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this is what was sad in the very controversial usa to day peace. the evidence suggests it is inborn. not all people who sexually abuse children are p to files. some p to files never abuse, children, extra se, and some people who sexually abuse children to know sexually prefer them. we use them as a surrogate for an adult partner. now the twitter thread that was generated by this article from usa to day got so intense that it was actually delete it. but here's some of what was said on the twitter thread about this article before. it was ultimately deleted from the web. you say to de deleted this tweet and the accompanying fred after getting ready out into oblivion. they are hardly the 1st to attempt to normalize, pitifully, and won't be the last. why is usa to day trying to gaslight the general public into believing pedophilia is normal and pedophile are dangerous. usa today decides to use mental gymnastics to defend pedophilia didn't go well. now this is not the 1st time such claims have been made. there was a university professor who got similar a

. >> sabe usted si su hijo usa drogas?ala. los agentes recorrieron las viviendas de la zona en busca de testigos. en oakland la policÍa arrestÓ un sujeto bajo sospecha. el detenido enfrenta cargos por agresiÓn. buscan que todos los estudiantes participen. >> ramÓn, buenas noches. trabajadores presentaron una propuesta de ley que obligarÍa a los estudiantes a vacunarse contra el covid— 19. >> pueden inscribirse los planteles escolares. >> uno de los impulsores de esta medida es scott weiner. la Única forma de evitar que un estudiante sea vacunado es por medio de una decepciÓn mÉdica, son excepciones que no son comunes en el estado. actualmente el estado requiere de 10 vacunas para los centros de cuidado infantil. Éstas son las enfermedades que previene. >> para la seguridad y la salud de nuestras escuelas los estudiantes deberÁn vacunarse. estamos proponiendo extender esta regla para la vacuna de covid. >> esta propuesta de ley le da la facultad al departamento de salud pÚblica para clasificar una vacuna como obligatoria. >

team usa wins. apolo ohno: here's tj oshie. i feel a lot of you know, pride that she was able to see that. and that, in one way or, another motivated her to make that her goal. it means a lot to me that you know, what i-- what i love to do and what i do for fun and what i've chosen to make you know, my dream and my career can make a positive impact on-- on young indigenous kids around the us. so just like abby roque was inspired by her indigenous athletes before her, she is now using her platform to support young female and indigenous players. i get a lot of messages just from younger girls who are playing in a lot of male-dominated hockey communities, honestly, who just want to talk to somebody who did that. i've had that happen on multiple occasions. and it's just something that i love to do, because it's not a hard thing to do. you like pick up the phone. and you get to talk to somebody who loves hockey and wants to play. if you can go be somewhere and be visible and help kids like grow the game, and help kids learn how to p

. >> (chanting): usa! usa! usa! and latino members, and wanted to distance themselves from the white supremacist movement. they seemed mostly interested in drinking, fighting, and supporting trump. >> (chanting): usa! usa! >> thompson: so what's your deal, man, why-- why are you here? >> i'm here to stand up for freedom. >> thompson: they faced off against members of antifa. >> they've got one ideology over there, and these guys have a freedom-loving ideology. >> thompson: what do you think the ideology is over there? >> it's communism. >> thompson: they claimed they were defending the u.s. from some sort of communist takeover and they wore shirts celebrating pinochet, the chilean fascist dictator. tell me about your t-shirt. what's with-- what are you saying here? >> it says what it says. >> thompson: what do you mean by that? you're down for fascism is that, is that what you're saying? some wore patches that said rwds-- right wing death squad. fights broke out sporadically. but that march in portland would be the

