tara: 1876 was something else to say the least . i'm going to take us back to the meetings of the electors in december which was december 14th this year. starting with the basics, where to the electives go and how they vote . and what happens in the 50 states. plus dc party. john: i think you've already given away the most important point already. some people think of the electoral college as one big place where all the electors show up together . and they vote. but the constitution lays out in the states are very important institutions in the system . and the to the state capitol. and they made as 51 separate groups . and there they have to balance. reportedly, the cast ballots for the president and vice president early on. but they cast two separate ballots. those ballots are sent onto the institutions in washington. they go on to congress and two other places which ensures that the heart of the states can off to washington. but assault on the day on december 14th. and then there is some period of time before congress early comes

taras, thanks again. on the work orders, i think commissioner clinch kind of touched on, and you answered those questions. let me just understand. if i could dig a little bit further on the -- because as i look at our overall department numbers, i have to -- and i think i've said this probably before. i think we're efficient how we spend our money. and i think that's kind of something that never has been pointed out. when you bundle these numbers together, you think you have this massive, big expenditure. when you look at the day-to-day operations of our department, i believe we're quite efficient as far as departments go. i wonder if you had comments on that. as you are a number person that worked in other departments, would you agree with that? >> yes, i do agree with that. the i think our budget reflects like most city departments, the large percentage -- i have here just a summary of the expenditure details of our budget at a high level. like most departments, most money goes to salary and fringes. bu

taras, thanks again. on the work orders, i think commissioner clinch kind of touched on, and you answered those questions. let me just understand. if i could dig a little bit further on the -- because as i look at our overall department numbers, i have to -- and i think i've said this probably before. i think we're efficient how we spend our money. and i think that's kind of something that never has been pointed out. when you bundle these numbers together, you think you have this massive, big expenditure. when you look at the day-to-day operations of our department, i believe we're quite efficient as far as departments go. i wonder if you had comments on that. as you are a number person that worked in other departments, would you agree with that? >> yes, i do agree with that. the i think our budget reflects like most city departments, the large percentage -- i have here just a summary of the expenditure details of our budget at a high level. like most departments, most money goes to salary and fringes. bu

tara was devastated. no going back from that. >> there's no going back. >> reporter: you accepted it? >> you know, you're forced. you know, trauma happens to people all the time. you don't think it's going to happen to you. but it does. >> you know, when you already expect the worst, you think that you can't be shocked, but you can be is all i can say about that. >> reporter: but if gavin was dead, and certainly it looked that way, where was his body? how did his car wind up in the storage locker, and above all, who would have wanted him dead? reina lim certainly seemed like an unlikely suspect. she told them she had rented the storage unit for someone else. meanwhile, detectives looked further into chandy's affair with gavin and discovered the two had met in rehab. and in december 2010, less than two years before gavin disappeared, lisa found out about it. >> i was heartbroken. >> reporter: so she took an extreme step to save her family. she and two of her sons, then 14 and 20, went to the kreaches' hous

>> the nominee of the party, absolutely. >> so, tara, can you explain? >> yeah, it's pretty mind boggling, right, when you think about the fact that he's also encouraging in a roundabout way the department of justice to look into criminality into president trump's role in the january 6th attack, yet he's suggesting that he would also support him if he ran for president in 2024. but here's the fact, he is the most popular republican in the party, president trump, not mitch mcconnell. in fact since mitch mcconnell came out against president trump, his favorability ratings have dropped significantly, double digits. you're just seeing so many of these republican politicians waffling. nikki haley, she came out really strongly against president trump after january 6th and then as i reported in playbook last week, she asked for a meeting with donald trump and he said no. you're going to hear -- my sources tell me you're going to hear a lot of grievances from the former president when he gets onstage. he'll be going after mitch mcconnell, liz cheney, and maybe e

