what can we expect from biden's speech, tia? >> what we can expect is a speech that he talks about the fundamental right to vote as a moral issue what we don't know, and i think what people are going to be listening for, is what he says about what he will do to protect what he feels is something that is, you know, paramount to preserving american democracy. so, yes, he's going to outline why voting rights are so important, but will he take that next step to say, here's what i'm going to do as president, here's what i'm going to do as president to perhaps pass new laws or even perhaps additional executive orders that he thinks will -- will help further that mission. >> all right, i do want to know how your reporting matches up with tias, but civil rights leaders met with biden at the white house on thursday and they described the u.s. as being in a state of emergency. what was at the heart of that meeting and do you get the sense that the leaders were happy with what they heard from the president? >> well, alicia, i think what wa

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for co-workers tia wimbush and susan ellis, one conversation last summer changed their lives.of their husbands had been dealing with kidney failure and were in need of transplants. tia had an idea. >> i asked her, what's his blood type, and she told me that it was o negative and i thought, well, what do you know, i'm o. i'm o positive, but i think that could match. so my next natural question was, well, what is your blood type and she said that it was a positive, and i was thinking, rod is a positive >> reporter: so in a paired exchange, they decided to each donate their own kidney to the other's spouse >> i wish i could tell you it was this really gut-wrenching decision that we had to ponder over there was no hesitation or doubt or any trepidation whatsoever >> reporter: now several months and two kidney transplants later, all four are doing well both men with a second chance at life >> the culmination of susan and tia, i mean, you got to look at it one way. they saved my life and they also saved rodney's life. >> being able to actually be with my family and actually enjoy it

la tranquilidad y felicidad no es total para la familia su hermana sigue en su refugio mientras su tíalla si le dan la oportunidad de quedarse va a vivir solo está pidiendo que ayuden a salvar su vida como parte del procedimiento a la oficina de asentamiento debe completaruna serie de documentos >>> están un promedio de un mes y 15 días es posible que haya casos que sean mucho menos >>> maría confía en una reunificación pronta >>> corren peligro solo va a morir a salvador no será deportado porque ya está bajo custodia de la oficina de las asentamiento vamos al área de la bahía un voto podría ayudar a muchas familias con dificultades económicas activista presionan para que se compra el edificio en la calle (nombre extranjero) la estructura está esperando temporalmente los residentes quieren convertirla en unidades accesibles y el comité de finanzas determinará si aprueba o no como parte del plan de recuperación económica el gobernador realizóun programa para inquilinos así la señora inquilinos de (nombre extranjero) le explicó su calvario también le contóal gobernador (nombre extranjero

tia had an idea. >> i asked, well, what's his blood type and she told me that it was o negative and iat do you know i'm o positive, i think that could match. so my next natural question was, well, what's your blood type and she said that it was a positive and i was thinking rod is a positive. >> they decided to each donate their own kidney to the other's spouse >> i wish i could tell you it was this really gut-wrenching decision that we had to ponder over there was no hesitation or doubt or any trepidation whatsoever. >> now, several months and two kidney transplants later, all four are doing well. both men with a second chance at life >> the culmination of susan and tia, i mean, you got to look at it one way they saved my life, and they also saved rodney's life >> being able to actually be with my family and actually enjoy it, actually feel well enough to enjoy it, i mean, it's definitely exciting. >> reporter: all four of them proved that a connection can change a life. >> we all have that quiet voice that's nudging us sometimes to help somebody else answer it. >> and a thanks to le