we can root for team usa without giving the ccp propaganda opportunity and victory to spread lies and whitewash their crimes. and if our olympians speak out against the ccp's atrocities the state department should ensure that they are protected . and just as jesse owens showed adolf hitler that the aryan nation would not superior i know our athletes would show the chinese athletes we will take on the gold and take it back home to the united states. >> i'm so grateful for harassment called leadership on this issue . that was a powerful statement but i am so excited to start our discussion here today. we have three great panelists to talk to. first of all so excited to welcome ms cancer freedom. he has become a leading hero of the freedom movement in the united states and center for the boston celtics, he's used his voice to speak out against tyrannyand injustice and particularly to call out the chinese government for their human rights violations . i have doctor lee edwards, distinguished fellow and conservative thought at the heritage foundation and vice chair of the victims communism

when team usa walks out they will be showing off new gear made here in the u.s.reporting from new york. >> it's the moment that the whole world watches, the entire team, decked out in red, excite and blue. how do you feel in your opening ceremony outfit? >> i'm so excited, it feels like it's here. >> dined by ralph lauren, this unassuming factory in new jersey. >> to be part of the ceremony and to be part of history. it's an honor. and i got to pinch myself at times. >> martin is third generation owner, better team usa. a luxury outer wear manufacturer, selected by team usa outfitter ralph lauren to manufacturer the opening and closing ceremony jackets. for the second time. i was scared, it was like, fake it until you make it thing. you know. yeah, we can make a jacket a, no problem. and inside i'm sweating. >> reporter: this time when the phone rang, no sweat. >> the phone range and it's like, sign of the times, are you still there because of covid? yes. we are. >> reporter: the factory had pivoted to making medical gowns in the pandemic and dad was living in it

meteorologists say climate change could be altering traditional tornado patterns in the usa.to have intense tornados outside of the usual season we think of. i mean the march throuthune period, where you get most of the violent tornados. because now it's warmer longer, and you can have these favourable conditions for tornados at different times of the year. august, and ida became one of the strongest hurricanes on record to hit the usa, making landfall in louisiana with 150mph winds. the 2021 atlantic hurricane season was the third most active, with 21 named storms. these scenes of record cold winter weather in texas in february may have made world news, but 2021 overall is ranked in the top ten warmest years for the usa after a summer which was its hottest on record. during it, california suffered one of its worst fire seasons. the biggest fire almost completely destroyed the town of greenville in august. summer heat in europe. 0n the italian island of sicily in august, the temperature hit 48.8 degrees celsius — if verified, a new record high for europe, which came during it

and this is a threat to the ability of the usa to control the world. and that's why china is so much in the sites of the usa, the, the propaganda offensive takes many forms and m killer this democracy. some, it really has to be seen as a part of the propaganda offensive against china. it's part of the suffering up of the populations in the west for war against china and against russia, letting us feel that these people are bad. there are enemies. that's why they use words like to tell it's harry and, you know, and are constantly trying to tell us that genocides are happening, that the people who are under attack or aggressive, you know, china and russia doesn't ever go be on their board, is they don't have vices all over the world. it's, it's the usa that surrounding china and surrounding russia with its aggressive basis. but we're being given this fairy tale that china is aggressive in russia is aggressive to soften us up for whoa, it will in it now that we're talking about both russia and china, john in you said in your last answer, you know, force b

the border security usa, the policing security in the usa as well. and i think, you know, it's great now that we can pinpoint what happened, what went wrong in this case, but that's not how our intelligence agencies based in the usa and the case working . they are there to preemptively gather intelligence, to preemptively stop p sort of terrorist attacks. not just have the information that can be used and be useful after an attack. the police are going to do. so why do we spend this money on all, incredibly invasive intelligence agencies, if they are letting these old people slip between the cracked time after time after time, not just in the u. k, or the u. s. sake, but across europe as well as the last 7 years. and are you confident lessons have been learned as to what happened over the weekend, or are we going to see further instance other crimes happening if there is what seems to be on the i said such a weak communication between the u. k. and us authorities. i am sure they will say the lessons of these. and what that will mean in reality is tha

