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. >> coming up katie porter did it again. she may have foreseen or during her magic in the house hearing on this program in her first month as a member of congress. because the first time i saw congressman katie porter do her thing in the house hearing, i brought that video to the screen of this program that night. so after this break we will see katie porter do it again. this is one of her specialties, crushing ceos about how they run their companies. how they pay themselves. tonight katie porter video is next. and congressman porter will join us and get tonight's last word. 's reshaping and reimagining her four-acre. slice of heaven. it's not hard to tell she's the real deal. renee runs with us on a john deere 1series tractor because out here, you can't fake a job well done. nothing runs like a deere. get a 1sseries tractor starting at $99 per month.

. >> katy porter did it again. you may have first seen her doing her magic in the house hearing on this program in her first month as a member of congress. the first time i saw congressman katie porter doing her thing, i brought that video, after this break, you will see katie porter doing it again. this is one of her specialty. her video is next and congresswoman porter will join us and get tonight's last word. n us and get tonight's last word (judith) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary,

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billy porter is proof that you can have a career.eat and has had some of the most important film and television roles in his life after he was diagnosed with hiv. so what billy wants people to understand is that if he can do it anyone can. he wants to be a beacon of light and hope and motivation for people who are in the dark and hiding right now, suffering from the same illness. 2007, with his career on the precipice as well and he did not think he had a career left. he also pointed out that perhaps the covid pandemic had made people re—evaluate things like hiv. it is an interesting point, isn't it? yes. he spoke about that. he said it was the first time that he came to terms when he grew up everyone called him all sorts of horrible names and he was ashamed of what he was and he did not think that god loved him because he was different and he carried the shame for so long until the pandemic where he said he was able to see a trauma therapist and get in touch with who he was and come to terms to accepted and, also, finally to reveal

porter: mr. miller, i don't want to humiliate you by reading your emails into the record about the new metric full. would you like to restate whether or not you lobbied for against the new metric? did you lobby against the new metric, yes or no? yes or no? >> we lobbied for improvements to the new metrics. we were not lobbying against the new metrics. what you're saying is correct. we want common definitions. you are completely correct. rep. porter: you want a common definition. apparently there are other issues with it. my point here is that you were defending the system in which opo's -- you were operating under a system in which opo b was much worse than opo a, but in reality opo b was going to every possible donor, regardless of whether they would not get turned down, wet carless -- regardless of whether it might be easy. opo letter a come on the other hand, they might have 80 eligible deaths because, say, the ceo of that opo wanted to go on vacation and they took the opo's private jet, which

billy porter is proof that you can have a career.mportant film and television roles in his life after he was diagnosed with hiv. so what billy wants people to understand is that if he can do it anyone can. he wants to be a beacon of light and hope and motivation for people who are in the dark and hiding right now, suffering from the same illness.— same illness. 2007, with his career on — same illness. 2007, with his career on the _ same illness. 2007, with his career on the precipice - same illness. 2007, with his career on the precipice as i same illness. 2007, with his i career on the precipice as well and he did not think he had a career left. he also pointed out that perhaps the covid pandemic had made people re—evaluate things like hiv. it is an interesting point, isn't it? , , is an interesting point, isn't it? , , ., ., it? yes. he spoke about that. he said it _ it? yes. he spoke about that. he said it was _ it? yes. he spoke about that. he said it was the _ he said it was the first time that he came to terms with the trauma t

i want to show everyone a clip here's billy porter in "pose."me and i'm not the only one every year i watch hundreds of kids flock to the city looking for what they lost after the church threw them away that's what your church done that's what your church did to me [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: billy porter amazing. amazing. [ cheers and applause the final season of "pose" airs sundays at 10:00 p.m. on fx. look for the music, look for the book we'll be right back with a a performance from mustafa stick around ♪ [ cheers and applause when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: ma

