. >> skylar, rachel, sheila. total bffs. >> they hung out all the time. >> you thought of them as a team. >> the three of them became inseparable. >> then one ended up missing. >> nobody's heard from her. nobody knows where she is. >> something's wrong. something's bad wrong. >> where was skylar? someone was hiding something. >> it was the fbi. they were serious. >> twitter, instagram, facebook. you just see things start to get ridiculously out of control. >> a clique of mean girls. were they mean enough to kill? >> she was like, well, she'll blackmail me. >> it was such a shocking and scandalous kind of case. >> this was diabolical. >> evil comes in all shapes and sizes. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." for skylar neese's parents their teenage daughter was all they could have hoped for. a straight-a student with lots of friends and happy at her part-time job. but then their world turned upside down when their only child seemed to vanish without a trace. at first police thought she ran away. but hints on soci

and sheila didn't do that very often. but once in a while apparently she was out and about, and she ended up in las vegas. and the story was very funny so i thought maybe you could tell that and then we'll go to some questions in the audience. >> well, let's see. as you know the reagans were very good friends with frank sinatra. he had his own private permanent apartment at the sans hotel. and nancy was going out there to speak to the pta and this was on drug abuse. and so she -- actually did she go with you, barbara? do you remember? >> she was the projects director. >> she's the one in charge of all the drug abuse events and things. and she gets out there and she finds out that -- well, anne find out that the sans wants to bring in a slot machine. they thought she'd like to privately play a slot machine. >> so when she's there she can play slots. >> the whole detail's in the book. but they're a lot of stories where friends created -- some of the reagan fringe created problems just by trying to be overly solicitous -- >>

one of sheila's very close colleagues, barbara five be only cook who was sheila's associate secretary. she was our backup in case she landed really get caught in traffic. one of laura bush is a press secretaries, noah rodriguez is with us tonight. and i'm also thrilled to have some of my former reagan bush colleagues here. we have leslie cheryl, kathy mailer and when the. who served in various positions around the reagan white house and bush in the cabinet and very thrilled that you have all joined us tonight. it's great. [applause] our speaker this evening has been part of the reagan family since the early 19 eighties. she served as press secretary to the first lady nancy reagan from 1981 into 1985. after leaving the white house, she went back to the world of public relations and then started her own public relations firm with another white house secretary, joey powell. from the other side of the aisle. in 1988, sheila went back to being a press secretary, this time to then vice president, george h. w. bush during his tenth campaign for the presidency and then as president-elect duri

sheila? you are on mute. sheila: thank you. and let me thank ben and brandon for their welcoming comments and their continued support through the work we have had underway. without them, we could not of done this. and i think the product hopefully satisfies and addresses many of the issues raised that we have confronted. in our work over the last year, the task force really tried to break down the fund mental barriers to integration of primary care and behavioral health care. we did not agree on everything, as you might imagine is often the case when a group together -- when a group gets together. there was a strong consensus that the integration provides the opportunity to increase access to care, improve quality, and make the care more cost-effective. as billy pointed out in his opening comments. several states have already begun this work and are achieving good results. illinois, missouri, arizona, colorado, and washington, have all lowered medical cost and increased access by integrate and care -- by integrating care, i mer

jackson lee. >> sheila -- somebody else's list. [laughter]. sheila jackson lee, the chairperson of the crime subcommittee and our judiciary committee. >> thank you so very much. the american people have spoken and i'm so grateful they've spoken and now speaker pelosi has never stopped listening to the american people. senator schumer has never stopped listening to the american people and we've gathered together to benefit from the leadership of chairman thompson, whip clyburn, senator murphy, senator blumenthal and our conscience, congresswoman mcbath i have the pleasure of serving with on the committee. and both speaker pelosi and thompson and schumer said, we're getting a vote on preciousness of the american people's rights embedded in the constitution. nothing in hr-8 or hr-1446 violates any part of the bill of rights. it does violate the first amendment. it does not violate the right to due process and it does not violate the second amendment. nothing in the second amendment suggests that we cannot regulate and provide safety f

