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host: randy barnett?andy: well, i have a great year of respect and admiration for ed meese, and i know him personally and i like him very much. i think what he is manifesting here in 1988 was the conventional wisdom amongst political and judicial conservatives about constitutional rights. ironically, they took that wisdom from the new deal court, who famously said in footnote four in 1938 that there is a narrower scope for the presumption of constitutionality when legislation appears on its face to be violating an express or specific prohibition of the constitution which are deemed to be equally specific when held to be embraced by the 14th amendment. this is the theory propagated in 1938 that the only constitutional rights that deserve judicial protection or merit judicial production are the enumerated rights. but that understanding of constitutional rights was not the understanding that preceded the new deal court went under enumerated rights were protected by the court and by state courts, and it was n

i think they may try, and randy is right about that. would overall look for a relatively modest changes to the capital requirement. the banks are well-capitalized right now and they have pretty high levels of capital requirements on the regulations right now. overall, i would look for relatively smooth changes when it comes to policy, but there could be an acceleration, and i think that's going to be dependent upon not just brainard and powell being approved but i think on the remaining three open slots on the fed governors and two interim bank presidents. i think you and i, kelly, will be talking about it perhaps with randy over the next couple of months >> we hope so. guys, thank you very much. we appreciate it randy kroszner and our own steve liesman. >>> janet yellen will be on "closing bell" for an exclusive interview at 3:00 p.m. eastern time again, she was the former fed chair. it would be great to hear her thoughts on these announcements. >>> a news alert on the bond market five-year notes up for auction let's get back to rick h

randy, i'm grateful for you. you have been a terrific boss. i'm not only thankful for you, my family is thankful for you. we pray for the may family. i enjoy working with you. thank you. [applause]

and the union was upset enough that randy assembled hundreds of teachers out my office.ndow and there they are chanting. they have pictures of me pasted to animals. i surprised them by coming out because i was proud of the documentary i did in which i said randi, union monopolies don't serve customers. we are not a union monopoly and so forth and so on. so, they screamed at me for a while. and then they started to break into a chant of teach, john, teach. you don't know what it's like to teach, how hard it is. so i said okay. i will try. i will teach for a week. let me do that? and they showed their true colors because she then marched me off to one of their schools where they had endless meetings about how i couldn't teach because i'm not certified. >> rachel: right. >> but the main point is they are a monopoly. everything good we have including fox tv comes from competition. they don't want competition. >> rachel: they sure don't. americans, especially parents were exposed to the power of the union because of the pandemic. the way they worked with the cdc to create tha

why would you put randy weingartner on the final rally?bout the donors if you put randy weingartner on stage? >> yes, a active self sabotaging. i couldn't believe terry mcauliffe would do that. you look at the polls from "the washington post," education is the number one issue your opponent glenn youngkin has the edge. the answer to that is not bringing out the person who made parents miserable over the course of the last 18 months. that is what terry mcauliffe did. he brought randy weingartner out and stuck his thumb in the eye of parents and parents today, apparently responded in force. they decided, you know what, i'm going to change who's in charge in virginia. again, we will see how the results go but things are looking good for glenn youngkin. >> tucker: yeah, these are people who don't have kids in public schools or in some cases don't have kids at all lecturing parents about they don't have the right to control their own kids education. it is crazy. obviously, i hope they suffer. >> it is completely out of control. either way, the

randy, i am grateful for you. you have been a terrific boss. my family is thankful for you. the cooper family. we pray for your family. i enjoy working with you. thank you. [applause]

randy, your take on what the professor had to say. >> i think the professor is right on.loquent in his statements. he's accurate and pinpoints what people should realize and that is when a jury speaks, their voice is heard. they are the voice of the people. they get access to every part of the investigation. they are given more information than we in the public are because they are listening and they are examining the witnesses up close and personal. so mr. turley is absolutely correct. what i do find that is sad is the president biden would weigh in on one juries verdict in a negative way and celebrate a jury's verdict that goes along with his political process, if you will. i find that disingenuous. >> kevin: brian, let me bring you in on this. i found it interesting the information on one hand centered around the idea of the jury got it wrong in some circles with respect to the rittenhouse case suggesting may be racism was somehow an aspect in the case, which obviously, all of the victims and those involved were whites but i don't know where they came up with that. i f

