i'm paige desorbo.n me on a journey to celebrate my favorite city and explore the neighborhood and technology shaping it. this is the next generation of new york. [upbeat music] [vocalizing] (singing) gonna give up and meet my, but meet my-- paige desorbo: you may be used to viewing art hanging on the walls, but that's all changing. in new york city's chelsea market, artechouse actually puts you inside the art, which is something i feel like i can get behind. [upbeat music] here we go! this is insane. guide: this is a ground-breaking exhibition, because it's really showing the arts and science come together with the help of technology. paige desorbo: and it all begins with a 3d model of a neuron in the brain. this is a completely different art experience than i've ever had. it almost feels like you're floating and the room is turning with you. for three years, artechouse's prolific artists joined forces with the society of neuroscience to create life of a neuron, an unforgettable 20-minute experience th

you look at paige and you get her pregnant but you're a good dad. family friendly movies like "dr. doo lliitle" a "shrek." do you have any experience in motion pictures? i have quite a bit of exper experience >> whatever it takes, i'm ready to do it don't look down. >> don't look down shrek, i'm looking down! >> awww! >> let me hear you say "oww" that's close enough. that's a shame because there's nothing like a really good story. my name is quick i'm old. who there called my name between the two of us, i can't keep it off me >> who's directing this picture? me who wrote this picture me this is the gumbee story, damn it >> i'm giving you in all of its splendor >> hercules, hercules. >> what do you know about funny? >> james brown been singing 20 years. i don't know what james is talking about. one, two, three. ♪ ♪ >> i want the world to know i exist. >> you don't own me. >> after all these years, i forgot how annoying the sound of your voice is. never again shall there be another surprise this kind of thing happens to me every week [ talking fast ]

also paige browning of ku oh w public radio and a lawsuit filed by seattle public schools again social media companies and aims to hold them accountable for the mental health crisis among youth. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span or on c-span now are free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text, and tweets. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including media,. >> we believe that whether you live here or here or way out in the middle of anywhere, you should have access to fast reliable internet. that's why we are saying thank you. media, sports c-span as a public service with these television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> it all in high school students, it's time to get out your phones and start recording for your chance to win 100,000 dollars in total cash prizes for the grand prize of $5,000 by entering c-span's studentcam video documentary contest. for this year's competition we are asking students to picture yourself

charlie sykes, "usa today" washington bureau chief susan paige, donna edwards and former u.s.orney joyce vance. welcome all. happy monday. garrett, there is no honeymoon period for kevin mccarthy. 5:00 tonight they reconvene another difficult vote for some of the more moderate republican house members. are they going to go along with the deals he made? >> reporter: andrea, i think in the 118th congress there will be difficult votes. kevin mccarthy is a narrow majority to begin with. they have proven to be an unruly bunch and members are going to speak out. moderates almost by definition of less likely to rock the boat on key votes than some of those folks on the far right. but mccarthy could see some defections on the rules package which doesn't actually include some of the biggest giveaways that he made to get the speaker's gavel in hand. he could see defections and frustration around this issue of the fact that these giveaways exist. one of those folks who seems to be upset is tony gonzalez of texas who voiced his frustration on fox news just this morning about what mccarthy

avalarahhh ahhh paige: st. jude is love. everybody is here for this one purpose.ure these kids. it means that i got more time with my daughter. i love this place. they changed my life. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to 60% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> i think the midterms really put into relief donald trump's problems for the party. a lot of folks have been seeing that already but there is such a connection between him and the senate candidates in particular that flamed out but also what's important is ron desantis in the stunning florida when and people realizing a lot of republican voters that you can have a lot of the things that

media or other stakeholders have -- would like to have a soft copy before it is posted, please contact paige. i have the honor of having the chairwoman of the fcc check our work. please be kind. i have had the honor of knowing chairwoman wilson were so -- chairwoman roast -- chairman -- chairwoman rosen wurtzel -- rosenworcel. he has been a leader on a host of issues in my professional and that's close to my professional and personal life. 5g. she was the first public official talking about virtualized networks and she has been a leader on these issues for a long time the importance -- and the importance of a 911 call going through and security. we will hear about that today and what i did not know in those 15 years and i found out in december at what was previously called the chairman's dinner. the federal committee occasions bar association -- communication's bar association. it was called the chairman enter because there were only chairman's of the fcc and now it is called the annual dinner and for those of you outside the communications law tribe, this dinner is a funny and corky inside

