. the routine vaccin most of us get come it is so specific that not only today is the vaccines, the even list when the palestinian authority is required to minister them. -- the way the palestinian authority is required to administer them. another says when unusual epidemics like covid-19,, that israel and the palestinian authority coit to work together to combat them as one. i think it is very clear that oslo, beeen that and as marc mentioned the fact that the geneva convention still holds, this argument that israel is making his false. it is a lie. amy: and then if you could talk about what one of the israeli officials recently said when

joseph mitchell ii, master and keeper. august 4th, 1846, floor, azors, first part employed in getting off recruits. we shipped or took six men to go the voyage with us. their fathers and mothers pave their consend for them to go. i mentioned men, but they were only 16 years old. >> the life buoy. at sun rise, this man went from his hammock to his mast head at the fore. he had not been long at his perch when a cry was heard. a cry and a rushing. and looking up, they saw a falling phantom in the air. and looking down, a little tossed heap of white bubble in the blue of the sea. the life buoy, a long slender cask was dropped from the stern. but no hand rose to seize it and the sun having long beat upon this cavity had shrunken so that it filled in every for and the studded iron bown cask followed the sailor to the bottom as if to provide him a pillow but a hard un. >> appear winslow, master, joseph e. ray, boat steerer, journal keeper. april 12th, 1855. at candidate a.m., the cry of "man overboard" resounded throughout the sh

mitchell, the political consultant.l, the first thing to say is this is a coalition system of government. before we get into the nitty—gritty, nobody has won. i before we get into the nitty-gritty, nobody has won.— nobody has won. i always like to sa , i nobody has won. i always like to say. i don't _ nobody has won. i always like to say, i don't know— nobody has won. i always like to say, i don't know who _ nobody has won. i always like to say, i don't know who wins, - nobody has won. i always like to say, i don't know who wins, i . nobody has won. i always like to i say, i don't know who wins, i know who loses, — say, i don't know who wins, i know who loses, that's the people of lsraeh — who loses, that's the people of israel. they continue to lose again and again — israel. they continue to lose again and again. they've lost continent know _ and again. they've lost continent know my — and again. they've lost continent know my confidence during their leadership. there is no budget for last year— leadership. there is no

hill is mitchell plitnick.s currently the president of rethinking foreign-policy, political analysts and a frequent writer on the middle east and us foreign-policy and his past roles include vice president of the foundation for middle east keys, founding director of the us office and codirector of the voice-- jewish voice for peace and they are joined by michelle alexander. ms. alexander the highly acclaimed civil rights lawyer, advocate, legal scholar and author of the new jim crow which some of you may be familiar with she's a former board foundation senior fellow and justice fellow and has clerked for supreme court justice harry gluckman and has run the aclu northern california racial justice projects ms. alexander's professor at union theological seminary and opinion columnist for the "new york times". without further do, the floor is yours. >> thank you for that introduction. i have to say, i am just thrilled to be here tonight and has this conversation. when i received an advanced copy of the book along w

joseph mitchell the second, master innkeeper. january 17th, 1848. peru. cash paid consul, for vaccinating the ships company. 30 dollars. i was particularly advised, to have the ships company vaccinated, because a smallpox was raging up and down the look coast. several had got on board, and had to go in and lay sometime. by the advice of the council and others, i had it done for the good of all concerned. so that the owners would pay me or not, i do not know. doug the line. the way a line is only two thirds of an inch in thickness. at first sight, you would not think it is so strong as it really is. before lowering the votes for the chase, the upper end of the line is taken after from the tub. to the extreme taken prow of the vote, or a wooden pin or secure the size of a common quail prevented from slipping out. perhaps a very little thought but now enable you to account for those who repeated willing disasters. of this man or that man being taken out of the vote by the line, and lost. for one of the line is starting out to be seated then in the boat is li