. >> tara, talk to me about what we just saw there.at is infrast fractured, what is being done at cpac, if anything, to try to work beyond the base? >> oh, absolutely nothing. that was one of the most politically awkward moments, the body language is clear that liz cheney is not part of the trump boys club, within the gop. nor should she be. she took a heroic stance against her own party, in favor of protecting the constitution and our democratic process. what's happening that cpac, there's absolutely nothing being done beyond the base. they have decided that this is the trump party. and anyone who says otherwise is not paying attention. it was clear speech after speech that it was about trump. they might as well call it trump-pac, because that's what it's about. we saw a "usa today" poll this week that showed 46% of republicans would leave the republican party to follow trump if he started a new one. 52% said that the party should be more loyal to trump than it is now. that's all you need to know. these people are doubling-down on a p

taras, thanks again. on the work orders, i think commissioner clinch kind of touched on, and you answered those questions. let me just understand. if i could dig a little bit further on the -- because as i look at our overall department numbers, i have to -- and i think i've said this probably before. i think we're efficient how we spend our money. and i think that's kind of something that never has been pointed out. when you bundle these numbers together, you think you have this massive, big expenditure. when you look at the day-to-day operations of our department, i believe we're quite efficient as far as departments go. i wonder if you had comments on that. as you are a number person that worked in other departments, would you agree with that? >> yes, i do agree with that. the i think our budget reflects like most city departments, the large percentage -- i have here just a summary of the expenditure details of our budget at a high level. like most departments, most money goes to salary and fringes. bu

to tara and you since you were not given those are visible scars from a ship starts its. goods government is over rolled after a court deems that a coded curfew it imposed violates people's rights to free movement so. we'd be the magic number in america as the port for 3rd political party reaches an all time high. and french lawmakers approved an anti separatism bill which critics say would unfairly target muslims opponents of the legislation has been rallying for days in paris. very good morning to you it's 8 am here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international with me in the key area. now what price are you willing to pay for your favorite chocolate mars at nestlé hours cargill make some of the world's most popular sweet treats but how them aids might leave a bitter taste international rights advocates have followed a lawsuit on behalf of 8 somalian citizens alleging that these companies forced children as young as 11 to make their products it looks into the not so sweet story behind your favorite chocolate bar. one chocolate cannot get more dark i'm not talking abo

don't glow was suspended for a week after a vanity fair magazine expose the threats made against tara palmeri from politico the article also sees he accused her of being jealous of his relationship with another reporter the white house thing of this situation has raised lots of questions. i deal was the one week suspension and said. resignation or firing he's the 1st to acknowledge this is not the standard of behavior set out by the president he has in place as you noted on a one week suspension suspension without pay that is a significant step i'm not aware of a history of that step being taken you all can check me on that white house press secretary jens sucky there she has been accused by a lot of media of knowing about the behavior of her deputy and not doing enough to . suspending duck boat for a week prior to his resignation we discussed the issue with christopher horace who's executive director of hyphenated america dot com benedict a u.s. libertarian party campaign. everything he did was his fault his mistake his problem he probably was not willing to resign until they made it

last month tara uses for your clothes were not given to those are visible scars from machete accidents. a dutch court declares the government's covert curfew to be illegal ruling that ministers misused emergency powers. french lawmakers approved a 90 separatism bill which critics say would unfairly target muslim opponents to the legislation have been rallying for days in paris. and as u.s. democrats announce plans for a 911 style commission into the capitol riots we are asking if they're planning a mccarthy era witchhunt. every well welcome to you it's midday here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international with me becky airing our top story the unsavory business practices of some of the world's biggest chocolate produces have been placed under the spotlight that's off the international ryan sounds because filed a lawsuit alleging that it's not giants including models at nestlé and hershey's forced children as young as 11 to make their products. looks into the not so sweet story behind your favorite chocolate bar. one chocolate cannot get more dark i'm not talking about the percen

tara was covering the rally when demonstrators identified her as a conservative reporter a lot of names recalled 'd she was claimed to be a trump supporter and an awfully good journalist also claims nearby police ignored her calls for help one point to protest or even appears to rob a used nothing i think. now in order for true peace to occur you need to have people to have that civil discourse it's not it's not true peace when the other side is voices are shut off and so is it in may give up a saga of unity or peace but it's act the detriment of you know $75.00 plus 1000000 americans who have voted and do support donald trump at the expense of basically shutting their voices out so that is not true unity when you're taking out your opponent it's not a fair fight america is descending into something that you know i would never have imagined to really experience in my lifetime i don't condone the violence that happened at the capitol and i can i condemn them along with other the public in the conservatives because because terrorism and and and destruction and. what is going on that has n