also paige browning of public radio, a lawsuit filed by seattle public schools against a company that aims to hold them accountable for the mental health crisis among youth. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comment, texts and tweets. >> middle and high school students, it's time to get out your phones and start recording. for your chance to win $100,000 in total cash prizes with a grand prize of $5,000 by entering c-span's student cam video documentary contest. for this year's competition we're asking students to picture yourself as a newly elected member of congress and tell us what your top priority would be and why. create a five to six-minute video showing the importance of your issue from opposing and supporting points of view. be bold with your documentary. don't be afraid to take risks. there's still time to get started. the deadline forrenttries is january 20 -- for entries is for competition rules and tips to get started visit our weite at student

media or other stakeholders have -- would like to have a soft copy before it is posted, please contact paige. i have the honor of having the chairwoman of the fcc check our work. please be kind. i have had the honor of knowing chairwoman wilson were so -- chairwoman roast -- chairman -- chairwoman rosen wurtzel -- rosenworcel. he has been a leader on a host of issues in my professional and that's close to my professional and personal life. 5g. she was the first public official talking about virtualized networks and she has been a leader on these issues for a long time the importance -- and the importance of a 911 call going through and security. we will hear about that today and what i did not know in those 15 years and i found out in december at what was previously called the chairman's dinner. the federal committee occasions bar association -- communication's bar association. it was called the chairman enter because there were only chairman's of the fcc and now it is called the annual dinner and for those of you outside the communications law tribe, this dinner is a funny and corky inside

paige had absolutely no need for a thing. so. yes mobile mobile phones appear already there colored with games. it was possible to play some kind of snake or something like that, and then they appeared, and somewhere he could type already without operator, and then there were mobile phones, where could you call directly? and back in the nineties, i thought that i had an electronic notebook. i think what a modern person i am. masha you have something to associate with 2002, please tell me that you had a project masha and the bears closed, but not forever. ah, as life has shown for a short time for 4 years. yes, it's bad, pagers died, telephones appeared, so 2.000 is the second year. i have no show business. no, it is associated in the village of nature, how wonderful you were on 4 years extended its life. just got away from it all. and what were you doing? you just somehow spiritualized something inhaled pure energy. uh, the fields of the russian field or something hugged the birches. she gave there. in short , i was surrounded by

s. police offices had charged with the murder of a black man in memphis, tennessee, and japan paige the way for robots to boost its logistics industry and ease problems caused by slow berth. right? ah, welcome to the program, we begin. the web is anger across occupied palestinian territories. after the most deadly is riley ride of the janine refugee camp and nearly 2 decades. 9 and palestinians were killed when troop surrounded buildings in the heavily popular urban area. another person was killed in protest in a nearby village after the range. the israeli military says its troops with targeting armed fighters who are planning major attacks. we've got correspondence from all angles of the stories standing by for us in johnson ramallah and occupied east jerusalem. but 1st, let's go to ahmed my how he was live for us in ramallah and bring us up to speed with the situation on the ground and funerals taking place for some of the victim. yeah, the palestinians here in the occupied west bank are still morning dead. earlier today they lay to rest and paid the last to buy 2 at 22 year old young

paige? hi, pup! are you a puppy? yes, you are! this may seem odd and a little dramatic.e journey, but the start of another. i've got all this. i'm packing the three toys up from home. his biscuits that i always give him — half a biscuit at bedtime. this, i've had it made and had his name put on it and his id number. the day has come for fergal to start his advanced training. that means lisa must say a painful goodbye. i want him as upset as little as possible. they're his toys. there you go, you get a big boy lead now. bye—bye, sweetheart. many guide dog users stay in touch with their puppy raisers. but many do not. thanks a lot. i'll ring you tomorrow. lisa knows this could be the last time she sees fergal. yeah, i'm fine. it's hard, but you've got to remember why you're doing it. guide dogs say they need more volunteers like lisa to help cut waiting times. people like us are needed so much to help people like you. the tears are worth it. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. hello again. we should get to see some sunshine tomorrow with the added bonus th

paige? hi, pup! are you a puppy? yes, you are! this may seem odd and a little dramatic.uppy! at around seven weeks old, these pups will be dropped off to their puppy—raising families. for lisa's first pup, fergal, it's the end of one journey, but the start of another. the day has come for fergal to start his advanced training. that means lisa must say a painful goodbye. i want him as upset as little as possible. they're his toys. there you go, you get a big—boy lead now. bye—bye, sweetheart. many guide dog users stay in touch with their puppy raisers. but many do not. thanks a lot. i'll ring you tomorrow. lisa knows this could be the last time she sees fergal. yeah, i'm fine. it's hard. but you've got to remember why you're doing it. guide dogs say they need more volunteers like lisa to help cut waiting times. people like us are needed so much to help people like you. the tears are worth it.

