chair stevens: thank you so much. with that the chair will recognize the ranking member of the full committee, mr. lucas, for five minutes of questioning. mr. lucas: thank you, madam chair. i appreciate the importance of this hearing also. all of us who live on the east side of the rockies from the great plains from canada to texas understand how challenging the weather can be. dr. weaver, dr. blevins, we heard about the tornado damage caused in 2011 and how it has changed in leadership and coordination from when the program was last re-authorized. could you compare where we were a decade ago to where we are now. what have we done well and what's the singular area that needs to be -- most improvement or focus as a committee? dr. weaver: that's very interesting question. originally was led by ostp. in 2015 it was moved to nist as you highlighted. i think that gave giving it a permanent home and also the fact that nist is more of a user of a lot of the information and it's on the ground dealing with the impact and tryin

steven spielberg's reimagining of west side story.nd being the ricardo�*s, revisiting lucille ball. i want to sell this to you, i'm up for this. . .,~ , i want to sell this to you, i'm up for this. . ., ~ , ., ., ~' for this. the trailer makes it look like a folk _ for this. the trailer makes it look like a folk hole _ for this. the trailer makes it look like a folk hole or. _ for this. the trailer makes it look like a folk hole or. i'm _ for this. the trailer makes it look like a folk hole or. i'm here - for this. the trailer makes it look like a folk hole or. i'm here to i like a folk hole or. i'm here to tell you it's not that. i know you don't like scary movies. it's not a horror movie at all. maria, who lives with her partner, on a very remote icelandic farm. when a strange lamb is born, they take it into their house and start raising its as their own child. they're completely alone and we just see the world as they see it. gradually, we start to see the lamb in the same way that they do, as more human than animal. meanwhile, the

entire programme is devoted to what must rank as one of the big movie events of 2021, the release of stevenpielberg's long—awaited adaptation of the much—loved broadway musical west side story. i have never seen you before. you are not puerto rican. is that 0k? do you want to start world war three? west side story is a love story inspired by shakespeare's romeo and juliet, set amid warring teenage gangs — the sharks and thejets — in new york in the 1950s. it is an adaptation of the 1957 musical from four greats — director and choreographer jerome robbins, composer leonard bernstein, arthur laurents who did the book, and lyricist stephen sondheim. at the world premiere of his adaptation of west side story, stephen spielberg made it clear he was indebted to all the musicals�* creative forefathers. the first feeling is gratitude and such an honour to be able to have been entrusted by the trustees and stephen sondheim to be able to make our west side story. # skyscrapers bloom in america # cadillacs zoom in america... stephen sondheim was notjust a lyricist of the 1957 broadway west side story

on bbc news, it's time for a special episode of talking movies — devoted to the world premiere of stevenew film, west side story. i will give you a plug for the film review on the iplayer, because mark reviewed this yesterday. but now there is the special edition looking at a west side story. hello, from new york. i am tom brook and welcome to talking movies. today, our entire programme is devoted to what must rank as one of the big movie events of 2021, the release of steven spielberg's long—awaited adaptation of the much—loved broadway musical west side story. i have never seen you before. you are not puerto rican. is that 0k? do you want to start world war three? west side story is a love story inspired by shakespeare's romeo and juliet, set amid warring teenage gangs, the sharks and thejets, in new york in the 1950s. it is an adaptation of the 1957 musicalfrom director director and choreographer jerome robbins, composer leonard bernstein, arthur laurents who did the book, and lyricist stephen sondheim. at the world premiere of his adaptation of west side story, stephen spielberg made

steven says the rental scooter trials can confuse people into thinking personal devices can be used inhe same way. and he's not alone in calling for retailers to be much clearer about the rules when they're selling them. the fact westminster police have seized well over 100 private e—scooters since april — around 140, in fact — and sometimes they're seizing them a few minutes after people have bought them from the shops. there's no way people would be riding them around on public land, if they'd been told on that kind of scale. so the shops are not doing enough. but retailers we've spoken to say they do provide clear and visible information, so customers understand the legal restrictions. and sales seem to be booming. more sales brings more safety concerns. this crash testing footage released by the charity guide dogs shows the potential dangers of badly ridden e—scooters. james holbrook dislocated his shoulder when two schoolgirls riding a private e—scooter, crashed into him as he was cycling home. i think anything that gets people out of cars is a good thing. i think e—scooters are p