there with all the latest for us from capitol hill thanks so much heidi well let's now cross over tara white house correspondent candy how can this kimberly the white house has been very quiet on this whole impeachment issue but you did just run for president biden did he have any comments for you have a coffee. he did in fact i normally don't bring coffee to work with me and well at least not on camera but this time i'm going to because this was given to me by the president of the united states who happened to be walking behind me as i got prepared for our live shots because he was looking at these hearts that you see behind me here compassion courage love and the reason that this was set up is not only for valentine's day the 1st lady setting it up but also because this is a white house that is very much trying to change the tone in terms of what is happening in america in contrast to what is happening on capitol hill and his predecessor donald trump who he believes was very toxic to many times divided this nation he is trying to move forward with hope in the midst of the pandemic to

thank you so much, tara, for talking to us.a check of rob with the weather so i can eat my food. >> reporter: enjoy, bon appetit. good morning once again. such a tough week for the folks across the southern plains but, you know, some folks especially the young adults and kids making good out of a bad thing. prosper, texas, north of frisco north of dallas, everybody has a pickup truck in texas, right? how about a tow rope and skateboard without wheels and do that across three, four, five inchsn. don't try that at home. i don't advocate it but there's the video in texas. worst things certainly happened this week. three to four inches of rain coming into the northwest. snow in the cascades. the blue, the bitterroots and wasatch of utah, enjoy the fresh >>> good saturday morning. here's a look at our exploratorium camera. partly cloudy skies and looks like a gorgeous start to the day. it will be bright, but we've got winds that will pick up throughout the afternoon. upper 50s to near 60 today. warmer tomorrow.w.w.w.w.w.w.w.w. >> re

by munich fresh from being crowned world champion zinka tara turned back to the snowy depths of the bundesliga back to normality to face bill a pro to get started strongly michel black given all the space in the world to open the scoring in the 9th minute. walks away for the new signings to announce his arrival. oh man well neuer derrius with his defense. and things got strangest still in the 37th minute by and leaving a most people are totally free to head home to neil. would we see a reaction from by him in the 2nd half of the flight back came from a likely source. coring i go back in the 40 minutes. but incredibly take them back almost immediately for christine got power bar them are world champions for a reason no current home telly so maybe free to in the 57 minutes. there was more to come from alfonso davies completing the comeback in the 69 minutes. that was how it finished $33.00 bealefeld harley is a point against the best club on the planet no less a game. buy ins close his chases lightsaber at home in the friday night ok and unlike the next visitors liverpool at the champions league

tara she heard his latest documentary has touched a nerve in egypt. in its 26 year old filmmaker explores attitudes towards public displays of affection a previous film she made dealt with the issue of sexual harassment many many in the country downplay the seriousness and extent of the problem dismissing crimes of this nature as mere misdemeanors for terrorists or harder taking on this issue meant creating a powerful protagonist and then i started to think you know what if i was super hero then i really wanted to be very but it happened for me so i interpret it in a film. the protectionist is a 14 year old christian girl with a keen sense of justice the budding heroine ponders what a good disguise could be and finds the answer on the street. in her superhero disguise she has men who sexually harass women. a christian woman in the car critics say it's an abuse of islamic values but the filmmaker replies that it's a subject which affects us. thankfully i never experience something very tragic. but i definitely like just walking in the streets of egypt

taras, thanks again. on the work orders, i think commissioner clinch kind of touched on, and you answered those questions. let me just understand. if i could dig a little bit further on the -- because as i look at our overall department numbers, i have to -- and i think i've said this probably before. i think we're efficient how we spend our money. and i think that's kind of something that never has been pointed out. when you bundle these numbers together, you think you have this massive, big expenditure. when you look at the day-to-day operations of our department, i believe we're quite efficient as far as departments go. i wonder if you had comments on that. as you are a number person that worked in other departments, would you agree with that? >> yes, i do agree with that. the i think our budget reflects like most city departments, the large percentage -- i have here just a summary of the expenditure details of our budget at a high level. like most departments, most money goes to salary and fringes. bu

