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org. so. there's. all sorts of instruments a bill to the festival not an ice horns but also this year a string bass drums and even an african ballad phone but the kids have got a boss. so right in the center of this little norwegian town yellow where bilko bits and his team are making ice instruments a common imagine what it's like to make an instrument out of ice and you can actually play but we're going to go and find out exactly how he does it will they call you really the monster of ice and i've heard you can actually make anything out of this is true i will always try my best you waited because you are now making musical instruments totally fascinate me on your on your string instruments you have the help of having the strings on them but for the bronx instruments it's that the sound has got to get out of there are you do you do you choose a key with you or is it just the notes to come out and those that come out i have a general idea of when to start the team when to make a wider and so over the

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plus bill mckibben of 350.org ,nd katrina vanden heuvel publisher of the nation. we will also speak to daniel ms 13 and how more deportations will not helpful stop all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump read his first state of the union address on tuesday night in which he called on congress to pass an immigration overhaul and repeatedly tried to conflate immigrants, including dreamers, with terrorists and gang members. among his guests to the state of the union were the parents of a young girl who was killed by members of the ms 13 gang two years ago in long island, new york post up to girls, in the 13 is a thing that originated in the 1980's and since reggie central america as a result of the u.s. mass deportation policies. during a lengthy address, trump announced he had signed an executive order keeping the guantanamo bay military prison open and escalated his warmongering rhetoric against north korea, calling the north korean government depraved, warning it poses

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that's pacificresearch, all one word, dot org. and it's going to be released, actually, i believe next week. >> well, tsa a perfect session -- that's a perfect segway. do you have any information to see how schools have been changing? that was one of our questions. another question was how does the movie end? were there any consequences to yvette regarding her actions in the trump riot? >> well, i actually checked on this before i came here today because i knew i was going to mention her, and i wanted to see if there were any developments. now, she was charged last year on these, on these rioting charges, and i believe that it's going to come to court actually i believe next week, actually. i believe the date i saw was january 18th. and i believe this is going to be up in sacramento county. so i think we're going to see how this all turns out very soon. >> this is an interesting question. about exactly a year ago, we had a speaker who i think you knew, we had vicki alger -- >> oh, yes. >> -- talking about school choice in arizona,

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over those types of things right so in this other study that was by a group called healthy stuff dot org and very girl just trying to sort of green up the mardi gras celebrations these beads contain a range of hazardous substances that exceed the consumer product safety. regulation tests have shown at mardi gras beads to contain lead antimony chromium cadmium nickel trace levels of mercury and several flame retardants all of these things are incredibly these are having about. that right now. marty. dreamily toxic but it's interesting when you break down what's in these as we're talking about earlier is interesting data. taking credit for your work but more than half of them are to grow products they tested. seven had levels of lead above a hundred. that's actually the legal limit for lead in children's toys. it was above so prone to be put on your body getting into the going down the drain that's just dump unleaded there not to mention the fact that the little mardi gras plastic footballs is not just the beaded necklaces you know it's all of somebody getting thrown out they can do about

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what our live coverage on c-span and c-span .org or listen live on your phone or with the c-span radio app. >> sunday on c-span's q&a, author and wall street journal contributor hh boehm with his book the accidental president, harry s truman and the four months that change the world. >> roosevelt's funeral was saturday and sunday. truman wasn't terrified to give the speech. he talks about it the night before he laid in his bed prayed to god that he would not mess it up. he climbed the stairs, for stairs to the public, it looks out and sees his wife in the crowd and she is crying. she is crying because roosevelt is dead, the nation is in shock, and she never wanted to be the first lady and never wanted her husband to be president. she is frightened and fight for him. meanwhile, he is to g

you see groups like sierra club and rdc and 350.org at a daca real and that never happen before imspeak from personal experience never seen environmental justice groups show up and finding people who preproductive rights in the criminal justice statement and we have women having access to reproductive justice and rights as incarcerated woman. there's a lot of opportunity but there was for some reason wasn't happening. i think that the women's march, one thing we do bring to table and we're not perfect, i is somehow we are able to bring people to the table if we're just the table convener, i'm go with that. >> it's animees accomplishment. so, talk about the resistance. how is it going? i have my own opinion. but in many ways, exactly as you said, linda, having the 21st, the day after that sparsely attended, cold, bleak, dishonest, inauguration, and nonaddress, and poem on blues explain planes and had to be ear the down their town square or in washington, dc, it set the stage for what came right after, which was the muslim ban, and here in new york, the protests where people went straight