i mean, i see oscars for tony kushner, for steven spielberg, for this dynamic new cast and the wonderfulsational film and i think it's going to do extremely well at the box office and during the awards time. west side story of course only really came together as a result of the hard labours of 3—time oscar winner stephen spielberg, arguably one of hollywood's most influential and successful film—makers. so, the man who brought us jaws, et, the indiana jones movies, jurassic park, saving private ryan, schindler's list and many otherfilms has finally turned his hand to making a musicalfilm for the first time. i got the opportunity to talk to him virtually a few days ago. i think i wanted to direct a musicalfilm because i knew i couldn't sing and dance, so it's a tremendous way of sort of throwing myself into a genre that physically i would never be part of except to be able to tell a story in that idiom. and so i have a very good ear for music, because my mum is a concert pianist, but i can't move my legs and i can't dance and i can't sing to save my life, but i have been in love with west

then, in the 1970s and 80s, the cinema musical seemed to slip away, but could steven spielberg's westes reports. emma: the road to steven spielberg's west side story started with a 1950s stage musical starring carol lawrence as maria and larry kert as tony. the broadway version of the musical west side story first appeared here in new york in 1957 in this theatre behind me and the film adaptation followed soon afterwards, not the first time that hollywood has sought to capitalise on broadway success. that multi—oscar—winning original west side story was part of a decade where lavish broadway adaptations, notably by theatrical partnership of rodgers and hammerstein, were beloved at the box office and by the academy. # when i am with you # getting to know what to say #. - walter lang's the king and i won five oscars. carol reed's oliver was awarded six. my fair lady received eight oscars and was the second highest grossing film of 1964. the sound of music was the most successful film of 1955 the sound of music was the most successful film of 1965 and took five oscars, including best pic

steven pinker on — of natural selection. steven pinker on e0 _ of natural selection.inker on e0 wilson who i of natural selection. steven l pinker on e0 wilson who has died at the age of 92. as we reach the end of the year hollywood is counting its box office losses as the pandemic continues to prevent large sections of the audience returning to the cinema. so far only one film has grossed more than $1 billion across the world, that is spider—man no way home. you can compare that to nine films that did that in 2019. so is fear of covid stopping audiences setting out to the local mutliplex, or has the rise of streaming and on demand changed the way we consume movies for ever? paul dergarabedian is a senior media analyst at comscore and gave me his opinion. an incredible year and a half, almost two years, really, for the movie theatres in particular. movie theatres shutting down essentially in march 2020, and since then, it's been a real roller—coaster ride at the box office. like you said, the takings seem impressive at 20 billion globally expected, 4.4 billion in nort

steven: not so much. it is going to be the question of are we in a cycle that is going to be extended where if the fed is right, they hike three times next year and continue hiking in the markets worry about how far that is going to go? or whether we actually do begin to see evidence that inflation is ebbing. i think the dollar broadly speaking is very risk off as a currency. kind of the japan of the decade in terms of its risk off properties. i think any indication that the global and central banks don't have to be as aggressive as the market expects them to be would be a strong dollar negative. matt: funny you mentioned japan. kayleigh and i were talking about japanese inflation coming back above the zero line. this is an economy that can really use it. what do you see in terms of the end? steven: not so much. we think it is going to lag. the economy is really that strong. because they don't have an inflation problem they are one of the central banks that don't have to worry about raising interest rates

and a rousing return for steven gerrard on his return to anfield. ..ut did his aston villa side come away with the points against liverpool? hello and welcome to sportsday. what a finale we have in store tomorrow when the fi season comes to a climax. max verstappen will go into the abu dhabi grand prix on pole after finishing ahead of title rival lewis hamilton in qualifying earlier. it's so finely poised the pair level on points as their rivalry reaches fever pitch. nick parrott reports. as the sun goes down in abu dhabi, the pressure goes up. verstappen is first in the crucial second session of qualifying. the tyre was an driveable, and he was forced to change tactics. he will now start with a less durable soft tyre. the final shoot—out for pole position that really matters. the weekend is being headlined by individuals but it was a team—mate that got verstappen through. perez provided a slipstream to help the flying dutchman go faster, and it helped. hamilton couldn't catch him. max did a great lap today so i couldn't answer to that lap, it was a fa

