randy: randy. lemonis: good to see you. this store is big. randy: it is. lemonis: isn't it? randy: yeah, it's a good size. lemonis: wow. how is your store set up differently than the other stores? sarah: well, if you know about tea, if you like a certain tea, we introduce you to our tea wall. dawn: would you like to smell? lemonis: yeah. see, you love it. look how passionate you are about it. this smells so authentic and so -- dawn: for the people that are true green tea lovers, there you go. lemonis: yeah. what does this store mean to you and your family? sarah: it means everything. i mean, my dad and i started this from the beginning. we laid the tile. lemonis: you guys built this store yourself? sarah: yeah, me and my dad and my brother. lemonis: i mean, there's more than just money invested here. there's a lot of heart. sarah: heart, yeah. lemonis: there's what? shayla: it's a family business. we take it very seriously. lemonis: and how much money do you have invested in this location? randy: $150,000. dawn: and the equipment is probably $80,000. lemonis: so you have $23

he serves as senior vice president for that organization and randy may who is president of the free state foundation. mr. may, in a general sense what is the state of social media in america today? >> i think it is troublesome in a general sense and i expect gerald might agree with me on that in fact i expect we may have more agreement in this discussion than we do sometimes in other areas but i think a lot of people perceive that their problems you know and they come from the left and the right they don't always agree on what the problems are and i'm sure we will discuss that and a lot of people agree that there may be issues with the social media companies in the so-called giant platforms having too much market power so their competition issues i think that need to be at least thought about and perhaps addressed and therefore revelatory issues so it is a topic that is deserving of serious public discussion that ought to be thoughtful despite how high the emotions run at times when discussing particular incidences related to what one company or another happens to have done. >> host: haro

. >> host: randy. may, do you have an issue with this definition of disinformation and misinformation? and what about controlling it? >> guest: well, it's difficult. i don't have a quibble that was substantial with his definition. i would say sometimes you have both. it's hard to separate the two. i'm going to use another example to illustrate though how we can go astray to quickly labeling something as disinformation or misinformation, and while i can why we have to be careful and why people get upset about the actions of twitter and facebook and others. i don't want to relitigate the election. i want to be careful about that because i don't want to be canceled in some other place, and that's not what you want to do but i think if we take the hunter biden example of the laptop and thep "new york post" story and the way the "new york post" story was banned and relegated to secondary status and soo forth, we are all familiar with that. it was labeled disinformation and that was the rationale for it at t

the characters to do is randy watson if i could figure out a way to did a whole randy watson movie i'dn the internet there's something going around people say that is the very first ever mic drop in the history of pop culture >> i don't know what anyone's debating about because i heard somebody say -- somebody was like, "oh, it started with the rappers." the very first mic drop ever -- ever -- where it's like, what i said was so - - you know, so fly and there's nothing left to say and i'm dropping the mic, that's randy watson. now, in 1983, at the end of delirious i threw my mic down and it slid down, but that wasn't a mic drop. i said, "thank you, good night," and threw the mic down cool it wasn't like a -- you know, i crushed and it dropped it. the very first one to do that is randy watson. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i defy anyone to find any footage of anyone doing that before randy watson >> jimmy: yeah, i agree. whitney houston, what did he sing he sang -- why did he drop the mic, again >> he was the greatest love of all. >> jimmy: the greatest love of all. >> then crushed and dropped

. >> well, thank you very much, randy. andd good morning to everyone.dn it's a pleasure to be here work virtually at the free state gor foundation fornm my maiden speef as partul of its work promoting principles. so, it's an honor is month for me to take this stage where many of my 19. distinguished colleagues have spoken before. this monthh marks the 24th anniversary of the telecom act m of 1996. for this landmark would be a great model for consensuss on telecom legislation going forward. it led to a sustainable broad base that has supported growth f and common good for a quarter century of rapid change. it's worth taking a moment to ii reflect onpl how much of our governance is owed to the principles and to specific advocacy efforts of the free state foundation and other suchs groups over the past 15 years. today, the lawsuits seem bar impossibly quaint and exotic like the medicines or the handly bar mustache. this tells us how far we've come then from the restricted regulatory environment of the on era. things were movi