menos ahora comparado febrero de 2020 el mes ante, de la pandemia en estados unidos, en washington randylés) en febrero en georgia >>> del momento en que el juez da veredicto a (nombre en inglés) y el padre de (nombre en inglés), celebra por eso el juez pidió que saliera de la corte además su padre (nombre en inglés) fueron hallados culpables pueden enfrentar cadena perpetua >>> celebración fuera del juzgado luego que se leyera el veredicto del caso frente a la multitud familia de dieron gracias a los fiscales la madre, dijo sentirse satisfecha por el resultado >>> más en breve regalo, obsequio cuidado porque alguno puede quitarlos (inaudible) >>> no hará el honor a su nombre y entérese porque que >>> es miércoles 5:00 de la tarde 10 minutos y va a la autopista esto es lo que sucede, hablamos de esto para los viajeros que recomendaciones hay, no se lo pierda al volver >>>desde su creación la patrulla fronteriza tuvo con encomienda recuerda la frontera para cruce ilegal de persona, droga y otro ilícito pero en cumplimiento de su deber se atravesaran con viejos veremos los ataques, reporta

randy serrano telemundo.parece ante las, luego de estar algunos días alejado del ojo público explico porque no existela cumbre del cambio climático. y dijo que ya tenía prevista una cena de halloween con su familia no quería defraudar a sus hijos el gobernador participó en la conferencia sobre economía que se hizo ese martes. trabajadores de cuero restaurantes de comida rápida en san josé se declararon en huelga para exigir mejores condiciones laborales. están denunciando irregularidades para prevenir el covid-19 y maltrato laboral. >>> la prestaciones médicas dicen por enfermedad salarios bajos y la enfermedad no pagada enfermedades relacionadas con el calor. debido los aires acondicionados que no funcionan. los manifestantes pidieron apoyo a los legisladores estatales para aprobar un proyecto de ley que proteja el centro de esas cadenas de comida rápida. y las manifestaciones irán a lo largo y ancho del estado para que apruebe la propuesta del estatal buscador de protección vamos con balbino avilés con más

randi weingarten was before him the day before election, why would you do that? the reason was because democrats and a lot of places historically relied on teachers unions before to get the power but the problem is in the current situation democrats are in a lose lose situation, a catch-22. if the, for parental rights, teachers unions, against them if they are against parental rights and parents will come after them now so they need to really decide how they are going to deal with this going forward and the current way, it seems like a lot of democrats haven't learned from what happened last night. kennedy: what i don't understand is you have a group of disgruntled parents, they met at the establishment whether publican or democrat, i vote either way. that's a very pliable part but to paint them all as racist is incredibly shortsighted i saw this unfolding, and i've talked to you and you document this in slow motion. he documented the school board meetings and being called domestic terrorists and i've been asking democrat for weeks, if you think this is the best

>>> este esfuerzo se da en un momento donde los casos de coronavirus vuelven a aumentar vamos con randyndo la lucha contra la pandemia más allá de sus fronteras la casa blanca anunció este miércoles una inversión multimillonaria con el fin de producir 1000 millones de dosis adicionales de la vacuna contra el covid-19 para donar a los países más necesitados el jefe de grupo de trabajo de la casa blanca dijo este miércoles que el objetivo es acabar con el virus aquí y en todo el mundo y que por cada dosis suministrada en estados unidos, se donarían tres a otros píses. tras casi dos años de pandemia el virus sigue vivo tanto en elexterior como aquí en casa. aunque el 72% de los residentes están vacunados ha habido un incremento del 60% en nuevos casos en las últimas dos semanas la mayoría son personas no vacunadas, la historia se repite en otros estados >>> somos las familias que nos reunimos queremos estar juntos >>> para ponerle freno otra posible ola de infecciones el gobierno se prepara para darle luz verde a la dosis de refuerzo de pfizer para todos los adultos independientemente de s

we're live athe act trk with randy moss from nbc sports, next (man) still asleep.e to next? (vo) reflect on the past, celebrate the future. season's greetings from audi. >>> the controversial horse trainer bob baffert is heading back to the track. baffert, of course, was suspended from racing horses at the kentucky derby back in june for two years after his winning horse, medina spirit, failed a drug test. two years. but the hall of fame trainer is set to saddle that same horse and seven others for the breeders' cup world championship saturday in san diego. baffert and his horses will face stricter scrutiny. according to our colleagues at nbc sports, he agreed to extra testing of his horses on his own dime randy moss is live from the del mar track in san diego medina spirit, you know, in june it felt like that will never, ever, ever, ever happen again and here we are. >> the breeders' cup, shep, was in a very unique and difficult situation this fall. amazingly now, going back to the first saturday in may after medina spirit tested positive, they have not ruled yet

