only 200 people allowed in the house chamber. s that a fraction of the 1,600 that they usually have. >> i think audience response is important. when you have a limited audience, the people spaced very far apart, it creates completely different atmosphere in the room. >> with so few members, this may be the biggest change since lyndon johnson shifted his address to prime time in 1964. the january riot lingers in the minds of security officials. >> access control is number 1. you have to make sure that whoever gets inside that chamber is supposed to be there. >> gop tim scott will deliver the response. let's see if he talks about police reform. neil? >> neil: now to the omb director under president trump, russell good to see you. a lot of spending here and a lot of tax hikes. the irony being the record number and amount of tax hikes, they don't come close to footing the entire 6 1/3 trillion bill between the rescue plan, the jobs plan, the families plan. lots of plans. even with those tax hikes, not nearly enough to cover them all. w

majorities describe joe biden as presidential, as competent, as focused, all things people want from a ad s isethat in your wheel-housewritten about. and these are things that are accruing to those overall approval numbers, john. >> dickerson: that is how he is doing on the promises he made in the campaign. what about the ground he wants to plow going forward. what does the immediate future look like? >> one of the promises, john, was to the bipartisan. people think on balance he is trying to work with congressional republicans. but, of course, there are some hurtles there. one is that the rank-and-file republicans in the country still will not say that joe biden is the legitimate winner of the 2020 election. that puts pressure, of course, on the republican delegation there. and though on policy matters he has some popular policies. notably as he heads into this speech, talking about infrastructure. in principle, if you ask people about bridges, you get support. but joe biden's infrastructure plan still gets majorit things, you're numbers can at least be decent. >> dickerson: we'll see if the politics get in the way.

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we are looking at a majority in the house of 60's. many peopleng about whether this administration has a mandate to make the big changes they are trying to push their. >> i definitely think there are bipartisan discussions and bipartisan outreach in washington, d.c. democrats know that they have the power that they are able to run things and they do not necessarily need to compromise with republicans. at the same point, outside of the d.c. bubble, we have seen president biden go ahead and start pitching this plan to the american people. i think we are going to see something similar which we saw with the $1.9 trillion covert package. you did not -- covert package -- covid package. you our republican state and local officials, and say yes, this bill is going to be positive for us. jonathan: the previous bill had a simple and compelling message about a k ship recovery. the bottom end of the k needed some relief. this time around, the president is talking about china eating our lunch, the middle class getting fleeced, yellen talking about a global mi

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people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org 's has the white house considered leaving the border security after video theas-year-old of being thrown over the wall? >> i saw the video and i don't think anyone who saw the video were incredibly alarmed. are you concerned more about the kids safety or kids getting in? carley: fox news pressing the white house after this shocking video showed us how dangerous conditions are right now. >> two dollars being stranded by smugglers. state senator mark mores joins us now. thank you for taking time. that area just west of el paso which is rough terrain. you saw is video. what is your reaction? >> we all just gasped when we saw those little girls dropped, i have seen the fence. it is a steep drop to rough terrain, rocky, desert, it made us gas and for these people to do something like that, these are the same people running drugs into our communities and crime through the roof in mexico and it makes us sick that the federal government hasn't taken care of this issue for years and years and years and on top of that defund the police movement that is scaring so many fo

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president of zillow on "closing bell" it's not just urban people moving to s say smaller homes to larger homes and vice versa do they sell their housere downsizing, this would be a great opportunity because most people are looking to up size so i just think it depends on what your particular opportunity is and what cities that you're looking in i knomentioned earlier, my daugr is going to new york college in the fall we're looking for housing opportunities, it's easier now than 12 months ago it depends on the equation you're on for the housing boom. >> congratulations to your daughter and you sounds like you're making much smarter real estate moves than i am we're long term holders so hopefully it will pay off in the end. tim, you spelled out a bunch of headwinds earlier. what do you make of the housing market and do you think we can see a repeat of 2007, 2008 all over again >> door dash delivering thousands of casseroles to your new house from your neighbors. look, i think there is -- yes, there is another side of the housing rally which is that the affordable 17% year over year and on top of scarce inventory and you really have so

