reid: nobody knew who i was. o'callaghan: i first met harry reid whei was teaching high school in henderson, nevada. o'callaghan appointed him to the gaming commission... reid: regular meeting of the nevada gaming commission is called to order. christensen: where he played a mob from the gambling industry. man: the chairman called me a liar. you can dish it out, but you can't take it, can you, harry? christensen: then, in 1982, with nevada's booming population, the state got a second congressional district. reid: we need to get people who appear in the halls of congress who speak for the consumer. christensen: and harry reid ran for that new open seat and won. and that was the beginning of his long congressional career. reid: i will continue to be nsistent... conservation, you know, is not a democratic issue. to be independent... tv announcer: independent like nevada. reid: and to work hard for r state. this is gridlock in spades. and i'll always do what i think is right for nevada. christensen: when he won that

prosecutors say britt reid's blood level was above the legal limit.he was traveling nearly 20 miles over the speed limit when his truck crashed into two cars stopped on a highway entrance ramp near arrowhead stadium. the little girl suffered traumatic brain injuries. >>> "the washington post" said president biden plans to nominate christine wormuth to be the next secretary of the army. if confirmed by the senate she would be the first woman to lead the arm. wormuth served in several positions in the obama administration. she currently works for the funded think tank the rand corporation. >>> and our news station said lin-manuel miranda helped open a new covid vaccination site. for members of the broadway film and television industries. the creator and star of the musical "hamilton" joined new york city's bill de blasio in the opening. film and tv introduction started again in new york, broadway has been shut down for more than a year due to the pandemic. >> we want to gather again, and we want to tell stories in the dark. we cannot do that if we don't

walter reid, i can't say enough about the old walter reid. it was a beautiful place. i loved working there. i even got to take care of general westmoreland's wife. i can say that now since she's gone, and so is he. we took care of civilians that had service ties. most of them, though, were in the service. we were very, very busy. there was no such thing as an eight-hour shift. we always worked more than that. we learned a lot -- i learned a lot quickly. you had to, and you did a lot. but i will have to tell you, as challenged as i was there to learn and did, i thought i was prepared for all of the challenges that i would meet if i was sent to vietnam. i worked with the walter reid army institute of nurses. there were many of them that worked with me in that area, and they all volunteered for vietnam. so i figured i'm sure not to go. however, i was sent. i got orders on the 16th of september, 1970. i think i cried for three days. i had found somebody that i thought was the person, and i didn't want to leave because he had already come back and he had been injured. as i

greylock founding partner and linkedin founding partner reid hoffman.us in our first show today. >> my pleasure and honor i look forward to camping the show regularly. >> now, before we get into crypto read as you sit on the microsoft board i wanted to get your take on this big deal, microsoft buying nuance for $16 billion. what do you think that microsoft's ownership could do for nuance in expansion of its capabilities having seen it yourself, having solded linkedin to microsoft >> linkedin, we saw an amazing combination of the kind of network that was already built together with amazing platform technologies microsoft brings. in the case of nuance and health care, assure and ai services that are a part of it, all a part of accelerating that digital transmission of health care, which i think obviously, pandemic and other things, a super important thing for overjot society. one of the other things i learned on the linkedin side, how good satya and his team are at actually integrating companies. both operationally, culturally a great job with linkedin we

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - jane fonda robin thede, joy reid musical guest alanis morissetteand featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1445 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. look at that thank you, very, very much, everybody. please thank you. have a seat. welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. thank you for watching [ cheers and applause thank you for being here well, guys, it seems like johnson & johnson just can't catch a break. listen to this, back in march there was a contamination issue at one of their vaccine plants and the fda is halting production while it investigates wait, they're halting production now [ light laughter ] you know your company is in trouble when millions of doses are contaminated and it's not nearly the worst part of your week [ laughter ] don't worry, instead of fixing the contamination problem they're just going to rebrand their vaccine as "johnson & johnson xtreme." [ laughter ] right now the company is in so much trouble, j

that's "the reid out."onight on "all in," companies call out voter suppression push as man who empowered corporations complains they're bullying republicans. >> my advice to corporate ceos of america, stay out of politics. >> senator bernie sanders on the pushback against the big lie. and shocking/not shocking reporting how the trump campaign bilked supporters out of money. >>> and derek chauvin trial, chief