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it is my gift to be with all the folks at families usa again. you and everybody on your team, thank you for everything you do. and to nikki for her story and great -- and grit and guts. thank you. we are going to mixer we implement it right. we are going to get these things done. and thanks for being the army we need to make it happen. >> you better believe it. i have to wish you the happiest of birthdays. happy birthday. when you think back on this last year, what are you most route of? secretary becerra: how we are so resilient does a country. certainly our health care workers, all those so-called essential workers that weren't being treated well because they were low-paid. to every american who took the advice of the experts and scientists and believed these vaccines work, to everyone who has been doing all the things to take all the precautions. we are a country that seems to be somewhat divided, but with 250 million americans, getting a dose of the vaccine, more than 210 million getting two doses and millions more getting the poster -- the

thank you, steve. >>> now, to the tragic death of a former miss usa. cheslie kryst, here in new york city. what authorities have now revealed and what her family is saying tonight. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, the investigation into the death of former miss usa cheslie kryst revealing she jumped from a new york city high rise sunday morning. the medical examiner stating she died by suicide. according to authorities, kryst was last seen on a terrace on the 29th floor of the building. hours before her death, the 30-year-old posting to instagram, "may this day bring you rest and peace." kryst was an accomplished attorney with a masters in business from wake forest university. >> north carolina! >> reporter: she represented north carolina in the miss usa pageant, crowned the top title in 2019. i sat down with her as she marked a historic win for black women in the top four pageants. how does it feel to be a part of this history making moment? >> it feels amazing. people will sometimes comment on our social media. and they'll say, "why are we

three black women were reigning teen usa, miss usa and miss america. >> she was the first miss usa that made me feel as if i could be miss usa. >> reporter: shortly after her pageant win, kryst becoming a news correspondent at "extra." earning her two daytime emmy nomination. in the past, kryst speaking openly about merchant. sharing that she spoke with a counselor to maintain her own mental health. as friends, family and fans struggled to understand the loss, kryst writing in her final instagram post. may this day bring you rest and peace. >> messages of support are pouring in for kryst this morning. and if you or someone you know is struggling or just need help please feel free to contact the national suicide prevention you can even simply text this is close to home. we both had a chance to be interviewed by her. what a lovely human being. >> she was. like sunshine out there on the plaza greeting us with the big smile. she feels so accomplished. just heartbreaking. we wanted to send our love to her family. >> you never know what people are going through. you have no idea. >> send our

disaster in the usa — hit by one of its largest tornado outbreaks in history.ne canadian province found itself at the epicentre of 2021's climate change—fuelled extremes. it is the effects of these extreme events that can be devastating and lead to loss of life, loss of livelihoods. this is why we are concerned about climate change, exactly. and melting in the tropics — the ice that's disappearing from some of africa's highest mountains. i've come to cairngorm mountain in the heart of the scottish highlands. the ski resort here has been growing since the 19605 and whilst the weather can vary significantly from one season to the next, a recent report on the effect of climate change here predicts fewer snow—covered days and an increasing chance of more days with the temperature above the threshold needed for snow to fall. so, jim, you're the land manager here at cairngorm mountain and you've been doing it about 25 years, working here, so what are the changes you've noticed in terms of weather systems and snow conditions? that's right. i think the baseline tempera

the team boarded delta airlines flight on the official team usa plane.y olympians and legends are looking to bring home gold, of course. one olympian says being on the plane together really creates more of a united team. >> having that team camaraderie and we're all best friends. i think that's huge for us going to beijing, keeping some really good energy from the season and even just from here, bringing that over to china. >> the olympic figure skating team departed as well. a few have local ties to the bay area. three leading competitors from the bay area and they're looking to be winners there. you have alysa liu, karen chen and vincent zhou. ahead of the competition, we are telling you the stories of how these athletes on team usa managed to arrive at the world's stage going for gold. you can tune in for our special journey to the winter games coming up at 6:30 saturday night right here on nbc bay area. >>> well, i'll tell you about this, uber and the salvation army are partnering to help those in need. you can donate gently used coats today until sa