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united announced it's buying more 737 maxes from boeing sheila kaillou is at jeffries. tell me why you think this is the stock to buy right now and why it's going so much higher, sheila >> thanks, contessa. we have a buy on boeing. united ordered more 737 maxes. this is the plane that was plagued by two accidents, so they're increasing their order book by about 15%. the pla planes are average year of 15 years, so they're upgrading fleet and pulling some deliveries into 2022, which is a fail letter bullish sign that it thinking a -- and primarily a domestic coverage. boeing we have a buy rating. they had some free cash flow sures in 2021, but in 2022 we feel they could earn about $15 a share, and at a 5.5 years, that drives or price target >> you know, if boeing were a bible story, it might be job it just got hit by all kinds of onabsolutes of b-- onslaught of bad news at the the accidents and then the pandemic hit what about the rising prices here for fuel? is that actually going to be a tailwind for boeing? >> we've seen some 787 issues, the 787 isn't as important as t

her name is sheila jackson lee. congresswoman sheila jackson lee. according to a report in the hill, there are no whispers at biden's chief of staff ron klain is actually running the show while joe naps. remember he looks so exhausted. oh. i carry a paper with me to remind me every day. just go back four years ago and look at tapes of joe. go back ten years ago, which brings us to a very serious but real necessary question. of his joe biden -- is this far worse than we were ever told? is he fit to serve? because these are the same questions the democrats, the media, they had no problem asking about ronald reagan, the age question, they called it in the late '80s or about john mccain during his presidential campaign. the media, the democrats, they all talked about it openly. given what we now see from joe biden day after day after day, this is now a fair question that needs to be asked. joining us now with more, former white house aide to the trump administration, also president trump's leading speechwriter, steve miller is with us. all right, let's

to begin, sheila tate recalls the personal and public life of nancy reagan, as described in her book,and then the book, "her story." profiling susan b. anthony and madam c.j. walker. afterwards, kirsten downey talks about her book, "the woman behind the new deal." frances perkins was the first female cabinet secretary under fdr. you're watching american history tv. >>> american history tv on c-span3, exploring the people and events that tell the american story, every weekend. saturday, 2:00 p.m. eastern, professor john morrow recounts the story of eugene bullard. then, at 6:00 p.m., brad stone looks at the role animals served in the civil war. from transporting supplies to acting as regimental mascots. then, sunday, 2:00 p.m., the life and legacy of sojourner truth. and then at 8:00 p.m., a look at the life of franklin and eleanor roosevelt. american history tv this weekend, on c-span3. >>> up next, sheila tate, press secretary for nancy reagan from 1981 to 1985 recalls the personal and public life of mrs. reagan, from her book, "lady in red." she spoke in april of 2018 at the reagan

congresswoman sheila jackson lee joins me next to talk about her fight to stop police brutality. condos. 150k. how are you, son? who's your friend? oh, um, this is eric. ooh. the big "e." [ chuckles ] great to meet ya. people love my nicknames. it's a whole thing. that's wonderful, sir. switch to progressive, and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. the harry's razor is not the same our razors have 5 german-engineered blades designed to stay sharp so you can enjoy lasting comfort and we never upcharge you for high quality harry's. available in store and at harrys.com >>> well, three years before george floyd cried out, i can't breathe, as of an officer knelt on his neck, a similar scene played out in california. newly released bodycam video shows the moments before the death of 41-year-old joseph perez back in 2017. and we're going to show you this video. but first i want to explain what you're going to see and also warn you that it is very disturbing. fresno officers saw perez acting erratically saying they handcuffed him for his own safety once he became uncoope

joining us, sheila jackson lee, democrat of texas.hat impact do you see this bill having on voters? >> i have walked across the edmund pettus bridge in alabama, famous bridge that john lewis walked across and was bloodied in 1965 with president clinton, president obama, and president george w. bush. it is sad what we have come to, simply because people voted. not just people of color in 2020, the masses of people voted. and many of them voted for, in my instance, the opponent, as they did for now president joe biden and kamala harris. we should applaud voting. this rage of voting suppression across america is not american. and the republican head of sissa and homeland security, which i'm a senior member, reported that there was minuscule or no voter fraud in the 2020 election. so my answer is, i am appalled and shocked at the rage of voting that even includes not being able to feed people who are standing on line. and harsh laws with voter i.d. and a variety of what i would call voter suppression. the question has to be, how is americ