>> thank you, randy. first of all, i appreciate your comments and the specific question yes, i had the good fortune of going to the building a number of times and then i broadcast or perhaps made more of a point about it but i've broadcast the last public meeting in january from my office in the building and chairman pai or i have to get used to saying former chairman pai but foreman -- former chairman pai of course was very protective of his agency staff and initiated a [inaudible] that is still in effect and was retained completely intact by acting chairwoman so fcc staff as a general matter not in the building unless there's a pressing reason for them to be there and however, i'm not bound by that order and i've taken advantage of it to make use of the facility and all i can say is it's extremely nice and i'm looking forward to hosting many of the recipients on this call not least because once i'm able to host people in the building that will mean things are back to normal. >> for sure. i think everyon

está en vivo y en directo desde el congreso del país adelante randy te escuchamos >> muy buenas nochesgundo juicio político en su contra significa que puede lanzarse para un cargo político >> (hablan en inglés) >> por segunda vez donald trump salió ileso por un juicio político en el senado el expresidente de los estados unidos, donald trump cantó victoria dice tendré más que compartir con ustedes nunca hubo suficientes republicanos a favor de una condena los demócratas lo sabían >> eso no impidió un último intento por convencer al senado que donald trump no hizo nada por detener la violencia >> una maniobra por poco descarrila el proceso >> los demócratas querían que la congresista herrera diera su testimonio el líder de los republicanos llamó a donald trump para hacer algo para detener los invasores donde donald trump contestó supongo que estas personas están más molestas con el resultado de la elección que hubo >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> la movida causó la ira de uno de los abogados de donald trump el juicio político podría acabar le sábado donald trump quedó absu

yo soy randy serrano en el capitolio. regreso con ustedes. >>> muchas gracias randy.investigaciÓn con carlos criminales en georgia. los fiscales iniciaron una investigaciÓn enfocÁndose en la llamada que trump hizo al secretario de estado de georgia, pidiendo revertir la victoria del presidente biden. cabe destacar donde trump tiene una investigaciÓn criminal, el primero fue new york. >>> facebook va a evitar contenido polÍtico. la medida se va implementar en canadÁ, brasil e indonesia. le sigue al mes pasado en la que, facebook determinÓ que iban a dejar recomendar grupos polÍticos a los usuarios. segÚn una investigaciÓn, el meeting previo al asalto al capitolio, fue organizado a travÉs de un grupo de facebook. >>> la casa blanca rechazÓ los movimientos en california, que buscan la renuncia del gobernador nielsen. la portavoz del presidente biden escribiÓ en twitter. ademÁs de respaldar a nielsen el presidente biden se opone a las solicitudes para que dimita. estÁn de acuerdo con la postura de biden. >>> hablamos del derrame de cientos de galones de petrÓleo en la cer

he told randy how diren had walked off on his own, and then robby said he'd heard gunshots. the three of them went to deer canyon road. >> how far away from your house is this? >> 80 yards, something like that, directly above. it's just the next street above ours. >> so this is a neighbor's house. >> it's a neighbor's house. >> reporter: but when they got there, police stopped them. >> we were just hoping diren would just walk out somewhere, you know, show up and come out the door. >> i walked up to the police officer. gave him a name and description. and that's when she kind of went, well, just wait here for a second. and then came back and said, i think you guys need to go to the hospital. and that it wasn't good. and as soon as she said that, i thought, gosh, we just passed an ambulance running up there. and he must have been in the ambulance. >> what happened on that quiet street? did diren and robby stumble into a burglary in progress or a violent home invasion? the police asked robby to answer some questions. while kate and randy rushed to the hospital. >> it wasn't lo

mientras randy hoy agradece que la enfermedad lo acercÓ a su hija. >>> dice estar afortunado de estarluÍs treto noticiero telemundo 48. 0 tramas, covid-19 podÍa estar asociado con ciertas anomalÍas en el ojo de estudiantes que tuvieron covid-19 severo 9 desarrollaron nÓdulos tras el globo lo ocular por eso los medicos sugieren que todo los pacientes con casas graves deben seguir monitoreados. >>> estados unidos comenzÓ a recibir migrantes que quedaron varados en mÉxico por cruce entraron 25 de ellos organizaciones de todo el paÍs se preparan para ayudarles. >>> es importante que sigan pendientes con citas de corte, por si no asisten sir pueden dar orden de deportaciÓn. >>> se espera que otro grupo po ingrese el lunes y el director de atenciÓn al migrante nos da mÁs detalles. >>> deben coordinarse con organizaciones encargadas de este asunto a quien es se les permitiÓ el ingreso fueron llevadas a hoteles donde estarÁn en cuarentena. >>> vamos a ver estas imÁgenes esta conductora vive de milagro, esto fue en wisconsin, la mujer estaba ebria, segÚn la policÍa sufriÓ fracturas en espalda,