tara she heard his latest documentary has touched a nerve in egypt. in its the 26 year old filmmaker explores attitudes towards public displays of affection. the previous film she made dealt with the issue of sexual harassment many many in the country downplay the seriousness and extent of the problem dismissing crimes of this nature as mere misdemeanors for tarrasch taking on this issue meant creating a powerful protagonist and then i started to think you know what if i was super hero and i really wanted to. but didn't happen for me so i interpreted. the protectionist as a 14 year old christian girl with a keen sense of justice the budding heroine ponders what a good disguise could be and finds the answer on the street. she sets out in her superhero disguise she hands down men who sexually harass women . a christian woman in the cult critics say it's an abuse of islamic values but the filmmaker replies that it's a subject which affects us. thankfully i never experience something very tragic like. but i definitely like just walking in the streets of e

tara, great to see you, let's talk cpac, we have seen the six-foot gold statue of trump wheeling through the conference. what do you expect? >> i think it is going to be a rehash of his twitter feed for the last few months. he's been unable to express himself on social media, this is his coming out party. it is going to feel like one long twitter thread. i have to say that the country is exhausted. the fact that the republicans are allowing donald trump to continue to be ahead of the party after being a twice impeached failed president is remarkable. i don't think we have seen anything like it. >> you took the words out of my mouth. you got a one term president lost the house and the nate and lost the popular vote twice, twice impeached. why this continued -- why continue to this man? >> it is really a strange phenomenon. it resembles a colt. i have been saying it for years. the personality colt that donald trump built over the last few years is unlike anything we have seen in politics. republican leaders who know better, the mccarthys and mcconnells, lindsey graham and ted cruz and josh

you got to go see he's always cold and i am always warm let's go to him and tara to. the couple hopes the worst of the pandemic is nigh behind them they'll stick together in sickness and in health. and thank you for sticking with you give you news live from berlin world stories that we can report reports is up next with a look at winter in syria's refugee camps get all the latest news on our web site at any time he doesn't dot com. thanks for watching. on the show that have. been some. saving. over some. degree of what. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing.

tara reed and celebrity women who have been leaders of the #metoo movement some said they believe tarahowever they hated trump so much they had to continue to support joe biden. weaponizing these issues are marginal oo*irzing women everywhere and problematic for sexual assault victims to come forward because of the politics of the other individuals. as the governor of new york city, absolutely there should be an investigation. and there is a lot of other women in which he worked with and it should be stories written about it. cnn wrote 700 stories about the brett kavanaugh hearing when it came to ms. ford. >> harris: thank you both very much. we'll move on now. cancel culture in hollywood and elsewhere a big focus at cpac this week. we saw senator ted cruz talking about that. now some conservative stars in hollywood are fighting back. >> if it doesn't fit their narrative they get rid of you. it is insanity what we're going through right now and i think it's sad. >> harris: tv's kevin sorbo part of our big power panel today with fellow actor antonio -- and country star john rich on thei

do we actually need a vote on this, taras, today? >> yes, we need a vote today. >> president mccarthy: okay. would somebody call the question if there's no more comments from commissioners. >> so moved, alexander-tut. >> >> clerk: there's a motion and second to approve the budget. i'll do a roll-call vote. [roll-call vote] >> clerk: the motion carries unanimously. okay. and our next item is item 4, adjournment. do we have a motion adjourn? >> moved. >> second. >> clerk: second? >> commissioner alexander-tut: bito, second. >> clerk: thank you. >> we are now adjourned. it's 10:50 a.m. >>> you may call this meeting to order. >> thank you, donald. good morning. i would like to call the tjpa board of directors meeting of february 11, 2021 to order. i am the vice chair. this is being conducted pursuant to provisions of the brown act. recent executive orders to facilitate teleconferencing to reduce the risk of covid-19 transmission at public meetings. ordinarily, the brown act sets strict rules. the governor's order suspended those rules. a