>> yes, tia. >> jimmy: your daughter's love for aquaman.happy birthday. but here's a video just showing how much she loves aquaman take a look at tia and dwayne. [ unintelligible ] >> i saw what aquaman just did who's cooler daddy? >> aquaman >> aquaman [ laughter ] >> jimmy: good timing. good timing. [ applause ] great timing on her part she didn't let you say - you're like, "who's cooler, daddy, aquaman?" she didn't even let you finish >> dude, she jumped right on that, which is great for the ego. but i've got to say that, you know, in the world of celebrities, you know, you never know who's nice and who's kind until you meet them or really until, you know, little children are involved and i've known jason for a very long time now. i'm very proud of his career and all the things that he's been doing so, i got to tell you, i called up jason i said, "man, i know you're busy, you're on set. but my daughter, specifically my 3-year-old daughter, she adores you." we watch 'aquaman' all the time she thinks you're way cooler than daddy and it's h

mientras de california está en juego tiene alerta del tiempo asociadas a inundaciones dentro de california tíargas eléctricas en el panorama >>> la respuesta es que precisamente los suelos están tan secos que pierden la capacidad de absorber el agua y entonces genera las precipitaciones constantes se preguntará llegar esta humedad a nosotros pero vamos a ver imágenes del vapor del agua es poco vapor y el banco y azul significa bastante contenido de vapor existe la posible de lluvia comenzamos a ver los colores del sur de california y poco a poco van incrementando al norte para lunes en la mañana aparente se la posible de lluvia al igual manera para el día martes podíamos tener alguna posibilidad de mayor potencia será para interior de california con algunas tormentas mientras que el área de la bahía vamos a la comunidad sion de lluvia tormentas que generan algunos incendios tenemos que tener mucha cautela mucho más despejado y caluroso a partir del miércoles vamos unapausa y regresamos en breve noticiero telemundo 48 siete días a la semana primeros contigo >>> (comerciales) seis cometidos mome

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when nathan tia jr. starts fifth grade in the campbell union school district he'll have to wear a mask indoors. >> i wouldn't feel very happy about it. because i'm not old enough to the get the vaccine, and it's kind of hard to breathe with the mask on. >> reporter: but campbell union's dr. shelly montez says they may be allowed to take them off outdoors. >> it acknowledges that local conditions may vary, so it gives some latitude for local conditions for outside to not wear the mask. >> reporter: nathan says he would like that. his father says it should be up to families to make the call on whether they should wear a mask. >> if you think wearing a mask is the best policy for you and yurp family, that's okay. if you feel like maybe you're okay without the mask that's okay, too. i think it should be up to the person. >> reporter: neighboring san jose unified school district with 28,000 students has already decided to require masks indoors but not outdoors. a spokesperson says if a student refuses to wear

gabriela tiene 16 años y vino sola desde guatemala a buscar a su tía. >> dije que quería un futuro mejordo de las pandillas. >> en nuestro país nos amenazaron. >> un padre con su niño cayó de bruces frente a nosotros al intentar pasar bajo una cerca con alambres de púas. >> no es fácil, pero gracias a dios la logramos. >> padres dicen que los coyotes ofrece mejores tratos con con mayor pago, pero que no es así. >> nos veían mal y le pegaban al niño. >> son imágenes de esta madrugada, vimos a más de 100 personas entran con la ciudad de roma, ahora los coyotes han tomado una nueva ruta con grupos de hasta 300 personas en bloque. en medio de la noche los migrantes se esconden entre los matorrales, hay rastros de sus pertenencias. cuando sale el sol se entregan a las autoridades. samantha tiene siete años, al salir el sol sale de la mano con su madre, y está feliz ya que después de varios días de cansancio llegaron a estados unidos. >> otro asunto que preocupa en la frontera son las restricciones de viaje alargadas por más de un año debido a la pandemia. alcaldes y ciudades fronterizas piden

este hombre que denuncia que a su madre la tienen detenida desde hace dos dÍas. } >> me escribe mi tÍaen en altavoz allÍ. no estÁn dando ningÚn tipo de formaciÓn. reportero: en las calles, simpatizantes del rÉgimen castrista decÍan que acudieron a la manifestaciÓn por voluntad propia. >> y no le vamos a permitir que vengan a quitarnos las calles a nosotros que somos los revolucionarios cubanos. reportero: mientras otros cubanos en la isla creen que las protestas de los Últimos dÍas son el reflejo de una crisis social. >> no se trata de revolucionarios, comunistas... es un problema social interno. >> ya es demasiado las mentiras. te suben el sueldo, pero te aprietan... te suben los precios enormemente. el sueldo en dos dÍas se te va. reportero: otros dicen que opositores y defensores del rÉgimen padecen por igual y que es necesario el diÁlogo y la uniÓn de todos los cubanos. >> las dos partes somos cubanos. estamos pasando las mismas carencias. tenemos el mismo problema todos los dÍas en la guagua en la maÑana. reportera: mientras siguen denunciando una brutal arremetida contra jÓvenes