serrano telemundo >> fuertes imágenes gracias randy atomismo en la capital joe biden está mostrandoón de gavin newsom la portavoz del presidente biden escribió en twitter que además de respaldar a gavin newsom en la crisis climática y el control de la pandemia el presidente joe biden se opone a las solicitudes para que sea destituido algunas encuestas señalan que cerca de 2/3 de los californianos están de acuerdo con la postura del presidente joe biden >> qué opina sobre la oposición del presidente joe biden sobre los esfuerzos para destituir al gobernador gavin newsom visite telemundo 48.com o cualquiera de las redes sociales las respuestas podían aparecer aquí en noticiero telemundo 48 al mediodía seguimos con más información comenzamos este segmento de información relacionada con la pandemia con una muy buena noticia elnúmero de infectados por coronavirus continúan descendiendo aquí en california reportaron las autoridades 14,000 nuevos casos en casi dos semanas esto representa una disminución de 27,000 nuevas infecciones estos respecto al mes pasado han muerto al menos 45,000 pe

it's randi weingarten. ms. weingarten, welcome back to "meet the press." >> randy, chuck, thank you. >> you got it, randi. many folks are framing this argument, and you may think it's unfair, but i want to put this up. this is from "the nation." the coronavirus will be with us in one form or another. zero tolerance made sense in the first year of the pandemic just as it made sense in the early '90s to fight crime, but zero tolerance cannot be a viable, long-term strategy when it comes to reopening schools and other vital public institutions. and then also, let me let you listen to governor gavin newsom, because he kind of is making the same point. then i want to get you to respond. here's what he said. >> you find whatever you look for. so, if we want to find reasons not to open, we'll find plenty of reasons. if we want to start building on ways to strategize, to find ways of getting to where we all want to go, we'll figure that out as well. >> i think in both instances, the question is this, randi, what is rea

>> thank you, randy. that is a great topic. and i am glad to delve into wo, that. e i might add that representing consumer interests also would, s for example,en and to give both brdes their due would improve public safety interests. and so again it is just shining a little light on the complexity. so as to the questiononcoor of coordination narrowly construed as aun coordination i think thid are positive. there is work to advise the memorandum between the two fortd agencies. and i believe it can go back tod 2003. i am very hopeful that it will d get to the a good consensus on y that and proceed to a basis for interagency cooperation. i don'tnc thinky that really resolves the question.irectl the yncia is the agency that within the executive branch that directly meets with the fcc on various matters. it is a passtity for the agency regulating federal spectrum. but that's not to say that federal spectrum interests only reside at the ncia. i don't think we can expect overnight success.revi orthink thissi is a lengthy process. just to give examples there are aspectshat

>> thank you randy. i appreciate your comments. yes i had the good fortune to go to the fcc building a number of times. i broadcast the last public meeting in january from my office in the building. i'm not used to saying the former chairman pai was very protective of staff that is still in effect and retained intact by the acting chairwoman. so fcc staff is not in the building unless there is a pressing reason for them to be there. i'm not bound by that order and i've made use of the facilities. it is extremely nice and i'm looking forward to posting many on the call if people are in the building that means things are back to normal. >> for sure. >> when i first visited the fcc in 1977 while the only building at that point and then located on the eighth floor and of course when the commission moved to the portals at least for the last 50 years or so whenever they wanted to visit with the w commission to say i'm going to the eighth floor and that's to tell people that you thought you had important busine

randi kaye is here as well. hello, randi, what are you hearing from fans ahead of the big game?> hey, guys, fans are excited, so is florida's governor. he said he wanted a full stadium. 20 to 30 fans are coming through tampa international ever day, all to see a super bowl like no other. the only thing normal about super bowl lv will be the football played on the field. instead of 65,000 fans filling raymond james stadium in tampa, just 25,000 will be there. that includes 7,500 vaccinated health care workers who were surprised with free tickets. >> this is champion robert koskie. we want you there inside raymond james stadium cheering us on. >> fans will be given ppe kits including kn95 masks, hand sanitizer and wipes. >> we want our fans to be safe. they need to be smart, they need to wear their ppe, they need to be gathering in small groups. >> because of the need to social distance, a lot of usual super bowl events will look very different this year. the nfl pregame tailgate party is limited to just those 7,500 vaccinated health care workers. the taste of the nfl has gone virt

randi, so much focus was on the fans tonight. know you were with them as they were watching this game. what did you see in terms of precautions? >> reporter: bianna, we are still with them. they're not taking a lot of precautions, actually. if you take a look at the scene behind me, we're in downtown tampa tonight. you can probably hear the horns honking. people were dancing on top of city buses moments ago. the bars are packed. the clubs are packed. they're not listening to this mask mandate the city put in place. anybody in the event area or around the entertainment must wear a mask or would face up to a $500 fine. that is out the window. we saw a situation where hundreds of people were on the street just last night, not wearing masks, not social distancing, going on the dance floors where they're not even supposed to be. we called the city of tampa. i called the mayor's office, who sent me to the police department, and tampa police department told me they are disappointed in the fact that people are not paying attention to the