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the biden administration is cram belling to deal with the surge with migrants at the border. with homeland security, more than 15,000 children are unaccompanied. on sunday the homeland security sect defended the administration's policies. >> the border is closed. we are expelling families. we are expelling single adults and we've made a decision that we will not expel young, vulnerable children. >> but the message that the border is closed is not slowing the rate of new arrivals. a temporary overflow facility for up to 2,000 children is now being set up in west texas to handle what the administration acknowledges is the largest surge in 20 years. president biden says he plans to visit the border, quote, at some point as reporters questioned him about the white house response. >> i know what's going on in those facilities. >> what more can be done, sir? >> a lot more. we are in the process of doing it now. >>> republicans are seizing on the issue to hammer the president for reversing t

dan: again, mitchell is a guy who is closer. bean does a great job moving his feet and mitchell throws the arm out there. kevin, i don't think they have enough time. kevin: 32 seconds to go. dan: you got to go. kevin: yep. seven-point game. anthony is picked up defensively by seiko. miller three, no, missed it all and out of bounds and last touched by the aggies and worster. 21 seconds left, 20.7. dan: well, miller has just not had any room all day. as we said early in the game that the utah state offense was much, much better when miller was making threes, well, they prevented miller from even taking threes, much less making them. kevin: picked up the foul, stopping the clock at 14.1. the sideline of san diego state can sense it, the 19th ranked team in college basketball, they have been in the top 25 for four straight weeks and they have a chance right now to possibly put this one out of reach. seiko is at the line with his first one going down. and as we said moments ago, jerry palm who watches the brackets as close as anyone

>>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell. the suspect in the atlanta area spa shootings is now facing eight murder charges. we learn about the victims. six of them of asian decent. in the spike of anti-asian violence. an asian man being spit on in california. a stabbing of an asian woman in china town this year. a few of the horrific events. today's georgia's cherokee county official with a post erased in which he shared a t-shirt blaming china for the coronavirus saying the suspects in the shooting just had a bad day. >> he does claim it was not racially motivated. i spoke with investigators that, yes, he understood the gravity of it and was pretty much fed up, at the end of his rope and yesterday was a really bad day for him and this is what he did. >> this was a really bad day for the victims too. >> today, celebrities are speaking out. testifying on capitol hill after speaking to nbc. >> this man targeted places where asian-americans were working. you don't have to peal the layers back far. >> i'll speak to activist comin

>> mitchell mcconnell is always interesting.you know, everything he does is based on whether or not he can regain or retain the senate majority. you're right. a lot of those seats that they are going to need to reclaim the majority next year will depend on the votes in the suburbs. the boyden campaign and now the biden white house is so attuned to the political sentiments of the suburbs. that what put him in the white house and put democrats in control of the house in 2018. so i think that is significant. but there is also a part of mitchell mcdonnell i think who aware these votes might be tough for democrats as well. so it's always hard when you're trying to read mitch mcconnell. is this because votes democrats might hurt him or he has sob seen as trying to win over the moderates. in joe manchin, though, who was the lead author of a significant background check bill eight years ago, is saying he doesn't support what passed in the house, i think that is a real cautionary flag whether we should expect the senate to do anything. >

. >> log 1:47, shipped mary mitchell. samuel joy, master innkeeper, october 20th, 1835. set whale watch is again, not a purpose and a gloomy. log three 67, shipped three brothers, doses adams, master. keepers. january 10th, 1854. caught a gurney and put a label around it. marked a ship three brothers fall. home and let it fly to the four corners and we hope it will bring us to nantucket. >> the chase, first day. now, by reason of this timely spinning round of the book upon its access, it's bow by anticipation was made to face the whales wall underwater, but as if perceiving the strategy, mo b dick without malicious intelligence, transplanted himself as it were in an instance, shooting his pleaded head lengthwise against the boat. the whale obliquely line against his back in a matter of a biting shark slowly and feelingly taking its bows full within its mouth, the white wail now shook the slight cedar, has a mildly cool cat with a mouse. >> log 1:32, ship mary, charles pickling junior, master innkeeper. tuesday the 17th. first bite part, light airs -- at daylight saw whal

wind does not mean he's opposed to renewable energy. >> reporter: back in new bedford, mayor jon mitchellrt of his role as mediating between commercial fishing interests and offshore wind developers. >> reporter: you're out there on the water. what is your experience of climate change? >> we see traditional species of fish are no longer available. we see new species of fish that i've never seen in my life. i tell people all the time, the ocean i fish in right now is not my grandfather's ocean. you know, much like there's no atheists in foxholes, you know, there are no climate change deniers in the commercial fishing industry. >> reporter: back in new bedford, mayor jon mitchell sees part of his role as mediating between commercial fishing interests and offshore wind developers. >> we've tried to do our job here in new bedford, as a place that has a certain level of expertise around commercial fishing, to get the offshore wind industry to understand the needs of the fishing industry and how they can be readily accommodated by offshore wind. >> reporter: oppents argue that vineyard wind has

