i thought that was -- i thought that was rad and then joe russo, of the russo brothers, who has directedt that >> the thing that kills me is that joe's actually got nicer legs than i do [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he does! >> look at his legs. >> jimmy: does he shave his legs, do you think? >> i don't know what he does i don't have to shave my legs, because i'm like a prepubescent teenager i haven't grown hair on my legs yet. here, i'll give you a little glance >> jimmy: oh, my god oh, my god holy mackerel. oh, we're in big trouble all ready, man you know what is interesting you don't wear pants, but you do wear socks, though. >> yeah, cause it's cold [ laughter ] >> jimmy: of course. of course it is. yeah, i totally get it >> cause i gotta wear this suit jacket, and the suit jacket is too hot. >> jimmy: yeah >> i have my legs out, because it's nice and freeing, but then my toes get cold so i wear my socks >> jimmy: toes get cold. come on. i know that you're in atlanta shooting the new spider-man movie. and i know you can't say much about it. but there are a lot of rumors out there. some peop

[overlapping chatter] russo: in 2013, there was an abnormal spawning event with the purple urchin in sonoma, where they spawned in deep water and it washed ashore, basically the entire sonoma coast. so what happened then is you have the kelp trying to come back in the cold-water years, but in an abnormally large population of purple urchin. so every time the kelp would pop up, it was dog-piled by urchin, so there's an urgency to getting th done sooner rather than later. catton: so we're here to estimate the number, the total numbers of urchins that are being caught. we're taking a look at the sizes of those urchins and looking at what their condition is, what they've been eating. man: i think the big thing i that they--you know, when the kelp comes back, when the kelp me back, that'll bring the abs back. man 2: i've been out here divg for abalone for decades, and we've got third and fourth generation coming up that we want to preserve all this for them and for everyone else, not to mention the economy out here. it just--it's a very special place, and to have the industry brings a lot

and talking about john russo and sherry lincoln everybody says watch 2024. at the same time there has been a collective sigh of relief because things seem to be moving forward. do you think that people should not be dropping their shoulders just shatter what do you see looking to the future? >> the crisis of the pandemic making it even wider. according to the eviction but even a fraction of those homeless that's a huge number and 85 percent are people of color. the working class that is impacted those are the last to come back. so the division between the haves and have-nots are exacerbated and if there is a recovery later this year, i'm not so sure it will trickle down. and it is a wake-up call. we finally have to do something about housing issues in this country and effective the minimum wage 725 is just beyond me should be $15 an hour. or even more if you are in a higher cost city. >> absolutely. it is interesting just watching the biden administration to say we will extend the eviction moratorium until the end of march and then we will figure something o

exercising a global have a fundamental right to school namely freedom of press as of journalists and dello russo are under pressure on tuesday police again raided the homes and offices of journalists and human rights activists confiscating computers and cash. the european union's migration commission has travelled to bosnia its border with croatia in the attempt to resolve worsening humanitarian crisis the e.u. has criticised bosnian authorities for failing to rehab hundreds of migrants after makeshift accommodation accommodation rather at the. last year. they doubly correspondent marina strauss travelled to the labor camp to made refugees and local administrators who blame the e.u. for leaving them in the lurch. a whole life in one backpack thank god give. the students. the. few fish and khan and his friends are resting because it's raining and past us border with clay shell and because their feet are hurting they tell us that creation border forces have just prevented them crossing but firing warning shots in the air sometime maybe does good dominic and nobody does he take. me by the foreign m

mike russo recommendation would be to just kept what invited for. and you know when the dust settles people may have more choice but right now it's just a matter of vaccinating as many americans as possible. so we all have some protection. >>you know as a year ago just before saint patrick's day when san francisco shut down and then the rest of the country started to follow suit santa clara already shut down. centre county. now we're coming up on saint patrick's day again. it looks like it's a completely different situation it feels like we're turning the corner and that we're starting to beat this i being overly optimistic. >>i would say cautious optimist optimism can because again we're still seeing about a gleason ucf of what 3 times where we were october in the hospital. so things lot lower than viewing winter. but it's not gone away. and i think with vaccinations so we may begin to get back to that life that we aspire to. >>so of course the big buzz about johnson johnson it's one how else is it different in any significant way we'd understand.