tara: i will talk about that in a minute .dale: anyway yes, that road we had been on had been paved. it is basically regarding the cost of the roads. any of the road like that, your windshield is broken . the farmers cannot get their move to the market because of tires avoiding of targeted no matter what we do and we let that go. that was one of the signs of just how we haven't cared about them. jessica: toward the end of the book, we both got to teach in different classes. and you showed her picture and she said, that's the millennial's rallying cry. at the same time, there are people pushing back and a lot of the stories that is most moved by, can you tell a little bit about the story. and then we will get to audience questions. dale: i can still picture her. her parents were immigrants from mexico. they lived in nebraska and her dad works at smithfield plant. and she with the children of these workers got concerned that the preparation was not helping the workers. as a matter fact, the smithfield president, a part of the st

bringing that back to our attention and wish you well thank you so much for joining us dr francisco tara head of mission for doctors without borders in syria thank you very much thank you very much for the. take a look at some of the of the stories making news around the world to parts of france have been left inundated by floodwaters after days of torrential right the country's southwest has been hardest hit and many rivers bursting the banks the prime minister is due to survey the damage in the region and help coordinate relief efforts firefighters continue to battle a bushfire near perth in western australia at least 86 homes have been destroyed but no deaths have been reported. sparked on monday local authorities warn that strong winds still pose a risk comes about a year after the country experienced a catastrophic wildfire season if you $34.00 people dead. judges at the international criminal court in the hague have a have ruled it has it does have jurisdiction in the palestinian territories it could lead to investigations of alleged war crimes committed that israel which is not a

taras, thanks again. on the work orders, i think commissioner clinch kind of touched on, and you answered those questions. let me just understand. if i could dig a little bit further on the -- because as i look at our overall department numbers, i have to -- and i think i've said this probably before. i think we're efficient how we spend our money. and i think that's kind of something that never has been pointed out. when you bundle these numbers together, you think you have this massive, big expenditure. when you look at the day-to-day operations of our department, i believe we're quite efficient as far as departments go. i wonder if you had comments on that. as you are a number person that worked in other departments, would you agree with that? >> yes, i do agree with that. the i think our budget reflects like most city departments, the large percentage -- i have here just a summary of the expenditure details of our budget at a high level. like most departments, most money goes to salary and fringes. bu

reportedly screamed at a political reporter, tara paul mary, saying, "i will destroy you." george stephanopoulos, "you will never work here again." before accusing her of being jealous of his relationship while using other abusive language. it's about hypocrisy, double standards, outright lies. that is undeniable, and of course, no one knows more about double standards than fake news cnn on defense tonight after another democratic lead show trial crumbled on capitol hill. cnn trying to claim otherwise. of course. can't admit the truth, got to perpetuate the russia hoax still. take a look. >> i have never seen a set of lawyers so outmatched than the trump defense attorneys. >> the lawyers that he deserved, and probably the only lawyers, at this point, that he could find. >> they deflected, they mistook belligerence for actual substance. >> but if you watch the president's defense today, the president got the defense that he wanted. it was full of lies, it was full of anger, it was taking things out of context, it was attacking democrats and not answering any specific questio

. >> joining me is tara setmayer, resident scholar at university of virginia center for politics and senior adviser for the lincoln project. great to see you, thanks for being with us. let's taub cpac. we've seen a 6-foot golden statue of trump being wheeled through the conference. but there has already been at the conference a worshipping of if not an idol, the actual donald trump. what do you expect him to tell the faithful? >> i think it's going to be a rehash of his twitter feed the last few months. he's been unable to express himself through his favorite medium on social media, so this is his coming-out party. it's going to feel like one long twitter thread. i have to say that the country is exhausted. you know, the fact that the republicans are allowing donald trump to continue to be the head of the party after being a twice-impeached, failed president, is just really remarkable. i don't think we've ever seen anything like it. >> you took the words out of my mouth. i was just about to say, one-term president, lost the house, lost the senate, lost the white house, lost the popul