those types of things right so in this and other study that was by a group called healthy stuff dot org and very grass just trying to sort of green up the mardi gras celebrations these beads contain a range of hazardous substances that exceed the consumer product safety improvement act regulation tests have shown at mardi gras beads to contain lead and to moni chromium cadmium nickel trace levels of mercury and several flame retardants all of these things are incredibly toxic these are having about just room to room and right now there are no root of mardi gras but there are extremely toxic but it's all it's interesting when you break down what's in these beaches as we're talking about earlier you showed what is interesting data the taking credit for your work but more than half of the body growth products they tested fifty six out of seven have levels of lead.

allow time off for voting which makes it harder for them to vote on tuesday deborah clear a vote dot org founder and c.e.o. told alternate tuesday is the least convenient day for people to vote that impacts working moms more than working dads they work on tuesday and they take care of the kids on tuesday it's even more impactful you got to skip at this point is that by design. you know to keep the republic from voting because the smaller the easier to control the you know that so we keep. a lot of times what you're seeing when you see voter registration laws they're being brought up by republicans who are it's vote it's an election strategy and you could tell me a million things from the republican party but that is exactly what they've done for the last ten fifteen twenty years there is gerrymandering laws and to keep certain people from voting or discourage certain people from voting and for them it is single women specifically which brings me to another part which is college students they don't like the idea they always make it really difficult for college students to vote obviously b

don't allow time off for voting which makes it harder for them to vote on to deborah clearer vote dot org founder and c.e.o. told alternate tuesday is the least convenient day for people to vote that impacts working moms more than working dads they work on tuesday and they take care of the kids on tuesday it's even more impactful you got to skip at this point is that by design. you know to keep the republic from voting because the smaller the easier to control the you know that so we keep. a lot of times what you're seeing when you see voter registration laws they're being brought up by republicans who are it's vote it's an election strategy and you could tell me a million things from the republican party but that is exactly what they've done for the last ten fifteen twenty years here is gerrymandering laws and to keep certain people from voting or discourage certain people from voting and for them it is single women specifically which brings me to another part which is college students they don't like the idea they always make it really difficult for college students to vote obviously be

what our live coverage on c-span and c-span .org or listen live on your phone or with the c-span radio app. >> sunday on c-span's q&a, author and wall street journal contributor hh boehm with his book the accidental president, harry s truman and the four months that change the world. >> roosevelt's funeral was saturday and sunday. truman wasn't terrified to give the speech. he talks about it the night before he laid in his bed prayed to god that he would not mess it up. he climbed the stairs, for stairs to the public, it looks out and sees his wife in the crowd and she is crying. she is crying because roosevelt is dead, the nation is in shock, and she never wanted to be the first lady and never wanted her husband to be president. she is frightened and fight for him. meanwhile, he is to get up there and inspire confidence in his administration of the world. the whole world pass to understand that america will continue and that the war will continue. >> q&a sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> the new russian investigative journalist has written a soon to be published book on gover

through on it and there is a long list of seventy priests that was just published by bishops dog dot org it's up. boston based organization that lists all the priests and even a nun here in chile some of whom are still in the ministry who are alleged to have carried out abuses and who are still at least according to many people here have not been punished or isolated by this pope so they say they want not words but more action from them all right thank you for that lucien human a latin america editor reporting live from santiago now a number of people have been killed during a shootout between venezuelan special forces and members linked to a former police pilot accused of leading last year's rebellion against the government the pilot has been on the run for more than six months all scuppered as has posted video of himself on social media showing his injuries he sustained in the fighting in june last year peres used a certain helicopter to throw grenades and shoot at government buildings in the capital caracas today's opposer correspondent following developments from one osiris. a deadly

