thank you, schwartz. and it was 100 years ago, in 1923, that frederick gillett won the speakership, a republican. and he served for one term until he got elected senator from massachusetts. and that ushered in the long reign of joseph longworth who was married to alice roosevelt and one of the buildings up on capitol hill is named after speaker longworth. greg in atlanta, independent line. good evening. caller: evening. yeah. i just want to say, i find it kind of humorous that people are frustrated that it's so difficult to get this consensus. i mean, this is exactly what it should be. it's a complex process. you're trying to govern 250 million people. and the current system hasn't been working because basically one person, speaker rules. so i see the motion, like, oh, we need to fix the border or do something about fenlt nell. but -- fentanyl. but, you know, one of the problems is there hasn't been any debate on these issues because no one can raise amendments and you can't get individual accountability

it is a complicated story but in the judgment for friedmann and schwartz it was the fed that was manely responsible for mconserving a garden variety io a major catastrophe. since 1963, friedman and schwartz's indictment of the fed has won considerable except tans among economists and -- acceptance and the story of allen meltzer. >> if there's jittering in the economy and we expect the president and political respondents to respond and how well they manage the economy and hoover, if you look at his later processes and arguments against a new deal would probably still want the gold standard for example he would probably be a fiscal hawk. >> there was was a network he believed was still viable and by traditional standards, it was but the need had gotten to be so utterly overwhelming and the schoolteachers or chicago didn't get paid for several months and pennsylvania had a million men out of work and no unemployment insurance. you see, so what ronald reagan called the safety net in what the liberal historians might call the welfare state was not in place. hoover was relying, if you will, o

but as schwartz, meltzer and their monetarist are substantially.what should we now say about herbert. in all of american history, no president has been more conscientious, hardworking than he for three years and more. he strove without stint to induce the american people to shake off their confidence. repeatedly, he pleaded with banks to resume lending with depositors to stop and for moral action that would arrest the credit freeze. could it that his incessant labors not so much right or wrong as your relevant it reminds me of the greek mythological figure sisyphus forever condemned to push a heavy boulder up a hill every time he nearly reached the top. atop the rock would roll back and six of us would have to start over from 1929 to 1933. herbert hoover arguably was our modern source of us. every time that he seemed to be on the brink of success taming the great depression, some new crisis would. while the silent killer. the contraction of the money supply would grind on each time like scissors us. he would start over, unaware that much of his per

zhenya valya on the night of 31 to 1 in the city the ruins of the chapel were detained valentina schwartzslav bozotova, 27 years old evgeny fedotova, 25 years old. after that , the detainees, dressed in civilian clothes, but having military documents with them, provoked a fight between the police squad and a military patrol with threats to use service weapons from both sides to escort the detainees. no, i can not, but another specialist in the female part. vlasov, this is it. snow maiden marshal's granddaughter fedotova evgenia fedotova and i personally marshal promised to look after her granddaughter. marshal happiness. well, i told you the parts of the elite general's sons, it's clear that you understand you will cope with these three men who are trying to transfer their family here closer to moscow and there you look, and your daughter needs to study well in moscow. february 23, so that all the indicators entrusted to you parts of the new year allow me to introduce myself, senior ensign zaitseva lyalya, how can you tell me how i will make cucumbers from these hares. here farming, there

we're joined by andrew schwartz from the uc berkeley snow lab. what has it been like the last couple of days up there? >> realistically, today has been the big busy day. we've been getting all of our snowfall this morning and this evening. yesterday was kind of windy but we did not get a lot in the way of snow. overall, looking great and looking like we are looking forward to some more next week, as well. >> been covering california stroud conditions year after year. how much does this storm hope you folks up there and for the drought in general? >> we are excited about these storms. it's amazing to have this moisture ng i still toabout imout. hast in december. we w excited to come out of the drought. then we had the driest january on record. we are very excited. what makes this even better is that so far, it looks like the storms keep rolling through. not too soon on calling the affect on the drought just yet, though. >> you have to be cautiously optimistic, i can imagine. so many years that we were begging for every last snowflake. i know you d