sheila. y mucho menos pagar por adelantado. juan: buenÍsimo saberlo, hemos recibido una pregunta de nuestra audiencia, vamos a escuchar la pregunta de teresa. teresa:hola, querÍa saber a quÉ edad uno puede aplicar para medicare y cuÁles son las opciones de cobertura disponibles? juan: muy buena pregunta de teresa. sheila: muchas gracias, teresa por la pregunta. usted puede calificar si tiene 65 aÑos o mÁs o si es mÁs joven con alguna discapacidad. si se mudÓ a estados unidos en edad adulta no necesita ser ciudadana de estados unidos. las personas que han vivido dentro de estados unidos como residentes legales permanentes, tambiÉn pueden calificar, si es elegible lo mÁs seguro es que tambiÉn sea para un plan de medicare advantage. juan: nuestra gente quiere asegurarse ahora, despuÉs de escuchar esto se quiere asegurar hoy mismo, quÉ tienen quÉ hacer? sheila: sÓlo deben llamar al nÚmero de telÉfono en pantalla. hemos creado una lÍnea especial de ayuda para su audiencia los agentes que hablarÉ e

people like steny hoyer, barbara lee, sheila jackson lee. so many would come year after year with john. and why was it important for us to come? it was important because, as john said, we must never forget. when i got the news that john passed, you know, we knew that pancreatic cancer, stage 4, was a kiss of death. but we also knew that if anyone could fight it, it would be john. i can remember sitting in my bedroom as i heard about john's death, having spoken to him only two weeks prior. my heart was heavy. but at the same time my spirit soared. because i knew that we had an opportunity to walk among an angel right here on earth. that he gave us the road map, he told us that we must never give up, that we must never give in, that we have to keep the faith. he believed more than anything that america's best days were ahead of it. it is now incumbent upon us to pick up that baton and to carry it the next leg. who would have ever thought when i was a child sitting at brown chapel, singing in the choir, singing in the choir on those commemorati

. >> sheila has dementia.rely speaks so david can't know what this reunion means to her or what she thought and felt through the long stretches when he wasn't allowed to visit. they have shared their lives for more than 55 years, but this is only the second time they've sat together during the pandemic. it's almost five months since sheila last heard david's voice. >> brought you flowers out of our garden. >> his touch. >> it's better than what they arranged before. you've got to be thankful for what you've got. emotional reunions, poignant and joyful. taking place in nursing and care homes across england because as vaccines roll out, residents are now allowed one designated visitor. for rene dolan, it's her granddaughter sarah. >> this is great. >> i know. listen, listen, i'm going to come back next week as well. >> after so many months apart, the need for physical contact is so overwhelming. no hugging or kissing, they can only hold hands. in this moment that limited gesture is loaded with feeling. >> it mea

your girls to tend to believe that sex with older men would help with the boys though sheila's ation over 30 years many children were handed over paedophiles to raise them just to mention christians would have heard more than the logs and news over those 3 words looking for. weapons or she didn't just fall for the person going on through the roof. some. muslim are very hardworking people who want to get ahead either have some some health issues or have some trick about luck. pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent. if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. better catch up real quick. look at you like a monster or someone bad or you chose to be there most of the time it's not. in the world's richest country. the prime minister rejects. 3. u.k. medical workers for the government's pay rise of just. a dream turned into a nightmare we hear from a. cruise ship during. the refuse to inform us that. they tested positive. information.

so he and sheila's relationship remained clandestine nine. the night before he died -- clandestine nine. -- clandestine nine. -- clandestine. he had one more film to his credit, and by all accounts fitzgerald enjoyed it immensely. however, when he stood up at the theater to get out of his seat, he expressed a fainting spell believed to be a heart attack. it would be his fourth heart attack of the year. sheila wanted to call an ambulance and have its gerald taken home. however, because was a premiere of the movie and theater was filled with a listers, and the highest paid actors, fitzgerald did not want to be seen carried out of the theater on a gurney. he had sheila graham wait until the theater was empty and helping to the car so he could go home. the next morning, he woke up, they had brunch, and he died of a heart attack. he was 44. in the end, montgomery is the beginning and end of the fitzgerald story. it is where they met in 1918, when they tried -- where the consulate when they were pregnant with their first child, is where they came w