gregory porter, a two-time grammy award winner who has gone from the stage to the kitchen with "the porteries on youtube celebrating food, family and giving back. >> and i just ate the food. >> already started. >> it's all over my dress. that's why i have on this apron. it is delicious. today he's kicking off our series, "the global grill." yes, so i can't wait. it was sitting there in front of me talking to me. and the global grill is testing grill dishes from all over the world, and since this weekend is the unofficial kickoff to summer here at home, we're starting in the good old usa with the all-american spread that will shake up your memorial day weekend barbecue. it was really good, gregory, i'm going to tell you. the rib on my plate is gong. you're starting us off with your recipe for rib, maple butter glazed baby back ribs. that's a mouthful and sounds delicious. >> yes. >> what do we need to do before getting them on the grill? >> okay, we're going to put some spice rub on our ribs. i've already done the bottom part and we do the spice rub and then we're going to put it on the gri

ood to see you there they are we're going to start this morning, we've got billy porter. joe fryer's got more on porter's recent revelation. >> in a powerful interview with "the hollywood reporter" released yesterday, billy porter revealed he has been living with hiv for the last 14 years. he says shame compelled him to hide all those years, fearful of what would happen if loved ones and people in his industry knew the reality. now he's sharing his truth >> it's time to put my big boy pants on and talk. >> reporter: billy porter has always lived his life out loud but in an emotional interview "the hollywood reporter" the broadway tv and fashion icon explained why he lived in silence for 14 years after he was diagnosed with hiv. >> there's a shame connected to it, based on the world, the stigma >> reporter: porter says he was diagnosed in 2007, the same year he filed for bankruptcy and discovered he had type 2 diabetes >> 2007 was the worst year of my life. >> reporter: after growing up in a religious family, porter says he struggled to come to terms with his hiv diagnosis

porter: yes. ms. hempowicz, i appreciate that the -- that pogo has done extensive work on the issue of vacancies as well. is it fair to say that pogo has raised concerns about vacancies and the use of acting officials during the administrations of both parties? ms. hempowicz: yes, ma'am. rep. porter: the trump administration's actions revealed ambiguity and loopholes in the clinton era bipartisan vacancy intervention in this law needs updating. fair for a long time but for the last four years it has become very plain. my bill, the accountability for acting officials act, would close many loopholes in the current law. we have talked about how the issue of making sure we have qualified officials is a bipartisan one because it is about making sure government is effective, protecting the constitutional say of congress. and yet it has always historically been bipartisan. but as i prepare to introduce the act tomorrow i still have yet to find a republican to co-lead the bill. it's frustrating and it's disap

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is represented of porter here? -- is representative porter here? going once, twice, we'll come back to you if you return. i would like to call about representative mccollum for five minutes of questions. representative mccollum. rep. mccollum: thank you. i thought it was interesting point and counterpoint because of overflow and the expense on counties. that is something i am very glad we are looking at. and joshua tree, i know blm had some area next to it that was underdeveloped for what could be used for. pre-covid, i was there and i don't have my notes in front of me. i would like to take a second to maybe have you talk about sometimes on a public land, we have competition for how they are going to be used. whether park service or blm. and, renewable energy needs to be something that is part of our future if we are going to be not only energy independence but as the u.s. department of defense, the change of the strategic detriment to our ability to be a strong nation. and live in a beautiful world. if you could tell me a little bit, stress again

but as katie porter was telling us, this is an enormous amount of revenue that the federal government is just sacrificing. just leaving on the table. very deliberately by choice of republicans in congress, who have repeatedly defunded, they have done everything they can to defund the irs. the irs is of course a law enforcement agency, so that is defunding the police who collect our federal taxes. former commissioner john koskinen is now connected, john former irs commissioner joining us by phone. i want to get your reaction to the biden proposal of what we can do just by better irs enforcement? >> magically i appear. >> yes. >> it is clear, i've been talking about it ever since i was the commissioner starting in 2013, and as you note, the congress has underfunded the