we get more from gadi schwartz >> reporter: just outside scottsdale, arizona, rhine family is getting ready for the day. >> did you get your homework done? >> reporter: with the routine now comes a new stress over every single drop of water they use >> crack that faucet when you rinse, okay >> reporter: for years, more than 2,000 residents who live in the unincorporated community of rio verde foothills have been able to purchase water from its neighbor, scottsdale, known for world class golf courses and oasis resorts. but at the beginning of this year, scottsdale turned off the spigot to anyone outside the city limits for the rhines, that means showering at the grandparent's house. how much water do you have to last you right now? >> we probably have a week to two weeks. >> reporter: a week to two weeks? and you have a family of four kids >> of six. i haven't been doing any laundry at the house. >> reporter: the city of scottsdale says they have been warning nonresidents about the cutoff for years, citing severe drought management plans and say this water from here on out is only for

lester >> all right gadi schwartz, thank you. >>> there are new images in tonight of people rushing into new york city pizzeria on new year's eve after that machete attack on three nypd officers the 19-year-old suspect charged today with two counts of attempted murder of police officers and attempted assault. a terror investigation is also under way, with authorities saying the suspect made a pro-jihadi statement from his hospital bed all three officers were treated and released >>> also tonight a new congress is preparing to be sworn in with republicans back in control of the house for the first time since 2018 tomorrow's house speaker vote will be a major test for gop leader kevin mccarthy, who is still scrambling to lock up the votes he needs garrett haake is on capitol hill with the latest >> reporter: tonight republicans are just hours away from taking back control of the house, hoping to tackle an ambitious conservative agenda. but tomorrow they have to elect a speaker and that may be harder than it sounds >> do you have the votes for speaker tomorrow >> reporter: republican leader

gadi schwartz is in moscow, idaho, with new details. >> reporter: as idaho murder suspect bryan kohbergereared in court -- >> count two alleges that you committed the felony offense of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: tonight chilling new details revealed about the massacre investigators say he carried out in the dead of night. according to court documents, one of the surviving roommates in the house was awake and heard noises coming from upstairs, at one point hearing someone say, there's someone here that's when she opened the door, heard crying coming from xana's room and a male voice saying, it's okay. i'm going to help you. minutes later she saw the black clothed man walk by her door in a mask she stood in frozen shock and locked herself in her room. why 911 wasn't called for hours remains unclear. police say the killer stabbed all four victims on the top two floors of the home, but left dna next to madison mogen. police linking it to kohberger after taking a sample from trash in his parents' house in pennsylvania according to police, kohberger's phone records place him near

i'm gadi schwartz in for kate snow. new year's celebrations in times square have feared to be a prime target. the city has always taken extreme security measures. tonight three police officers are recovering after a man with aa machete attacked them. we have new video, of people fleeing for safety, as it all went down, and new images of the suspect in the moments after the attack. while this is nowhere near the type of coordinated attack authorities usually fear, investigators say the suspect was on their radar because of his jihadist online rants. >> reporter: just hours before the iconic ball drop in times square, a violent machete attack away from the celebration. >> we have a male -- >> reporter: armed with this large knife, several law enforcement sources tell nbc news, the suspect, 19-year-old trevor bickford, of maine, charged a group of nypd officers at a security check point just after 10:00 p.m. >> one officer, an eight-year veteran, suffered a laceration to the head. >> reporter: police say one of the officer

monumental monetary history of the united states published in 1963, milton friedman and anna schwartze blame squarely on passivity and of the federal reserve board, the legal guardian of the nation's monetary system, a complicated story but friedman and schwartz, is the fed mainly responsible for converting what they called garden-variety recession into major catastrophe. since 1963, friedman and schwartz indictment of the fed has one considerable acceptance among economists and reinforcement from the principal historian, ellen but as their fellow monitors are substantially correct, what should we now say about her room? in american history, no president has been more conscientious and hard-working than he. >> will leave this recorded program to continue our over 40 year commitment to coverage of congress. we will return to this event after what we believe will be a short session of the u.s. senate. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c., january 13, 2023. to the senate: under the provisions