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i am matt miller. ♪ ♪ karina: i am karina mitchell with first word news.over there vaccine. germany, italy, and france have suspended use of their vaccine. they are joining a dozen or so other countries taking the precautionary step because of concerns over safety. regulators say there is no indication of any direct link between the vaccine and reports of serious blood clotting. the european union has launched legal action against the u.k. a major escalation attention between both sides less than three months after brexit was completed. it follows britain's unilateral decision to delay implementing a deal with ireland. this could lead to trade tariffs being imposed on the u.k. the number of people flying in the u.s. has eclipsed the year ago level for the first time in the pandemic. the transportation security administration says 1.3 million people passed through checkpoints on sunday. the fourth straight day they saw more than one

yes. with. -- margaret mitchell. yes, much has _ with. -- margaret mitchell.n inability for women who felt they had experienced sexual harassment to come forward, a lack of confidence on their part coming forward and part of those concerns was a perception that it was particularly difficult to investigate allegations of historic harassment, so, yes, we felt we had a big problem, notjust us, but we had to contend with and address the problem that people felt was a serious one, so if you said to me back then, if the permanent secretary or, you know, the senior civil servants who were tasked with the drafting of this procedure, and they come to me then which she didn�*t, they come to me then which she didn't, so i'm speculating there, if they had come to me then and said first minister, this is going to take 18 months, i would have said get out of here and do it more quickly than that and because that is not acceptable length of time and this is a serious problem we want to do address. that is something we wanted to quickly, not cutting any corners, there was tra

andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: they started as young women, goes to universities or choose their own husbands and transformed to battlefield commanders defending their people from being kidnapped and raped and tortured and killed. had you ever thought that you would become a war fighter? >> we were dragged into the war in a place where there was no choice for a decent life especially women they took over women's minds, bodies and everything else >> reporter: some blew themselves up with grenades to avoid from being capture. >> reporter: now we run, he says she was later wounded. >> they shot her they hit her nearly in the heart and she gets out of bed at the end of the battle of kobani when isis is handed their first loss and she makes sure she's standing there to say women were apart of this defeat for isis >> reporter: they were driving isis out of its territorial capitol, raqqa >> reporter: how would you describe the women fighters >> they were motivated and fit and rose to the occasion and courageous >> reporter: defeating isis earned them new respect from men >> reporter: ho

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katty: derek mitchell, former u.s. ambassador to me and mark, thank you for joining the program.ank you. katty: an entire generation of children in war-torn yemen is at risk of missing out on an education. after six years of civil war, one in five schools is unusable. how is hard to come by. at a donor conference today, the u.n. secretary general described the amount of aid pledged as disappointing. that might be diplomatic. but against the odds, the children of one town are finding ways to continue their education. are international correspondent -- our international correspondent have sent us this report from outside the city. reporter: it is a hard road for little feet. but in the early morning on the outskirts of the city, they k here across the rebel. this is their prize. equipment stored nearby under lock and key. time for morning assembly. leading the drill, the top student. the primary school was the pride of the district, until 2016. when it was occupied by houthi rebels and became a battleground. it has been reclaimed such as it is. but some days, peoples sit and wait f

here's andrea mitchell >> reporter: secretary of state tony blinken arriving in alaska from south korea to meet with top chinese officials. only days after the u.s. sanctioned china for cracking down on hong kong and slammed china for coercion and aggression against its neighbors. >> our intent is to be direct about our concerns, direct about our priorities >> reporter: a senior official said they expect the meetings to be tough the biden administration is taking a hard line on china's threats to taiwan and tibet military moves in the south china sea. human rights abuses the u.s. calls genocide against the uighurs. and cyber attacks. >> whether it's the ability to launch cyber attacks or the technologies that could be deployed, the united states is the champion in this regard >> i welcome your entire delegation. >> reporter: a dramatic shift from when joe biden as vice president hosted china's vice president xi jinping and saw him then as a potential force for economic and political reform now xi is seen as an autocrat but the u.s. still needs to work with china on climate change, the p

