husband and wife sandy a lawson and morton me coast love the icy landscape. they spend several hours a day out on the frozen sea. and here just for the fun of it i have to big ice floes to see how they react now when it's a good thing sunny and warm and how they will mail melt and how they may move around. throughout the winter send your loss and with her drone has shot videos of her husband's activities shoveling snow off the footpads and searching for open channels in the tweets from their pandemic paradise as they call it in their short videos have gone viral. i just wanted to make people happy because everyone is so sad and miserable because of the pandemic rowing boat than i thought very mundane in a way but it just shows you that when you are in innovative and i knew just take whatever you haven't tried make the best of it the house in the woods was finished just before the outbreak of the cove in 1000 pandemic. the couple eat mostly fish they catch themselves boar locally sourced game morton macos usually runs a technology company in silicon valley cal

husband and wife sandy a lawson and morton me coast love the icy landscape. they spend several hours a day out on the frozen sea. and here just for the fun of it i have got to big ice floes to see how they react now when it's a good thing sunny and warm and how they will mail melt and how they may move around. throughout the winter saniel os and with her drone has shot videos of her husband's activities shoveling snow off the footpads and searching for open channels. the tweets from their pandemic paradise as they call it in their short videos have gone viral. i just wanted to make people happy because everyone is so sad and miserable because of the pandemic rowing boat than i thought very mundane in a way but it just shows you that when you are in innovative and new just take whatever you have and try to make the best of it the house in the woods was finished just before the outbreak of the kobe 1000 pandemic. the couple eat mostly fish they catch themselves boar locally sourced game morton macos usually runs a technology company in silicon valley california

husband and wife sandy a loss and morton me coast love the icy landscape.they spend several hours a day out on the frozen sea. here just for the fun of it i have to big ice floes to see how they react now when it's a good thing sunny and warm and how they will mail melt and how they may move around. throughout the winter sanny a loss and with her drone has shot videos of her husband's activities shoveling snow off the footpads and searching for open channels. the tweets from their pandemic paradise as they call it in their short videos have gone viral . i just wanted to make people happy because everyone is so sad and miserable because of the pandemic rowing boat than i is all very mundane in a way but it just shows you that when you are in innovative and new just take whatever you have and try to make the best of it. the house in the woods was finished just before the outbreak of the coded 1000 pandemic. the couple eat mostly fish they catch themselves and boar locally sourced game morton macos usually runs a technology company in silicon valley california

husband and wife sandy lawson and morton me coast love the icy landscape. they spend several hours a day out on the frozen sea. i'm here just for the fun of it i have caught the big ice floes to see how they react now when it's a good thing sunny and warm and how they will e-mail and how they may move around. throughout the winter send your loss and with her drone has shot videos of her husband's activities shoveling snow off the footpaths and searching for open channels in the tweets from their pandemic paradise as they call it in their short videos have gone viral. i just wanted to make people happy because everyone is so sad and miserable because of the pandemic rowing boat than i thought very mundane in a way but it just shows you that when you are innovative new just take whatever you have and try to make the best of it. the house in the woods was finished just before the outbreak of the cove in 1000 pandemic. the couple eat mostly fish they catch themselves boar locally sourced game morton macos usually runs a technology company in silicon valley cali

kaylee hartung sat down with the author, andrew morton, and she joins us now.ce. now, royal biographer andrew morton says that margaret was always loyal to her sister, the queen, and now it's time for harry to apologize to his brother. they're the most famous brothers in the world. william and harry, caught in one of the most public rifts in royal history. >> harry's said that his brother is trapped. his father is trapped. he's been quite disloyal. >> reporter: now andrew morton, the author who gained acclaim for the biography of their late mother princess diana says the pair could take a lesson out of his new book diving into the complicated, but loving relationship between their grandmother and great aunt. what lessons could william and harry learn from queen elizabeth and margaret? >> forgiveness goes a long way. the queen and margaret fell out but they always came back together. >> eldest sister, youngest sister, number one and number two. >> who is number one? >> reporter: just four years apart, as children they were the closest of friends, but as they gre

riley morton: is the homeless population at risk?ay inslee: yes, we are going to have a minimum of one hundred million dollars available to protect our vulnerable people in our long term care facilities and unsheltered people. patty hayes: it was totally nothing like anything we've experienced in public health public health is the silent force that's working for the health of the community. the public health efforts during this pandemic started with containment. so we wanted people to physical distance, but also for very vulnerable people to stay at home. public health cares about everybody, of course, but particularly those'r own home. they can't isolate. they have nowhere to go. we are all in this together and we need to figure out how to help everyone, including those who are least able to help tide pods ultra oxi one ups the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up whatever they're doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid with tide