hell no, and reid knew exactly what he was doing. i went over got in reid's face and said do you even list toon all the "s" that comes out of your moth, you can go "f" yourself. do we romanticize what it was like in the pre-trump era sph. >> the deal was this. john boehner and i got a lot done but we didn't mince words. he was right i did everything i could to cause him trouble because i knew he was having a lot of trouble. the more trouble he was having in his caucus the better it was for us, and he knew what it was doing. and i wasn't at all surprised that he came to me and gave me one of his other -- he's someone we got along well for a couple of reasons. number one we had a deal. he would not come to my office. all our meetings were in his office, he could smoke to his heart's content. and we had a staff member on hand john summers, in my office david croen. we got a lot of things done. but i have a lot of respect for john boehner, he as far as i'm concerned was a great patriot. >> and earlier in the show we talked about the cons

chip reid. >> that is the news for this tuesday.heck back later for cbs this morning, and check in on my podcast, the debrief, there's are two new episodes looking at the sides of the climate change debate. reporting from the nation's capitol. i'm major garrett. ♪ >>> it's tuesday, april 20th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." murder or reasonable force? a jury must now decide the fate of derek chauvin. the final arguments and how one lawmaker's comments may jeopardize the trial. >>> breaking overnight, former vice president walter mondale died. we look back on his political career, including some traditions he started at the white house. >>> moderna's third dose. the vaccinemaker is almost ready with its booster shot. when it will be available to the public. good morning. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green.

police say reid, the son of head coach andy reid told them he had been drinking before the accident. concerns over possible wine shortage. french winemakers say frost and freezing temperatures may destroy their grape crops, and plunging t threatening the chablis, burgundy and bordeaux regions. some say up to 50% of the harvest may be lost. >>> when we come back, the surprise celebration in the school hallway. the beloved cafeteria manager and the dream come true. the dree my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have red color in urine or pain while you urinate, or a genital area infection since a rare but serious genital infection may be life-threaten

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leader reid, great to see you. >> my pleasure. >> so, what do you make of senator manchin and his stance to the filibuster. there's no way, he wrote in my paper, "the washington post," there's no way he wants to change or even modify the filibuster. is that a tenable position? >> i've stated, and i believe that it's not a question if, it's a question when the filibuster goes away. the country cannot operate when it takes 60% of the vote to get everything done. and so i know joe means well. he's looking at a time that doesn't exist anymore when there was bipartisanship. but you heard senator mcconnell this past few days saying that he's going to do nothing. you know, that's legislation for the democrats. >> so leader reid, since you mentioned the current senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, we have some sound that i've been dying to get your reaction to. have a listen to what he had to say on march 16th. >> so let me say this very clearly for all 99 of my colleagues. nobody serving in this chamber can even begin

, who is the son of head coach andy reid, has been charged with felony dwi for a crash days before the super bowl that left a 6-year-old named ariel young with severe brain injuries >> the family wanted was the most serious charge that could be filed, and the family got the most serious charge that could be filed. >> if convicted reid could face up to seven years in prison. >>> former republican speaker of the house john boehner sifts through the remains of the republican party he once knew in his new memoir "on the house. in it he takes on disruptors in his own party as well as on the left we spoke this afternoon about where that leaves things politically. >> you're very critical in this book of donald trump. if he wants the 2024 republican nomination, do you think he will win it >> i have no idea. i think there will be a lot of people running for the republican nominatio in 2024. and it's a long way off. >> do you think, though, that the support is still there, that the party that he left will be around in 2024 >> well, i think that remains to be seen i've encouraged republicans to a

cbs's chip reid. >> reporter: for animal lover, her backyard is paradise. 30 years ago came to wild cornerre was a drought and without my intervention, none would have survived. >> reporter: took on the task to money through hpo trust. safe t >> it's a question of us respecting their space. >> reporter: because of her, the hippos have thrived. over three decades, 65 calves have been born here. but drought isn't the only threat they faced. poachers tried to kill them for their meat. >> for seven years we were subjected to violence trying to stop them killing the hippos. did not lose one hippo. >> reporter: risked your life but it was worth it? >> yes, 100%, totally passionate about saving the hippos. >> reporter: so fashionboet psh . >> we have a hippo in garden. >> reporter: hippo kicked out of his herd as happens with young males. he found backyard and made himself at home with his family. >> to have a wild hippo visit your house like this, dream come true for me. hey gorgeous. >> reporter: when she talks to him, he purrs and briefly made contact but will never do it again. >> he's wild a