vernon jordan, a towering figure in civil rights, politics and business, has died here's andrea mitchell >> reporter: vernon jordan was an informal adviser to presidents of both parties, a corporate kingmaker and civil rights leader who turned down bill clinton's offer to be attorney general. a tall, elegant, and eloquent power broker whose life began in the public housing projects of atlanta. >> my mother said that's not good enough for this boy he's going to do things and he's going to go places >> reporter: he did go places the only black student in his class at depaul university in indiana. then howard university law, inspired by thurgood marshall. and still in his 30s, head of the national urban league and his first appearance before the supreme court. >> thurgood marshall from the bench of the supreme court winked his eye at me. >> reporter: in 1980 he nearly died in a racially motivated shooting, later rising to the pinnacle of washington power while continuing to mentor all who sought his help andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington >>> we'll take a short break. up next, big tipper

i'm andrea mitchell. a shocking murder at atlanta area spas on tuesday. robert aaron long is in custody after officials released footage showing him at three locations. rodney bryant was asked about a motive. >> we have received a number of calls about is this a hate crime. we are still early in this investigation. we cannot make that determination at this moment. >> the georgia shootings do follow a wave of unprovoked attacks across the country of people of asian descent. president biden has just been briefed. vice president kamala harris also addressing the terrible shootings. >> we don't know, we are not yet clear about the motives. i want to say to our asian communities we stand with you and understand how this has frightened and shocked all people. >> and the shootings condemned. >> i want to mention what happened just a few hours ago in atlanta in which several women were killed, including, we believe, four women of asian descent. we are horrified. >> counterterrorism agents were sent to atlanta out of new york city out of an abundance of caution. i

. >>> but for now andrea mitchell will pick up our coverage. >>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in in washington. continuing our coverage of the derek chauvin trial. we heard an emotional witness. she was 17 at the time of the death. she was shooting the near viral video on her phone. >> i see a cop kneeling down on him, a man terrified, scared, begging for his life. i heard george floyd say i can't breathe, please get off, he cried for his mom. he was in pain. it seemed like he knew it was over for him. he was terrified. he was suffering. this was a cry for help. >> on the judge's order with the minor witnesses, we are hearing them but not seeing them. earlier prosecutors finished the testimony of donald williams, a 33-year-old who was at the scene. he was heard on the cell phone video urging chauvin to get off his neck. he has a mixed martial arts background. >> you could see he was going through tremendous pain. you could see is in his face. you could see his eyes slowly rolling back in his head and him having his mouth open, wide open, slowly with drool a

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lester. >> all right andrea mitchell, thanks. >>> in houston, a 1-year-old baby is recovering after being shot accidentally by a police officer tonight the boy's mother is speaking out to gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: in this surveillance video from earlier this month, houston police say the man running was an armed robbery suspect who then tried to carjack a woman pumping gas. officers opened fire, killing a suspect but also hit the woman's 1-year-old baby, who was in the back seat, in the head. he's seen here held by an undercover officer. >> my son has been fighting every day for his life, and he's struggling on his own to breathe by himself. >> reporter: daisha smalls says her baby, legend, is still in a pediatric icu and that doctors removed part of his skull to relieve the swelling >> my son didn't deserve this, and i don't want to leave my baby's side, like, at all. >> reporter: the police union tells nbc news the officer did not know the baby was in the car and took what he thought was a clear shot of the suspect, probably saving the woman's life >> they gave the suspect commands t

norah. >> jess yea mitchell on the scene tonight, thank you, jessie. are children, this group of more than 40 minors was taken into custody on sunday. cbs's lilia luciano reports now from a facility in san diego >> tonight a scramble for shelter. the san diego convention center now housing 500 migrant girls between the ages of 13 and 17 who crossed the border alone. another 250 are expected to willuntil they can byoted wiami. >> we're in an emergency response posture. this is a humanitarian issue. and so it's not about warehousing children. it's not about tinfoil blankets in cages, that is not what we are doing here. >> it is part of the race to find space for the more than 18,000 unaccompanied migrant children now in u.s. custody. the department of health and human services will open nine emergency facilities with more than 16,000 beds and is considering opening more sites for children. unaccompanied children seeking asylum can stay but most families and single adults are returned into mexico. putting them back in danger. >> like 15 yearl her father j