husband and wife saniel lawson and morton me coast love the icy landscape. they spend several hours a day out on the frozen sea. and here just for the fun of it i have the big ice floes to see how they react now when it's getting sunny and warm and how they will e-mail melt and how they may move around. throughout the winter saniel os and with her drone has shot videos of her husband's activities shoveling snow off the footpads and searching for open channels. the tweets from there can demick paradise as they call it in their short videos have gone viral. i just wanted to make people happy because everyone is so sad and miserable because of the pandemic rowing boat than eyes are very mundane in a way but it just shows you that when you are in innovative and new just take whatever you haven't tried make the best of it. the house in the woods was finished just before the outbreak of the cove in 1000 pandemic. the couple eat mostly fish they catch themselves boar locally sourced game morton macos usually runs a technology company in silicon valley california bu

with the help of tippoo tib and henry morton stanley went up the congo river and coerced the traditional village chiefs into signing contracts that stripped them of millions of acres of land for the benefit of the belgian king leopold. the 2nd, after landing in henry stanley, penetrated deep into central africa and renamed the cities of kiss on ghani and kinshasa. after himself, he was joined by other european explorers who entered africa from the west. these expeditions marked the transition from evangelizing missions to imperialism. as a young boy began to trade along the central route into it when the congo, he traded over a large area and was the most powerful figure. there also had his own, almost no army. although now in a state of neglect, to putin house in zanzibar, tells us much about the fortune amassed by the powerful merchant. in his autobiography, he recounted his negotiations with stanley and a belgian diplomat. stanley arrived with a dozen europeans. we met at the consul's and he told me, we wish you to accept to become governor in the name of belgium and your voice, the b

the morton players appreciate the expert journalism as well as his awareness of the stubborn inequality this year's n.c.a.a. basketball tournament. katie krupa, caitlin cowley, raquel frakes and maggie hobson are current potters. where are your banners? where's the big, hanging banner that you get when you win a state title? if the boys had won a state title... >> krupa: oh, it would be here, all over the gym. >> frakes: the town would literally celebrate for weeks. >> wertheim: do you guys all read his write-ups? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. definitely. >> krupa: i get a lot of texts from my grandparents and relatives, and it's always, "i read dave's article, heard you had a good game." or, "heard it was a physical game," or whatever. >> hobson: i think it's just-- it's so special that someone that is so good at what he does wants to be here and write about us. >> cowley: he's just kind of always there with us. he grows with us, especially this season. >> wertheim: why do you think he's doing this? >> frakes: i think it's just his passion, like basketball is our passion. >> krupa: i agree wi

some of to 50%, morton's miscible. -- more transmissible. joining us is dr. peter trenholm. let's talk but the seriousness of this variant. the south african variant that is found in santa clara county, the brazilian variant, the uk has one. how big a threat are these, given that our state is opening up more and more? >> well, i think i will divide up all the variance into the good, the bad, and the ugly. the good is, it is not really good but compared to the other two it is. the regular covid, the bad is the uk variant and the california variant and the ugly is the brazilian and south african variant. they are bad because they are more transmissible. the ugly, they are more transmissible, and they can evade vaccines. the good news is that we are not going to probably see a dominance of the brazilian or the south african variants in the u.s. or in the bay area. we will see it digging out between the uk variant in the california variant and the uk variant will win because it is much more transmissible, even more so than the california variant. >> i don't like any of them winn

. >> reporter: scott morton, owner of momo's bar and grill in san francisco, is ready for business topick up again. he's managed to stay open through the pandemic unlike many of his neighbors. >> man, this is a shot in the arm that i think the whole city needs, but this area in particular, you know, being so close to the ballpark. we're really excited for the future. >> reporter: today both the giants and the athletics making the big announcement through social media, the a's already swinging for the fences with a tweet welcoming fans back to the coliseum and putting tickets up for sale for opening day on april 1st. >> it's what the game is all about. i mean we all do it for the fans, for their energy and excitement and passion and when i was talking to our players when this came down earlier today, they were fired up. >> reporter: the giants, however, are still in the on deck circle. the team sent a statement saying the giants are very encouraged by governor newsom's announcement today updating state guidelines that would permit fans to attend baseball games at oracle park. now if sa