belo russo has been rocked for months now by protests over that disputed reelection of the hardline leader alexander lukashenko more than 30000 people have been arrested since last august but the unrest shows no sign of easing prominent bella ruffian athletes like the olympic basketball player elaina chunka are among those pushing for change she was jailed for 15 days for protesting speaking from athens greece where she now plays basketball she told the w. news that she still supports the opposition movement. before i am an athlete i am a human human being i have a right and constitution on my conscience to. raise my kenyan to not be clean with something maybe an apple or a it was time for me to to give the fans for the people that supported me throughout my career and i use my platform and my words and all those terrible terrifying events happen and. i can be quiet and. there was no other option for the one we i did together we knew there is a chance that we are not an exception and the government can use us to show other athletes to show people that you know that anyone the. my father dr

handsome brothers over my shoulder here and my man grew up by then i was in russo minnesota and then got out just in time to go to arizona. schoolwork trust me they're not where park is they're the girls but the handsome brothers a big. of a young men in the minnesota boys life right now of course we do we all aspired we all aspire to be and then you know 98 percent of the hockey players up there were they and some brothers. and i don't want to bury the lead here but we're talking to you garrett hedlund and he is known for films like tron legacy currently starring in the hulu film jefferson that hello you were talking about m.g.m. in the past and now these platforms are making great product the hulu film the united states versus billie holiday it will be released on the streaming platform on february 20. 1 make sure you have the date right 26 this is garrett hedlund. i'm very good i'm very you know thanks for having me dance. can listen. congrats on the bambino and to name the baby rhodes no doubt he's going to be scholarly how's how's the young tyke sleeping at this point you know w

handsome brothers over my shoulder here and my man grew up by they was in russo minnesota and then got out just in time to go to arizona for a school work trust me they're not where parker's they're the girls but they have some brothers a big. of a young men in the minnesota boy's life right now of course we do we all aspired we all aspire to be a name you know 98 percent of the hockey players up.

global have a fundamental right to school namely freedom of press as if i had journalists in dello russo are under pressure on tuesday police again raided the homes and offices of journalists and human rights activists confiscating computers and cash. well nato secretary general you don't bags is the alliance has not reached a decision on withdrawing troops from afghanistan following a 2 day virtual native's summit he said that allies will consult closely before any decisions on troop reductions are made and there are currently 10000 nato forces in afghanistan the trump white house had set a may 1st deadline for withdrawal that is now being reviewed by the biden administration taliban forces have signaled to the afghan government could see a renewed spring offensive and more violence if nato forces do not stick to the may 1st deadline here's the german defense minister. is this something clear is and this is what the taliban has announced that with the decision not to leave the country by the 30th of april that the threat level will rise significantly rise for the international troops an

have a fundamental right to school namely freedom of press of piss if i hired journalists and dello russo are under pressure on tuesday police again raided the homes and offices of journalists and human rights activists confiscating computers and cash. there secretary general your bag says the alliance has not reached a decision on withdrawing troops from afghanistan following a 2 day summit allies agreed to consult closely before any decisions on troop reductions are made there are about 10000 nato forces in afghanistan the trump administration had said may 1st as the deadline for withdrawal that deadline is now being reviewed by the by administration taliban forces have signaled the afghan government could see a renewed spring offensive and more violence if nato forces don't stick to the bay 1st deadline hears the german defense minister. is. clear is and this is what the taliban has announced that with the decision not to leave the country by the 30th of april that the threat level will rise significantly rise for the international troops and also for us and we are currently preparing