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even randy tips his cap to heather. stand up to cancer and rally wants you to reduce your risk for cancer. go to takeahealthystand.org >>> good from last night. what if i told you steph curry scored five poinby half, struggled offensively against highest scoring team in the league. lost, right? wrong. how to cure a slow start. gary peyton ii, oh my gosh, threw it down on kelly oubre junior. then in the first half, splash brother candidate, you bet. that tied the game. less than a minute later here he went again with 22 first half points, 31 for the game, seven threes. look at the ball movement. look at gary peyton ii, back door, 14 points, five rebounds, 17 assists. fourth quarter curry bounced 15oints, 8 rebounds, nine assists, warriors scored the last 16 points and won 119-92, warriors one of three nba 6-1 record. >>> baseball, 3:00 press conference later today where buster posey is set to retire after 12 seasons and takes with him three world series, seven all stars, mvp, one of six players since 1969 to finish last

una ca vacuna, cifra que ha incrementado los últimos días en niños de todo el país, en washington, randys de una hora comienza la transmisión del partido clave entre canadá y méxico y nos enlazamos con carlos desde allá, querido partner, feliz y frías tardes. vemos cómo está el clima, te pregunto si hay riesgo que el partido no se juegue. >> mira, el partido se va a jugar, sobre todo que ya salió un poquito el sol, la única forma que esto no podría suceder es que la cancha sea injunio gables, para eso tendría que _ haber muchísima nieve, ven una lona que se va a retirar cuando empiece el partido y empiecen los jugadores a calentar, se va a tratar de mantener limpia para que la pelota corra, mucho frío pero seguramente no habrán problemas para jugar. >> carlos, conociendo esas condiciones climáticas y el rival, ¿cuál va a ser el plan del "tata" martino para ganar hoy? >> bueno, lo que méxico tiene que hacer es estar muy concentrado, hoy el tata decía algo muy especial, decidió salir por línea de cinco, será con martínez, araujo y vásquez que van a tomar la posición, por eso tendrá dos car

that was randi weingarten. again, they're not learning. they're going further to the left on the very issues that have helped, it looks like, sink terry mcauliffe and bring the democrats to the edge. >> when i saw last night that randy weingarten was campaigning for terry mcauliffe on the night before the election, i actually thought mcauliffe was trying to throw the race somehow because there's no way anyone in their right mind would have randy weingarten campaigning for them on the night before the election. i mean, she is so divisive, i know plenty of democrats that cannot stand her. they kept kids out of school for a year when they didn't have to. and he brings her out on the campaign trail the night before? what were they thinking? i am convinced that he tried to throw this thing. >> laura: asra, you were at the town hall we did, i don't know, when was that? i don't even remember, it's all a blur. but it was back in march. and i think, just so people understand how far ahead of this you were and the parents behind you, on school closu

voters will decide, as you put so correctly, randy sutton.city's existing police will be replaced by a public safety department. white progressives and local black activists back the amendment following the death of george floyd in police custody last year. so this is what i call the beat from the street, from protestors from the street. this is their answer back. and i'm wondering there is a huge gap between when they were in the street and the crime that's in the street now. how will that work out? >> well, this isn't rocket signs. we've seen this play out. we've seen in every major city where there has been a defund, demoralize policing, we've seen every single murder rate go up. violent crime is incredibly high especially in minneapolis. and they have basically defunded the police. forced police officers out because of their politics that they are way behind. now they want to replace it and they don't know what they'll replace it with. if you read the ballot questions whatever the city council wants to replace it with. they don't know. >>

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yes, randi weingarten, a repulsive teachers union hack from new york who has precisely no interest inection to the voters of virginia. so what is the message with that? the message is really clear. we don't care about you at all. you play no role in this. this is an inside game. and of course they mean it. they really feel that way. they think it is how they win. through coalitions. you are not part of it. you see this in everything they do. here is a senile president and a vp no one likes. deal with it, america. in the case of virginia, just six weeks ago, a low iq "washington post" columnist called jennifer rubin assured us that an endorsement from some has been functionary in dan quayle's office from the 1980s was going to make all the difference for terry mcauliffe. "the bill kristol endorsement will be big," rubin announced on twitter. "trust me." it is hard to believe that is real. but it is entirely real. and it is exactly why they lost last night. glenn youngkin will join us in just a moment here on the show, but first we want to go as we always do and for good reason to brit

it was randy marsh, wasn't it?! we're just doing our job, sir.ou can round up families and send them away? nobody told me about this. i thought everything sucked now! do you have a card? [ indistinct talking on television ]