as sheila jackson lee put it on twitter two days ago, in washington d.c. on january 6, where it is alleged that 40,000 protesters were in d.c. with the mindset to overturn a legitimate election and kill the speaker and the vice president and members of congress, in that incident only 300 persons have now been arrested and being prosecuted. what kind of justice is that? that's right. 40,000. so if you went to a trump rally in january, you need to be in federal custody tonight. your political views are a form of terrorism. general honere has plans for you. on msnbc yesterday one anchor explained that voting against the consensus in washington is the same as murder. watch. >> we will get further and further away from this event. they will never change the fact that josh hawley was responsible for these deaths that occurred on capitol hill, for this act of insurrection, the worst insurrection by domestic terrorists in u.s. history in to our government. >> tucker: what did josh hawley do? he voted as senators sometimes do. he's got blood open his hands. amusing

you know, the problem with those bills from sheila jackson lee come if you keep running into it as i know you have done, she also requires insurance that you pay the government for. and if you don't pay the government the $800, boom, they take away the right for you to own the guns and ammo that you have registered. so they know you have them and they will have to handle's over. so this bill is full of trapdoor after trapdoor. it is very insidious. >> laura: a wr, we are just scratching the surface. were going to go into this at length and more in depth later in this week. thank you so much for giving us a sneak peek. and our last bite, why is rachel maddow in full meltdown mode tonight? i'm curious. the last bite explains. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is ev

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[funny music] and representatives -- sheila jackson-lee, al green, sylvia garcia, lizzie -- pinelli -nell, what am i doing, i'm going to lose track, mayor turner, judge -- thank you all for welcoming us. >> welcome to the 25th amendment, laura. this is why they are not releasing the visitor logs. why there is no press conferences, why his daily schedule is not posted. he's obviously in some kind of decline. they have got to take a look at it. >> laura: he squints, it's almost like there is a flashlight in his eyes. if he weren't doing such damage to the country, i would be feeling really sorry for him. >> when you can't read a prompter or a note it's troublesome and there was an interview with univision where biden was asked if he could confirm whether his administration was opening tent cities for immigrant kids along the border. he needed some assistance even with that answer. >> what i can confirm, there are over -- right now there are thousands of immigrants, thousands of unaccompanied children coming across the border. we've been able to place saying it number -- texas opened up

and this is what sheila jackson sold black america for. al sharpton and jesse jackson.id. never about america. puppet masters black ares remain allegiant to a party that does not help them. >> tucker: no wonder they want to make you be quiet. candace owens, great to see you don't, thank you. well, south dakota governor kristi noem has decided to effective live veto a bill that would have wanted biological men a from participating in girls' sports. we are going to ask her why she did that after the break. ♪ - hello, michael youssef, here. you know, when jesus stretched his arms on that cross, he is inviting whomsoever would come to him, confessing and repenting, to receive his embrace. only then will you experience his eternal peace. will you accept his invitation? - [announcer] to learn more about the one who is ready to accept you wherever you are in life, visit findingtruepeace.com. type 2 diabetes can have a big impact on your life. but how can it be prevented? well, the first step is knowing if you something called prediabetes. take the 1-minute risk test today at d

and this is what sheila jackson sold black america for. al sharpton and jesse jackson.y got paid. never about america. puppet masters black ares remain allegiant to a party that does not help them. >> tucker: no wonder they want to make you be quiet. candace owens, great to see you don't, thank you. well, south dakota governor kristi noem has decided to effective live veto a bill that would have wanted biological men a from participating in girls' sports. we are going to ask her why she did that after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: there has been a big push nationally by the administration squarely behind it to allow biological males to compete in girls sports. we have covered it extensively on this show. it's very unpopular with the public. it's particularly unpopular in the state of south dakota. south dakota is one of the most republican states in the country. republicans essentially control the entire state. so republicans in the legislature there recently passed a bill to prevent this from happening. prevent biological men from playing on women's sports teams. and t

joining me now congresswoman sheila jackson lee, a democrat of texas. one of the things trump did so successfully with mitch mcconnell's guidance is to confirm hundreds of judges, unqualified judges. is this slate of diverse nominees from biden today the first step of a pushback by democrats do you think? congresswoman, you might be muted. i can't hear you. i'm not sure about our viewers. i'm going to jump in and say do you want to check if you're muted? >> i'm checking. can you hear me? >> we can hear you now. go for it. >> thank you so very much. i started to stay that lady justice is smiling. she might even be doing a dance tonight. what an amazing group of women and diverse judged selected by the biden administration. it is a pushback for justice. can you imagine 220 judges selected by the trump administration who argued wrongly and ignorantly, if i might say that, that they could not find a qualified minority judge or a judge of color or a muslim judge, they could not find anyone that represented the vast diversity of america. so, i don't know if i