thank you very much for joining us tonight, congressman porter. republican voters every day. what is your feel for the bipartisanship of the support by voters of the biden agenda? >> the american people want washington to help solve some of the problems and challenges that they are facing, including things like being unable to afford college, being unable to afford childcare, the high price of prescription drugs, our aging infrastructure. we need to help more seniors. that is what they want leaders in congress to be focused on, not an opposing administration but solving problems and to hear senator mitch mcconnell say get all he wants to do is oppose and administration, a party, rather than evaluate the quality of ideas that the president is putting forward republicans in congress to not adequately fund the irs. >> no, i mean the treasury secretary yellen shouldn't be shocked at the situation. it's the result of policy choices. policy choices that republicans have made to dodge the irs from simply doing its job. and who does this benefit? it benef

seth: the wonderful billy porter >> you know, famed actor/singer, amazing billy porter, actually accostedow, and he was very supportive and sweet. but we understood. and he said, you know, "i just want to tell you the show is so good but i have to talk to you about one thing. i do have a note." and i said, "okay. and he said, "the claymation." and i was like, "what is he talking about? and he said, "the claymation, yoin the open. i said, "the puppets?" he said, "yeah, yeah, yeah, the puppets. so, i need to see your face and then your name your face and then your name not the puppet and then a name i don't know who you are based on the name and the puppet and all that being said, what is your name? he had this like 15 minute conversation with me and didn't know my name, but knew who i was, knew my show. so billy porter, this is for you. we have now our real faces and our names. but i think we'll switch it up every year it'll be fun >> seth: i feel like when you were becoming a master puppeteer they should have taught you the importance of making the puppet so specific to the actor that thi

and we're trying to make meaningful steps to close that gap. >> and congresswoman porter, history willrs lack of resources was a direct decision made by republicans in congress to not adequately fund the irs. >> treasury secretary yellen shouldn't be shocked at this situation, it's result of policy choices. policy choices that republicans have made to gut the irs from simply doing its job. who does this benefit? cheaters? call a spade a spade, there are cheaters. who are they? disproportionately the nation's largest corporations and mega, ultrawealthy. everybody else does their very best, sits down, goes through turbotax, digs out folder, accounts for the $10 they gave to charity and large corporations cheat us out of a trillion dollars a year. can do something about that by fully funding the irs and allowing it to do its work enforcing the tax code. >> we're seeing tonight that republican party in the house seems to be divided over the fiction most of them advance about the last presidential election. but what we don't see is any real stepping forward by any republicans in the house t

and others, like are porters without borders? they say this is a 1st amendment case and the u. s. is trying to punish the science for exposing wrong, doing p o u n is, but if you could, if you go, no shit, just minutes. but it seems like allowing me to deal with an evaluation this some believe you got it and then you should put them in the last few listen. i'm putting hands if you get them, we feel the money out of my will understand what you even they up with a lot of the union did julian a sons encouraged chelsea manning to steal secret documents as the prosecution claims manning was pardoned by obama and is now a free woman, but just before the start of the trial, she's again summon to appear before the grand jury asked if sponge helped her leak secrets. she tells the judge, i'd rather star myself to death than change my position on this case. as a result, she goes to prison again and has to pay half the fines, but she does not give in fascination of the killing of roaches. generally the killing of children that is a real hom that should be discussed in court. and not with juli

porter says.are heightened by so little rain contra costa county fire protection district just increase their staffing to a peak fire season response one month ahead of schedule, the amount of moisture that's in brush and trees right now early may is about equivalent what we would see in july or august or finding the need this year. to staff up and be ready for what looks like it could be as challenging as last year count. fire has hired roughly 1400 firefighters and more seasonal firefighters. five of 12 fire hawk helicopter zahren service still there right on estimated that fire season is approximately 75 days longer than it was 30 years ago. we aren't deep conditions quite yet, but it's coming very quickly. it's not gonna be in june. it's gonna be sometime between now and june. be hitting peak in this area. last year, you'll remember the ellen you lighting complex fire in the north. this easy you in on the peninsula and the #### to you. complex fire in the east bay. so fire officials are really