su historia comienza nicaragua, lejos de su madre y el cuidado de sus tías pero a dejen nicaragua deejor de lo que esperaban >> somos dos gotas de agua >> eso sin duda es fuente de fuerzas para todo lo que le ha tocado vencer no sabía inglés, absolutamente nada. cuando comencé medición no te podrás labora tiempo porque tendrás que tomar muchas clases de inglés y aprender inglés y pasar esas clases de hacer pruebas entonces que me di por vencida y dije que me iba a graduar en cuatro años >> en cosas que me dijeron que son en muchas ocasiones me dijeron que no puedes entrar al equipo porque no te puedes comunicar tienes que aprender inglés entonces yo dije esto también me va ayudar a superar y un día diré y aprendí inglés y la quería jugar de todas formas >> mónica demuestra con sus acciones y palabras que la determinación la lleva la sangre y su madre nos lo confirma >> siempre me dicho que sea perseverante >> aunque tendrá que separarse de nuevo para que mónica pueda cumplir su sueño >> pero ella sabe ya que siempre será la mejor amiga se va de casa con el firme propósito de hermana

tia. what to expect either, does she? no. it's an what to expect either, does she? tip.eam and compete in the olympic games before. she's already done when no one else is done by just starting tomorrow. but we know helen well, she'll want more than that. she does want to just rozier was the road to the best possible. she's got great company with polly swan. i think they have a lot of potential there in front of them. speaking to me earlier about helen glover who goes ahead in the women's pair in the heat at about 130 this morning. team gb's women's football team take on the hosts japan tomorrow. after victory in their opening group game against chile they know another win would see them through to the knockout stage. everyone here is so talented and convinced very much it that the team is amazing to think how far we can go. obviously we will keep improving, keep progressing and hopefully we will reach the final and win gold in the end. but it's little moments i imagine is can help us there was a lot of good play in the game yesterday and we are hoping to build on that an

apenas 4 aÑitos, aunque las autoridades identificaron oficialmente a lucÍa con diez aÑos de edad, su tÍaotros niÑos siguen desaparecidos, estela de 7 aÑos de edad, sofÍa nuÑez de 6, los tres niÑos de una familia, ana sofÍa, alexi y luis vicente, lorenzo. valeria de 14 aÑos vino a florida para vacunarse con sus padres, luis fernando y catalina, estaban alojados en el segundo piso del edificio. >> eran niÑas con una chispa muy linda, unas niÑas muy disciplinadas. >> toda pÉrdida de vida en esta tragedia es dolorosa. en especial pesan las de los niÑos, tras el colapso del champlain towers south. en florida, lourdes hurtado telemundo. >> un nuevo video muestra el dramÁtico momento del rescate del adolescente en las primeras horas del derrumbe. un testigo que pasaba por el lugar grabÓ estas imÁgenes inÉditas donde se ve al menor entre los escombros, mientras los socorristas intentaban sacarlo con vida. realmente desgarrador escuchar estas historias de la tragedia. hablamos ahora de la m hablamos ahora de la mortal ola de calor en el noroeste del paÍ que ha cobrado ya mÁs de 80 vidas. francisc

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alone section focusing on climate change. atocha butler met one of it some bathroom french saw my uncle tia who produced one of the 7 films selected. you documentary big an off follows environmental campaigner malati visa. and as she travels the world to meet other young activists for injectors mario coffee, our produce the film, she says the young people in it give her hope because they have a lot to teach us. they have a lot to say. and just because they're aware of the situation more than older generations and, and because they act, they do things bigger than all the one of a number of films about climate change. the film festival, when organizes if given ecology, top billing for the 1st time that the, the can have to pay a green tags. it is money that is used to offset the festivals, carbon footprint as an example of how the movie industry is increasingly trying to tackle its polluting practices with for the sake of knowledge, cruise, transportation, and travel, film productions can be big, polluted, but pulse of the industry are changing profiles, studios near mouth, se offers a more s