success for the f.t. a partial success which is why this story is such a big deal in the party chairman morton has already joked that we're dealing with a secret service that can't keep secrets and that will of course go down well with a 50 voters and there are many within gave to you who are now saying that the move by the intelligence agency is politically motivated and the agency does on certain minister from the conservatives but is officially independent so that is of course going to feed into conspiracy theories justified or not and i spoke to an interior affairs expert who said it would also look politically motivated if the agency had had all this proof that the f.d.a. is right wing extremists and then they would have kept that information to themselves until after the elections so the news is out but ultimately it will be up to independent judges to decide whether the entire if the parties now officially classified right wing extremist or not and if you look at the party's voters many of the core voters are not deterred by racist sexist right wing extremist statements that many party

cove in 1000 pandemic the couple eat mostly fish they catch themselves more locally sourced game morton macos usually runs a technology company in silicon valley california but for months now he's only communicated with his employees over the internet from the wilds of finland it's a totally new work day rhythm for him and not just because of the time difference so in the middle of the night i may go out to just and watch the sky or your feel the fresh air so of course it gives me a good contrast. his wife zenyatta is also hard at work she's a journalist she doesn't miss life in a large american city anymore either she was surprised by the worldwide responses to her twitter account especially the fascination with her husband's efforts to clear away ice flows with his rowboat but the russian media developed an entirely different story from the images they turned it into a couple that a cruise ship stranded on an island they had to get out and the guy you were in to say you. are in reality a couple's life is far less sensational as long as the ice holds up they can walk across to their ca

am excited to hang things off to her main event for tonight, which is a conversation about howard morton's book, when rabbis bless congress. howard wortman is the communications director for c-span which is a privately funded public service provided coverage of her u.s. congress. he is part of the d.c. media organization is with positions at msnbc and broadcasting that media strategies he's a native of washington and grew up attending and now he and his family are in northern virginia. when rabbis bless congress the great american story of jewish prayers on capitol hill is his first book. he is going to be in conversation with carl cannon who is the washington bureau chief of real clear politics. and the executive director of the real clear media group. carl covers everything with the campaign and political convention since. the most procedures of the gerald r ford distinguished reporting of the presidency entered award for excellence in presidential news coverage. i think we are in really good hands for tonight but i want to welcome. thank you very much thank you to all. all right howard

jillian: ashley: michigan's governor faces morton's scrutiny for covid-19 policy.uit brewing demanding official data to be released to the public. todd: cheryl casone joins us with the latest. >> reporter: a pulitzer prize winning reporter plans to sue michigan governor gretchen witmer to release information on covid-19 nursing home def data saying on twitter that he at the mackinac center, michigan free-market think tank are preparing a lawsuit against her tweeting, quote, we are preparing a lawsuit against governor witmer of michigan to turn over covid-19 devastating and accurate nursing home numbers to the public. all the way to the supreme court, also saying in a statement the public has a right to know if we could not protect them, we deserve an explanation from madame governor. republican state legislators recently called for a full investigation into witmer's actions, they say they are discrepancies in the data surrounding different cases in the state's long-term facilities and questions being raised over a payment to witmer's on a permanent director who res

success for the f.t. a partial success which is why this story is such a big deal in the party chairman morton has already joked that we're dealing with a secret service that can't keep secrets and that will of course go down well with a 50 voters and there are many within gave the who are now saying that the move by the intelligence agency is politically motivated and the agency does on certain minister from the conservatives but is officially independent so that is of course going to feed into conspiracy theories justified or not and i spoke to an interior affairs expert who said it would also look politically motivated if the agency had had all this proof that the f.d.a. is right wing extremists and then they would have kept that information to themselves until after the elections so the news is out but ultimately it will be up to independent judges to decide whether the entire if the party is now officially classified right wing extremist or not and if you look at the party's voters many of the core voters are not deterred by racist sexist right wing extremist statements that many party of