." ♪ steven spielberg's modern take on the tragic love story, the young and diverse cast led by a newcomern a starring role and a legend making a return. >> i am so grateful to the gods up there. i'm in "west side story." again. [upbeat acoustic music throughout] [upbeat acoustic music throughout] did you know some deodorants may not last all day? secret works immediately! and is designed to last for up to 48 hours. with secret, keep it fresh. available in over 10 amazing scents and aluminum free. secret ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. oxford, michigan, remains in shock days after the school shooting that claimed the lives of four teenagers. the 15-year-old alleged gunman facing charges as an adult. and now in an unusual move, the prosecutor is going after his parents who police say failed to turn themselves in today. u.s. marshals are now offering a $10,000 reward. abc's trevor ault is in michigan. trevor? >> reporter: byron, unprecedented move from the prosecutor here now charging the parents of the alleged oxford high school shooter. james and jennifer crumbley charged wit

or steven vines is the british journalist and author who has reported from hong kong for more than 30 years to not e joins me from london welcomed steven some pro democracy activists are calling this a selection as opposed to an election had he said, well, i think the reason they're doing that is the, under china's instructions, the election system in our home has been entirely altered. and now the only candidate allowed participates in the election. others have been vested and pre selected by a committee which is overwhelmingly dominated by trustees of the regime in bay. and indeed, the number of people directly elected in the new legislature will be greatly reduced from the previous system. and even in the previous system, only 50 percent book directly elected. so i see why they're saying. so you mentioned the key point on the patriots are allowed to run in the selection. how does a candid that prove to the election committee, he or she is indeed a patriot? well, it's a black box. you know, i mean, many people have asked this question, what exactly is a patriot? and the answer which

well, steven vines is a british journalist and author who has reported from hong kong for more than 30 years to not he joins me from london, welcomed stevens, some pro democracy activists are calling this a selection as opposed to an election had he said, well, i think the reason that doing that is that under china's instructions, the election system has been highly altered. and now the only candidates allowed to participate in the election. others have been fed and pre selected by a committee which is overwhelmingly dominated by trustees of the regime in bay. and indeed, the number of people directly elected in the new legislature will be greatly reduced from the previous system. and even in the previous system, only 50 percent directly elected. so i see why this thing. so you mentioned the key point on the patriots are allowed to run in this election. how does a candidate prove to the election committee? he or she is indeed a patriot. well, it's a black box. you know, i mean, many people have asked this question, what exactly is the trip? and the answer which is always given is you k

steven gerrard and patrick vieira _ will have to do.l have to do. steven gerrard and patrick vieira both missing from i will have to do. steven gerrard and| patrick vieira both missing from the dugout today due to positive coronavirus tests. three matches off today, six games in total on and manchester city, as you can see, flying against leicester! 4—0, not even 30 minutes played there. de bruyne, mahrez, gundogan and a sterling penalty, and you can see that southampton lead 1—0 at brighton. —— at west ham. celtic have closed the gap on rangers to three points after a comfortable win againstjohnson in the early game. liel abada scored twice to put celtic in control and chris kane pulled one back for stjohn's in but —— for stjohnstone but then nir bitton scored the winner. rangers can go six points clear again if they beat st mary in which they are on course to do. it is 1—1 with aberdeen and dundee. a big shock at kempton in the king george six chase this afternoon, what a story this is, 28-1, this afternoon, what a story this is, 28—1

steven spielberg brings west side story back the big screen. it compares to the original. ♪ >> welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. it's been one week since the omicron variant burst upon the world stage. tonight, the first real-world data is giving us clues into how dangerous it can be. scientists in south africa say omicron may evade some of our immunity. they also detected a surge in people getting reinfected with covid. u.k. researchers say there are signs that current vaccines do a good job of preventing the worst effects of the omicron variant. our medical editohas more. >> amid the gloom of omicron and its potential threat, some encouraging news. it was back in the summer that nearly 3000 u.k. volunteer got one of seven different covid vaccines as a booster shot three months after their second dose. for those boosted with pfizer after two doses of astrazeneca, their antibody levels with 25 times higher than a control group after one month. when pfizer was given after two pfizer shots, antibody levels rose eightfold,