cesar. >>> gracias randy, en vivo desde washington dc.de trabajar en conjunto para mitigar la pandemia, resaltÓ la importancia de la entrega acelerada de vacunas y mantener beneficios de desempleo y reabrir escuelas. >>> una vez mÁs ha volteado a california para buscar mÁs gente que integre su gabinete ahora fue la secretaria de trabajo del paÍs tendrÍa la tarea de dirigir el departamento en expansiÓn. >>> el pant go no continÚa des ble ganoed personal militar para a apoyar sitios de vacunaciÓn en el paÍs asÍ lo dio a conocer el de sÉ concreta rÍo de defensa del estado, mil cien efectivos han sido desplegados. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). este apoyo fue pedido por la agencia de manejo de emergencia en los Ángeles se han desplegado soldados. cvs comenzÓ a vacunar en 11 estados, para garantizar el suministro aquÍ en california habrÁ cien farmacias donde vacunarse y tres estÁn en la bahÍa. hay que hacer cita en la pÁgina (informaciÓn en pantalla). o llamar al (nÚmero en pantalla). >>> en breve una agencia federal alerta que durante pandemia se ha

randi kaye, thank you very much.oining us now, "new york times," suzanne craig, who shared the 2019 pulitzer prize for her reporting on the former president's finances. also, cnn legal analyst and former obama white house ethic czar. i want to start with you because you know as much about the former president's tax information, probably, as much as any private citizen in the u.s. what do you think would be most significant that prosecutors will now have access to? >> well, it's interesting because the news today and the headline is, is that the tax returns are going to be turned over. but what is actually, i think, really significant about today's decision is the tax returns are one piece of it. and also, to be turned over are going to be the records from the accounting firm, which will include notes and communications between the accounting firm and the -- donald trump and the trump organization. and i think, with all of this information that's coming in, they are going to start to be able to piece together what the

randy and his team prepare themselves for a tough smaug for fun they do worse place for yet for. this small hill it's starting to feel like mt everest. 2 hours later the truck has barely move. that's the only so far this will get false equal to that and then if possible stuff will stem cells will be freed up for 48 gets the entire 4 weeks of good work to slow walk us more before we flew home going to thank us for a little uncertain 15 years. thanks to the same story sent by a group that bad for business is bad for everybody he says that it's never. his civil war that ravaged sierra leone from 1991 to 2002 devastated the country's infrastructure. but there are now signs of growth new buildings are rising up all over the country's capital freetown. yet in the midst of this revival and lack of sufficient funds still bring some of the work to a complete halt. on the polish that they gave up by mama knocked down to them but not all but then he got. good and bad again maybe. if you think about all of. those carrying on such a matter and has 7 children live in this tough constructed hou

nos dice randy serrano se hablÓ de la reapertura de las escuelas y una reforma migratoria. >>> en su esperanzas al paÍs e hizo promesas. para finales de junio tendremos 600 millones de vacunas suficiente para que toda persona en estados unidos se proteja contra el covid 19. la fecha 3 meses mÁs tarde que su gobierno habÍa dicho inicialmente. en el foro de cnn en milwakee, biden respondiÓ sobre esta y otras noticias. esperaba que en un aÑo la vida se volviera a normalizar no habÍa certeza de nada. esto incluye la reapertura de las escuelas del paÍs. algo que ha causado criticas de aquellos que creen que el nuevo gobierno no ha sido claro sobre su plan. la meta es abrir el mayor nÚmero de escuelas de kinder a octavo grado en los primeros 100 dÍas de gobierno. en las preguntas que se hicieron al presidente surgiÓ el tema de inmigraciÓn. dijo que un camino a la ciudadanÍa para millones de in documentados es esencial. y su propuesta a volverse realidad. >>> el problema es que no mÁs se diga se lego li zo y la gran mayorÍa no hay camino a la ciudadanÍa. es inaceptable para nosotros. randy