gadi schwartz, nbc news, santa fe. >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. >>> pretty crazy to see this. never seen this. >> it went pitch black. >> these conditions are serious and deadly. it's important to take care of yourself and use common sense. >>> good tuesday afternoon, the news at 4:30. thank you for joining us

our consumers and anybody we talk to to come see our ranch and farm any time. >> reporter: gadi schwartzws >>> up next, the pilgrimage to graceland and a massive outpouring for lisa marie presley >>> finally tonight, at graceland, the iconic home where lisa marie presley grew up, preparations are under way for this weekend's farewell to the king of rock 'n' roll's only child priscilla thompson is there. >> lisa marie was the princess, you know, elvis' princess. >> reporter: tonight, flowers, teddy bears, and cards line the gates of graceland an outpouring of love for lisa marie presley, the daughter of the king of rock 'n' roll. >> we've watched lisa grow up, and we've seen a lot of elvis through her. >> reporter: lisa marie's sudden death at 54 years old after suffering cardiac arrest last week stunned the world. >> oh, i was sad beyond words i cried. she was his only child. who will carry on his name? >> reporter: many of those flocking to graceland now never had a chance to meet elvis. >> good evening. elvis presley died today. >> reporter: instead watching a similar scene play out as

gadi schwartz is in moscow, idaho. gadi, we'll likely learn more details about this case once he's on the ground. >> reporter: that's right, lester, and the plane that we believe is carrying bryan kohberger here is still about three or four hours out so it's likely too late to see a judge here tonight in moscow, that will happen tomorrow. but when he is back in idaho, he will be getting served with some court documents that will have the evidence, some of the evidence that the state has against him here in idaho and the documents with that evidence against kohberger could be released to the public as early tomorrow. now, so far two law enforcement sources have told us the dna evidence and genetic genealogy was used, but investigators are now under a gag order from the judge here preventing them from releasing any other information that is not in those court documents. now, when we see those court documents is still yet to be seen but kohberger will be facing four counts of murder and one count of felony burglary, leste

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and gadi schwartz spoke with the father of one of the victims as the alleged killer prepares to make first court appearance. >> reporter: tonight 28-year-old bryan kohberger sits in a pennsylvania jail hours away from an extradition hearing that could send him back to idaho, where police say he killed four college students. family members of the victims madison mogen, xana kernodle, ethan chapin and kaylee goncalves now bracing for the moment they may come face to face with the prime suspect in court. tonight we spoke with kaylee's father steve. >> do you want to see this suspect with your own eyes? >> yes, definitely. i want this guy to get -- whoever this person that was responsible for this, i want him to be sick of seeing us and sick of knowing that these people won't let it go. >> reporter: steve goncalves says the family had never heard of kohberger until the arrest and says he's relieved to see the progress in the case but that he's waiting to see all the evidence police have. >> i feel a sense that we're on the right track to where i can say i can let my guard down a little b

oh, and so cadet base schwartz to transport your girlfriend to the ward.ell, let's give me in this ward and it's better to go home myself, goodbye, and cadet fedotova, apparently, is lying only in your presence. yes, i hope the fly knows nothing. nothing, wait. look, wait, natasha natasha, i have nothing to do with my general ordered that he tell you ordered you to leave me ordered, and he ordered to carry in his arms ordered her to shave her damp granddaughter ordered, who the hell am i? and who are you my wife, i see. here i offer you a hand in my heart. here, marry me. that's an order. vali glory and you will order zhenya, comrade lieutenant colonel. you agree? and poured out on the racks. you easier , easier, not on a walk, where cadet fedotov was buffing. i'm telling you. when you took zhenya to the unit, bucephalus and i rode after you, we are watching him there isn’t, but he was unconscious, lying around, but bucephalo and i put you in a sleigh and now you’re on the first ride. why did we achieve a life for a good person? we broke our family. chocol