[applause] >> so randy and the teacher's union doesn't personally own your children? crazy.y didn't it work? hanson the senior developer and the person we think is best qualified to explain why it didn't work he joins us thank you very much. >> thank you. uh, tucker, have you noticed>> that donald trump is more popular now that probably at any time in his presidency and the more that terry mcauliffe said trump, trump, trump, and they were obsessed with him the more he looked pretty good and it helped youngkin. he ran on a trump agenda, angry like trump is, he fought back, had fire in the belly, but he targeted his attacks. he didn't tweet, he didn't post on facebook. the more that donald trump was banned by sill akin valley to shut him up and ostracize him the more he became everywhere, every man. he was everywhere and nowhere at the same time. so they're obsessed with him but the only thing that's left of donald trump wasey his wonderful record. so joe biden did exactly the opposite of what trump did, and it showed us that trump had done wonderful in thes. so i guess the me

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>> i think bring it on. >> randi joins us now.rter: well, anderson, it's really split on party lines. the democrats that we spoke with think that there should be an investigation and he should likely be removed from office. but the republicans don't think that this rises to the level of an ethics investigation. they think he should remain in office. one woman telling me there were just too many investigations in washington. and then we spoke with one man who says he has voted for both democrats and republicans and he says that threats of murder and violence have no place in congress, he doesn't think that's something that our forefathers would have approved of and he thinks that he should be removed from office. but of course, anderson, it is worth noting this is not the first time gosar has raised eyebrows. he refused to certify joe biden's election. he also said that the masses that stormed the capitol on january 6th were peaceful patriots. so again, anderson, lots of questions about paul gosar tonight. >> yeah. randi, appreciat

our colleagues at nbc sports, he agreed to extra testing of his horses on his own dime nbc sports randyk in san diego. medina spirit, you know, in june it felt like that will never, ever, ever, ever happen again and here we are. >> reporter: the breeders' cup, shep, was in a very unique and difficult situation this fall. because, amazingly, now, going back to the first saturday in may after medina spirit tested positive, they have not ruled yet on any kind of official disqualification the kentucky horse racing commission is still sitting and waiting. >> what the hell is that >> reporter: there have been some problems, apparently, with the samples. baffert's lawyers have requested extra testing on the samples to sort of try to prove their case. nothing has happened the wheels of justice are frozen they're not even turning slowly. right now they're completely frozen so there's been no official ruling against medina spirit and against bob baffert in the kentucky derty kentucky derby. so in order to be fair to baffert and at the same time show the racing public tha it's serious about transp

i hung out with randy, who with his wife jen, put me up in their house.rove around that state and met some extraordinary people whose livelihoods i was trying to authenticate in my character. >> jimmy: wow. what a thing for randy and jen. [ laughter ] like, they're up there on their ranch, doing ranch stuff, turning hides into rope and stuff. and then you show up. and you stay with them. >> dr. strange turns up, yeah. they were very cool about it, yeah. >> jimmy: were there things they tried to teach you you're like, don't need that. >> nothing, i needed all of it. >> jimmy: you took it all? >> definitely. he's a brilliant musician, not that i play the guitar, i play the banjo, but that was helpful. there was nothing i shied away from him teaching me. >> jimmy: working with animals? >> working with the animals, having profound experiences on horseback, driving cattle across this beautiful landscape. working with humans who are using sometimes just sounds rather than words to direct dogs, to direct cattle. in a gentle, 1925 way, this low-impact ranching. >