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also, paige browning of ku o w public radio, with a lawsuit followed by seattle public schools against social media companies that aim to hold them accountable for the mental health crisis among youth. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 est friday morning, on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. ♪ >> it is time to get out your phone and start recording for your chance to win $100,000 in total cash prizes for the grand prize of $5,000 by entering c-span's student v -- video documentary contest. we want you to picture yourself as a newly elected member of congress and tell us what your top purity will be and why. send us your six minute video. be bold with your documentary. don't be afraid to take risks. there is still time to get started. the deadline forntry is january 23.

also paige browning of katie p.o.w. files a suit against social media companies in an attempt to hold them accountable for mental health crisis among you. watch washington journal life. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. >> on august 24, 1955, 14-year-old emmett till ms. it's a meat market in greenwood mississippi, where he was accused of flirting with a white woman. emmett till, -- emmett till's cousin was with him with him when the incident happened and also four days later when emmett till was abducd. sunday on queuing day, reverend rker, coworker of a few days. recounts the events that led to emmett till's murder, and efforts to get justice from his late cousin. >> [indiscernible] nothing happened while they were in the store, they came out of the store, and a short time later ms. bryant comes out of the store. emmett left to make people laugh, he told a joke. but due to the atmosphere in 1955, eight black man whistling at a white woman, that was filled. >> reverend wheeler par

paige? hi, pup! are you a puppy? yes, you are! this may seem odd and a little dramatic.you go, you get a big boy lead now. bye—bye, sweetheart. many guide dog users stay in touch with their puppy raisers. but many do not. thanks a lot. i'll ring you tomorrow. lisa knows this could be the last time she sees fergal. yeah, i�*m fine. it�*s hard, but you�*ve got to remember why you�*re doing it. guide dogs say they need more volunteers like lisa to help cut waiting times. people like us are needed so much to help people like you. the tears are worth it. thor the walrus has been on the move again — this time popping up in blyth. after spending new years eve in scarborough, he�*s since migrated 100 miles north to the northumberland town where he�*s been relaxing on a pontoon. wildlife experts say it�*s a good sign that thor is heading in the direction of his natural habitat. people are being urged to leave the walrus in peace. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. if you�*re just stepping out, don�*t forget to take your brolly. because although one

the woman, paige herwig who's ove o overseeing this has been involved in senate negotiations over judgesave a meeting of the minds to find places of compromise. in the end even though ideology drives a lot of this, there's an important home state imperative to fill vacancies because of the litigation in the states. so i think in the middle of biden's four-year term there's an imperative to start affecting the south. >> now your reporting will make more people focus on it. thank you very much. it's fascinating. >>> after a five-day, 15-ballot floor fight, kevin mccarthy is now, finally, the speaker of the house. >> the gentleman from the great state of california and the next speaker of the 118th congress, kevin mccarthy. [ applause ] >> some yas, i don't know if there were boos, but it was loud. does this drawnout fight fore shaw doe how difficult it could be for mccarthy to govern the party. so joining us now columnist, mr. ben smith. good morning to you. >> that was a very easy question, yes, it's going to make it very hard. >> this is my question. is it going to be -- do you remember

you look at paige and you get her pregnant. >> oh.should have been giving that speech to nick cannon. >> i was going to say, doesn't nick cannon have -- just welcomed a 12th child. >> just stay out of this. >> now i have to weigh in on this? control room promised me you would handle it. >> lots of laughs and memorable moments last night, including that one. the ceremony returning to television after nbc pulled the broadcast because of the press associations lack of diversity. this year five of seven awards went to people of color. as stephanie elam looked glam! i want to know where you got those amazing earrings i saw on instagram. >> they got a lot of love. >> the whole thing was so good. >> reporter: thank you, poppy. this traditionally, the golden globes is the favorite award show, it's the first one out of the season, they get to drink wine, have a nibble throughout the show. you could see that in the chatter and the awards and speeches. look at how the night went. >> mr. spielberg, step up here. >> a big night for the fableman's

arizona, it has been snowing in flagstaff, prescott, paige almost down to cave creek.this is good news for lake meade's reservoir. this is the water that's going to melt later on this year and get into lake meade so it will take all of the snow there in the southern rockies and the colorado river basin that we can get. here's the rain though for tomorrow. a couple of big showers and storms across parts of the deep south. some areas may pick up between four and six inches of rainfall. we'll take what we can get. some spots very saturated. there's the next storm system. denver did get snow last night. this looks like it's a between pueblo, colorado springs. not into nebraska and farther south. snow into ohio and into the northeast. you know, this is some good news. ski resorts in new england have been really, really warm. i think they'll take the snow as long as the skiers can actually get there. >> as soon as i can get out of here i'm going to mount snow. >> fantastic. >> i'm looking at vermont and i'm going to ski the east with some real snow this weekend. the maine ca