the same joy reid who used a racist slur to describe supreme court justice, clarence thomas. nbc news today? take a look. >> it is seen by some as a measure of progress. i would have called you a mere token elevated only to show that the g.o.p. has gotten the diversity memo in its past election. >> if somehow they managed to stumble into the supreme court, do any of you guys trust amy tony barrett and those guys to actually follow the letter of the law? no. you've got to love the tim scott standing there over that round of words. >> sean: apparently according to joy reid, nbc news, i guess it's perfectly okay to say racist things about african-americans so long as they are conservative republican. are you proud of this standard nbc savannah guthrie? are you proud of the news brand that you work under? now remember last night on this program, senator lindsey graham warned us about this kind of hatred and rage directed toward senator scott. sadly, he was right. >> he became public enemy number one tonight. check out the internet and see what the liberals are saying about tim sc

you know rachel, i was watching our coverage all day this evening and joy reid had her hour and i felt that's not enough for joy. she had years of things to say about this so i have asked joy to come on and join our discussion at this hour. i for once want to hear more from her and we have the governor of minnesota is also joining us tonight in this hour. that's how we'll begin our coverage. >> get to it, friday friend. thank you, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. >>> in the end it came down to 12 people, about the same number of people who watched police officer derek chauvin murdered george floyd on 38th street in minneapolis, 12 people who had the same reaction that the people on the street had when they were watching george floyd died. 12 people randomly assembled by the state of minnesota, a state sharply divided in the last presidential election when it seems to get impossible 12 people in that state or 12 people anywhere in this country to agree unanimously on anything. 12 reasonable people. 12 people who took an oath evaluated evidence together including the video of george floyd

but if anybody is the mouth of american reason, it is joy reid. she's a joy to all of us. thank you, joy. thank you, attorney general. >> thank you, rev. >>> joining me me the jim clyburn, democrat of south carolina who is also the majority whip. always honored to have you on, congressman clyburn. you are a lion in the congress and one of the most powerful democrats in the country. but you're also a black american man who is old enough to remember both walter scott and emmitt till, and you were a civil rights activist and still are, long before many knew you as the power that you have become. what did the chauvin verdict mean to you this week as a black american and as an elected official? >> thank you very much for having me. it meant a whole lot to me, as i have said. i think that that verdict helped to get us back on track toward our purity of a more perfect union. as you said, emmitt till did not get justice, but we saw last week -- brought back memories of the people against the klan when we saw a jury of 11 white people and one black person convicting a black person

prior to thomas reid being speaker was answering during a roll call. or if you will voting on a bill. so house members could simply stop business by not answering a roll call. now this happened once during his speakership. where where the role was called and there were a bunch of members who didn't answer. in an effort to produce a discipline court, even though there are physically present in the room. so speaker reads ruling was was this follows the chair directs the court to record the following names of members present in refusing to vote. and in so doing those members now got counted as quorum if they're counted toward the corinth and there's enough on them there then well, congratulations. you can now have your vote. and so there were a couple of attempts to circumvent this one of them was that you had members who hid under their desks. so they hit under the desks. that way they couldn't be seen and if they can't be seen. then then you don't have a quorum. now another thing that they tried to do was the mass walkout tank. basically, you just leave

, the son of head coach andy reid, with felony driving while intoxicated.he crash happened near arrowhead stadium just days before the super bowl. prosecutors say britt reid was driving more than 80 miles an hour just seconds before he slammed his truck into two cars. officers say reid told them that he had two to three drinks and was on add raul. the collision injured ariel young. the family says she can't speak or walk and is being fed through a tube if convicted, he could face a sentence up to seven years in prison. >>> more people than ever are working than home these days which means more sitting ducks for a growing fraud. a call or voice mail saying the electric company will shut off your power unless you pay your overdue bill and the crooks are getting away with millions with the investigation, here's cnbc's scott cohen >> this is an automated call. >> reporter: the voice mail is ominous. >> please enter your password. >> reporter: the caller i.d. says it's from the electric company. >> your account reflects a disconnection order taking place today d