tomorrow we will settle down in moscow, two belarusian tennis players are walking at schwartz in therid in the open. australian championship company victoria azaran. at the top eight today, the first racket also laid down, belarus ara on sobolenko. which one and a half years beat galinda benjidj, with a doorman 7.5 6.2 went out for the exit , the final tournament at the great helmet game earlier , trebova will walk with a croatian and a bottom vekesh 66 racket sveta in general, for the lean of our tennis players at such a prestigious tournament for dynamo minsk ukhl. amatra, ubiathlon is better than cabins, ball gower, sports hall in uralbishche thursday through the week. leave the fifth stage of the commonwealth cup for those who do not get to the sports complex. the company is available as she is on the site of tvr-tangle by the evening

said we'll have schwartz has apparently asked him to deliver to ukraine so that all of shows could give his green light to the delivery of level 2 tanks. so there is a very big elephant in the room, but we are expecting some sort of movement behind the scenes. because this is such a crucial moment in time for ukraine. and it is also very important for the west to still demonstrate convincingly that they are united in this fight to support ukraine. and united is the word here, isn't it? because we're here hearing that poland is suggesting it might send left the to german made tanks even without germany's permission. could this push the unity of, of ne, so of the european union to break important? while poland made their statement again, very clear yesterday in this talon pledge where 8 countries wrote a letter together saying that they were committed to giving you train a very strong military aid package that would include battle tanks. and in that pledge, poland said that it is ready to donate those left or 2 tanks from germany if provided they give they get permission now. but we're al

we can indeed, terry expect an announcement today, especially as chancellor schwartz has a scheduled meeting in the german parliament. so it is very probable that he will announce that approval coming from germany, not only when it comes to its own leopard tanks. we're talking here about 14 german lepper tanks, but also authorizing allies to send their own german made leopard tanks. it is certainly an important decision coming from germany, not only because of the pressure that the german government had been on the criticism that the german government had received for what allies can say that germany's reluctance on the international stage will probably help ease that pressure if indeed, the german chancellor to day as expected, confirms germany's approval when it comes to the leper tax. what led to this decision, thomas? on the one hand, the growing pressure on germany to do so, coming from different allies, that certainly one element that has to be considered. but the german government has to stressed on various occasions that it did not want to what it described as unilateral deci

and that was repeated by a government spokesperson, who spoke for chancellor schwartz today, but unofficially, everybody knows it's the chance level of choice. who has the last word, the new defense minister boris. the story is that on friday that the decision will be made soon though, but that decision can be positive, it can also be negative. we don't know when it will come. we're expecting it for this week on next. however, many are seeing the fact that the defense ministry is not officially looking at what they could get, hold off in terms of leopard 2 tanks. if the position, if the decision is then positive as a sign that germany could be willing and municipal stories also said that other partners can of course, start training ukrainian soldiers on the tanks already. but yes, you're right. the chancellor himself has been very tight lipped on it. he's thrown lots of criticism for it. and as a result, there's just a lot of speculation and a mixed picture. give us a bit of context. what is behind this reluctance to send these tanks? well there is one thing that does seem to be clear is that

schwartz for his great support which has enabled us to bring so many fine speakers to the stage. i would also like to recognize and thank one of our trustees who has joined us this evening, thank you so much for all you do on behalf of this great institution. i would also like to thank the germans council members with appreciated your encouragement along is very difficult. it will include a session for questions and answers you should have received a note card and pencil my colleagues are going up and down the aisle with cards and pencils for you to write your questions on the note cards with your questions will be collected later on in the program. there will not be a formal book signing this evening. however signed copies will be available for sale in our ny history store on 77th street side of the building. tonight we are absently delighted to welcome family professor of asian-american studies and professor of history at columbia university. professor nye writes on immigration history for the "new york times", the "washington post", cnn and was featured in the film the chinese