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>> i was struck by the fact that randi didn't mention students one little bit.o interesting that for a closer for a campaign, you would think you bring in a show-stopper. in this case, he brought in a show-stopper in rani weingarten because she stopped the show for kids. millions were locked out of schools, they bullied the cdc to change mask guidance and they appealed to the biden administration and the department of justice to issue investigations for parents who simply want to go and speak their voice and advocate for their kids and essentially calling them domestic terrorists. interesting choice for a closer for a campaign and says a lot about terry mcauliffe. >> martha: okay. we'll be watching. thanks very much. betsy devos, former secretary of education. always good to see you. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> martha: also breaking right now, minneapolis voters voting whether to replace their police department with a new department of public safety that could include police but would be a focus on comprehensive public health approach is the way it's

horses in his barn he's almost certain to take down one of these big pots at the breeders' cup. >> randyse racing has ever needed a crystal clean weekend, it's this weekend. >> oh, you are absolutely correct. horse racing -- the feet of horse racing are riddled with bullet wounds, the self-inflicted wounds the sport has inflicted on itself over the years. they're making progress on the medication front they have made progress on the horse safety front shep, you're exactly right they could use a nice, clean weekend of racing at the breeders' cup and our fingers are crossed. >> randy moss, we'll be watching breeders' cup coverage tomorrow and saturday on nbc and peacock. that includes saturday night's $6 million breeders' cup classic. >>> end of an era in san francisco where one of the most decorated baseball catchers ever is hanging up the cleats the giants star hall of famer hopeful, buster posey, announced his retirement today. >> to the fans, thank you for all your support i've received the last 13 seasons. i look forward to creating new memories of my own and sharing them with family

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ah, the at the height of the 2020 corona virus pandemic, mass media, randy covered stories from africa. the world was more interested in cove. it and africa had more less infected people in europe. but one story got people's attention. newspapers reported that kenny was having an elephant baby boom journalist linked the unprecedented surge in the elephant's birthright tourist. being restricted from hardy, they said it was the more positive side of the low down, but kind of it had nothing to do with my biggest fish. ok, so you see 2018. we got a pretty good gene and we have a female. so 202020. yeah, 2020. we got tired. this baby will.

randi weingarten spoke ahead of him at the event.olling ahead of this race showed education has become a major issue among virginia voters. and mcauliffe losing significant ground on that issue. another issue former president donald trump, at least for the mcauliffe campaign who has tried to tie his republican opponent to trump at nearly every stop. >> glenn youngkin is closing his event with donald trump here in virginia where we are going to put an end to donald trump's future plans right here in virginia. i have beaten trump twice in virginia. tomorrow we go 3-0. >> now on many levels this race has had a national tone to it of course, those who have been campaigning for terry mcauliffe in all of this, he has had the president, the vice president, tim kaine, the senator, a number of folks in congress, especially the majority whip jim clyburn for south carolina. he has been out as well. we talked to a clyburn aide about his role in this. he said he was more than happy to jump on because for him it was about turning out the african-a

that's why he's got randi weingarten out there. he promised to give the teachers more money. that's the democrat way. at the end of the way, if youngkin wins, it's about the fact that people are beyond party, beyond politics. it's about american coming together and hopefully it will be a model for going forward. >> when joe biden popped off at the mouth in glasgow guaranteeing victory, seems to be based on what? you think he knows something or you think he realizes that can blow up in his face? >> he knows he won the state by ten points. you can determine you know which party the person declares when he votes. we learned there was a huge turnout in richmond, charlottesville and northern virginia. the data shows those are places where democrats fare well. the polls han been tight. a big poll that fox news shows that youngkin had gained points there in the end. but mcauliffe had held an early lead before that. so we'll have to wait and see. the third thing, i was surprised by glenn youngkin's closing. i thought his close would be more we're going to take the commonwealth to a n

thank you, randy, next slide, please. so with that, port staff is recommending the port commission affirm that hsh has met the metrics required as a condition of the exercise of option to extend therefore allowing it to extend operations for an additional 24 months. that concludes our presentation. we thank you and welcome any questions. >> president brandon: thank you, kimberley, emily and randy for your presentation. commissioners, can i please have a motion? >> so moved. >> i second. >> president brandon: ok. now let's open it up for public comment. we will open the phone lines to take public comment on item 11a so members of the public who are joining us on the phone. we have instructions for anyone on the phone. >> thank you, president brandon. at this time, we will open the queue for anyone on the phone who would like to make public comment on item 11a. please dial star 3 if you wish to make public comment. the system will let you know when your line is open. others will wait on mute until their line is open. commen

- randy, sit down. - you want a piece a me?do? - randy, don't. - you better shut up, asshole. - i'm standin' right here. - how do you wanna handle it? - i told you to shut up. [grunting and punches landing] - oh, jesus, not again. - come on, stan, just strike this kid out so we can end the season. - strike three, you're out! - yes, it's over! it's over! - that's it. south park wins the game 4 to zero. - we're done. no more baseball! - no more boring baseball until next year. - we can start having fun again! [kids cheering] - yeah, we did it, boys. we did it. we're going to the finals. woo hoo! - what? we won. that means we've got the best record in the division. - congratulations, boys. you're going on to the post season.