. >> tyler pager and susan paige, thank you for being with us. i appreciate you coming in and having the time with us here on msnbc. the president makes his way to california, we're taing a closer look at the impact of those deadly storms on vulnerable communities. take a look at this video from the united farm workers showing workers during a break in a rainstorm. s that out in the field picking celery, using plastic smocks to stay dry. but keep their arms free. this is during the storms. one seasonal worker told nbc news he, quote, went from earning $700 a week during the prime picking season to $67 a week on unemployment. he was living off bread and water. joining us now is -- for those who are not ensured or don't have the ability to miss work for a day, what's the impact of this extreme flooding on the communities? >> the impact really cannot be overstated. we have seen this time and time again in california first with wildfires and now we're seeing it with flooding. feem have insurance, they are able to rebuild. they are able to build stron

is , keen to get your votes paige is, keen to get your votes in and we'll get you the results of thoseery shortly. but to debate this, i'm delighted to welcome david livermore , welcome david livermore, professor of microbiology at the university of east anglia and journalist and broadcaster nina mischka . david, let me start mischka. david, let me start with you. should we bring back covid restrictions to save the nhs ? n0, covid restrictions to save the nhs ? no, we suppose they saved nhs? no, we suppose they saved the nhs three years ago with restrictions and clearly the nhs today is wobbling. we failed in that saving the nhs and what's being talked of is bringing back masks. well, look at china. the chinese are encouraged be assiduous maskers masks are still compulsory. there have been photographs shows them wearing and yet they've gone negligible numbers of cases month ago to a quarter of a billion people infected within three weeks. masks fail. they don't work. what we achieve all the restrictions over the past three years was to disrupt our natural ecology with a range of viruse

is , keen to get your votes paige is, keen to get your votes in and we'll get you the results of thoseery shortly. but to debate this, i'm delighted to welcome david livermore , welcome david livermore, professor of microbiology at the university of east anglia and journalist and broadcaster nina mischka . david, let me start mischka. david, let me start with you. should we bring back covid restrictions to save the nhs ? n0, covid restrictions to save the nhs ? no, we suppose they saved nhs? no, we suppose they saved the nhs three years ago with restrictions and clearly the nhs today is wobbling. we failed in that saving the nhs and what's being talked of is bringing back masks. well, look at china. the chinese are encouraged be assiduous maskers masks are still compulsory. there have been photographs shows them wearing and yet they've gone negligible numbers of cases month ago to a quarter of a billion people infected within three weeks. masks fail. they don't work. what we achieve all the restrictions over the past three years was to disrupt our natural ecology with a range of viruse

children at paige primary school and nursery in bradford. the first to be part of a pioneering scheme to get youngsters to become active. the £55,000 project, which encourages pupils to walk to school , has been encourages pupils to walk to school, has been championed by the mayor of west yorkshire, who hopesit the mayor of west yorkshire, who hopes it will also improve air quality in the. sadly, one in 20 deaths in west yorkshire associate with poor air quality. so this is an initiative that i can take as the mayor and hopefully we'll be rolling that out across schools in west yorkshire, working with living . yorkshire, working with living. it really does help in the long term for all, all the family, not just the kids, the parents to try and find some time in the week towards school. those behind the project are hoping healthy travel habits instilled in the children will last them a lifetime. as part of journey in terms of trying to prepare our children to become young , children to become young, responsible and healthy citizens society. t

paige? hi, pup! are you a puppy? yes, you are! this may seem odd and a little dramatic.it. and these are some of the problem solving skills paige will need if she's to make it as a guide dog. at around seven weeks old, these pups will be dropped off to their puppy raising families. for lisa's first pup, fergal, it's the end of one journey, but the start of another. i've got all this. i'm packing the three toys up from home. his biscuits that i always give him — half a biscuit at bedtime. this, i've had it made and had his name put on it and his id number. the day has come for fergal to start his advanced training. that means lisa must say a painful goodbye. i want him as upset as little as possible. they're his toys. there you go, you get a big boy lead now. bye—bye, sweetheart. many guide dog users stay in touch with their puppy raisers. but many do not. thanks a lot. i'll ring you tomorrow. lisa knows this could be the last time she sees fergal. yeah, i'm fine. it's hard, but you've got to remember why you're doing it. guide dogs say they need more volunteers like lisa