gadi schwartz is following this story. it and how is climate change involved? >> reporter: kate, a lot of people will be watching this and be like a fungal infection? it's extremely serious. anybody watching the post apocalyptic show is going to be freaked out. this is a fungal infection. some climate change. that's where the similarlities shop. you breathe in these micro so pick spores. most people don't get sick, but if they do it's like a respiratory infection and clears up within two weeks to a month. in some cases it can be deadly. it flies in hot dry desert like conditions. as parts of the united states get hotter, those spores and where it can spread is affected. >> look at that's slide. that's a lot more pink on the map. who is at risk for getting valley fever and what are the treatments? >> reporter: because it's in the dirt it's very hard to protect against. anybody who works outside in the southwest, agriculture, construction, firefighters, if you go for strolls outside you may be exposed to valley fever. there

gadi schwartz in l.a. for us. thank you. >>> the other big story at this hour is out of memphis where tonight police will release the video of tyre nichols' arrest. >> five police officers are accused of brutally beating the 29-year-old during a traffic stop. nichols died in the hospital three days later. all five officers have been fired and now face second-degree murder charges. as of this afternoon they've all posted bail and been released. >> as the people of memphis and the nation anxiously await this video members of the community are paying tribute to nichols and renewing calls for police reform. we'll talk to civil rights attorney and former prosecutor kristen gibbons in a moment but let's begin with nbc's sam brock who joins us from memphis. this body cam footage, footage from above, a bunch of different angles will be released in a few hours. what are we learning? >> reporter: we're now looking at a four-hour window before the video can be released likely on the mayor's website. they are doing whatever t

joining us now is andrew schwartz, lead scientist and manager at the berkeley snow lab. appreciate you taking the time, andrew. so in a tweet, i understand your your group. do you describe this as rain soaked snow? what we what you got over the weekend? what? what are the conditions like that you're seeing. well this morning. it was very, very rainy, and we had just about a foot of new snow that that rain had fallen on. so likely. we got well over a foot, but that's now kind of made a compact so that water is seeping into the snowpack and realistically, hopefully it'll freeze back in there and help us out with our water resources a little bit. but when you are talking about rain soaked snow, what what does that really mean? in terms of water resources? well we didn't see a whole lot of melt from this snow this morning or from last weekend's rain on snow event either. and so that really means that that it's kind of percolating in. it's kind of bad for recreation. if i'm honest, not great for skiing or snowboarding, but oftentimes it loads up with that water. all right. so

andrew schwartz, elite scientists at uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab, says the fresh snow is going to add to this year is already healthy snowpack. most of the western united states has snowpacks that are anywhere from 152 over 200% of average right now, and so as this new series of storms moves through, we're just going to really increase those numbers and bulk up our snowpack and our water supply. schwartz says it's too soon to tell at this month's storm will put a dent in the states drought, he said. we should get a clearer picture by march or april. water officials say all of the rain we're getting is helping the drought, but maybe not as much as you may think that's because a lot of the rain is running off into the streets not into reservoirs are seeping into the water table. water officials say that will not help end the draft because our water storage system works best when there is a consistent amount of snow in the sierra that slowly melts and fills rivers and reservoirs. person. it just takes a while to kind of get the system. storage built back up, and that's why we usua

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andrew schwartz, lead scientists at uc berkeley's central sierra snow lab, says the fresh note should add to the sierras already healthy snowpack. most of the western united states has snowpacks that are anywhere from 152 over 200% of average right now, and so as this new series of storms moves through, we're just going to really increase those numbers and bulk up our snowpack and our water supply. schwartz says it is too soon to tell at this month's storm will put a dent on the state's drought conditions, he says how things look in march and april should provide a clearer picture . let's go back now to our chief meteorologist, bill martin, for a breakdown of what to expect next from the weather bill. well, it's definitely getting ready to pop again. this system coming through is a fast mover, not as much rain. that's good news for some of the drainage basins will still see some heavy rain accumulations, but it's cooking things moving fast. let's time it out. you can see this. it's like a squall lines narrow. it's not a stick. you can see it, pushing it about two a.m. by the way, this