randy. i got married.mlin to officiate. >> jimmy: that's great. how much does she charge for that? >> $75,000 plus expenses. a club membership. there's a dinah shore worship ceremony. so any way -- >> jimmy: did you have a reception, a party? >> so it was new year's eve. i called her and she and her wife jane came over. the whole wedding is like 18 minutes. i put it on youtube, because it's so charming. our dogs, they were like climbing up my dress. it was just loose and silly and fn. >> jimmy: that's great. congratulations. and i'm glad you're alive. i'm glad you're back. kathy griffin is back. season five of "search party" premieres january 7th on hbo max. we'll be back with alan ruck. oo. that's our mission. we chose our new spark cash plus card from capital one, because it gives us unlimited two percent cash back on everything we buy. and it has no preset spending limit, so our purchasing power adapts to our business needs. we use our two percent cash back to help cover our employees' healthcare costs.

ted cruz responding government again the push to vaccinate 5 - 11 years old as american federation randicalls for universal masking and schools and it has in the past. she was caught removing her mascara conference in puerto rico, she later apologized. also mask was was senate majority leader chuck schumer. of course. let's get abby first, doable he believe senator cruz, is this propaganda? chris: i'm glad i was five years old i didn't have to worry about politics like how my blessings every day. it is funny if you take the politics out of this, i'm kinda curious about the strategy because i imagine from a marketing perspective you are probably trying to target the parents in this not the 5-year-old the 5-year-old is not driving themselves to get the vaccine. i'm a little confused about that but i think the reality of this, no matter how you feel about it i think what you're doing with an ad like this is ruffling the feathers of parents who just want to make the decision for their children in the best decision rather for them. i'm a little confused about this. joe: confusion comes to min

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. >>> randy serrano tiene la información >>> si le ha puesto gasolina su carro recientemente ya se habráy menos oferta y más demanda en medio de la pandemia entre los consumidores en lo están sintiendo en el bolsillo durante la época en la que más viajan y más gastan >>> el precio de la gasolina en estados unidos está más o menos a 3 dólares con 42 centavos por galón el nivel más alto en 7 años. en algunos estados el golpe es más fuerte, en partes de california los motoristas pagan 5 dólares por galón de combustible mientras tanto el presidente no piensa quedarse en brazos cruzados >>> este martes anunció que su gobierno liberará unos 50 millones de barriles de las reservas de petróleo del país, decisión que hesperia que alivia la demanda y ayude a bajar los precios del combustible >>> -(voz inaudible)- >>> salá 3 presidente en han acudido las reservas para tratar de hacerle frente al precio de la gasolina. >>> además de la gasolina enfrentamos retos en la economía del país, así lo dijo joe biden.Ñ >>> durante ese discurso joe biden dijo que las últimas semanas en número de contenedores

he was like, i'm okay, i was thinking, i'm not okay. >> and then according to defender randi spencer,omething quite remarkable. >> this may seem strange, but he even respects what his daughters did. not because he killed his wife but because if they really believed that he killed his wife, he would expect them to advocate for her. and so he understands. >> he told you? that. >> he did. >> we are just so happy can't hurt anyone else. we miss our mom. we'll never get her back. but that courtroom was full of so many people who love my mom. >> do you feel you finally got justice? >> there was justice for my mom today. >> martin mcneill was sentenced to 17 years to life. but he would not serve his time in full. in april, 2017, martin died by suicide. the dark ending for the story of a family that began with so much hope. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." he's a monster. he's evil. he's pure evil. he is that character in those horror movies. >> he hid in the sha

en washington randy serrano. >> gracia.la cadena de suministros está empeorando y esto ocurre en plena temporada de compras una encuesta revela que el 33%, de ciertos artículos están agotados es una cifra mayor al año pasado. lo producto que más escasean son electrónicos, ropa, joyas, y todo surge por la demora los puertos de estados unidos también bancos de comida siguen batallando para ayudar a familias afectadas por la pandemia el alza de los precios de los alimentos también los está afectando a ellos tanto así que temen no poder cumplir con su próximos, están gastando 60,000 al mes secretario del departamento de salud y servicio social javier becerra visitó la clínica mayo para promover la vacunación infantil en minnesota esto para evaluar cómo estaban administrando las dosis de pfizer a los niños de 5:00 a 11:00 años de edad. en cifras preliminares cerca de 900,000 niños han recibido la vacuna contra el coronavirus en todo el país >> y sea uno se ha colocado la vacuna de refuerzo este suma momento para hacerlo dicen la