let's go to andrea mitchell. on kristen's point this was a bipartisan vote, is that the road map of the way business will be done, future legislation, during this period? >> not necessarily. they were going to clearly try to reach out again to republicans, but i think this certainly shows and we're told it showed that he believed there was such strong support, more than 70% support for what is in the package around the country and republican mayors and even some governors, other local officials, that he thinks it really is bipartisan, that's what they're pointing to. also when he talks about rebuilding the backbone of america, lester that's core to joe biden's belief about this. the president really believes that he needs to target this to working and middle class people. it is so different than the tax bill that was also completely partisan, the first measure that donald trump passed when he became president. and this is almost the same about, just about the same amount, $2 trillion, but that helped higher earni

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we are pleased to welcome to the broadcast andrew mitchell, owner of mitchell plumbing and heating inorristown, and brother-in-law and apprentice, isaiah penick. thank you gentlemen for coming on. was it just to much to watch on television? please tell me you feel good about the work you did. >> yes. felt as though i had the skills and the calling was there. once i found out they said that master plumbers from other states can come over and practice, i know the need for more plumbers were there, asked isaiah if he wanted to go, he said absolutely, can leave tomorrow. i took that, said let's do it. >> isaiah, how did this whole experience change you? i know it must have been frustrating because you were probably surrounded by people who needed your help, yet could only help a certain number. >> i got to say, it's been extraordinarily empowering to just to see all the support pouring -- been serious force to be working next to. [ inaudible ] >> we're trying to tweak the wifi/skype signal. we've lost their audio. let's try one more time, isaiah take another stab at that answer for me. >>

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lester. >> all right andrea mitchell, thanks. >>> in houston, a 1-year-old boy i recovering after being shot accidentally by a police officer authorities say a robbery suspect tried to carjack a woman pumping gas. police opened fire killing the suspect but also hitting the woman's baby the police union says the officer did not know the baby was in the car. the mother is asking why police opened fire at all >>> two people were killed in a massive explosion that rocked a neighborhood near los angeles when officials say a stockpile of fireworks ignited. at least one home erupted into flames. an evacuation was ordered in the area. >>> most of us have stayed close to home this past year, but as we saw in some of those spring break images a few minutes ago, that's changing there's pent-up travel demand just as the nation's airlines have been counting on and i talked about that with the ceo of delta airlines who thinks things are finally looking up planes. empty airports, fewer flights, grounded planes the pandemic has clobbered the airline industry, devastated by an estimated $35 billion in l

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jack kingston, lincoln mitchell and jennifer lynn. thank you for watching. see the show any time visiting our website. for further discussion, head over to our facebook page. you can also join the conversation on twitter. from me, sam is a dan and the entire team, for now, it is goodbye. ♪ xxk[. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ hamish macdonald: it's not all pastries and boat trips in the state of denmark. female: don't lm me, okay? hamish: okay, don't step in front of a camera. female: don't film me. hamish: there is something rotten going on here. hamish: okay, we'll see you later. rasmus paludan: could you please take the 700,000 muslims from denmark, just take them with you to your neighborhood in australia? hash: the country that famously saved its jewish

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.ators continue into his motive. state and federal law enforcement say there is no indication this was a terrorist or hate crime. but he appears to have a history of mental problems and an assault charge in 2018. according to police he bought an assault rifle and semi-automatic handgun before his arrest. for colorado pain from another mass shooting with tributes and

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i'm andrea mitchell with breaking news in washington. president biden and congressional democrats are about to clear the last big hurdle to deliver on nearly $2 trillion in crucial covid relief. we are awaiting the final vote of the american rescue plan. a house democratic majority is expected to pass the senate's covid bill today, giving president biden his first big legislative victory. despite republican efforts to slow down the final vote with a flurry of last-minute objections on the house floor. the bill would create a massive surge of new funding that will send $1,400 checks to tens of millions of americans, provide billions in aid for schools, small businesses, state governments, and the vaccine distribution effort and slash health care premiums for many obamacare recipients. joining me now is nbc's garrett haake on dpl xl. nbc chief white house correspondent and weekend today co-host peter alexander. former maryland democratic congresswoman donna edwards. and former republican national committee communications chairman. garrett,