members of team usa taking off from lax. including free mont figure skater karen chen. >> this is what she saw from her point of view. she posted this on instagram. chen part of the red carpet send off. cool to see. for any olympians representing any country. we all hear about the years of training. and now navigating through the pandemic. to make it to this point. >> i just heard there's a ton of testing. we do tests when we land. and keep us locked in our rooms. until we get our results. we don't know how long that will take. hopefully not too long. and just test every day. we're used to that at this point. we have done a million tests. that shouldn't be new. >> very good point. they are used to that. we did that six months ago in tokyo. tested every day and quarantined. the athletes are used to that. that's where we are. team usa sending 223 athletes to beijing. that's the second largest group the united states has ever sent. we here also sending a big contingency. covid restrictions will be strict. we have an early look

the jew e cigarettes is particularly popular in the usa. what's so special about this brand? oh, a small and it's easy to work and it's easy to figure out how to use and they sell them everywhere. so it's very available with choice. i know that it kills me, but it also does to some extent provide some level of satisfaction. jewel is also an e cigarette. the liquids used in jewel devices contain nicotine. so this sets them apart. jewel uses purchase the liquids in pre filled pots that are inserted in the mouthpiece. ah, it's 2018 tobacco giant altria. the parents company of philip morris usa invested heavily in jewel altria now owns 35 percent of the brands. industry observers on surprise, with its modern design, jewel is very much a cool brand. it's also extremely easy to use, all of which is highly appealing for consumers. but what makes the nicotine salts? so if i, according to the patent application from the inventors of june, the nicotine souls ensure that the nicotine reaches both the physical and psychological reward pathways up to 3 times more rapidly than with convent

the majority of the prisoners had the usa comfort them and show them aside the usa even most people inwould not even know exists. after kandahar, i was sent to bagram and was held approximately a year. amongst the worst things i saw were prisoner that was a taxi driver. his hands were tied above his head to the top of a cage and was physically beaten until he was killed. i was subject to sounds of women screaming in the next cell that i was legibly was my wife being tortured while agents -- i emphasize fbi because they are always the ones that kind of get out of being accused of being involved, but the fbi was involved from the get-go. they waved pictures of my children in front of my face while i was being tortured and i heard the sound of a woman screaming. they threatened to send me to syria or egypt did not cooperate. by the time i'm said to guantÁnamo and spend the next two years in solitary confinement in a windowless cell without any meaningful access to family, to phone calls, visits -- any of the thgs that a normal ordinary decent convicted prisoner gets, we had no access to e

of that because it was, in 2019, that miss usa, miss universe, miss world, miss teen usa, miss americaistoric year right there. but she also is an attorney. she did her undergrad at the university of south carolina. business administration degree. went on to get her masters in that at wake forest university, and her law degree. she practiced civil litigation and more than that, she also worked at helping prisoners who believed they had not been correctly sentenced. excessive sentences. she helped them and did it for free and a correspondent for "extra." we want to show everyone her final instagram post which is the last thing that shows conceivably her state of mind. on sunday, according to the authorities, she said, may this day bring you rest and peace. we don't know who she's talking to, but that is what she said. her family said in devastation and great sorrow, they share the passing of their beloved cheslie. her great light inspired others around the world. she cared, she loved, she laughed and she shined. and jim and biana, the medical k examiner has the jurisdiction and authorit

i typed "pedophile today usa."les near me. that's all i've got. i thought it was cool to see on twitter people getting pissed off. >> greg: maybe there is hope for civilization, blago. the weird desire to champion tolerance. we are redefining the worst behavior as some kind of condition like asthma. he has got pedophilia. he needs treatment. i don't know how they treat them. i don't know. >> rod: it's the cancellation of common sense. these are elitists. not of practical experience. the troubling part is they are more interested in political correctness and public safety. he he is right to be pissed off. can i say that on this show? it's frightening but very real and people have these views and hopefully as you say the american people are rising up disgusted with the blatant, ridiculous position some of these people are taking. >> greg: kat, is this revealing that the "usa today" has outlived its usefulness? >> kat: this is not useful. i am not a mother. for disclosure to acknowledge that. >> greg: you do that ever