on october the 7th 2001 the wall tara began its panic panic this isn't just the united states bombing sorties income paints this is now soldiers on the ground people in the streets. killing people arresting people torturing people and on the target. muslim was captured and detained in the background base for a new. in february 2003 he was taken to guantanamo bay detention camp accused of being a member of al qaeda. he was considered high risk and for the next 22 months he was held in solitary confinement. released after $911.00. missive to quote. it was the day islam who did it all security and explain to me the u.s. government asked him to arrest me. mamadou was accused of being the leader of an al qaeda cell in both germany and montreal. in the chaos president bush signed a secret directive giving the cia to kill all captured terrorists anywhere. in the years that followed several dozen crisscrossed the globe taking thousands of flights. with an onslaught of prisoners the bush administration drew up a memorandum. known as the tool. it set out the legal basis for using these techniqu

is writing a story about this and tara talks the duck lot in their off the record phone conversationu and she writes about the story, is something john gotti with the white house, would you think of all of this. >> it was outrageous thing to say of a female reporter should have never happened and obviously the white house initially tried to protect their own staff or there is a reason why there was only some sort of punishment once he became known and not beforehand when they knew about internally, ultimately they put out a penalty that would be a suspended week without pay and a lot of uproar and understandably so not quite in line with the biden administration policy what he set out on the first day in office saying if anyone treats anybody in this administration unkindly you are out of here as a result of the opera this is where we are now that he is now been fired i guess it's a resignation but it seems as this was a forced resignation. eric: yes, sir ducklo is a longtime aide to the president and also suffers from stage four lung cancer and is undergoing treatment for that. woul

when politico's tara palmeri contacted the white house, ducklo called her back and a source familiarith the conversation told me he screamed and at her, called her trash, threatened to, quote, ruin her career and destroy her on social media. >> he's the first to acknowledge, this is not the standard of he behavior set out by the president, nor is it the standards of behavior set by me. he sent the reporter a personal note, expressing his profound regret. howie: joining us now, susan ferrechio, chief congressional correspondent for the washington examiner. what do you make of the initial one week suspension? because given the way that ducklo spoke to tara palmeri of politico, my source says that conversation happened january 21st. top biden aides knew about this and did nothing until vanity fair reported some of the details. >> the backlash is expected. we know the criticism was against the president. we knew this would be a new era under the biden administration in terms of how the press and the white house got along. for them to dismiss at first for weeks, knowing the contents of th

last month to tara you since were not given any calls are visible scars from a ship seen on surveillance. but the government is the overall role to after court deems that a covert curfew imposed violates people's right to freedom of movement. and as u.s. democrats announced plans for a 911 style commission into the capitol riots we ask if american politicians are planning another mccarthy era witchhunt.

they improved to 16 2 for first place in the pac 1219 in 2 overall here's what coach tara vanderveer had to say about what the win means for the team going forward. >>this type of game a grind out we'll get you ready for and we're really hoping there is a tournament and you know the fact that we played 21 games is like i'm in a zing to me up anyway, you know this was not i would say this was not a pretty game that was a gritty game we really had to dig in and we had to get some stops when we needed them and. you know and then make some big plays down the stretch. >>already some g league action in the bubble but still tara vanderveer hu is the winning is head coach a women's college basketball. so go for she's alleging she can stay up as long as she wants. but here we'll get to the basketball game geely warriors this is jalen green with the jumper is the fresno native he's going to be a top 3 pick in the draft. now right here you all know warriors legend rick perry where that is youngest son canyon with the bucket he had 11 points but this was green's game look at that acrobatic finis

he's interviewed by author and former editor-in-chief of the texas relief of law and politics, tara ross. then at 10:55 p.m. eastern, author janice devoar with "the are doctors blackwell." watch booktv this weekend on c-span2. ♪ ♪ enter james madison overcame several obstacles to become one of america's founding fathers and its fourth president. michael signer shares the story in his book, "becoming madison: the extraordinary origins of the least likely founding father." >> historian the irving grant who was kind of the greatest interpreter, greatest biographer of madison, he gave this quote that out of all the founding fathers, james madison was the one who did the most but is known the least. the thing that is frustrating but fascinating about james madison was he was this incredibly impactful individual over our history, over world history. but because he was private and because he was introverted and because of some other aspects -- he was 5-4, he was 100 pounds, he was having anxiety attacks that i chronicle in the book -- he has not exerted the same gravitational force field on peo