joining me now, sheila tyson.n jefferson county, that's where birmingham is located. she's been highlighting the lack of vaccine access for black and brown people. commissioner, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you so much for having me. >> so, the latest state numbers and i've got them up on my laptop. i just checked again. cases among where race is reported in alabama, 55% of the people who have received a dose of the vaccine have been white. 11% have been black. that's 16 points below the black population statewide. why is this happening so many weeks still into this rollout? >> you know, because they didn't have a plan. it was never a plan for the black and brown communities. they are considered low-income communities. it was never in the plan for the vaccines to be given out within our areas. we had no one at the table to represent us during these planning sessions. so when we started complaining about it, they had no idea what they were doing. so they could not even tell us when we would get t

congresswoman sheila jackson lee.gh of us have the will and heart to advance repair and justice for the black community that we might enjoy liberty and justice as everyone else in america. >> well, it may be a step on a long road, but it's a road i believe we need to take. thank you, robin rue simmons, for being with us. >>> the pandemic economy has been punishing for black and brown women. we'll talk about it next. during photosynthesis, plants convert solar energy into chemical energy, cleaning the oxygen we breathe. plants clean the air. when applied to stained textiles, plant-based surfactants like the ones in seventh generation detergent trap stains at the molecular level and flush them away. plant-based detergents clean your clothes. it's just science! just... science. seventh generation. powered by plants. tackles stains. is mealtime a struggle? introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay

right blind that is another -- right behind that is another bill from sheila jackson lee that will createing course and psychological evaluations. the left doesn't believe in the second amendment. while they unlock our ballot box, they want to unlock it and open it up in every way, they want to lock and raid our gun cabinets becausek they don't believe in the second amendment. they're going for it. they don't have the votes right now though, sean. do theye go with the filibuste? they might on an issue like this and an issue like hr1. that's what makes it so serious. .>> sean: remember, kamala harris says she'll use executive orders. i assume she'll encourage joe. i kind of suspect she's got a lot of influence to use executive action. we'll keep our eyes on it. dana and pete, thank you. when we come back, pierce morgan hitting back hard tonight at woke and cancel culture after leaving "good morning britain." candice zones here with us and has -- owens is here with us and has reaction straight ahead. >> sean: now pierce morgan walked off the set of his top-rated show, "good morning britain"

enough or cash is enough, but at least the federal government under the leadership of congresswoman sheila the way in which this ultimately does the repair that is needed. john: dr. ron daniels, thank you very much. dr. daniels: thank you. ♪ judy: thing the pandemic has made clear, our need for essential workers. we've heard many of their voices in the last year. tonight, the director of the national domestic workers alliance gives her brief but spectacular take on the importance of caregivers and the need to value work on this equal payday. >> in the first month of the stay-at-home orders, 90% of domestic workers lost all of their jobs and income. it has been a crisis of impossible choices where you are either struggling to figure out how you are going to take care of yourself and your own family without an income, or you are going to work as an essential worker without protections. your kids are home from school trying to navigate online learning and still earning poverty wages without access to health care. my grandparents played a huge role in raising me, like many immigrant families,

host: that is sheila.f you go to cnn, a piece they are taking a look at president biden's border strategy as it is being played out. facing the crucial test. according to the headline, some of the piece reads, president biden entered office vowing to reverse cruel policies put in place by president trump that made it difficult for people to come to the u.s.. now president biden is working to strike a balance between promoting more humane approaches, while sending a message to would-be migrants not to come. that strategy is being stressed by the hundreds of unaccompanied children arriving each day at the southern border, overwhelming facilities and raising alarms among officials. this piece adding that the sudden spike in children is being driven by the devastation left behind by two major hurricanes, the pandemic, and a perceived relaxation of enforcement. we will hear from norman next. he is in massachusetts. caller: hello, yes, i'm a leftist of the green party. i think biden's handling of this is cruel a

at the federal level, the courageous cleared of congresswoman sheila jackson lee has moved us to the i would predict within the next maybe three months or so we'll actually have a commission set up that will study and develop reparations proposals for african-americans. that's a huge development and it also enjoys the support of nancy pelosi, speaker of the house, chuck schumer senate majority leader, senator hoyer, the american civil liberties, cobra. national council of churches, human rights, center for american progress, this is an incredible moment in the history of the united states of america. >> reporter: i want to ask you about the specifics of what evanston tid this week. the one no vote on the city council came from sicily fleming, she's a black member of the council. she argued that the specifics of how this money should be spent was almost paternalistic. she said that the injured party should be the one to dictate and decide what reparations are. what tuning of that? >> well, she's correct. what she's incorrect about is not understanding that the reason why the national