he's thrilled ralph lauren came back to the company for a second time to make team usa gear in the usa. the company is also making the jackets the athletes will wear at the closing ceremony. in all, 3,000 jackets were made at a meticulous pace of seven hours per jacket. remember, the olympics kick off in just 11 days. our own janelle wang is going to be in beijing. she'll bring us live updates through outthe games. our coverage begins thursday, february 3rd. >>> skiers on the slopes had to battle some nerves and those blasting winds. that's when the ski lifts were operating. this was taken by garvin thomas. he says he and his son were on the last lift at sugar bowl before it got shut down because of dangerous winds. several lifts were on and offer yesterday because of that wind. it makes you cold just hearing it. let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana for a look at our microclimate forecast. fortunately, those winds are dying down or have died down. >> yeah, we had a significant offshore wind event, but advisories have expired as of now. but i am going to show you guys some of

have to support team usa. i think the olympics are such an exciting, patriotic moment. i know i said earlier that you have a choice about watching the games. i do think one way to get around some of the advertising would be to watch -- you can watch in prime times and you can still watch and share and support the fact that our american athletes are there displaying the hard work that many of them have worked their entire lives for this opportunity. we have to be there condemning all parts of the chinese communist party. it was because of the decision to select beijing as host that we are in this moral predicament in the first place. it is a continued condemnation for china, but we will still continue to cheer on our team. >> should make the distinction between the chinese people and the chinese communist party. there are so many, as i say, chinese to are not satisfied with being told what to do or what to say or what to believe or what to practice in terms of their faith. those are the people that we need to s

team usa outfitter ralph lauren chosen custom outfits. >> it is an honor to be apart of it? and i am following in my grandfather's footsteps. he is thrilled ralph lauren came back to the company for a second time to make team usa gear. the company is also making the jackets athletes will wear at the closing ceremony and all 3,000 jackets were made at a meticulous space at 7 hours per jacket. the olympics kickoff in 12 days and our janelle wang is going to be in beijing. she will bring us live updates. our coverage begins february 3rd. >>> take a look at this. the sunset. >> red and gold. rob, is there some connections between sunsets and 49ers success, i never seen it before but tell me. >> the skyline was linked up with green bay. we are going to show you potential outcomes and of course we don't know if they're going to be playing tampa bay. there will not be a windchill to worry about. tampa bay right now is at 47 degrees. windchills, 45. out in sofi stadium. it is in doors that you have to worry about anything. it is comfortable condition. and tampa bay looking pretty ni

yesterday morning she posted an insta story and congratulated miss usa and miss teen usa.o it's very tragic, very nonexplainable at this point. but there was so much going on. she was a correspondent for "extra". >> so much. so many accomplishments. such a bright light. you can hear it from her family. and obviously someone in a lot of pain. jean, thank you so much for that report. look, we just want to be very clear, as we know people are looking at that story. if you or someone you know is struggling, please reach out to the national suicide prevention life line. 800-273-8255. >>> vice president kamala harris when she was vice president-elect alarmingly close to the pipe bomb discovered at the dnc last january days before she was sworn in and exposed for a dangerously long period of time. >>> plus, what you need to know about a highly con stageous new coronavirus sub variant. >>> days before the olympics, a possible lacks in the zone. f br. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable caben