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jillian: house that different from an hour of m s nbc. what peopleeing is what their opinion is all the time. there seem to be very few recognizable stars. >> the commercials had more star power. like the oscars was at war with itself. iconic actors were trotted out mostly to make fools of themselves as. >> some editorial suggestions that were prepared after the screening of the movie i was in. he sounded drug. where they all on drugs? [music] >> that was glenn close. imagine patty davis or audrey hepburn having to work to try to be relevant or tweet at this point to try to be relevant in this atmosphere. this is like the tony awards, so irrelevant in a hotel lobby, it was a disaster. there was only one redeeming moment in this boring parade of grievance and it was when tyler perry accepted his oscar for philanthropy. >> i refuse to hate someone because they are mexico or black or wait or lb cici q. i refuse to hate someone because they are a police officer. i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. change happens in the middle was anyone who

even after the city spends hundreds of (mumbling) millions ofdollars on housing, s likely that thousands of people will still be unhoused and unsheltered. that is inhumane. permanent housing is a solution for homelessness. the city needs more tools to address our homelessness crisis. a safe shelter site would be a cost effective plan for permanent housing. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next caller, please. >> caller: hi. this is jordan davis. i oppose the legislation. i join the coalition on homelessness and their concerns. and although the amendments sound much better, i just cannot support this. even though i support housing, it is still a lot better to put in an investment in a roof over people's head. this this legislation is (bleeping), and it is not taking into consideration the needs. look at new york, the (bleeping) shelter costs a lot of money and is preventing housing exit. please stop this stupid-ass solution over this legislation. i yield my time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next caller, please. >> caller: good morning, chair haney, supervisors mar and safai. my nam

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place during the ottoman era and $915.00 the white house had avoided that term for decades for fear of alienating ally turkey thousands of people in armenia s. capital yerevan i'm have been commemorating the mass killings deportations and forced marches. indian authorities are scrambling to get oxygen tanks to hospitals overwhelmed by the world's worst coronavirus surge clinics across the country face acute shortages and say patients are dying as a result india said of global daily record for new infections for the 3rd consecutive day with more than 346000 confirmed cases. indonesia's military has declared a submarine that's been missing since last wednesday a sunken vessel this after searchers recovered debris a dent a find to be from the sub the vessel was carrying a crew of $53.00 all of whom are now presumed dead. this is d.w. news from berlin you can find much more on our website this. hello and welcome to new fresh edition from in good shape here we are again are you male or female or do you define yourself differently i'm asking because we want gender equality you're asking why is this question so important if you're sick or need to

even after the city spends hundreds of (mumbling) millions ofdollars on housing, s likely that thousands of people will still be unhoused and unsheltered. that is inhumane. permanent housing is a solution for homelessness. the city needs more tools to address our homelessness crisis. a safe shelter site would be a cost effective plan for permanent housing. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next caller, please. >> caller: hi. this is jordan davis. i oppose the legislation. i join the coalition on homelessness and their concerns. and although the amendments sound much better, i just cannot support this. even though i support housing, it is still a lot better to put in an investment in a roof over people's head. this this legislation is (bleeping), and it is not taking into consideration the needs. look at new york, the (bleeping) shelter costs a lot of money and is preventing housing exit. please stop this stupid-ass solution over this legislation. i yield my time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next caller, please. >> caller: good morning, chair haney, supervisors mar and safai. my nam

states losing house seat, illinois, michigan, ohio and west virginia a continuing trend of people moving out ofnd the northeast and midwest to the south and west, this is going on for quite s a drop of federal funding for a wide variety off projects including highways, schools, social services and so want, all based on population, it does have an impact. which states will gain a seat has a country's populationex shifts. texas, no big surprise will gain two seats, although estimates say they could gain as many as three, they were wrong it does show the influx of people into the lone star state. florida, another state that is seen a big influx again of two have been anticipated and missing estimates, also gaining a solitary state on colorado, montana, north carolina and oregon. all of this sets the stage for a pitched battle over redistrictingg. as for the overall population of the u.s. they came in at 331 million, 499,000, 281, that is up 7.4% from the last census ten years ago and it is the second slowest growth rate in the last 80 years, the population rate is slowing down by the way the fastest growing state in thes, last ten years texas no, tennessee no, florida no, uta