." >> what might have happened had paige tried to go through with this idea that he could reject electoralon suc as arizona, pennsylvania, wisconsin and georgia? >>> anyone -- it would have immediately closed the country into what i characterize would be tantamount to a revolution within a paralyzing constitutional crisis. >> there's just no way that the framers of the constitution we divided power and authority, wh separated it out, who had broke away from george iii and declared him to be a tyrant, there is know a that they would have put in the hands of one person the authority to determine who was going to be president of the united states. >> but president trump now saw vice president pence prame as a man who could keep him in the white house for four more years. >> on december 23rd, president trump retreated a memo from a individual named everett raichlen entitled operation pence card. they called and the vice president to refuse electoral college votes on certain states and certified joe biden as the winner. >> he had been pressuring him behind the scenes, so now he is going public.

that is the topic of my big opinion monologue, which paige in our digital team has crafted into a videows. the ai pupils face online lessons as teachers plan strike the times two in three voters think nhs offers bad service and light at the end of the tunnel for rail strikes. hopes of a breakthrough in the rail dispute are growing after the transport secretary gave permission for a fresh pay offer to be made. mark harper struck an optimistic tone as he confirmed that rail bosses were working with a revised mandate in an attempt to prevent future strikes. we can but hope the financial times sunak to block scottish transgender bill in constitutional nuclear option and the daily star. last but not least , of course, it's and the daily star. last but not least, of course, it's all gone to hell. deal with the devil. surge in youngsters. turning to satanism . youngsters are satanism. youngsters are increasingly ditching religion and turning to satan worship according to top boffins. well, they are going to burn in hell. and those are your front pages . and those are your front pages. let's ge

that is the topic of my big opinion monologue, which paige in our digital team has crafted into a videows. the ai pupils face online lessons as teachers plan strike the times two in three voters think nhs offers bad service and light at the end of the tunnel for rail strikes. hopes of a breakthrough in the rail dispute are growing after the transport secretary gave permission for a fresh pay offer to be made. mark harper struck an optimistic tone as he confirmed that rail bosses were working with a revised mandate in an attempt to prevent future strikes. we can but hope the financial times sunak to block scottish transgender bill in constitutional nuclear option and the daily star. last but not least , of course, it's and the daily star. last but not least, of course, it's all gone to hell. deal with the devil. surge in youngsters. turning to satanism . youngsters are satanism. youngsters are increasingly ditching religion and turning to satan worship according to top boffins. well, they are going to burn in hell. and those are your front pages . and those are your front pages. let's ge

paige?st: my dad always said if you expect the worst you won't be disappointed and helped me a lot in washington over the years. but i feel better than a year ago because i think there's a lot more uncertainty about things, as much as we have gridlock still, i've been surprised at how much president biden has been able to accomplish and how often they've been people across across the aisle to get things through as far as pandemic relief, for example. there's a couple dozen of republicans in the house and senate who have crossed over once they can reach an accord. the hard part is getting to that middle ground. i think we know how to do it in this country but have to do it more often. host: mr. thomas, same question to you. guest: this is a historical event in this new congress because representative elect santos from new york, long island, has managed to become corrupt before he got to congress and something very surprising. i'm optimistic in the sense the founders built a great system with

the lives of nearly 200, including 13 american service members, among them iowa's very own corporal paige. major loving was on the scene within hours of the bombing and immediately worked to triage and prepare patients while taking enemy fire. with few resources, she provided medical care to patients, including five who were critically injured, and a 2-year-old with a traumatic brain injury. during the eight-hour flight to safety, all 22 patients survived. she's the epitome of a winged angel, heroic, selfless, and providing rescue to those in time of critical need. with all of iowa, i join saluting her as we could not be prouder. moreover, her thank you, mr. speaker he -- thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today fror my first floor speech to commemorate what should have been the 50th

children at paige primary school and nursery in bradford are among the first to be part of a pioneering. the £55,000 project acts which encourage pupils to walk to school , which encourage pupils to walk to school, has been championed by the mayor of west yorkshire, who hopes it will also improve air quality in the region. sadly one in 20 deaths in west yorkshire associate with poor air quality . so this is an air quality. so this is an initiative that i can take as the mayor and hopefully we'll be rolling that out across more schools in west yorkshire , schools in west yorkshire, working with living streets. it really does help in the long term all, the family, term for all, all the family, not just the kids, the to parents try and find some time in the week towards school. those behind the project are hoping healthy travel habits instilled in the children will last them a lifetime . as part of last them a lifetime. as part of our journey terms of trying to prepare our children to become young, responsible and healthy citizens of society , this is citizens of society, this is just been