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hey, tia started vaccinating its population against coven 19 the last country in the americas to do so. the you and delivered half a 1000000 doses to the country. and it comes as the country grapples with multiple crisis following the assassination of its present. jovan ways, earlier this month, the new swine le, ripple's martine luis, as we turned to haiti after receiving treatment in the united states, the wound sustained during the assassination of her husband, president juvenile and more you, earlier this month, the into him prime minister claude joseph metter at the airport, it's still not clear whether he'll continue to run the country or who did the killing me, but i believe they cannot. the stabilize me. the plot is very big. there are many people involved. do not create confusion about the clues. if you want, let them assassinate me or continue the investigation until its conclusion. more than 20 colombian mercenaries allegedly carried out the killing, most of whom were captured. 3 were killed in the sense that we figured out all city . and in this integrated work, there is ve

it's a really difficult situation. across the hall, marilyn caliper tia is afraid for her children to go, but you will stop it for is it the volcano? is it getting sick? get encoded. really hot? i have so many children can't sleep just thinking about it. but the families are reluctant to leave their home the fear, the volcano, but they also say they're worried about possible outbreaks of tobin 19 in the evacuation centers. this is why the philippine government is setting up as many evacuation centers as possible in order to implement the minimum health protocols. here, behind me just a few nautical miles away is the creator of the album came and although it seems relatively peaceful here, now, people are still afraid that is because many areas here, even the capital manila, a few hours away have been blanketed by smug. in fact, based on the latest government data, but i'll, okay, know, emitted a record high amount of so for dioxide. those of lived around the lake, all their lives, sea life before the pandemic and the volcanoes eruption was peaceful and their harvests abundant. that fe

. ♪ ♪ ♪ sister, sister ♪ ♪ i got my own mind ♪ >> we recorded with the stars of the show, tia and tamerathat show. everything about it. >> when it came to not ob objectifying brach women. >> we were a show talking about relationships between black women and our support and love of eeach other. >> i thought that was amazing idea >> is there anything you need to know when you are writing a particular song? >> you need to know what the character is like and you need to know the length of a theme song. you don't want to write a three-minute song and edit it down. >> many tv theme songs made it into the great american song book, the theme song really needs to stick to in the old days, 60 seconds maybe when it gets introduced and cut, the shorter people get to know it. ♪ now this is a story ♪ ♪ how my life got flipped ♪ ♪ turned upside down ♪ >> you do the whole song? ♪ ♪ i would like to take ♪ ♪ a minute to sit down ♪ ♪ and tell you how i became ♪ ♪ the prince of bellaire ♪ >> the theme song in the beginning of the fresh prince, this is a story about how my life got turned upside down. >> how

tia: would automatically because of lack of jobs. would automatically because of lack ofjobs.when they are already slipping away. the international monetary fund says achieving gender parity in the economy could boost india's gdp by nearly 7%. ensuring women vaccinated would be an important first step in that direction. arunoday mukharji, bbc news, delhi. musicians around the world have been hit hard by the lockdowns, which have made it hard to tour or perform. according to uk music, musicians lost two—thirds of their income last year as a result of covid—19. so what other alternative revenue streams are out there for them? two musicians in brooklyn have decided to try to make a living by creating personalised songs and jingles for customers. so do people want to pay for a song that's specifically tailored to their tastes and interests? joining me now is omayya atout, who's the co—founder of songlorious. and this is what your company doesn't have you been busy? irate doesn't have you been busy? we been doesn't have you been busy? - been having tremendous success for the number

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how everybody sees how different we have come to be ♪ >> we recorded it with the stars of the show, tia show. everything about it. >> we tried our best when it came to not objectifying the perception of black women. and our own struggles. >> to say there's going to be a story about young black women. >> we were a show that was talking about the relationship between -- >> women. >> women. and between black women. and our support and love of each other. >> and their excitement in life and going through life and telling it in a real story. i just thought that was an amazing idea. >> is there anything that you need to know when you're writing a particular song? >> you need to know what the characters are like. you need to know the length of the theme song. you don't want to write a three-minute song and edit it down. >> it is true that many tv theme songs have made it into the great american song book. but the basic theme song actually really needs to stick to, in the old days, maybe 90 seconds, but maybe 60 seconds when it gets introduced, then it gets cut shorter as people get to know it.