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i think he'll be prou to see a sister like you s-i-s-t-a, sitting with housing because one of his last mission was the poor people'spaign and part of that was around housing. thank you for being with us, secretary of hud, marcia fudge. >> thank you very much. >>> my thanks to hud secretary marcia fudge and her team. >>> coming up, another victory lap for the biden administration after a booming jobs report. we'll break that down next. if you love it, spoon it. introducing colliders. your favorite candy flavors twisted, chopped or layered into a dessert that's made to spoon. new colliders desserts. find them near the refrigerated pudding. when you buy this plant at walmart, they can buy more plants from metrolina greenhouses so abe and art can grow more plants. so they can hire vilma... and wendy... and me. so, more people can go to work. so, more days can start with kisses. when you buy this plant at walmart. ♪♪ . >>> welcome back to "politicsnation." we still have a lot to discuss about other news this week and i want to turn now to my panel. former deputy secretary of labor under the obama administration, chris l

people inside of fidel castro's house. the >> the mrp operates in the cities. they specialize in sabotage. in these mountains, there is a another anti-castro force, the guerillas. in 1960's, it became a serious threat to fidel castro. he takes personal command of the military operation. resistance continues. late in september, castro comes to new york. he is an uninvited guest. he will attend the u.n. enteral assembly. -- general. while he is in new york, he sees nikita khrushchev. the date is september 20 6, 1960. -- 26. castro will tell the general assembly that the united states is seeking to overthrow him, is training -- training an army to overthrow his country, interfering with human affairs. he issues a statement in which he says that the united states is not doing enough for the cuban exiles. he says united states ought to help them. in their television debate, vice president nixon disagrees. >> i don't know what kennedy suggests when he says we should help those who oppose the castro regime. both in cuba, and without. i do know this, if we were to follow that recommendation, that we don't help our friends and it latin america, we would be cadet united nations, i

house easter egg roll get live streamed? >> that was in the clinton administration in the 1990's. >> how is social media changed it? i'm sure people are on the internet. >> there are some he things -- so many things going on. reading activities of the children and with the social media. you can see that in real time instead of having to wait. even just a few hours for an article to come up. it's instantaneous. >> i wonder if any countries around the world and their leaders have also reprobated -- replicated the easter egg roll since it worked so well in the united states. >> i don't know, but i know there are some presidential sites that host their own easter egg roll every year. i was in ohio for a family birthday and the national historic site is hosting. we will probably have some snow. >> let's talk about the most recent president. two terms of the obama administration. they had young children. how did the obamas host the white house easter egg hunt? >> the president played basketball. he is a huge fan of basketball. he plays on the white house passable court. -- basketball court. michelle obama really throw her -- throughout

people's house, you need a picture i.d. go to the democratic national convention? you need a picture i.d. get on an airplane, by the house, rent a house, by alcohol, six-packs, cigarettes, jewel l s , rent-a-car, purchase a gun, rent a hotel room, pick up a prescription, donate blood, purchase allegra d or alka-seltzer plus cold medicines, on and on and on, you need a picture i.d. is that also jim crow 2.0? of course not. voter integrity, voter ideas are the only things joe was lying about. continuing to try and sell his massive spending packages, pretending it's about emergencies covid relief and infrastructure when in reality it's all been about the socialist takeover of our economy and turning far left fantasies into this new nightmarish reality. what are the democrats doing to deflect? they are trying to redefine the words come out claiming that pretty much anything and everything counts as either infrastructure or emergency covert covid relief. kirsten gillibrand, "paid leave his infrastructure, child care's infrastructure, caregiving's infrastructure." no, senator, it's not infrastructure. but you know what is infrastructure? yeah, the keystone xl pipeline project that you

house how the closed door meeting on the escalated situation. thousands of people have been forced from their homes and cars . going into neighboring thailand after a s trying ordered by the army protesters are demanding a return to democracy more than 500 civilians have been killed since the start of february the u.k.'s and boy has expressed concern the special envoy was very clear. ringback description of what is going on on the ground in me and more and it is very worrying it is not only apparent in terms of the killings including of children which i mentioned but also the obituary detentions the violations of human rights and the pressure at the borders the increased violence all of those things i think i can say the council was united in its condemnation of what is going on. let's take a look at other stories making headlines around the world local reporters in mozambique have provided a glimpse into the ongoing fighting in palma with aerial footage an armed group gained control of the strategic northern town last week thousands of people have been displaced and has now fled to the professional capital. of the jailed kremlin critic alexa novelli