jillian: and want to play the sound bite from former-- from harry reid. >> i think the commission willhould just kind of leave it alone. you have to be very careful in saying we need to expand the supreme court. jillian: what does that say to you? >> well, harry reid is a longtime washington hand , he's far to the left to me, but moderately, you know he's a liberal and you have these liberals in the democratic party versus extremists in the democratic party and extremist want to upend the supreme court by attacking its independence, by politicizing it, by adding the lord knows how many individuals to the court to get the case outcomes they desire and so with joe biden is trying to do is walk this fine line between the harry reid's of this party and the extremists, so he has a commission in place that probably will satisfy neither side, but the pressure is extreme from the left to blow up the supreme court and he's playing with fire by even discussing or allowing the commission to go forward i would upend our constitutional structure, supreme court is supposed to be objective and apply

paula reid is with us for the latest. it was hard to keep track of all the development s in this.we learn today? >> multiple sources tell cnn congressman gaetz showed other lawmakers photos and videos of nude women he claimed to have slept with. one source said he shared the images on his phone while on the floor of the house. another said it was a point of pride for gaetz. there is no evidence the justice department is looking into this issue or that these were photos of minors. his office so far though hasn't responded at all to our reporting, but all of this comes as cnn is learning new details about the scope of an entirely separate criminal investigation into alleged sexual misconduct by gaetz. >> reporter: tonight new details on the sex trafficking investigation into representative matt gaetz. cnn has learned prosecutors are looking into a relationship with a woman that began when she was just 17. and whether his involvement with other young women broke sex trafficking and prostitution laws according to two sources briefed on the matter. those sources say investigators are a

that harry reid's step prior to mitch mcconnell's was eliminating the filibuster with respect to lower court judges. >> when faced with constant obstructionism when mitch mcconnell created, for any majority leader to say my job is to make sure this president is a one-term president, it was outrageous. i don't think harry reid even had a choice. >> since you brought up supreme court justices, justice stephen brey is 82 years old. he is the oldest justice on the court by a decade. with democrats' senate majority hanging in the balance, should justice breyer retire before the 2022 midterm elections in case republicans were to regain control of the senate? >> no. i think supreme court justices should stay as long as they like. they are appnted for their lifetimes, that is what we gave them. if justice breyer continues to want to serve and has every ability to serve, he should keep serving. i never thought that ruth bader ginsburg should step down either. she was one of the most brilliant jurists we ever had in the history of our country so i would not push anybody out. i think they should

here's cbs' chip reid. >> reporter: the monthly food drive at the hanover, pennsylvania v.f.w.rved eight needy veterans. now it's almost 90, and it takes a team of volunteers to pull it off, many of them, vets themselves. >> see you guys. >> reporter: it's all because of christie lucas who, after 17 years in education, felt a calling to devote herself to veterans so she created a charity roots for boots. the goal is to give veterans whatever help they need and she does it full time for no pay. when you say it's more than just a food bank, what is it. >> something that restores hope. she's an angel. >> reporter: hope for veterans like vick rowe. >> i have a prosthesis on my left leg. he built a ramp for me. >> reporter: and disabled veteran jeremy jacoby who couldn't keep up with his young son. >> he broke down. the story gets me every time. i grabbed jeremy's arm and said i'll get you that track chair by christmas, and we did. >> reporter: veterans who sacrificed so much now have a full-time angel on their side. chip reid, cbs news, hanover, pennsylvania. >> o'donnell: the most