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united states there, and so the americans in the energy sphere, but in the first place and matrona schwartzut ukraine on this date, the 60th anniversary of the friendship treaty between our countries is of particular importance. now, when ukraine is resisting russian aggression, when the very hope of a humanistic order in europe is under threat , france's responsibility in germany is to strengthen the cohesion of the entire european family, especially zealous on the highway. it seems that speaking about ukraine, he recalled the second world war. we will not allow europe to return to a time when violence replaced politics about our continents was torn apart by hatred and national rivalry. despite the solemn rhetoric of the leader of germany and france, they are well aware that at the moment in history they are still on the sidelines, subordinating their foreign policy to the interest of the united states of the franco-german treaty. about friendship was signed back in 63 by shalom de gaulle and conorade adenaur by politicians who certainly had both weight and authority in the international a

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gadi schwartz has the latest >> reporter: as idaho murder suspect bryan kohberger appeared in court >> count two alleges that you committed the felony offense of murder in the first degree >> reporter: chilling new details about the massacre investigators say he carried out in the dead of night ray c according to court documents one of the surviving roommates heard noises and opened the door and heard noise coming from xana's room and a man saying "it's okay, i'm going to help you. she stood in frozen shock and locked herself in a room police say the killer stabbed all four victims in the top four of the home. police linked dna after taking trash from his parents' house. kohberger's phone records place him near the scene at least 12 occasions prior to the murder. the night of the killing his cell phone did not register on any tower, leading investigators to believe he turned his phone off between 3 am an:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., the time of the murders. mes police say the suspect changed his registration and license plate on the vehicle 12 days after the murders. in court, the ph.d. stu

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hear from a student who knew him and said something strange happened after the slayings here's gadi schwartzer: as suspected killer bryan kohberger awaits his next court appearance in idaho, the search for a motive in the killings of four college students continues. "dateline nbc" investigating the case in a two-hour special speaking to outside experts now studying a certain set of online posts made by a mysterious facebook user who called themselves papa roge encouraging people to discuss the crim and raising the discovery of the sheath a month before it was publicly revealed >> the number of people who would know or suspect that sheath was left behind had to be very limited. >> reporter: police won't confirm if the posts were from the killer or there were other clues for the world to see investigators say in the hours following the murders, kohberger's cellphone pinged in the immediate area of the crime scene. investigators later discovering a knife sheath with dna linked to kohberger left next the body of one of the victims one student telling keith morrison kohberger was his teaching ass

nbc's gadi schwartz is in moscow, idaho, with the latest.the suspect says his client is not going to be fighting extradition so we could see bryan back in idaho where he will face a judge, possibly tomorrow night. possibly wednesday where he'll face charges for four murders. with the suspect finally in custody after a 7-week manhunt the search for justice is beginning. >> detectives arrested 28-year-old bryan christian christopher kohberger. >> reporter: early friday authorities took kohberger into custody at his parents' home in northeastern pennsylvania on suspicion of the murder of four college students in moscow, idaho. after graduating from desales university kohberger enrolled in criminal justice at washington state university just miles from the university of idaho campus and the scene of the murders. he is being held in pennsylvania where his public defender says kohberger was shocked by the arrest. >> he believes he will be exonerated. >> reporter: the lawyer reading a statement from kohberger's family. we have fully cooperated with

and as schwartz sings in this song ma'am, their luck was nothing serious, not the staffs were very small then they decided to show this film to all crews. straw hat, star of captivating happiness. the whole country knows by heart the songs from these films, the author of the music is also zach schwartz this year's 100th birthday composer on earth another anniversary of this year sergei rachmaninov 150 years since the birth of the only graduate of the moscow conservatory with a five and three pluses, the gifted pianist was highly appreciated by pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky himself rachmaninov performed his own compositions all his life. he had a very big hand. i. e, therefore, when he wrote his work, there e. well, it wasn't hard for him. there from to share there to play something some complex chords rachmaninoff grew up under the ringing of the bells of novgorod sophia cathedral and often himself sang the church choir rachmaninov imitated bells. almost all the musical compositions of rachmaninoff you, if you want to hear the bell ringing. in the new year, we celebrate the anniversary of the