it was this morning when pier morton stormed off the saw and then quit the show. >> i understand that you don't like meghan markle. you have made it so clear a number of times on this program. has she said anything about you since she cut you off? i don't think she has, but yet you continue to trash her. >> okay. i'm done with this. sorry. >> do you know what -- >> see you later. >> sorry. can't do this. >> this is absolutely diabolical behavior. >> wow. well, british tabloids calling the royal blow-up over racism a crisis. racism has been out there in the open from the moment the world learned about their relationship. from straight out of compton to gangster royalty to exotic dna. the royal family can't claim they didn't know. they had the opportunity to take care of her. the world knew she was having trouble. remember her emotional response -- okay remember this? the statement says we had no idea. this was meghan's emotional response when a journalist asked her, are you okay? >> thank you for asking because not many people have asked if i'm okay. and then she went on to explain a b

disney plus disney announcing it hit 100 million subscribers in just 15 months joining me is laura morton, media analyst at needham & co. many of us spent more time at home, and now you have netflix in a much more competitive landscape, coinciding with this -- more consumers getting off their couch, so now real questions about the ability to continue to grow at the pace it has over the past year. >> we're calling for an attention recession in 2021, total views of television went up by five hours a dade during lockdown we assume as the economy reopens and people spend in the physical world, suddenly the attention will go into negative double-digit rates the second point, churn of streaming services that people pay for went from 9% in may to 34% in october the third point is your disney plus point two years ago there were six competito competitors, close to netflix. and now there are ten. company with his deep libraries, and definitely streaming losses, and definitely which netflix cannot do. >> okay. then what happens with the days of using someone else's netflix password being numbered? i

am excited to hang things off to her main event for tonight, which is a conversation about howard morton'shen rabbis bless congress. howard wortman is the communications director for c-span which is a privately funded public service provided coverage of her u.s. congress. he is part of the d.c. media organization is with positions at msnbc and broadcasting that media strategies he's a native of washington and grew

africa she controlled an immense territory along lake tanganyika with the help of tippoo tib henry morton stanley went up the congo river and coerced the traditional village she's into signing contracts that stripped them of millions of acres of land for the benefit of the belgian king leopold the 2nd after landing in bergen more you henry stanley penetrated deep into central africa and renamed the cities of peace and ghani and after himself he was soon joined by other european explorers who entered africa from the west these expeditions marked the transition from evangelizing missions to imperialism. to put it as a young boy began to trade along that certain cold route into it when the congo he traded over a large area and was the most powerful figure there. also had his all and almost no army. although now in a state of neglect to putin it's house in zanzibar tells us much about the fortune amassed by the powerful merchant in his autobiography he recounted his negotiations with stanley and the belgian diplomats. stanley arrived with a dozen europeans we met at the consul's and he told m

>>if the giants play well they're coming over after scott morton has had to do without a huge chunk of those fans for more than a year. the amount of people allowed back to the ballpark will continue to have restrictions based on the state's color-coded reopening tears, san francisco is currently in the red tier limiting stadium capacity to 20%. a bar owner paul cardinale welcoming back any amount of fans provides a glimmer of hope whatever it's going to be it's going to out. >>if it's a 1000 people of its 10,000 only has one percent of people walking around and spending money has never had there are some concerns about allowing fans back to oracle park without increasing capacity within bars and restaurants, nearby places like the alchemist on 3rd street want to be able to meet the potential demand even a 50% if there is a. >>6 pete's restriction between tables of standing room is not allowed. or capacity serve is going to be greatly reduced restrictions aside businesses are delighted about the prospect of the area coming alive again we're super excited for the giants come back, you k

if the giants play well they're coming over after scott morton has had to do without a huge chunk of those fans for more than a year. the amount of people allowed back to the ballpark will continue to have restrictions based on the state's color-coded reopening tears, san francisco is currently in the red tier limiting stadium capacity to 20%. a bar owner paul cardinale welcoming back any amount of fans provides a glimmer of hope whatever it's going to be it's going to out. >>if it's a 1000 people of its 10,000 only has one percent of people walking around and spending money has never had there are some concerns about allowing fans back to oracle park without increasing capacity within bars and restaurants, nearby places like the alchemist on 3rd street want to be able to meet the potential demand even a 50% if there is a. >>6 pete's restriction between tables standing room is not allowed. or capacity serve is going to be greatly reduced restrictions aside businesses are delighted about the prospect of the area coming alive again we're super excited the giants come back, you know the