our most vulnerables, claiming the lives of 170,000 residents long-term care facilities including sheila koran's husband. >> i want more transparency and i want people to own up to their responsibilities, i want him back >> the race for vaccines and treatments already underway as i saw at regeneron headquarters. treatments would come faster than anyone could have hoped or predicted. back then they were still months away of our focus of uncertain time of how to stay safe >> what should we be conscious of walking through our newsroom, i had no idea it would be one of the last days it would buzz with activities within a week, new york descended into an eerie quiet. hears only by the sound of sirens schools closed shelves restricted to basic necessities. travels ground to a halt only just now beginning to rebound. so many essential workers put themselves at risk for the greater good from meat processing plants to america's highways >> the truckers are coming people >> reporter: of course our doctors and nurses fighting a battle that often felt unwinnable we cheer on our healthcare workers ev

with fellow member or sheila bair teen she staking out a protest action for international women's day symbols are a vital part of her work whether graphic or performance. late in general is a very feminine material it's very it can cover but it can also reveal things and if you talk about abortion exactly abortion this bill or the regulation of abortion is one of the very few maybe the only one which regulates your very private life your body deep in your body your heart soul whatever but it's very very private like the dress or with a curtain that covers you from the outside world but you can also look through it and you see the world differently. one of the. goals of our actions is that we can be the voice of polish women abroad. from poznan where she trained as an architect she later studied environmental design and now works mainly as a freelance graphic artist but currently activist causes are nearly all consuming. we cannot stop fighting we really have to keep fighting because it's not only about abortion. all of this happening in poland it happens on many other levels abortion

i am sheila his clients will will be diminishing and it will be it becoming a more harmonious community >>chan says he's in contact with the man's family says the chamber and its members and others are giving support in this most difficult time. we'll be right back after the break. >>wow the trash will reopen monday at least partially the national park service announced outdoor areas will be open to all visitors but the cell else will be limited to people who sign up for an audio tour full will not be served on the ferry or on the island of course facemasks will be required. pilot has been closed to visitors since san francisco went into lockdown back in december. coming up in the next hour to more bay area counties are now in the red reopening tier now hundreds of businesses can now expand operations. >>details coming up in a live report. and here's a live look at the radar we're expecting rain across the bay area giannis following the storm closely in a live report. coming up. [ sfx: ping ping beep beep bloop bloop ] lisa looks like you've... [ sfx: pop pop pop pop ] lisa, you might b

like sheila davis, now on day 26 without safe running water. >> this is my water. i use bottled for everything. because it's not safe. this is not the way we're supposed to live. >> reporter: a mid-february cold snap knocking out water supply to most of the mississippi capital. the majority of its taps no longer dry. but more than 40,000 households and businesses still under a boil water notice. many, like eric smith, spending their days scouring the city for water distribution sites. >> it's a hassle, but it's worth t. it's free water. >> reporter: as the crisis continues into a new week, local chefs like nick wallace keep stepping up to the stove. cooking up thousands of meals to feed those still struggling. >> your heart has to be bigger than what your wallet is. because it's not a money game. >> reporter: officials are collecting more than 100 water samples to be tested. the first step in lifting that boil water notice. linsey? >> elwyn, thanks so much. >>> and outrage in london, after a young woman was killed allegedly by a police officer. after peaceful demon

well there is general in knowledge meant that pipelines gas oil pipelines are offered geopolitical sheila economical relevance so that explains why the subject is being discussed in the middle to forment since nato has been looking for a new identity and now there is growing concern especially in europe that the nato identity may be turned of that nature and may be turned into an instrument to ensure a u.s. domination of the eurasian marts that the us must not allow any competing antagonistic power ruling over a dominate him or with the eurasian continent europe is in danger in danger of becoming something between a rock and a hard plays on the one hand we appreciate to the cause of protection by the u.s. military and political ally on the other hand we do not want to get in between the in between the us chinese or us russian rivalries and end our worst case as cannon fodder and and a better place. global media watchdog reporters without borders has filed a massive lawsuit against facebook for allegedly letting hate speech flourish including false videos on the pandemic that have been wat