steven spielberg is still beavering away. this is a real passion project. a fan of the original? on stage. i've seen it on stage as a theatre goer. 0h, isee. i've not seen it on stage. i've not seen the film because i think of it as a stage musical. yeah, well, i've never seen the stage production. so this is a new version, obviously was filmed in the �*60s by robert wise and jerome robbins. so this is a new version by steven spielberg, which on the one hand, it's a reimagining. there is centrally, in terms of the casting, it does away with a lot of the colour casting issues it does away with a lot of the casting issues of the originalfilm. it has a couple of terrific performances. rachel zegler�*s terrific, ariana debose is really, really good. i'm not entirely convinced by ansel elgort, who i think is a kind of slightly weak male lead, but it doesn't matter because the film itself, and i don't mean this as a criticism, the film is really technically skilful, and when you are talking about a dance movie, technically skilful is a really important thing. it'

the next day is the feast of santa steven and [ inaudible ] down on the feast of steven. >> that is right j. he was' deacon and the first merittenir. he died in 35. >> okay. >> and we know he lived in the time of christ. >> and died in use ridge -- jerusalem? >> because he approached the goes pull of christ. they said you have to back off. he said i am not going to. >> the story is told in the acts of the apostles. >> uh. >> and it's interesting that the first day after jesus berth is the first death on his behalf. >> right. >> a grim start to a religion, huh? >> and it doesn't get noser. >> okay. >> the following day is the feast of the holy innocence. >> and information is there, to. >> sorry. >> feast of santa john. skipped. >> that is phone. feast of saint john. john the evangelist. shone as an eagle in many did picks of him. >> uh-huh. >> and manly because he's the most spiritual of the gospels. very 50,000-foot level of goes pull. >> okay. >> very 52 theec. why and he was one of jesus' disciples. we credit the gospel. >> yeah. >> and there is a lot of debate about that. >> sure. >>

steven spielberg. and he -- >> jimmy: i wrote "wassap?"o our little skit." and he said, "skit, that's good." we just had a very brief conversation. later on making the movie he was like, i remember meeting you. i said, i don't know how, it was in passing. he said, no, i had a thought, i think i'm going to make something with her. i thought, that is wild, and esp. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: that's the same thing he said to e.t., did you know that? [ laughter ] a great director, a very good actor. >> jimmy: do you think he wasn't telling the truth? i bet he was telling the truth. >> i don't think he has the power to be disingenuous. he's a really good man. >> jimmy: that is something else, that he saw you, then he met you, then he said, yeah, i'm going to tuck that away. then the next thing you know, you're in this movie that people are saying, first of all, the reviews are phenomenal for the movie. the reviews for you are phenomenal. people are saying you'll get an oscar nomination and all of this stuff. [ cheers and applause ] that must be overw

it has always interested steven spielberg who has never directed a musical before.dous way of throwing myself into a genre that physically i would never be a part of except to be able to tell a story in that indium. a? able to tell a story in that indium. ~' ., able to tell a story in that indium. ~ ., , indium. # i like to be in america _ indium. # i like to be in america # _ indium. # i like to be in america # 0h _ indium. # i like to be in america # oh to - indium. # i like to be in america # oh to be - indium. # i like to be in america # oh to be in l indium. # i like to be in - america # oh to be in america. the 1961— america # oh to be in america. the 1961 film adaptation of the musical was a huge hit and it won ten oscars. it is a revered classic. the new film is seen as more intense.— as more intense. there is bloodshed, _ as more intense. there is bloodshed, brutality - as more intense. there is bloodshed, brutality and, as more intense. there is- bloodshed, brutality and, yet, it manages to do a very tricky thing which is there are these incredibly realist