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. >> reporter: for coworkers tia and susan one conversation last summer changed their lives.d me it was o negative, and i thought, well, what do you know, i'm o, i'm o positive, i think that could match. so my next natural question well, what's your blood type. and she said that it was a positive, and i was thinking rob is a positive. so in a paired exchange they decided to each donate their own kidney to the others spouse. >> i wish it could tell you it was this really gut wrenching decision that we had to ponder over. there was no hesitation or doubt or any trepidation whatsoever. >> reporter: now several months and two kidney transplants later all four are doing well, both men with a second chance at life. >> the culmination of susan and tia, i mean you got to look at it one way. they saved my life and they also saved rodney's life. >> being able to actually be with my family and actually enjoy, actually feel well enough to enjoy it, i mean it's definitely exciting. >> reporter: all four of them proved that a connection can change a life. >> we all have that quiet voice th

jasmine milroy has a new book, and so does tia williams.ys in june" is the kind of story you feel you are talking to your best friend. a little bit of cringing moments, but a lot of heartfelt laughter. >> give us a few fiction novels. >> the writer i hope everyone will read, especially if they have never read her before, is a lorry:. she died in the 1990's. she wrote five novels, two short story collections, and two collections of food writing. she is wonderful, smart, so funny, and droll, emotionally complex. two of her publishers are reprinting everything she wrote. so i would grab family happiness and any of her other wonderful novels to celebrate what we hope is the end of the pandemic. the other book i recommend is the final revival by donnie walton. it is a wonderful simulacrum of a rock oral history. it is fun to read, because of a lot of different styles, and people trying to pursue their dreams and what they do to achieve those dreams. >> how about a couple of nonfiction picks? >> i'm reading somebody's daughter by ashley ford righ

tia: sorts of storms, these areas get use to at this time of year?named summer storm. unusual but not unprecedented and certainly not unheard of and exactly what climate change impact will have on low pressure areas that we talk about is one of the things most open to question but we can expect is more rain when the storms come through. heavier rain with the kind of rain we have seen over recent weeks that has these rental downpours causing flooding and that kind of more extreme weather that we are expecting more of as the climate changes. are expecting more of as the climate chances. ., , ., changes. something worse than the missile we often _ changes. something worse than the missile we often get. _ changes. something worse than the missile we often get. ben, - changes. something worse than the missile we often get. ben, thank. changes. something worse than the l missile we often get. ben, thank you very much and talking of which let's have a look at the weather with helen. hello. we've a stormy evening and night ahead across the south west of engl

in the south bay to be tia has developed a plan to resume light rail service by the end of the month. there will be a training period involved and a soft opening before actual work assignments resume light rail system is expansive it's serious spans more than 40 miles in the south bay from san jose to mountain view. and again word that it will resume service. the end of the month comes more than a month after 9 people were killed in a shooting at the vta railyard. >> it's 7.36 in the north bay. there's a new shuttle to make it easier for you to visit the russian river. it's the sonoma county regional parks river shuttle. and take you from santa rosa to the russian river and it all starts this weekend. the shuttle's depart from tom shop linfield and they take the passengers to steelhead peach beach, regional park or you go to sunset beach. riverpark inn for us. bill, the tickets are 5 bucks and it's round trip and the buses run every 30 minutes between 10:00am and 06:00pm. so that will make it a lot easier for you to enjoy the river. a new survey from you see san diego reveals that cal