randy crossed her joins us. where should the emphasis be today in this labor market report when we think about what the fed will do next? randy: one of the reasons you are seeing this wide dispersion of estimates is because everyone knows the labor market is on fire. we do not know whether the jobs are being created. it is just like last month when we talk about the number was low but it was not because the job market was weak, it was because the job market was strong. we do not know if people will be willing to take those jobs or come back into the job market. there a lot of jobs out there and people feel confident about the market. no matter what people will say the jobs market is still on fire. tom: does the financial makeup of this nation come in honor of alan meltzer at carnegie mellon, that is a school in pittsburgh southeast of chicago. you may have heard it. should we aggregate our national feel for the economy. are we so in equal there are essentially two americas in our economics? randall: it is very i

congratulations on your retirement, randy, i wish you all the best in this next chapter. congratulations. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: you pay with inflation, build back bankrupt. a typical mill will -- meal will cost more than ever. the typical cartoon today is correct, significant price increases include turkey up 27% and potatoes up 13% and cranberries 5.2% and gas up 1.2% and home eating bills up 54%. these are brutal realities for families as we celebrate being an american with thanksgiving. democrat elite think they're smarter than anyone and think democratic voters are ignorant to believe $5 trillion in spending cost zero dollars. you buy with biden inflation. god bless our troops who protected america 20 years on the global war on terrorism as it continues moving from the af

larry: there's room for substantial change from the policies pursued by outgoing regulatory vice chair randy quarles and i think jay powell could use pressure from the pro-regulatory side from within the board of governors, but it has to be balanced and sometimes senator warren can overstep in her enthusiasm for attacking financial institutions. caroline: let's debate more what the future of the institution might look like. talk to us about what purpose the federal reserve will fill in terms of regulation and whether the administration is looking to other areas to oversee the bank. >> the vice chair for supervision, senator warren is correct, it is critical for any administration to determine what the policy of bank regulation will be. that's the main regulatory post in the entire federal government, not just at the fed. so all eyes are on president biden. who will he pick and what direction will they take the regulatory and supervisory direction? those are two different things -- regulations about creating rules of the game and the supervision is about being the referee of the game and inte

randy wants to know, if i had a reaction to the moderna vaccine, would you recommend a booster of another kind? dr. gandhi: yes. i would not recommend pfizer for you because there are certain elements, compounds in both types of mrna vaccines. if you want a booster, i would get the johnson & johnson. kristen: colette said, i got the pfizer booster, had a fever and chills. was this a bad thing that i had such a bad reaction to the booster? dr. gandhi: it is not a bad thing. this happens with increasing your antibody levels. you will feel ill for a couple days. this is why the fda advisory committee did not want to approve it. they did not want people to have adverse effects if they were fine with their immune system. if you have a high immune reaction, you may have side effects for a couple days. kristen: vivian wants to know, should my 17-year-old diabetics type one get a booster? he is at school in person and it has been more than six months. dr. gandhi: this is only approved for over 18 because there is an increasing risk of adverse effects with young males. this is not going to be impr

tener consecuencias severas pues uno se ya han incrementado sus restricciones, desde la casa blanca randyla lista de países en alerta por la propagación de la variante omicron crece cada vez más. ahora incluye a estados unidos.tras una reunión con su equipo de expertos el presidente joe biden le aseguró al país que la variante del covid - 19 es causa de preocupación pero no de pánico, y volvió a recalcar la importancia de las vacunas y las dosis de refuerzo que eran la mejor protección contra la enfermedad, horas antes empezaron a prohibir vuelos de sudáfrica donde se detectó la variante de otros 7 países vecinos con el fin de contener el virus, la variante se ha detectado en canadá y en varios países europeos y algunas expertos dicen que es cuestión de tiempo para que se propague en estados unidos >>> esto no va a detener en todo la propagación, va haber personas que van a entrar en contacto >>> el presidente de sudáfrica reaccionó a las restricciones impuestas diciendo: que no se justificaba y que discriminaba injustamente contra su país. >>> mientras que la "o.m.s" aseguraque la nueva