welcome to steven some pro democracy activists are calling this a selection as opposed to an election had he said, well, i think the reason they're doing that is the under child instructions. the election system in our homes been entirely altered. and now the only candidates allowed to participate in the election. others have been vested and pre selected by a committee which is overwhelmingly dominated by trustees of the regime in b g. and indeed, the number of people directly elected in the new legislature will be greatly reduced from the previous system. and even in the previous system, only 2 percent book directly elected. so i see why this thing. so you mentioned the key point on the patriots are allowed to run in this selection. how does a candidate prove to the election committee? he or she is indeed a patriot? well, it's a black box. you know, i mean, many people have asked this question, what exactly is a patriot? and the answer which is always given is, you know, yourself what you're paying for. it is rather choosing the fact of the matter is that what it really means in prac

steven: i did not take on this project lightly.-old and i first heard the broadway cast album. george: he is also very familiar with the 1961 classic which won 10 oscars including best picture. steven: we did not remake the 1961 film. i did not do that. we basically reimagined the broadway show. >> i'm going to think for myself. george: westside story is a story of forbidden love, set against a rivalry between two street gangs of different ethnic backgrounds. he chose rachel zeigler to play maria. this may be her feature film debut but -- >> i have always felt like an old soul and i get told that all the time. but i was also raised on classic film. so i feel like a lot of what i think people would call technique, what i call what i do, it was borne by watching all about eve and movies like that that just informed my love of what i get to do for a living. ♪ tonight, the world is full of light ♪ ♪ i appreciate what you say because as much as i embrace modern movies, films, acting, we would not be where we are without the joan crawfor

hey, steven. >> many thanks. let's get you caught up. desperate search and rescue efforts are under way this evening as a catastrophic chain of tornadoes swept through the central u.s. late friday night. at least 48 people have been killed by the storms and the death toll is expected to rise in the coming days as crews sift through the rubble. >>> kentucky was particularly hard hit. governor andy brashear declared a state of emergency early saturday morning describing the disaster as the deadliest tornado event in the commonwealth history. on sunday he told the press he is concerned most of the morgues in the area aren't big enough to handle the grim situation on the ground. restoring power is also a challenge across kentucky. more than 100,000 residents remain without electricity or heat and many have no place left to turn. brashear reflected on the difficulties facing the commonwealth in a press conference sunday afternoon. >> i wish i understood why we've gotten hit with a pandemic, historic ice storm, flooding, and now the worst torn

steven: parts of it are more resilient.nk the investors are looking at chinese government bonds, seeing cnh very stable. there are other bits and bonds the benefit from higher oil prices that are doing well. i think a lot of bad news is priced into em. i think the market understands the issues in the short term that em is facing. if we are right that things look better as we get past covid, and the fed isn't quite as hawkish as advertised, there's a lot of room for em to go up, but right now everyone needs to be cautious. tom: steve englander, greatly appreciate it this morning. we are going into claims in seven minutes, and we've got to come back with a fed brief. what is so important to understand is the scope and scale of excellence at bloomberg surveillance. if you are a newbie on the block like the lovely colby smith over at "the financial times," you are colby smith. and if you are michael mckee, you are mike. we will go to mike. michael: we know who that is. tom: on a first name basis with the fed. what was the surpr

they were so much spoken about steven gerrard going back to liverpool. to show the current manager is still the top dog? i have no problem with these kind of things and i know i will not be here _ forever and i will be more than happy if it's stephen. nobody knows really what happens in the future but i didn't feel under pressure today. let's bring you that result from earlier on. manchester united beating norwich. let's hear now from jim's lump ——jim lumsden is report. ask united's newman at who he would fancy playing in his first away check, norwich would be right up there. taken apart by tottenham last time out, bottom of the table. united were unbeaten in five games, �*|_ united were unbeaten in five games, 1— zero win at crystal palace last weekend. five—time world player of the year, chris china renaldo started the game but had trouble finding his name. they created just a few scoring chances in the first half with harry maguire coming close. ralph wants united to work harder, run faster. they've been careless with giving the ball away. norwich beg

steven piper from the brookings institution in washington dc let's get you up to date on some of the other stores making use around the world to day. authorities in the american state of colorado have ordered thousands of residents to evacuate. dry conditions are fueling. the spread of dangerous wildfires and fierce winds are helping the flames jump from one location to the next 2 communities. northwest of denver have been hit by the blazes. indonesian navy has brought more than 100 brit hinge or refugees to shore. after they spent days aboard, a sinking ship. indonesian authorities had originally planned to provide the stricken vessel with humanitarian aid and then push it back into international waters. after pressure from rights groups, the navy has now allow the refugees to disembark and seek shelter. russian authorities have designated a member of the russian punk group pussy riot, just a telecom totally konica as a foreign agent to other people were officially given the title of satirists and an art collector. moved by the justice ministry is being seen as an attempt to stifle