georgia and a former senior adviser to donald trump's frezza ventral campaign in new york lincoln mitchell author and political analyst focusing on american politics and democracy he's affiliated with the arnold a saltzman institute for war and peace studies at columbia university and also in washington d.c. jennifer lim co-founder of republican women for progress a warm welcome to all if i could start with jack so jack has the see pat conference conference demonstrated that anyone who had any ideas about the republican party perhaps cutting ties with donald trump after he leaves the white house ridding itself of trump isms that is definitely not going to happen he truly is the forseeable future of the trump of the republican party well i would say it put to rest a little trouble kinzer not finished with donald trump that donald trump will still remain as a part of the party i do think there will be a struggle as that so who really is there already but i think that we could say for now it is donald trump he was the main there and it wasn't just the. see see pat seep past was the venue but

talking about this plan afraid we are out of time so let's thank our guests jack kingston think mitchell and jennifer lim and thank you too for watching you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion and have it on facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story can also join the conversation on twitter handle paris at a.j. inside story from me sam is a than and the time team here for now it's go by. 4 months ago violence erupted in ivory coast after a disputed presidential election now it's time to choose members of parliament on march 6th voters cast their ballots could vote revive the fortunes of the main opposition and how will this affect the region the ivory coast parliamentary election on al-jazeera what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be about ideas they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the calling for the bloated defense budget to be high the bottom line on u.s. politics and policies and their effect on the wo

lucy, played by alycia pascual—pena, stands up to patrick schwarzenegger's harassing football star mitchellng to keep my head up. high. fired up by the contents of an old suitcase packed with the detritus of her mother's punky past, vivian knocks together a feminist fanzine called moxie and secretly distributes it around the school. what's the goal? revolution, baby! soon, formerly downtrodden girls of all social groups are coming together, taking a leaf out of the zine�*s luridly photocopied pages to fight back against the boys. adapted by screenwriters tamara chestna and dylan meyer from a novel byjennifer mathieu, moxie may lack the depth of eighth grade or the punch of booksmart, but it's still blessed with enough good—hearted energy to raise a smile, several chuckles and the occasional cheer. much of its success is down to the cast, who manage to balance the serious and comedic aspects with likeable aplomb. but you're glad you did it all, right? of course. what are you going do, nothing? most impressively, poehler pulls off an entertaining and accessible film that confronts issues of b

jesse plemons is roy mitchell, a federal agent instructed by martin sheen's dracula—likej edgar hooverg hampton down by any means necessary. yet despite having no previous political allegiances, o'neill finds himself torn between the desire to save his own skin and his growing admiration for hampton. these ain't no terrorists. it's a credit to stanfield that he manages to keep the complexities of his character alive throughout the movie, leaving us constantly wondering exactly where his loyalties lie. by contrast, kaluuya, who seems certain to earn a second oscar nomination next week, is steadfast and determined as hampton, unexpectedly shy in person, but inspirational in public. chanting. the result is a terrific drama that mixes fact and fiction with thrilling, thought—provoking results. i advise you to check it out. it's available for home rental now. whilejudas and the black messiah may be a worthy awards contender, never forget that all awards are essentially flawed and foolish. for proof, look no further than the fact that jared leto recently received a golden globe nomination fo

. >> reporter: eddie mitchell has been coming to the distribution site for two weeks to get the jugs filled with water he can't even drink. >> we don't wash dishes with it or nothing. >> the 75-year-old veteran is among thousands in jackson about to enter the third week without full access to water. >> there's such desperation, some drivers seeing this spouting pipe pulled off a busy road to fill buckets. the entire city, who's residents are 82% black is under a boil water notice. the unprecedented mid february freeze strained jackson's aging system. dozens of pipes burst. charles williams is the public works director. what is the status of getting water back to the people in the city? >> well, we feel like a majority of the city has received water pressure back. so that is a good thing. but, we are concerned about our residents who live fartherestity away from the plant. >> city lead aers say it could cost more than $2 billion to fix the infrastructure. in a city, with a 300 million dollars budget. communities nearby dealt with similar out acknowlages after st jackson is the only mi