randy runs a transport business after one of his drivers had an accident he takes to the road he has to deliver a spare part. while the stricken truck has been badly damaged than he has been assured it is still running. only this is the state of the vehicle. that. there are a very nice and safe but not for her. life like that. not quite as well. for us. so that is it was out of this. so it was out of the sphere that. spat delivered but the return journey promises to be even tougher ahead lies 150 kilometers of mostly unpaved roads that have been further devastated by torrential rain while the small beat up truck may not be a pretty sight it's impressively study. unlike the trunk santa has to drive the only one he has available probably do right now as he got seas are rough. but i love the. thought that you. come to. me now on a piece to stop. brick yeah yeah yeah and out with blasted plastic you see the engine car knocks out ok drop water gets more like the one standing down not a. thank you for. you know. i'm a clever use of a simple process to get back with these roads drivers need

randy and he's team prepare themselves for a tough smaug thought you thought they. do worse place. yes for. the small hill it's starting to feel like mt everest. 2 hours later the truck has barely moved. last load on the sofa now this will get false you go with it and then if possible stuff with samples will be freed up for 4 days get the entire will make the wood work to slow walk across water before you fly home i'm going to toss a little uncertain 15 years. to the same story since by brute force but for being deceived by for everybody he says that it's never. his civil war that ravaged sierra leone from 1991 to 2002 devastated the country's infrastructure. but there are now signs of growth new buildings are rising up all over the country's capital freetown. yet in the midst of this revival and lack of sufficient funds still bring some of the work to a complete halt the amount of polish that they get out of my mama knocked out i'm telling them but not all but then he got conned. good and bad again maybe. if you know about all of. that. carrying on such a monster and has 7 childre

randi kaye, thank you very much. joining us now, "the new york times" suzanne craig who shared the 2019 politzer prize and cnn legal analyst and white house norm. i want to start with you he's a private citizen in the u.s. what do you think would be most significant that prosecutors will now have access to? >> it's interesting because the news today and the headline is that the tax returns will be turned over but what is actually i think really significant about today's decision is the tax returns are one piece of it, and also to be turned over are going to be the records from the accounting firm, which will include notes and communications between the accounting firm and donald trump and the trump organization and i think with all of this information that's coming in, they're going to start to be able to piece together what they are looking for. for example, just on the payment to stormy daniels that is much discussed, we didn't see that in the tax return information that we have. it's not there. it's not a line ite

randy serrano, telemundo. >>> siguiendo con el tema de coronavirus, equipo de respuesta contra la pandemiaarÍan demora das por culpa de mal tiempo esto implica 3 dÍas de retrasos en la distribuciÓn, hace llamado a cada estado y centro para coordinar y adaptarse. >>> la situaciÓn se complica tambiÉn en los Ángeles para quien espera recibir la segunda dosis, centros de vacunaciÓn masiva tuvieron que cerrar por retrasos, se notificÓ estacan ze lagos pero al parecer el mensaje no llegÓ a todos. >>> no mandan un aviso que estÁ cerrado. >>> las 63 mil dosis, saldrÍan de kentucky y tennessee, pero estos estados afectados por la tormenta invernal. la vicepresidenta kamala harris regresÓ a su casa del sur de california. se reporta que no acudirÁ a ningÚn evento pÚblico, pero planea coordinar asuntos personales y empacar algunas petr nen pertenencias. >>> luÍs medina dice quÉ se ha hecho hasta el momento. vi los primeros centros de vacunaciÓn federal estarÁn funcionando en queens y brooklyn para combatir la pandemia en sus primeros cien dÍas de gobierno, y es que la vacunaciÓn con distribuciÓn kif e

randy serrano nos amplÍa. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> habrÁ o no otra ronda de cheques el miÉrcoles el presidentelÍder de los republicanos del senado considera el esfuerzo apresurado y prefiere una medida menos ambiciosa. el plan de biden de 2 trillones de dÓlares incluye dinero para la vacuna y la reapertura de las escuelas y ampliar el seguro de desempleo y otros programas sociales. en otro tema cientÍficos han revelado que la vacuna del coronavirus de astrazeneca tiene eficacia de 76% y piden que retrasen la puesta de la segunda dosis para que mÁs gente tenga la primera pero el doctor fauci dijo que en estados unidos se pondrÁn la vacuna como lo dijeron porque primero de poner pfizer serÁn a los 21 dÍas la segunda y de moderna 28. este viernes le dieron adiÓs al oficial que muriÓ en el capitolio uno por uno familiares y polÍticos se despidieron de sydney quien fue el quinto civil de recibir honor en una capilla ardiente en la capitolio. la presidenta de la cÁmara baja dijo que sydney era un patriota y le prometiÓ a su familia nunca olvidar su sacrificio y servicio. las autoridades que no han a

seamstress -- randy feenstra, and bob good. watch new members of congress tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span, on c-span.org, or listen on the c-span app. >> next, a look at a post-pandemic economy with fiscal and monetary experts, including the director of the congressional budget office.