. >> so for more on the fed and the markets, let's welcome in steven whiting, chief investment officer at citi global wealth, also out with their 2020 playbook, which kept me company last night good to have you on the program. before we get to the outlook for next year, that will include the federal reserve. >> good morning. >> good morning. do you think the fed will raise rates, maybe not tomorrow but at one of its first meetings in the new year >> i think they have to get through with easing first. it's not an easy thing for the federal reserve to change its policy from month-to-month to announce the pace at which they would wind down asset purchases and then change it one month later. so i think they have to get through with that, that's going to take us into the new year lots of people can be upset about the pace of everything there are lots of things to be unsatisfied with and we will see rate hikes certainly the most important thing is that we are not going to treat any new weakness in the economy with monetary easing we'll see rate hikes in the coming year but we're not going to

steven dunn's a guy is not a gangster. stephen says he's not. and they actually, in the original trial, the kaplan trial was supposed to be a jury trial because chevron was showing him, get this chevron tried to sue steven dunn's ago for $63000000000.00 of damages in a coach in the southern south k of new $63000000000.00 because they was doubling the oil company drilling in ecuador in the rain forest. but on the day before his case, they dropped the money end at the same. which meant that danza good could no longer have a jury. and that could be tried by sticking abida lewis, a kaplan. so the whole case was tried by this one mad. i mean, why i wanted to talk anyway, they locked danziger up for contempt recently, and his since been let out of danbury correctional institution in connecticut, danbury, connecticut. and none of us quite sure why he was given a 6 months sentence for contempt of court. and he had so 45 days when suddenly shambler came to him at breakfast one morning and said, oh, we'll let you out tomorrow afternoon, or the self to kno

, steven, when the toss and...n the toss and... i don't know, he iut when the toss and... i don't know, he put me — when the toss and... i don't know, he put me on _ when the toss and... i don't know, he put me on the _ when the toss and... i don't know, he put me on the spot, _ when the toss and... i don't know, he put me on the spot, and - when the toss and... i don't know, he put me on the spot, and i - he put me on the spot, and i think you probably do that, it does suggest _ you probably do that, it does suggest that, i mean, bowling captains— captains have come here and bald faced _ faced before and it's gone disastrously wrong. i think you probably— disastrously wrong. i think you probably would still bats, but if there's— probably would still bats, but if there's any sort of dampness or moisture, — there's any sort of dampness or moisture, ingrid would be tempted to bowl _ that all gets under way tonight. we will see tonight's action tonight in football. liverpool and manchester city both in champions leagu

steven spielburg talks about his west side story and how it is different than the original. is sad to air first original christmas movie in more than a decade. that and more in today's eye on entertainment. >>> in the new adaptation of west side story, audiences can expect different characters and dialogues from original stage play. director steven spielburg says he modernized by addressing how things changed since original 1957 production while still telling the story of young love and rival street gangs. >> we haven't changed the story. it still ends like romeo and juliet but it is absolutely more a reflection of our values and our problems today. >> west side story hits theaters today. >>> a bad break up paves way for a wild night out and crazy adventure in hot mess holiday. the real life best friends star as besties in the film. >> our friends saw it and they were like this is just a documentary about you hanging out in chicago. the chemistry is very palpable. we just play heightened versions of ourselves. >> it takes place during the indian festival of lights. >> he ask

joining me now, mayfield resident, steven elder. steve, how are you doing? how is your family doing today? >> we're doing fine. we were just a few blocks from the court square which had all the issues, but we're absolutely fine. my family is safe. and so it's just a scary struggle, and the devastation that you guys were just showing is just remarkable. >> we're glad to hear your family is safe, the most important thing there. can you tell me about that night, where you and your family were and what you saw and heard? >> the call came out at 9:20 from our local nbc news station that said mayfield, it's coming for you. get to your interior wall, your basement. it's sixing to happen. and it probably was twenty minutes after that that my sister-in-law came by to get into the basement as well. my family was already in the basement. and you could hear the roar and the scary moment of that tornado coming through your town. it's a feeling that i've never felt in my life. the temperature in the air was like hot and cold, and just erie. i have never been more scared t