deal is an excuse to implement socialist policies and in mind wide shots , gary saul morrison and morton schapiro offer their suggestions on how to address america's political divide area neuroscientist lisa genova explains how memory works and why we forget things in remember. jennifer armstrong profiles for women who were pioneers in the television industry in when women invented television and in traveling black, university of pennsylvania american history professor mia they looked at the history of race and travel in america. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2.recently investigative journalist cheryl atkinson offered her thoughts on censorship and journalism . here's a portion of the program. >> used to be we heard from all different viewpoints but now the narrative has caught us and this has been quite successful propaganda that we in the news are to decide who's right and who's wrong even when we can't know the truth of the matter or even when it's a matter of opinion or debate and we

it was excellent going to the valley and going through the reagan papers specifically the morton blackwell files. if anyone has any questions about the evidentiary basis and where the sources came from, we can return to this at the end of the talk during the q&a. just sort of as a primer so everybody here is not upset with me, there are four schools of thought in the historical profession about what ended the cold war. and the first is probably the most dominant that gorbachev through his policies deserves most of the credit for the end of the cold war, because he undermined the system, the communist party and in doing so destroyed the fabric that held the soviet union and its satellites, right, together basically, the control, the threat of coercion, right. and that's probably the largest school of thought within the historic profession. within this school of thought reagan is given very little credit for the end of the cold war. there's another school of thought that claims that ronald reagan actually prolonged the cold war, right? not only did he not contribute to it, he prolonged it be

and also to bring to his attention, and the secretary of the interior by that time, who was rodgers morton. the secretary's attention, the situations where there were administrative conflicts, and to advocate the indian position. we did that, and we began to bring a number of cases protecting indian fishing rights in the state of washington, which went to the u.s. supreme court. and where the rights were vindicated. oregon, we are among other things we supported the hunting and fishing rights of the tribe that had been terminated in the 19 fifties. and later it was restored to federal indian tribal status. cases in minnesota and michigan, in particular and wisconsin, where we were supporting off reservation fishing rights and the rights of indians to exercise hunting and fishing rights without being subject to state regulation. those cases were largely successful, and as we said an increasing number of cases over to all these division two things happened. while he generally you know they may have been one or two you didn't file, but i can't recall but widely accepted our recommendations, a

couple of years ago because two of them have resigned from it as a result and one of them is james mortonng. the continued prevarication on the watering down on the commitment to ban sexual orientation and gender conversion therapies was the final straw. but for the last 12 months, i've been increasingly concerned about the direction of travel around trans rights. i didn't have any naive expectation that an advisory panel would manage to get a government to make massive improvements into lgbt peoples lives but i did hope that there would be some kind of genuine engagement with the panel. and there are reports this morning that a third member of that panel is resigning or has resigned from it. the government says that panel, its term of office was due to come to an end this month anyway but it is clear this is a big, emotive issue with some very vocal campaigners behind it. and we will be looking carefully to see what the government comes up with in the next few weeks and if it isn't enough, then the pressure will be turned up. adam, thank ou pressure will be turned up. adam, thank you ver

his the michael martin act and innocent objects michael morton was wrongly convicted of killing his wife and the prosecutor became the judge in his exculpatory evidence and this had national publicity and it really shook the legal community in texas and i must tell you the prosecutors, defense lawyers, democrats and republicans came together to pass the michael martin act. this is an open bald discovery system where everything is disclosed online, people can get to look at the files and the most important position in retrospect on this is at the time of a guilty plea all parties say here is everything that has been disclosed, but the prosecutor acknowledges his or her obligation to disclose all the scope of tory information and then the plea happens. this would go a long way to eliminate that paradigm number as one in five people pleading guilty to crimes that they didn't commit. false confessions. false confessions are counterintuitive as most people believe they no longer confess to a crime if they were in fact, guilty unless they were in fact guilty. yet, three of ten people improve b

his parents knocking six bells out of each other through the media with their books and the andrew mortonicult time. fir has not learnt any lessons from a difficult time.— has not learnt any lessons from a difficult time. or maybe he thinks that the way _ difficult time. or maybe he thinks that the way to _ difficult time. or maybe he thinks that the way to deal _ difficult time. or maybe he thinks that the way to deal with - difficult time. or maybe he thinks that the way to deal with this, i difficult time. or maybe he thinks that the way to deal with this, hisj that the way to deal with this, his lesson from all of that, is to be open, to say what he needs to say, to defend his family, which is another viewpoint as well. absolutely. we will have to judge it when we have seen the interview but once the queen knew this interview was being done, once they were going to start attacking... we don't know whether they will actually attack individual members of the royal family, but once they started an attack on the institution of monarchy, for which the queen has worked all of her life, she f