we will speak to randi weingarten, president of the american federation of teachers, and stacy davis gates of the chicago teachers union, which just agreed to a deal on reopening schools. then we go to bessemer, alabama, where amazon workers are voting on whether to be become the first unionized amazon warehouse in the country. >> ithe uon waso badwhy arthey doi their tng they can'-- c -- and on >> this is like david d goliat we all know how that story ends. amy: as we speak to sarah jaffe, author of the new book "work won't love you back: how devotion to our jobs keeps us exploited, exhausted, and alone." >> the expectation we are going to love ourobs and do them der all sortof horrifi conditions has taken over the way we think about work today. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. at least 23 people have been killed and millions remain without power as a major winter storm sweeps across large swaths of the cotry, briing cord-breing coldnd snow. overwheed and under-prared pow grid in texas unged miion

. >>> randy serrano nos amplía >>> la reforma migratoria que el presidente joe biden le pidió al congresostá sobre la mesa legislativa. este jueves un grupo de demócratas llevó el proyecto de ley más ambiciosa en años en migración. uno que le daría estatus legal a millones de indocumentados en estados unidos si se llega a convertir en realidad con el apoyo de republicanos >>> siempre una está dispuesto a negociar pero revisando que hemos enfrentado los temas más importantes, en una forma que creemos que puede crear seguridad a los estados unidos, prosperidad para los estados unidos y mejorar la economía >>> la propuesta es e incluye un camino de 8 años hacia la ciudadanía para quienes hayan llegado antes del 1 de enero de este año, estatus legal para los trabajadores agrícolas y beneficiarios del programa daca y tps con el otorgamiento de visas de trabajo entre otras cosas, sería muy bueno para natividad gonzález que vive indocumentada >>> sería un cambio drástico para mi familia, serían oportunidades para las familias, sería una seguridad de que no vayan a desalojar en cualquier rato >>>

advertir que a continuación verán imágenes violentas e incluyen palabras fuertes, vamos al congreso, randyación >>> así es, los administradores demócratas aprovecharon el último día deargumentos del senado para enfocarse más en la narrativa y retórica del presidente donald trump que dicen que es lo que provocó al grupo de simpatizantes a invadir el territorio. tras haber hecho que el senado reviviera el caos y la tragedia del 6 de enero, este jueves los demócratas empujaron en dar pruebas dicen que donald trump como candidato y presidente incitó a sus simpatizantes todo el tiempo a la violencia como en este evento de campaña en miami 2015. donde hubo por lo menos una pelea >>> y hasta defendió a personas que usaron violencia para protestar. >>> los demócratas presentaron ejemplo tras ejemplo de lo que llamaron la retórica incendiaria donde donald trump hasta ofrecía pagar los gastos legales. >>> de todos aquellos que se metieran en problemas por su causa. >>> nunca mostró arrepentimiento ni acepto responsabilidad por nada ni mucho menos por la invasión del territorio y eso afecta a su esta

randi weingarten. — to that, to that prospect.who have been hardest hit _ year. it is the young people who have been hardest hit by - year. it is the young people who have been hardest hit by that i year. it is the young people who have been hardest hit by that in | year. it is the young people who i have been hardest hit by that in the hospitality sector. lt’s have been hardest hit by that in the hospitality sector.— hospitality sector. it's a very difficult issue. _ now to afghanistan, america's longest war. nato defence ministers are meeting wednesday and thursday, talking about the future of the group's 10,000 troops in the country. looming over them is the deadline of may 1st — agreed between the taliban and the trump administration. that's when us troops are supposed to leave afghanistan. donald trump's decision towards the tail end of his presidency is described as �*premature' by critics. today the german defence minister said afghan peace talks, have not made enough progress to allow foreign troops to withdraw — and warne

here to react, new york city councilman, joe borelli and founder of the wounded blue lieutenant, randyenign as possible, reducing the footprint. in reality, what does this mean for new york city? >> well, let's start here. we totally shouldn't take their word for it that this is going to have no impact on the ability of the police department to protect us from crime. i mean, just look at the last year's worth of legislation that the council has already done, from reducing the head count to criminalizing cops for doing their job. i don't think we should trust what the city council and the body says will help police officers. this is only going to have the impact of making it more difficult for any member of the nypd to basically investigate, arrest and then bring a prosecution against a potential perp. todd: lieutenant sutton, let's look at the numbers. new york city violent crime in 2020 compared to 2019, it was a banner year last year for criminals in the big apple. homicides up 41%, shootings up almost 100%. now let's look at what the new york city council wants to do to reduce the,