sorry that the puppyish the publisher put her in this difficult situation i think they should have sheila tearful. yes what is now coming to her with me as all of us let me ask you what made drawing of the wrong choice as i understand it when the film won the booker prize last year which is one of the most prestigious literary prizes in the world and you think that the field is not qualified to translate the text is that correct well at sets. i want to take nothing away from the literary qualities of that if else it's a great writer integrates poets but in this particular case i think. mike mike my question was that it was a missed opportunity to use a spoken wart artist with the same ethical background as and then. also a woman and again to emphasize the fact one has also a better unspoken words to be more precise to in slam poetry is to separate jar of spoken words and in the all the reaction around the world people focus on the facts that's only one thing or effect it's what he can because of that if else is white and a minute is perfect but i should never ever set that a white person

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right behind what dane is talking about is another bill from representative sheila jackson lee whichreate a gun registry. the left doesn't believe in the second amendment. while they unlock our ballot box and open it up in every way, they want to lock and raid our gun cabinets because they don't believe in the second amendment. they are going for it. they don't have the votes right now. do they go with the filibuster, they might. >> sean: kamala harris said she would use executive orders. i suspect she has influence to use executive action. when we come back piers morgan hitting back hard tonight at woke and cancel culture after living good morning britain. candace owens has reaction straight ahead. succeed ♪ ♪ and so are lost for good ♪ ♪ and some of them are pretty flawed ♪ ♪ and some of them are slightly odd ♪ ♪ but many are small businesses that simply lack the tool ♪ ♪ to find excited people who will stop and say 'that's cool'♪ ♪ and these two, they like this idea ♪ ♪ and those three like that one.♪ ♪ and that's 'cause personalized ads ♪ ♪ find good ideas for everyone ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >

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joining me now, congresswoman sheila jackson lee. this $1.9 trillion covid relief package is huge.ill it pass the house? and what does it do for people? >> it's a rescue package. and frankly, don, people need rescuing right now. people have been unemployed for a very long period of time. women have been impacted the worst in the work force. many not being able to return. schools have not been able to open. this rescues the american people. $28 billion for mom and pop restaurants, essential workers, waitresses and waiters. they've been put out of work. $350 billion to help our cities and counties to pay law enforcement and firefighters. it provides $20 billion-plus for vaccines, contact tracing, and testing. it really is a lifeline for the american people. and once these dollars are out invested and helping this economy turn around while people are still wearing their masks, socially distanced, america can get back to work again. >> i got a lot of topics i want to talk to you about. i want to turn to the for the people act, the democrats' e electoral reform act. allowing for 15 days

and get them to talk about the person who they all grew up with in houston, texas, congresswoman sheila jackson remind us that not only is george floyd's family in the limelight but also the whole home neighborhood, all of black america is in the limelight as we deal with this landmark case and his family, all of them have been so dignified and graceful in the face of this unimaginable, horrific tragedy. can you imagine just for a second if that was your loved one who was down on that ground begging? i don't think many people can imagine that. especially our white brother and sisters. they can't fathom that. just try to imagine that if you can. just try to imagine the person that you grew up with. the person who looked after you on that ground begging for a breath. and that's the last moments of his life on this earth. that's what they're dealing with. so, we're going to call his brothers to come before you for floyd, terrence floyd, rodney floyd and brandon williams and also his cousins are here, tara brown and schaarita tate and letethra mcgee. so the brothers, if you all will come fo

kennedy: democrats including texas congresswoman sheila jackson lee saying everything is peachy, greatys. head of dhs agrees. >> this administration has a border policy, i congratulate you for it. it's not a policy of putting children in cages which we had to suffer year after year from the trump administration. there are no children in cages. >> congresswoman, the border is secure and not open. we are expelling under cdcs public health authority in light of the pandemic, single individuals who arrived at the border. kennedy: wonderful propaganda. i'm wondering how she defined cages and defined in 2018 and how her definition has changed today. they are obviously living in a fantasy land because this border situation is not normal. west virginia senator shelley said unless something is done soon, it's going to blow up in president biden's face. >> we are going to get to a combustible place were hogan's and democrats will tell the administration it's got to stop and you've got to find a better way to solve this and the one way to do it is to say no, you're not going to be able to get in