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go to hungeris dot org and lend your time or your voice to make breakfast happen for kids in your neighborhoodgovernment's foreign surveillance program section 702 of the fisa bill. you don't hear about the big technology and american rights. facebook is planning to launch a home video chat device that rivalsecho and google me. congress doesn't get a ve on how it works on whether a small apmriiance gets converted in a surveillance device surveying you and me. and joining us now to take up all that is going on in the nation's capital. gregjarret good to see you. >> big victory for the renewal desfiet what we see is a observation trampling of system rights. >> we count on the government and fbi and department of justice to break the rules and abuse their rights and american's rights. it is it a necessary evil. >> lou: that would be the second thing. >> it is a necessary evil to spy on radical islamic terrorist. but people in the fbi and doj abuse it and spying on americans and unmasking names illegally and they get away with it because they are secretive about it. and jeff sessions and the depar

don't allow time off for voting which makes it harder for them to vote on to deborah clearer vote dot org founder and c.e.o. told alternate tuesday is the least convenient day for people to vote that impacts working moms more than working dads they work on tuesday and they take care of the kids on tuesday it's even more impactful you got to skip at this point is that by design. you know to keep the republic from voting because the smaller the easier to control the you know that so we keep. a lot of times what you're seeing when you see voter registration laws they're being brought up by republicans who are it's it's a it's an election strategy and you could tell me a million things from the republican party but that is exactly what they've done for the last ten fifteen twenty years you know is gerrymandering laws and to keep certain people from voting or discourage certain people from voting and for them it is single women specifically which brings me to another part which is college students they don't like the idea they always make it really difficult for college students to vote obviou

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those types of things right so in this at another study that was by a group called healthy stuff dot org and very grass just trying to sort of green up the mardi gras celebrations these beads contain a range of hazardous substances that exceed the consumer product safety improvement act regulation tests have shown at mardi gras beads to contain lead antimony chromium cadmium nickel trace levels of mercury and several flame retardants all of these things are incredibly toxic these are having about just room to room and right now there are no mardi gras well they're extremely toxic but it's all it's interesting when you break down what's in these beads as we're talking about earlier you showed me this interesting data the repeat that taking credit for your work but more than half of the mardi gras products they tested fifty six out of seven have levels of lead above one hundred people that's the no one hundred b.p.m. that's actually the legal limit for lead in children's toys as above so prone to be put on your body getting into the going down the drain that's just dump unleaded there not

max blumenthal is a senior writer for ultimate dot org he says it will be difficult to stop the deportations. human rights groups in israel it within israeli society are an under unprecedented assault from her right wing israeli government and you know african and non jewish asylum seekers have faced open race riots in tel aviv that were actually stirred by the culture minister miriam reg a member of benjamin netanyahu is ruling we could party who referred this rally to africans as a cancer in israel's body they face street harassment and violence and it's a very unpleasant situation for those who are actually allowed to be on the street and those who advocate on behalf of them from within jewish israeli society also its incitement and are very marginal so it's unclear to me how any group from within israeli society can create the necessary pressure to stop this potentially calamitous mass deportation of over thirty thousand people fleeing a horrendous human rights situation. well businesses in the gaza strip have been struggling under an israeli blockade many are barely able to keep running

something many believe he won the election on the moon that's a lesson that was validated by the sea org ride i was with a lot of mars it was hot this thing that has been postponed twice before has also been i got a lot of questions for all over egypt as the diplomats from the os team soon embraced you saying this was the sights of which i was the only she got. to see a lot of them still have it it was a certain. amount of that move and so we are expecting right now again that's. one of the life was equally awful was watching the swearing going to watch kind of old equally to see how it was interesting to see it is going to take the old president of the canyon which obviously is going to have them i think the amounts to a little bit of waiting to see what's kind of the fog. and also you wouldn't want to see the big. you get exactly i mean catherine what is the endgame what is the opposition hoping to achieve or are they trying to push for some dialogue or are they trying to just push for a presence what what is the end game here. the that's right the question was have a lot of people hav

can check in with their local county health department for a referral or check out vaccine finder-dot-org our website, kron4- dot-com. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( darya ) happening now in santa rosa... police are looking for a group of people responsible for a home invasion robbery. it happened sunday morning at a home near the corner of golden gate and fresno avenues. the homeowner woke up to a loud knocking at the door. when he got up to answer the door.... at least three robbers forced their way in and demanded money. the homeowner was then assaulted... but is expected to be okay. one of the victims grows marijuana at the home. police believe.. marijuana was the motivation for the robbery. ( darya ) a man is in the hospital with life threatening injuries... after trying to chase down a laptop theft. this happened at an electronics store on san bruno avenue and silliman street last friday. police say someone walked into the store and snatched the victim's laptop. the 49 year old victim chased the thief... who got into a waiting car. the car then hit the victim as it sped off... toward a