. >>> but first, my colleague steven romo with an update on today's top stories. steven? >> yeah, rev. thanks, right now we are watching the latest developments from those deadly tornadoes that swept across the central u.s. last night. more than 100 people are feared dead as search and rescue efforts continue across six states right now. in kentucky at least four tornadoes reportedly touched down. the national weather service estimates one of them had winds of 150 miles per hour. more than 70 people were killed. the town of mayfield was virtually destroyed. >>> rescue efforts are still under way at a flattened candle factory in that town where 110 people had to shelter in place when that tornado hit. governor andy beshear fears dozens of workers may have been killed at that factory and the death toll is expected to rise. >> the devastation is unlike anything i have seen in my life, and i have trouble putting it into words. when it was safe to travel this morning, i flew to mayfield. my first stop was that candle factory. 110 people working in it at the time the storm hit.

and steven is right. maybe the biggest issue, maybe the biggest concern the american people have is what is happening on our border where you can just walk right in untested, unvaccinated but if you are an american citizen, in some cities you have to show a card to get a big mac and this is so ridiculous and you might lose your job if you don't get vaccinated. so this is craziness. let's hope schumer is not successful. let's hope joe manchin continues to do what he caulked about on sunday and be against this quote build back better plan and let's focus on the things the american people care about. >> bret: your reaction to the president biden credited donald trump administration yours for the vaccine quicker than anybody else and praised him for saying i took the booster. >> well, he had no choice but to praise president trump because people have pointed out the glaring omission for nearly a year from this administration. pointing out the fact that this vaccine came from the trump administration. and so a

we are asking ray stevens next. moment, president biden praising donald trump in his covid speech applauding operation warps forgetting the vaccines out in record time. charlie: exclusive reaction from donald trump. >> reporter: rare moment at the white house when president biden complement did donald trump. listen to this. >> president biden: the other day donald trump announced he had gotten his booster shot. may be one of the few things he and i agree on. thanks to the prior administration and our scientific community america is one of the first countries to get the vaccine. >> reporter: i spoke to the former president a little later to get his reaction to the praise. trump told me he was very appreciative of biden's comment and was surprised to hear it. he thinks it was a terrific thing and makes a lot of people happy. trump also told me he thinks biden, quote, did something very good adding it has to be a process of healing in the country and said that will help a lot but as trump returns the complement biden t

steven was right. if you remember what president trump did he made available all of the resources and assets and said if you are a governor, ask for the help. we will send it to you but you will manage it. they sent hospital ships to new york. they never needed them and he sent ventilators there. that's how it's supposed to work want the governors manage the crisis but the federal government assists to provide resources. joe biden said i will do it! it will be fixed by me. joe biden got in there and found out that the people he was most critical people of like ron desantis and greg abbott and others were managing the crisis better than he was. i don't think that he intended to basically wave the white flag yesterday with the governors but that's what he did. >> pete: it sure looked like it. governor, if you are a governor right now of a free state or take the mentality of balancing freedom and science, what is the move of the governors? now that bind biden said there is no federal response? >> they are

>> reporter: i'm at stevens creek reservoir. it was over 10% full on sunday, and today it's over 20% full. it isn't the only reservoir that got a boost after this atmospheric river hit us. water experts say some bay area counties may actually be able to move out of the deepest drought category. >> the sonoma, mendocino, marin situation i think is the one that's going to feel the most relief. >> reporter: the drenching rain also hit another one of california's soft spots, our snow totals. parts of the sierra gained five feet of snow, putting us at 76% of the average snowpack statewide. last friday it was at 19%. >> these rains and particularly the snow, which allow it is to melt out slowly to refill the reservoirs can re-water our streams and seep back into groundwater. it does take longer to recharge groundwater. >> reporter: they will need more to really start talking about an end to the drought and loosening water restrictions. >> we're on track for the first one. >> the question is will it sustain itself for the rest of the w