split randy can you tie this to the topic? b3 the physician just mention prevention. pen schools, we have been playing games with that. and we are worried about s children's health, wellness, safety whether it's in school or on the block. so until families, as they are, have support. because were not winning education health battles with law and order and authority. so what let's talk about physical fitness. >> guest: bryan your response. physical fitness is incredibly important. having good pe requirements in school is a necessary strategy. but we need to think more broadly. we need to think about our community. even if you can have pen schools you have a safe place to exercise its affordable in your community. are there places that you can get fresh fruits and vegetables? is housing even affordable? because if you don't have a place to stay than fitness really becomes less of a priority. in so we need to think through how we build community that support everyone's individual health. the former cdc director always asked how to make healthy default choice? and it is m

following up on our conversation with randy weingarten on vaccines and masks, a story from the new york times, they write that the states are expanding access to vaccine but supply is not keeping up. racing to ramp up on covid-19 vaccinations, states have opened mass inoculation sites and expanded eligibility, but a big problem remains. the supply is not increasing fast enough. the united states facing a growing threat from a more contagious and possibly deadlier virus variant. gradually administering more doses every day, now onto an average of about 1.7 million according to a new york times database. but they write that states are steadily widening access beyond the most vulnerable groups. frontline health care workers and nursing home staff and residents now some state officials say they are ready to administer thousands more shots every day if they can get them from -- get them, from "the new york times." talking about mask wearing in schools, cdc director, it is too early to for states to rollback mask mandates. here is the story. cdc director said it is premature for state officia

rand randi weingarten now randi, thank you you've said you want to reopen the schools. what do you say to the teachers who are concerned it's not safe? >> so you have to meet fear with facts, shep. and let me also say, thank you for having me on it's so great to see you on cnbc so you have to -- >> thank you. >> -- do a few things. you're welcome you have to actually have the safety protocols, which we didn't have for the entire trump administration or the last year even though we repeatedly asked for three things we asked for data so people could see what was going on. we asked for real safety guidance, not ones that dr. redfield seemed to be watering down every other day and we asked for the resources to do this work. we've always known, you ask a teacher before covid what they thought about remote instruction, we always knew that in-school instruction was far better than remote but this is not a binary choice. we have to make sure that schools are safe for kids and for educators and the community is going to believe it's safe when educators believe it's safe so since

randi kaye, cnn, tampa. >> our thanks to randi for that. >>> well, parts of europe can breathe a bit easier thanks to falling covid cases. but fears of new virus variants are pushing the uk to consider the future of its vaccines. i'm erin. -and i'm margo. we've always done things our own way. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in psoriatic arthritis. ask your doctor about enbrel, so you can get back to your true self. -play ball! enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common. or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores,

host: randi weingarten? guest: thank you for sharing. my sister is in intensive care doc and i grew up asthmatic. that moment when you cannot breathe is one of the most scary moments in life. so that is one of the at risk categories for respiratory disease, and i was very pleased that cdc said in their guidance that people who are at risk for taking care of people who are at risk need to have reasonable accommodations. that is number one, meaning that they can't be on leave without pay. they have to have a teleworker or they have to have a family leave agreement that is part of joe biden's $1.9 trillion rescue plan, and as part of one of the things that is agreed on in terms of the chicago settlement. in terms of the vaccines, as i understand it, vaccines help prevent serious illness. that is part of the reason why educators and other front-line workers are prioritized. the limit is that joe biden inherited a very flawed process, so he is trying to get out as many vaccinations as possible all throughout the country, and ultimately, some

>> randi kaye appreciate it. i think i said congressman. it is senator. watched the senate hearing with a degree of olivia, thanks for being with us. what do you make of the reporting that the president's lawyers weren't telling the truth today about when president trump knew that his vice president was in danger? >> it was egregious because they were flat out lying and had the audacity to say, "i think we're under oath," that wasn't lost on me, i'm thinking to myself, yes, you are under oath and you are flatly lying repeatedly to congress and the american public is watching you and you're going along with the lies, still, today. and that is a dangerous moment for our country, because people are listening and they're watching and they're using this again as a propaganda piece for themselves. >> i want to play that moment. >> as many will recall, last summer, the white house was faced with violent rioters, night after night. they repeatedly attacked secret service officers and at one point pierced a security wall, culminating in the clearing of lafayette s