. >> the tia has developed a plan to resume light rail service and is moving through phases to achieve this goal. by the end of jan a they say there are 2 critical elements to this operation. the infrastructure side and the people side early faces will require things like making sure staffers are ready and able to return to work. there will be some training. there will be a soft opening before actual work assignments resume. the light rail system spans more than 40 miles from san jose to mountain view and the news comes more than a month after 9 people were killed in a shooting at the san jose vta railyard. >> coming up, who let the markets on board a much loved tradition around here to cut down the risk of fire around of stations. and then i connick hotel emerges from the pandemic with a new lease on life and the top of the mark hit the mark. question is answered next on dine and >> the times like the old saying goes, they are changing and that includes some old standards. we're talking about the venerable top of the mark. >> the menu, the music getting up. make over of sorts and that

tia: " disappointment was echoed by is really badly handled.ppointment was echoed by the travel industry, we had hoped that allowing quarantine free travel to fully vaccinate arrivals from amber list countries like france would give people more confidence when booking trips. that confidence now for many has been shattered. everything we do is about mitigated risk when we are taking travellers to different destinations. however the road map has been in place, restrictions are easing as of monday, we are seeing the rest of the globe, us and europe travelling freely, we have a very successful deployment of the vaccine and we still cannot unlock international travel to countries with a lower case of virus than we have. the government — case of virus than we have. the government is _ case of virus than we have. the government is insistent that the decision was made in the interests of public health with there being a widespread of the heater variant in france. france is a popular destination for brits. the proximity, better weather and golden beache

so jasmine gilroy has a new book coming out, as well as tia williams, this book is called "seven days," and it is that kind of story where you feel like you're talking to your best friend and a little bit of cringing moments. but like a lot of heartfelt laughter and joy, it's a great title. >> brown: maureen corrigan, give us a few fiction novels? >> the writer i hope everybody will read, especially if they've never read her before is laurie colwin. laurie colwin died in the 1990s. she wrote five novels, two short story collections and two collections of food writing. she is wonderful. she is smart. she is so funny and droll d emotionally complex. and two of her publishers are reprinting everything she wrote. so i would grab family happiness and any of her other wonderful novels to really celebrate the end of what we hope the end of this pandemic. the other book i'd recommend for the summer is "the final revival of opal and nev" by dawnie walton. it's a wonderful kind of simulacrum of a rock oral history. and so it's fun to read because lots of different styles, but also very moving a

. >> after that shooting which happened in may be tia has a six-part plan to get things back up and runningdetails what needs to be done before. >> passengers can be allowed back on the train so far officials have found alternative wora sites for employees as part of phase one now in step 2 representatives are moving equipment technology employees to their temporary locations. >> documents. show details about sam cassidy, the man who murdered 9 of his vta co-workers back in may in the redacted report dark disturbing information cassidy provided to customs agents at sfo after returning home from a trip to the philippines have emerged and that information according to the santa clara county district attorney was never shared with the vta or local law enforcement prefers michelle kingston has those details. >> the report is from 5 years ago when mister cassidy returned from a solo 2 week trip from the philippines. he was questioned right here at sfo. but nothing agents found was ever reported to the pta or police. >> i'm concerned about the information that was not shared with local law enforc

the direct tia may spark the debate diversity training.his week the head of the american federation of teachers pointed fingers. >> there are legislators mostly from the republican party who are currently bullying teachers and trying to stop us from teaching kids honest history. >> but conservative activist tell fox these issues matter to them and believe the curriculum could have a huge impact on their kids. >> i think covid showed parents when it comes down to your children and their educational teacher, who is in control bureaucrat? covid shows us the bureaucrats are in control and that upsets the parents. >> the biden administration says a total of 40 states have submitted their plans for post pandemic educational needs and those proposals are under review. shannon. >> shannon: mark meredith, thanks so much. bug experts are dropping the name of the gypsy moth because they say it's an ethnic slur. it's the first time the society last chosen to change an insect's name because they believe it's offensive. the society's president says the