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chip reid, cbs news. >> diaz: that's love. that is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday.nd don't miss "sunday morning with jane pauley" first thing tomorrow. i'm adriana diaz in chicago. thanks for watching. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> developing news in the east bay, an arsonist torches a home with a family inside, and not everyone made it out. >> it is really sad that someone in our community would do something so heinous. >>> plus, businesses boarded up and bracing for the worst after a night of violent unrest in oakland. >>> more than 100 businesses took a stand against bigotry against asians and pacific islanders. >>> for some of us, we were 15 degrees warmer than yesterday. coming up in the forecast, why did that only happen for a few of us, and what is coming next? >>> we begin with the developing story in oakland where a man and his baby died in a fire. investigators say it was intentionally set. that fire started just after midnight at home on the 9500 block of stearns avenue. when fire crews got there the back of the house wa

there certainly a lot of serious things to reid priddy also like to have things that are completely i call it covid tourism. i just finished an amazing book that's called the color of law it forgotten history of how our government segregated america written by richard rothstein. it's an incredible in-depth look at how federal government policies literally lead to comic contributes to and supported segregation in housing. it was shocking to me how systematic this was really glad i read it will serving on the banking committee and the senate it's got great, great background. i felt in love with the brittany murder mysteries by john luke who followed an inspector needs tons of food, drinks lots of wine and also solve some murder mysteries on the side. >> when do you find the time to read? would you like to read? >> i love to read before i go to bed at night. specially more of the lighter fare. i fight back and forth to minneapolis to washington all the time. airplane readings really good pretty honestly do not time is much time to read a site did. but not time of the massive briefing boo

is this the course of action that could change the course for the republican party there see what reid said about that you know protecting voting rights and making voting more accessible as well pro-business and more importantly and pro-american but are these corporations and the pressure and their c.e.o.'s going to actually change the course of action or is this going to just kind of all be noise in the storm. it absolutely can change the course of it and think by what was on south africa during apartheid it wasn't political movements it wasn't the marches it was a mandela going to jail the ended apartheid it was corp's divesting from from south africa the resulted in the end of apartheid so when we talk about the power of corporate leadership on the planet earth in the last 2 years more films have been filmed in the state of georgia than any other single location on the planet earth much of the state's income and comes from the fortune $500.00 companies that move there because the low taxes low look regulation lack of union participation so because of that they hold the power to hold

joel greenberg, the pressure on greenberg to flip on matt gaetz will be immense. >> and paw raula reid joins nou. so the former president, obviously, an ally of congressman gaetz, for what that's worth. he weighed in today. what did he say? >> well, anderson, in a brief statement, the former president said gaetz never asked him for a pardon. and he, also, noted that gaetz has denied these allegations. but the congressman was one of former-president trump's most-loyal supporters. so this was a pretty tepid response, given the circumstances. as for that pardon, cnn has learned that gaetz did seek a preemptive pardon, at the end of the trump administration. and that, he made that request, that desire known to someone, outside the white house counsel's office. there is no indication that he made this appeal, directly, to the former president. >> paula reid, appreciate it. thanks very much. >>> as more people get covid-19 vaccinations, the notion of so-called vaccine passports to prove you have been inoculated is running into opposition, in several states, including florida. we will take yo

the reid out with joy reid starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin tonight with a crisis in american policing. communities in minnesota are again in anguish, mourning the life of another black life taken by law enforcement. this time it is daunte wright, just 20 years old, who was shot and killed during a traffic stop after a minnesota police officer shouted taser but fired her handgun instead. at this hour, we are monitoring a vigil for mr. wright at the site his car crashed after he was shot. after minnesota's governor announced a curfew for counties surrounding minneapolis, beginning at the top of the hour. also, shocking new video emerged of a second lieutenant in the u.s. army medical corp who is black and latino held at gunpoint by two police officers during a traffic stop in december. he was pepper sprayed and threatened by an officer. both incidents are happening against the backdrop of day 11 in the murder trial of a former minneapolis police officer, derek chauvin. the prosecution is expected to officially rest its case tomorrow af

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joining us this morning's reid wilson. use the national reporter with the hill newspaper here to talk about what this means for congress. your headline, six states to gain house seats, seven to lose seats. was this expected? guest: alabama, rhode island, and minnesota -- all three of those states kept their seats. good news for them. there were at least a couple of states, texas and florida that the game seats but we all thought they were going to gain more seats. outside estimates thought texas might gain four and florida would gain at least two. they only ended up gaining one. a lot of looks thought arizona would gain a seat. basically a congressional district in los angeles county moved to phoenix over the last decade. it was not quite enough to get there. some of these margins that states kept or lost seats were incredibly narrow. new york lost its district by eight -- 89 people. but his two buses full of people if they stayed in new york, new york would've kept their extra seat. that's even house went to minnesota, th