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we talked about porter with dr. monica gandhi. >> this was this stigma that we have in our society.t would be true in hollywood as well. as a black man and as someone who grew up in religion this is what we have to be combating. >> experts say people with hiv can go on to live normal and healthy lives as long as they continue proper treatment and medication. >>> happening tonight, the warriors take on the lakers in the nba play in tournament. the winner automatically advances to the playoffs. we have team coverage tonight. not 6:00 let's hear from j.r. stone outside of chase center in san francisco where watch parties are about to get going. there is some excitement in there, jr.'s >> reporter: the sun is out. the energy is building and quite frankly i don't think there is a better spot to watch warriors basketball than right here outside of the chase center with double nation. you look off here and i know the people aren't here but the game is at 7:00 but the size of that screen, it is big and it is going to be rocking outside of the chase center tonight. >> to be able to also be o

pull race reports from porter. the after year of silence friends were in full voice again as the hours ticked down to the champion. bleak final chelsea in manchester, city supporters had been allowed to travel to portugal, armed with negative covert tests and with promises of relax room. but this wasn't welcomed by everyone. i think it's ok that people want to celebrate, but he did too much disrespecting on rules here. i'm here because i see the 8th grade the and i i came here to see when i some funds stayed away from the crowds. these chelsea support is running 9 years old when the team last one, the trophy race had the best part on swami kelsey. went in as underdogs despite beating city twice in the f, a cup and premier league. the manchester side seemingly destined for their 1st champions league title after a stella season. but their manager pet guardiola surprisingly, chose a line up without any defensive midfield as well as chelsea cut through the city ranks to take the lead just before half time at the office

professor andrew porter from oxford university. professor andrew porter from oxford university.the international energy agency. it's part of a new study exploring how the world can achieve net—zero emissions by the middle of this century. the recommendation is one of 400 proposed by the agency in a new report. this afternoon, we'll be answering your questions on these recommendations in �*your questions answered'. jane hill will bejoined by our energy and environment analyst roger harrabin and the deputy editor of the carbon brief website, dr simon evans. you can get involved by tweeting your questions using the hashtag bbc your questions or by emailing yourquestions@bbc. co. uk. that's coming up at 3.30. the headlines on bbc news... as surge—testing for the indian covid variant continues — borisjohnson says that at present, plans to unlock are on track. police prepare to excavate at a cafe in gloucester, searching for mary bastholm — a suspected victim of the serial killer, fred west. violence between israelis and palestinian militants shows no signs of easing — president biden

experience the pain as well as the pleasure of supporting their football team. 6 will re al jazeera porter. i let's take you through some of the headlines here now just are now the president of the democratic republic of congo says the situation is serious, but under control. that can days after the option of africa's most active volcano, at least $400000.00 people have abandoned their homes. tens of thousands of people have rallied across brazil to condemn president general scenarios. handling of the current a virus pandemic, also known as over the holding campaign values. so for next year's election, west african leaders a set to meet in response to a mandatory coo and molly colonel who ousted civilian leaders. last week's, become the new insur and president has been invited to the meeting. in asia has relates to rainy and panamanian tank is seized on suspicion of illegally transferring oil. the empty horse and its crew of now being the schools without in the nation. waters panamanian tankers seized at the same time was also released on friday. the captains of both vessels was sentenced

experience the pain, as well as the pleasure of supporting their football team. 6 full reef al jazeera porter, and you can see what that victory meant to. chelsea fans who couldn't travel to portugal, money, celebrated in a fun zone before the party spilled out onto the streets of west london. well, you saw the scenes of funds out on the streets in boy porto and london. there's been a strong reaction to that in portugal pool reese is there for us, pull some unhappy people there this morning and porter. what are they saying yesterday where you had one of them when we spoke to yesterday, who would just absolutely incredulous at the scene she was witnessing the portuguese, still living with so many cobra restrictions and thousands of english football fans being allowed to come over here. drink industries gathering huge groups, not where mosques. yes, they've got cobra test, but it certainly left a bad taste in the mouth for many portuguese hair. i don't think the younger is directed per se, the football funds. i think that is a realism, the if you say to them, it's ok to come over here and you d

porter, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yes on h.r. 2547. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. correa, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. correa will vote yes on h.r. 2547.