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also, stewart stevens and glen kushner msnbc legal analyst. general anderson, thank you for being here. i was eager to speak with you. i read your op ed you wrote with two other retired generals in absolute terror to be honest with you. scared the hell out of me. the idea not only do we have to worry about the people who plotted the first coup launching another, which i firmly believe they will. i think most of the people on this panel, if not all firmly believe that we can't, that scares me. because it means that we have a breakdown internally in one of the most important and trusted institutions in the country so walk me through what we need to be afraid. there is a lot of people with military credentials. 1 in 10 were charged with crimes or accused with crimes on that day. military backgrounds. a lot of military people were there. what is your biggest fear when it comes to whether the military itself will hold the line when they try this again? >> thank you very much, joy, for having me. an honor to be part of this. first of all, i want to

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right after this we're going to talk to steven miller.biden and why he believes in the bait and switch is going on here in american history. right here after this and i am larry kudlow (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. larry kudlow: welcome back, everyone. we have record breaking wide open borders. all of that is just a snapshot and we've got three more years of this, at least until we get to the next election. my next guest believes the administration would like to achieve all of these left-wing results. it is going to be up to the gop to stop him. let's bring in steve miller, senior of policy advisers to president trump. and he is the founder of america first legal. thank you, stephen, it's great to see you. >> thank you. larry kudlow: in less than one year, and just less than one year, joe biden lost the confidence, a terrible catastrophe over in afghanistan, along the borders, crazy spending and tax bills, inflation that results from

faced over teen safety and it is back on the big screen two generations of stars coming together for steven spielberg's reimagined "west side story". >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. yo >>> good evening as we head into our third winter of covid, but health experts are pointing tonight to a more urgent challenge on another front, where the delta variant is still killing more than a thousand people each day. let's begin with tom costello. six states now make up half the country's hospitalizations, michigan, ohio, indiana, pennsylvania, new york and illinois. most patients unvaccinated but some are breakthrough cases. massachusetts is now coping with a third covid wave trauma rooms at umass memorial 120% full the staff utterly exhausted. >> what we're hearing about people now is crying on their way into work knowing what they're about to face. that's what health care workers are going through right now. you're tired, but you are not as tired as the health care workers that have to deal with this crisis right now. >>> despite the rising death toll, a new axios toll finds america

stevens urging the president to make an announcement soon so presidential successor concert campaigning. todd: you know what they were two about power dynamics in dc, it would be foolish to show his hand this early in his term. >> crazy to suggest finished his first year that he announce now he will be a lame duck for three years. he would have no authority, no ability to do anything. collapsing at the rate they are suggesting the question should be does he need to be replaced now? the problem is that is kamala harris, totally cognizant is more dangerous and goofier than president biden. if we have a situation these people are suggesting where the commander-in-chief is incapable of doing his job the world gets very very dangerous. carley: the bread stevens article was interesting -- two other articles on the 2024 topic, one from the wall street journal talking about how is kamala harris wants to be successful point blank she needs to get serious, stop the laughing, do the research and turn this around. the other thing, joe concha has a hill, 2024, hillary, given the competition she may

steven: this would be earnings stability, dividend growth, consistent income flows. the firm's again that are not necessarily taking moon shots, but have very steady cash flows that they pay out to investors and a higher premium return the bond market yields. matt: so not a lot of growth, or do you think you can get quality growth as well? steven: i don't really think growth and value metrics have been really good ways to drive portfolios. we really need to look at cyclicals and defensives. after many of the cyclical shares have outperformed by double digits, we think we are at peak cyclical momentum. we are actually passing it, with factory orders, for example, near the highest level we have ever seen. our largest overweights are in health care shares. we think our consumer staples which suffered a rise in commodity prices over the last year, we will start to see that negative drag ebb and they can catch up some performance while paying high dividends. if we take a look at the surface again, we think there are unstoppable trends that have suffered from the rebound i

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