handsome brothers over my shoulder here and my man grew up by there was a russo minnesota non-god just the time to go to arizona for a school work trust me they're not where parker is their girls but they have some brothers a big. of a young men the minnesota boys life right now of course we do we all aspired we all aspire to be in and you know 98 percent of the hockey players up there were they and some brothers. and i don't want to bury the lead here but we're talking the garrett hedlund and he is known for films like tron legacy currently starring in the hulu film jefferson that hulu you know you were talking about m.g.m. in the past and now these platforms are making great product the hulu film the united states versus billie holiday it will be released on the streaming platform on february 28th when we squint here i want to make sure of the date right 26 this is garrett hedlund. i'm very good i'm very into thanks for having me dense. can listen. congrats on the bambino and to name the baby rhodes no doubt he's going to be scholarly how's how's the young tyke sleeping at this point

have a fundamental right to school namely freedom of press of this if i had journalists and dello russo are under pressure on tuesday police again raided the homes and offices of journalists and human rights activists confiscating computers and cash. facebook has blocked news content from its platform in a strive yet the latest twist in the hate a dispute with the government as camera considers legislation to force take companies to pay for the journalism by kerry facebook and google have been fighting the proposals which they say don't reflect the why the internet works but facebook's action came just hours after google bridge the deal with the news companies. many australians woke to a surprise this morning facebook friend of them suddenly they couldn't access local and international news through the social media site it's a dramatic escalation of a conflict over australian efforts to force tech giants to pay for journalism. i think i still play nice is terrible actually i did say 43 get your man and i can get all my needs in the one spot say it will be the impact me. congress said th

there is, up the road from us was a fellow named richard russo. and he wrote a novel called mohawk.hoots from the county just above us. but in terms of rusty belt communities very similar. and he wrote something and mohawk which i will quote from. up and down the mohawk valley the green had to go brown and great and people that live beneath the smokestacks and in the shadows of the tannery were scared that even the prone and great might not last. they did not know what came from the brown and gray in neither did i. one thing for sure each mohawk fare which was the county fair there, or saturday and the grayer than the last. and winter followed with a capitol w. that sense of things were good once and were going downhill. third b hopes that things to be turned around. there be industries that would come in they would be sweatshops or people once had good manufacturing jobs now had just sort of early warehouse kind of jobs. jack candy came into campaign in 1960 he talks about pollution of the mohawk river. cleaning that up. when things are remembered i'm sure you do the creek near our

. >> rachel: here is christopher russo, the director of the discovery institute center of youth and poverty critical race theory and identity politics and how it is all indoctrinating our kids and we will start with this. a lot of people think it is just happening in chicago, but you have been writing about how it is happening in middle america, i am a mom and can attest to that. but tell me what you have been seeing. >> i have seen that it has become the default ideology of the public education system. i recently reported on first-graders being forced to deconstruct their and racial identity is on fifth graders being forced celebrate black communism and a visit of black power rally and where a principal sent an email to say that teachers should become white traders and advocate for a full white abolition. it's not only a moral panic but now being disseminated through the institutions and parents across the country should be on guard. >> rachel: part of why you like having you on the show is sometimes the viewers and parents that are home here this stuff and feel and helpless, i have been a

aiwpy"e man of th we know that he was deeply influenced by european thinkers such as condor say and russoand lock and hall vashs and gibb bonn, influenced by the french enlightenment, by the english enlightenment, and these strands of thought introduced, advocated, put forward many different kinds of arguments for religious freedom. there were three arguments that i think were increasingly common in this period of european history. one was an anti-clerical argument, frankly, and jefferson in his time in france would have been very familiar with this anti-clerical strand. there were many people arguing for freedom of religion as a way to break the power of the church and of religion, which they distrusted on secularist grounds. another very frequent argument was a christian theological argument that rooted religious freedom in christian doctrine, that made the case that only religious freedom was consistent with the spirit of charity and peaceableness of the christian religion. john lock begins his letter considering toleration by arguing that he submits that toleration, he believes, is th

story influence the hollywood film hotel rwanda is going on trial in the couple could golly paula russo begin a is facing at 9 charges including murder robbery along to a terrorist organization it was praise for his role in saving the lives of more than 1000 people during the rwandan genocide and later fell out with the government has been so is following this in joining us from nairobi governor tell us more about the charges against this man and and what to expect in this trial. i mean this hearing is still going on there are $21.00 suspects that the high court into gali including paul who says a bag who as you rightly mentioned there has been charged with 9 offenses including mada and belonging to a terrorist organization other suspects have not taken a plea yet but what is interesting is that he has stayed in a has said through his lawyers that he is not our one then a citizen he says that a belgian national and this is significant because it's going to determine how the court is going to handle this case he also says that a high 4th division of course would have prime's in rwanda is