. >>> billy porter's powerful truth. opening about his positive hiv diagnosis. us live opening up about her mental health challenge and how beyonce and kelly rowland have supported her through it all. >>> celebrating paul mooney. the trail blazer comedian known for pushing boundaries and work with richard pryor and dave chappelle. >> i'm just having fun. >> we look back on his life this morning. ♪ i feel alive ♪ >>> and we are live in mexico as a historic church emerges from this giant lake seen in these jaw-dropping photos as we say, good morning, america. ♪ ♪ >>> boy, it was something to see ginger in the kayak right in front of that church when we went to break. >> something to see. we can't wait for her to show us more of that historic church that's been submerged for years and now people are actually able to go inside. ginger will take us inside this morning. >> yes, she will. >>> also, it is mental health awareness month. this morning -- i don't know if you realize this -- marks the first annual mental health action day. over a thousand companies are comin

in an interview porter says that the truth is the healing and a quote.e this frees me porter won an emmy for his hiv positive character. pray tell on the fx series pose. he says the isolation of the pandemic led him to reflect on his secret. >> a terrifying surveillance footage shows an 11 year-old girl fighting off a would be kidnapper. how police say they tracked him down. it's the memorial day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now $1,799. only for a limited time. tonight, an 11 year-old girl here in florida. >> you see she gets knocked down. she fights off this attack or a would be kidnapper. she was waiting there at a bus stop. yeah, this encounter was all caught on camera. as you can see there, deputies say that a car pulled up to the girl. >> and then a man with a knife. he jumps out and grabs her, but she fought back reporter melissa ma

. >>> after billy porter revealing he's living with hiv and has been for 14 years.with that, it's time. i've been living with it and being in the shame of it long enough porter says with today's advancements in medicine and treatment for hiv, he's the healthiest he's ever been, writing i'm going to die from something else before i die from this billy porter. >>> covid in tokyo is a horrible way these days, and there are serious safety concerns about whether they can actually pull off the olympics today the international olympic committee reassured japan's public that the games will be safe the ioc president saying nearly 75% of olympic village residents have already been vaccinated and the committee expects the number to increase before the games begin. many in japan are worried the games will be a superspreader. the hard truth here, less than 2% of the population there has been fully vaccinated. still, athletes on team usa are in the final stretch of training, pushing for a spot on the medal podium like pole vaulter sandy morris she was a millimeter away from gold

as the money porter pasco london was reported missing with a later found on his body, strangled in the hotel suite. the list of stolen valuable community, a jewelry store, and more than 200 gold marks in cash. the reward of 10000 marks was offered for any information that could lead to the arrest of the fate. baron, the man's real name was vill him bloomer. the 44 year old was a writer, and desperate to see his dramas performed on stages across the mouth. but to realize his dream, he needed money. oscar longer the dean is victim. eventually the poet was tracked down in trenton. soon after using arrest, he caught his wrists. today, his name can only be found in old police bonds. and in the annals of hotel ah, for over a century, this grand hotel on teresa plans to set the stage a great dramas and comedy is spectacular entrances. and tragic departure is a luxury hotel with a distinctive aura, who's inaugurated in 1907, destroyed at the end of world war 2 and reopened in 1997. the outline is situated in the heart of berlin. the outlines vibrant history is its greatest asset. a legend you