house berlin the city's 1920 s. dance club. 80 extras dancing with each other flirting kissing each other plus a crew of at least 30 people plus the actors but we did it under strict corona conditions. that johnson. because should. producers think what's worked for film and television could work for the rest of the city's cultural sector if the government gives theaters cinemas and clubs the chance to reopen. for the moment fans of berlin's legendary nightlife will have to make do with these small screen versions but for the city's film and television industry the party is just getting started. are you watching you do this is a reminder now of our 2 top stories this hour u.s. president joe biden has pledged to cut u.s. greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 president by the way the ambitious pledge at the opening of a global 2 day summit on climate change that he's hosting and india is battling an precedented surge in covert 19 infections a country record of the world's highest ever daily tally killing 315000 cases in just the last 24 hours health care infrastructure has collapsed and parts of the country. don't forget

house berlin the city's 1920 s. dance club. 80 extras dancing with each other flirting kissing each other plus a crew of at least 30 people plus the actors but we did it under strict corona conditions. but in the towns and. producers think what's worked for film and television could work for the rest of the city's cultural sector if the government gives theaters cinemas and clubs the chance to reopen. politicians maybe they do not have the time to hear the card for the sector right now just because you know the cinemas the theaters everybody has a concept to go back to work right now. for the moment fans of berlin's legendary nightlife will have to make do with these small screen versions but for the city's film and television industry the party is just getting started. very impressive indeed and joining me to talk about this is our film guru scott roxboro great to see you scott some incredible activity there how have film and t.v. industries in germany managed to get back to production levels that actually exceed prepared to make standard. yeah well i mean i guess you could say the film industry probably enough got creat

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*s engineers have developed a backpack that can help blind and visually impaired people navigate while out and about. the open source and nonprofit project features voice—controlled backpack that housesal time. it then talks to the wearer describing their surroundings. and finally, car—maker volkswagen changed its name to voltswagen to highlight its cleaner electric car after that whole diesel emissions scandal. the company posted some graphics and changed the name on its american twitter profile, but the german company eventually admitted it was just a hilarious april fools�* joke, which it had posted early in march — famously, the wrong month for april fools�*. now, a few years ago, we visited mit in boston, and one of the most memorable departments there was csail, the computer science and artificial intelligence labs, it is where they make all the weird robots. but now i worry the department might have put itself out of a job. you see, one researcher there has built a machine that can build more machines. lj rich has been finding out how it works. you are witnessing the miracle of birth. a fully—assembled drone freshly printed by machine. laser factory works by cutting out slices

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champion chairs the house of commons international development committee — she says this will damage the reputation of the aid industry. unfortunately, it is going to knock people�*s these are incredibly vulnerable people. there is a massive power imbalance in the relationship between the donors, the aid workers and people that are in receipt of their support. and so, right from the very beginning of every project, safeguarding needs to be embedded and until we see that happening as an absolute automatic, until we see the very people that are there to receive the aid being viewed as partners, as people who know best how to both invest the money but also build in the safeguardings, these scandals are just going to keep on coming up. and i don�*t understand why the aid sector as a whole doesn�*t address this once and for all. and that is why it pains me that this has happened to oxfam, because i know they have been trying to really uncover all examples of where there are weaknesses in their system and change them. and that is part of the problem. you have to accept that, because you�*re dealing with vulnerable people, there is always the potential. what annoys me mo

s to date right now, the white house says it is looking for ways to give people who were scheduled to get the j and j vaccine either the fizer or moderna vaccine. despite the johnson and johnson pause, santa clara county is now expanding eligibility of the covid-19 vaccine, effective immediately. anyone who was 16 and older who lives and works in the county can get vaccinated. health officials say that the county is receiving a significant increase in the fizer and modern a vaccine supply from the federal government. this is on top of the allotment that the county receives from the state. i know some people have some doubts regarding hearing the news about the johnson johnson that scene right now, this take all the county will not be in answering that and we will not give any vaccines on this. we're clear that these are the ones that we assured they're safe for everybody. people 16 and over can schedule vaccination appointments through the counties, website and all people 16 and older are now eligible to receive the covid-19 vaccine in san francisco. last week, the city expanded eligi