>>the russo brothers tell the story without their usual special effects palooza it's a straightforwardtory, chinese a light into the opioid crisis. >>even though these kinds of redemption stories have been told many times before it's another dean's list b minus in select theaters now and on apple tv plus on march, the >>really like possible for documentaries, there's only i your world a little blurry part of story of the multi grammy winning singer-songwriter who became a worldwide sensation at the age of 17 guys don't follows her life on and off the road stage and. >>wouldn't think that such a young life would require nearly 2 and a half hour film but for fans that's probably not enough i gave it a dean's list it's on apple tv plus and finally for the kid >>if you grew up watching tom and jerry cartoons, you'll feel nostalgic with this big screen version of the famous cat and mouse pals joined by live action actors grace moretz and chicago's michael hiring time to get rid of jerry in a fancy hotel just before a lavish wedding. it's in theaters and also on hbo max hope you're strong. y

russo, i know you're an alum to saint john's. you got a scholarship there too. a friend of mine told me an adjunct got in trouble for asking a question. i was a graduate of saint johns 50 years ago. i even got a scholarship. it's a great school. this embarrassed me. i took richard as a pro bono client for my law firm. my firm embraced him, begin him a million dollar set of papers. they've gone to the wall for him. i have every reason to believe that the court may very well see saint john's conduct as been arbitrary and capricious. that is what we claim. there was no basis upon which somebody should be fired. i don't see this frankly as a left or right or red or you bluish shy. this is a common -- red or blue issue. it's a common sense issue. he is a great academic. he's given this course since 2015. and by the way, it wasn't some student. it was a single student who objected. and if there are any alums of saint john's out there, i want you to get in touch with the school and tell them they have to grow a spine and they have to do what's necessary to ensure that

. >> i like russo. >> and speaking of the gang, and their hopes and dream, and spacs, let's get to atart something, spac of the day but there are too many to highlight so i will highlight two this morning and they will both be up sharply or both already are. >> body build? >> not the kevin mayor spac. i'm doing cmf. cm life sciences which is merging with semafor, there it is up 32% this is keith meister and ian kazton, and i think, doing the deal, and this is an interesting transaction, where is my darn notes. there they are je gnomic testing, information data that helps with preventive medicine helps other companies that are designing clinical tests, and they obviously have a great deal of data, jim it's not just the godenomic testing and they will take in roughly 500 million buck on the balance sheet to do this and being valued for purposes of the deal at seven times revenues competitors, which you might know, garden exact sciences, so some of these names are where sort of where this company is going to be competing and originally comes out of mount sinai hospital here in the new y

i didn't actually hear daniel russo on open cry.e talked about what dershowitz said and i find dershowitz fascinating, very interesting to listen to. i am glad i was able to catch most of it. i tried to catch as much as i could and i thought it was great to watch. host: glad you caught that. thank you for calling in. this is the headline in phoenix, the arizona sun, trump acquitted of charge of inciting insurrection. kyrsten sinema and mark kelly vote to convict. independent line. caller: good morning. how are you? host: good. caller: how much i love c-span, i want to thank you kelly for screening the call. the caller before me, if you want to see the alan dershowitz interview on c-span go to c-span.com and look up the date. i think that may have been the 11th? help me out here. host: i will correct to slightly. it is c-span.org. caller: sorry. host: that is all right. caller: two housekeeping notes and then i will get into the question. callers, when you hear the beep on your phone, you are on air. c-span, you cannot let these guys