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taras, thanks again. on the work orders, i think commissioner clinch kind of touched on, and you answered those questions. let me just understand. if i could dig a little bit further on the -- because as i look at our overall department numbers, i have to -- and i think i've said this probably before. i think we're efficient how we spend our money. and i think that's kind of something that never has been pointed out. when you bundle these numbers together, you think you have this massive, big expenditure. when you look at the day-to-day operations of our department, i believe we're quite efficient as far as departments go. i wonder if you had comments on that. as you are a number person that worked in other departments, would you agree with that? >> yes, i do agree with that. the i think our budget reflects like most city departments, the large percentage -- i have here just a summary of the expenditure details of our budget at a high level. like most departments, most money goes to salary and fringes. bu

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interviewed by author and former jet nor chief over the texas review of law and politics, tara ross. >> john it's good to see you here today, we haven't had a chance to work together for a while. >> thank you to c-span and thank you to you for doing this conversation. i know we're talking but a are the people vote, my recent book, but you have had many books over the years but the electoral college i have used. so thank you. >> i was happy to sigh you came out with a new edition of "after the people vote." he relied on your third edition when so it's fun to talk with somebody that knows a lot about the electoral college and we have shared goal of helping people understand the system and that's what your book is about. so i thought it would make sense to start at the beginning, start with election day in november and just take it step-by-step and walk people through it chronologically and that will help he everybody understand our favorite constitutional in. so describe what is happening on election day in november people think they're voting for the president but they're not vote nor

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sarah jessica parker a and tara henson were hosting.ng is different about the golden globes compared to the oscars. there's two best pictures in a sense, best musical or comedy and best drama. >> both are a good indications of the films we're likely to see as best picture nominees during the biggest night, the oscars. best picture musical or comedy, borat. hamilton, music, palm springs and the prom. >> and the best drama, let's talk about that. the father. nomadland, ma rainey's blo black bottom, mank and the trial of the chicago 7. one person who is already a winner, actress jane fonda. she's expected to receive the cecil b. demil lifetime award. a lot of people admire her work. she has won seven golden globe awards during the course of her career. >> quite the honor. the cecil b. demil. get ready to laugh. amy fuller and tina fey returning as hosts this year. 78th annual golden globes airs february 28th at 5:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. it's always a fun one to watch. >> oh, yeah. can't wait to watch. kris? >> this weekend look

tara kopp. >> thank you, mr. secretary for doing this. i also have a question about the national guard. a few weeks ago the general for the state of washington and california said the domestic demands of the guard whether they are wildfires, storms or domestic unrest are going to continue in the future years and what needs to happen is we need to increase the strength of the guard. i was wondering if you talk to the national guard about this and if you are considering those -- requesting an end strength increase for guardsmen the regarding domestic threats? thank you. sec. austin: again, i am really proud of the work that our guard has done, and continues to do. we didn't talk about this earlier, but i think most of you know that there are over 20,000 guardsmen out there right now around the country helping with the covid crisis and helping to distribute vaccines and that sort of stuff. they are having a tremendous positive affect on our country and they are doing great work and i am really proud of them. in terms of in strength, that's -

. >> reporter: the situation is so bad, tara davis is leaving the state after she, her husband, and her 8-month-old baby had to huddle around the fireplace to stay warm. they went without power for 30 hours. >> it was negative two degrees last night. we had our daughter wrapped up in as many pieces of clothing as we possibly could. we were really scared. >>> 42 -- >> reporter: in houston, more than 50 cars lined up in search of a warm meal outside a burger king. dylan fluster took his 15-month-old and a 3-year-old to a warming station in plano. >> we woke up this morning, and can't keep doing this. >> reporter: texas is the only state in the continental u.s. that has its own power grid. people are angry that it's failed. >> i understand people are very angry that this has happened. i would say let us get the power back on. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, plano, texas. >>> that same massive winter storm system spawned a deadly tornado in north carolina. the twister hit a coastal town in brunswick county monday night. at least three people were killed, and ten others were injured

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