porter, kidding aside, what is going on? and fewer of the movie houses are going to be streaming them, bringing them directly to theaters now. so what are we looking at? >> well, we're looking at the first serious stage of the streaming wars because, yes, people will flock to the theaters right now, but time warner and most of the other studios are going to start streaming the theatrical features that they play in the theaters much, much quicker, the day in date window used to be 90 days and now it's going to be more like a week and that's because the audience is on the internet and streaming, not going to movie theaters, not watching network television or what the industry experts call legacy tv. the cord cutting is going on apace. the demographics of tv viewership has shifted very radically towards the over 16 year olds and 18-34's that advertisers want are all on streaming, they're not anywhere else and amazon is right now spending maybe eight or 10 billion dollars a year on creating content while their competitors, disne

porter joel dahl roy how unusual is this policy it's believed to be in on precisely into the restriction now it was already very difficult for strain citizens to return to their own country with some waiting many months and spending tens of thousands of dollars for a seat on a rare flyers for. now it is in fact a criminal offense if you attempt to return to having been in india for the last 2 weeks and you threatened with up to 5 years in jail and fines of over 60000 dollars now other countries which have closed the travel with india still allow citizens to return provided that they have tested and of coron teemed but not a stray there which is extremely cautious for example it's frequently shuts down major cities and locks them down if just one or 2 cases are detected now this policy does actually work however because there are very few active cases in a straight year and the study has suffered very few deaths during the pandemic however it comes at a cost to those citizens who are stranded abroad so what so they have potential punishment there for people trying to return how many peopl

so now that we've talked about porter tests, i'd like to expand our view of the white house collection to include women's sculptors and painters some of whom you may actually be familiar with next slide. so we'll begin with mary cassat who is a prominent 19th and 20th century painter and she's known as the only american included in the french school of impressionists cassat exhibited her work alongside famous artists like dega monet and renoir in paris, and she popularized impressionism back home in america. she was one of the few successful female artists of this period and she was especially known for her depictions of domestic life motherhood and children one of her works in the white house collection is titled young mother and two children and it came to the white house during the johnson administration and if we go to the next slide, we'll see it. so you can see on the left hand side here young mother and two children as i said, it's very characteristic of a cassat work as it shows motherhood femininity and domestic life. i also included this awesome photo of president lyndon john

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porter vessels respond to a distress call 10 oracle -- 10 nautical miles from shore. the mission is to monitor and document as much as they can, seeing proper procedures are followed and human rights are upheld. this is just one of many rescues taking place. among those on board, women and very young children. the u.k. porter force, what is obliged to do under international law that brought these people to safety to the port of dover -- i've counted 30, maybe 40 people crowded onto the vessel, to dinghies that they used to make their journey. they will be processed here and then taken to a variety of forms of accommodation for the start of what could be a lengthy asylum application process. while they are treated with care, they are not welcomed with open arms by a conservative government intent on discouraging asylum-seekers. an immigration lawyer who gives much of his time to channel rescue. >> she wants to fix a broken immigration system -- she is the one who has broken it at her ideas are to totally change peoples perception, putting people in military eric's, mil

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. >> congressman katie porter, thank you for joining us once again, we always learn something important, more than one or two things when you join us, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> katie porter gets nights last work the 11th hour with brian williams starts right now. >> good evening once again, day 120 of the biden administration, we have a live picture for you tonight of times square in a newly we're open new york city. this is what life looks like now, 423 days after it was all shut down because of the pandemic. the city that became the epicenter of the virus now is the latest symbol of the nation simple towards hopeful and cautious recovery. even as we get closer to normal the political battles over the deadly january 6th attack on our capital have intensified. tonight the house of representatives passed a bill to create a bipartisan commission to investigate the riot and insurrection. despite an effort from house republican leader kevin mccarthy to kill it. the vote was two 52 to 1 75, which means, 35 republicans broke ranks with their own leadership, crossed over to join de

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