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randy, thanks for coming on. >> thank you, pamela, for having me. really appreciate it., we are all very thankful for that, for sure. so i want to get right to it with what the cdc director said. this is what she said yesterday about schools and red zones being able to reopen for in-person learning. >> there are about 2/3 of districts that continue to climb, in the numbers that stay red, there are opportunities for in-perp learning. >> so as you just heard there, she's emphasising if masks are used and social distancing is in place, schools with high transmission can provide in-person learning. does your teachers union support that position? >> yes, we do, actually. the places beyond red like in the purple places like in l.a., you would have to go from purple to red. but what is happening is, and i give her a lot of credit, she has put out a safety guard rail that we asked the trump administration to do months ago. we basically said we know, teachers know that in-school instruction is really important for kids. so we basically said we need the guidance for how to limit o

it was unbelievable as you just heard from randi.as effective in this cycle because he obviously was not in good health, etcetera. he was speaking for so many people. you have to say it helped trump enormously and trump gave him the medal of freedom. >> there's been speculation about whether it is possible. did rush limbaugh believe everything that he said? i know you mentioned especially at the beginning he was very much about shock value. >> yes. he considered himself an entertainer. if you look at his early work he was sort of absurdist. he would say things that were really out there and wacky in a way that made you think oh, this guy is kind of pulling my leg a little bit. but he was making enormous money from this and people were following him to hear this because he had views like that and he was affirming those views. he was giving them cover. if you felt like gay people shouldn't be married, if you felt women should not have an equal place in america, you didn't think he was kidding around or entertaining you. you thought he

. >> joining our conversation, randi weingarten and then msnbc contributor dr.you in a while and i'm curious to know what the state of reopening classrooms five days a week is for teachers. >> so, look, we share president biden's goal, nicolle, and you had me on and i was so grateful, so much over the summer about what it takes to do that and if you actually rewrote that and compared it to what the cdc said, it was very similar and if we had gotten, you know, that kind of guidance and the kind of resources that we had begged for in the spring and the fall, i think you'd have a very different situation going into and what's going to happen in terms of the variant but the bottom line is this. teachers understand the importance of in-school learning, they would have told you that pre-covid and they have been wanting a road map for a safe return. i think we now have that from the cdc and i think that with the plan they're pushing, we'll have the resources for it and with that, i think you'll see us being able to accomplish joe biden's goal. i think that the issue ab

cnn's randi kaye has the details. >> reporter: well, it was quite a game and quite a crowd in tampa. there is a mask mandate for those in the entertainment zones and entertainment areas. you have to wear a mask. a lot of people are ignoring that mask mandate. in fact, we have video of an area where hundreds of people were lining the streets. they were going to bars and restaurants, many of them mask less. they were inside the areas. the city is being asked why they didn't do more. the mayor's office sent me to the police in tampa and when i asked them they said that they are very disappointed certainly about one gathering at a bar and grill in tampa. the spokesman telling me they have a level of responsibility that must be followed or risk being shut down. that particular event was supposed to have a mask mandate and it's unclear if any of that was followed. in terms of citations or fines issued, the tampa police would not say how many if any at all were issued in the city. randi kaye, cnn, tampa. >>> more now on that troubling vaccine development in the global fight against covid-19

cnn's randi kaye reports they did not. >> reporter: quite a game and a crowd in tampa. is a mask mandate for those in the entertainment zones and areas. you have to wear a mask if you can't safely social distance or face a fine up to $500. a lot of people ignoring the mask mandate. we have video of an area where hundreds of people were lining the streets, going to bars, tres straunts, many maskless inside the clubs. certainly the city is being asked why they didn't do more to enforce the mask mandate. the mayor's office sent me to the police in tampa. when i asked them, the spokesperson said they were very disappointed certainly about one gathering, one event at a bar and grill at a hotel in tampa. they're very concerned about that. the spokesman for the police telling me they have a level of responsibility that must be followed or risk being shut down. that particular event was supposed to have a mask mandate and temperature checks but it's unclear if any of that was followed. in terms of citations or fines that were issued, the tampa police would not say how many, if

point misstep just not able to reach an agreement on the policy they will only prolong the split at randy's laws i completely dissolved the government says willing to meet the problem . and work the government can offer to. repeat. the do not want to lose them completely because this is the big bill bennett bridge bombers in the long run and all of the simply not understanding the intent of the goal the promise how i will find this condescending and out of the system that this went on deeply into their trilogy was mailing me to reenable the last fall crits and this is a list refused to date nimish as you well know the issue has also gotten more international attention with celebrities like we are now or environment campaign or better terms or voicing their support for the farmers what's the impact of all that but michael international attention came out early as a few months ago when canadian brands to justin trudeau began by just bought this particular incident this week with celebrities tweeting out wasn't meanly on twitter and it also gained attention because there was a lot of internati

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