phone isn't going to do it all the time where many of the uses people need, so i would suggest the end tia and the congress and fcc try to help communities with libraries and schools to educate our citizens on how to use the equipment and programs. >> one of the big aspects of getting this done is having a look of the spectrum that is needed to be able to have the area essentially. it's the lifeblood but it's in short supply so that we can have enough and get these devices to work and right now you mentioned that the congress is thinking about 65 billion-dollar investment in the infrastructure. they have to pay for that. one of the ways they want to pay for that is to pay for the infrastructure plan. do you think that -- i think the wireless industry to pay for the infrastructure package we should be able to compete for funding andd great service to america. from your perspective what can congress and the fcc do now to beat the demand and maybe i will start with you since you are the most recent. should it be included in the package now with funding to reach part of the areas but also the

studio to share the reporting and the insights, kaitlyn collins, jonathan morton, katherine lucy, and tiapreciate all of your patience. let's put up the five picks for the select committee. three of them you see voted essentially to reject the fact that joe biden won the election. they would not vote to certify the election results. and all of them voted no on the impeachment of donald trump. the question is what does this signal for this committee. >> i mean, it gets clear mccarthy sending a message about how to approach this. jim jordan 'others have been critical of the process. if you look back at how he handled the president, the impeachment attempts with president trump, it was a defender of president trump. really consistently argued this is a witch hunt. and you see more of that kind of rhetoric, i think as they try and frame their arguments going into next year, questioning the premise of this. >> mccarthy is trying to thread the needle of not putting on the marjorie taylor greenes and others that make a mockery of the whole thing, but at the same time he's not putting an enemy of

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tia is how the health secretary hinted at it earlier-— at it earlier.nding the pandemic— at it earlier. no one is pretending the pandemic has _ at it earlier. no one is pretending the pandemic has gone _ at it earlier. no one is pretending the pandemic has gone it - at it earlier. no one is pretending the pandemic has gone it is - at it earlier. no one is pretending the pandemic has gone it is still l the pandemic has gone it is still very much— the pandemic has gone it is still very much there. case numbers are hi-h very much there. case numbers are high and _ very much there. case numbers are high and they are going to get highen — high and they are going to get higher. 0ne high and they are going to get higher. one of the things i said yesterday, currently we are seeing this number around 25,000 a day, i expect— this number around 25,000 a day, i expect they— this number around 25,000 a day, i expect they will be as high as 50,000 — expect they will be as high as 50,000 by the time this easing happens — 50,000 by the time this easing happens. but the

so we, at our last meeting, we welcomed our new member that you had approved at your last meeting, tia small, and we took the opportunity to get a little bit about themselves, share their personal story, and for many of us who are long time members, we learned a lot about our colleagues, and i think that especially being distant, that really helps. it's also kelly bryant from the d.a.s. benefits and resource hub, and she presented an overview of the process. advisory council members asked her for some feedback, and we had it by the end of the week. council will be making arrangements when things are more open to go visit the hub either as a group or one-on-one. there were no -- we had quite the discussion on-site visits and where we go from here, so we'll have more on that next month because we'll continue that discussion, and then, there was a brief update on the t.a.c. meeting, which i'll also include in my report for all of you. so that's pretty much what we covered. it was a full meeting. >> okay. thank you, and we'll look forward to the report. thank you for doing that, and are th

no, so it is the indick tia of the worst form of leadership.worse because it exposes how out of touchy is. incredibly out-of-touch with his own city. steve: it will be interesting to see how many people actually show up for this fun weekend that starts today. meanwhile, pete, speaking of fun weekends, you are going to be here on the curvey couch tomorrow morning starting at 6:00. who are some of your guests over the next two days? >> you better believe it here sour list for this weekend, dan bongino, morgan ortegas, jack brewer, katie pavlich, lawrence jones and that is just the beginning. check us out saturday, sunday, four hours, 6 to 10, we will be there. steve: aren't you also celebrating national tequila day? pete: i think we are, yes. that is will's favorite so of course we are. [laughter] yeah. i mean, why not? don't give me a reason. steve: there you go. all right. pete. thank you very much. we will be watching this weekend. ainsley: seven kids that will do it. steve: more of a reason it does turn off the voices in your head. [laughter]