usa unexpectedly beat the soviet union. >> do you believe in miracles? yes. you still get chills. >> reporter: lake placid hosted two winter olympics. they are still seeing them go for the gold year after year. they are going through a lot of construction right now. getting ready to host the world university games. >> we're able to really nurture these dreams for our young children. they grow older and they're still competing at this international level and going on to the olympic games, sometimes even they reach that podium level. >> reporter: every winter olympic games since 1924, including some vying for a spot these upcoming winter games. >> lake placid is a smaller town. i think they have embraced the olympic spirit. that's why they have had two games in the same say. >> reporter: lake placid, a small town fostering big dreams. >> it's the subtle raising of your children here that this is an attainable dream that they could go to the games some day. >> that was miguel martinez vie yay. they begin right here on nbc february 3rd. download the latest podcas

for baseball, usa baseball and so on. before the announcement, the policy was the same across all ncaa sports. transgender athletes had to meet hormone therapy requirements to compete. the change comes after a transgender college swimmer smashed multiple women's records this season. leah thomas swims for the university of pennsylvania under ncaa rules, she's been allowed to compete, but as she rises in the ranks, critics say she has an unfair advantage. valerie castro now with reaction to the ncaa's announcement >> as leah thomas continues to dominate the world of collegiate swimming, now a member of the women's team at the university of pennsylvania, the controversy continues to grow, leading to changes in ncaa policy regarding transgender athletes >> leah thomas is an athlete just like any other athlete and wants to participate in college sports >> ann lieberman of athlete ally, an organization working to end homophobia and transphobia in sports is critical of the updated policy, saying it was rushed under mounting publ

usa! usa! usa! amy: one year ago today, january 6, 20 21, the deadly attack on the u.s. capitol took place a violent right wing mob incited by president trump stormed the u.s. capitol in what has been described as an attempted coup. attorney general merrick garland has vowed to continue investigating and prosecuting those who organized the insurrection. >> the justice department remains committed to holding all january 6 perpetrators at any level accountable under law most of amy: will garland do what it takes to bring the insurrectionists to justice? we will speak with elie mystal. and as false claims about voter fraud feel republican efforts to restrict voting access, especially for like voters, we will speak with professor carol anderson, author of "white rage and "one person, no vote." and we will speak with ryan goodman and newsweek's william arn. >> there's so much we don't know about who the people were, who were there, about what the link is to nald trump, and to me, like understanding

>> usa! usa! usa! amy: one year ago today, january 6, 20 21, the deadly attack on the u.s.apitol took place a violent right wing mob incited by president trump

we'll take you inside the strict olympic bubble and why team usa is so excited about the beds >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart >>> good evening a powerful blizzard is hitting the most populous cities in the northeast with a force that hasn't been seen in years. the storm is incredibly dangerous, and not just because of the snow totals, which are extraordinary, more than two feet already in parts of massachusetts, but also because of the vicious winds nearing 100 miles per hour at times. that's hurricane strength. the whiteout conditions sending cars skidding and grounding planes more than 3,500 flights have been cancelled and more than 100,000 homes have lost power the other danger, the storm surge. take a look at this. parts of nantucket off cape cod are completely under water our teams are out covering it all tonight. and we begin with kathy park in boston >> reporter: tonight boston buried under a historic blizzard, whiteout conditions, fierce winds, and crushing waves along the coast, neighborhoods quickly going under water. >> the streets officially flood

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daniels were white in the usa in 2019. there were around 3000 cases of everly, resulting in the deaths of over 50 people. the cause of this severe lung damage is thought to be the victim and eat acetate illegally used as a thickener in the cigarette liquids. new york's north shore hospital has also treated such patients. we were very happy with the cigarettes 1st came out because we were trying to get our smokers office cigarettes. we use this as an alternative . we gave them nicotine replacement in us, and many patients felt like they were smoking cigarettes smoked a lot less or not at all. and we were happy that this was a real alternative. so what this has turned into is very unfortunate for us because it was a harm reduction that has now turned into this unknown. so we can't, in good conscience say that it's okay to use just nicotine replacement products because we don't even know if those are safe. the theory is that the unregulated t h. c. mixed products are likely the biggest culprit, but we have patients who claim