val: hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. val: val. nice to meet you. lemonis: val, nice to meet you.t do you do? val: i'm the office manager, and i take care of finances for tankfarm. i do -- lemonis: the stores? val: the stores. i do, like, the deposits at the banks. i do payroll. lemonis: and are you guys all paid through anderson? val: correct. lemonis: okay. john: this is amy. amy: i'm the production manager for anderson and tankfarm. lemonis: okay. amy: and then i do finances for anderson, as well, too. lemonis: are you on anderson's payroll, or are you -- amy: yes. john: we know. mike: anderson's paying the bills. lemonis: but anderson does not produce product for tankfarm. amy: they can't pay on time. john: tankfarm can't pay on time. lemonis: is that the truth? amy: yeah. lemonis: so, i never like the brand on the door to be the brand on the product inside that store. the idea of creating brands and doing what you do inside of anderson is great, but what i would prefer to see is anderson on the door, and then inside of the store, other brands that you may own in your back poc

i appreciate it. >> thanks so much. >>> next congresswoman val demings. her call to confront right wing violence like what we saw on january 6th. g violence like what we saw on january 6th. ♪ when it comes to damage, my hair has immunity. strengthening lipids and antioxidants, in pantene's nutrient-rich formulas, are like superfood for your hair. ♪ building it's immunity, preventing up to 90% of future damage. damage, do your worst! this hair can take it all. pantene >>> it was donald trump who was planting the idea, aided and abetted by disruptive changes proposed by a new postmaster general and a compliant board of governors that actually eroded public confidence in the ability to vote by mail. that wasn't a democratic narrative. that was a republican narrative by the president of the united states and his enablers. i didn't vote to overturn an election, and i will not be lectured by people who did about partisanship. >> democratic congressman jerry connolly of virginia blasted his republican colleagues at a hearing at the postal service today in respon

plus, congresswoman val demings on her call today to confront white supremacist terror. >> aren't we tired? aren't we as a nation exhausted? haven't we had enough? >> and as the president pursues his agenda under the radar, how one senator from west virginia has become the most powerful lawmaker in america when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. as the democratic party and the biden administration is pushing forward, the republican party is stuck looking backwards. we have reached a crucial moment for the covid relief americans desperately need and want and the gop is openly trying to stop it. this friday is the first big vote, right? the house will vote on joe biden's $1.9 trillion rescue package. the senate aiming to get it to biden by march 14th and then for biden to sign it into law. the republican party is opposing this rescue package in part because they are still moans over the twice impeached loser. well, almost everyone. exceptions like republican congresswoman liz cheney who voted to impeach trump over the attack at the capitol, which le

. >>> democratic congresswoman val demings was one of the impeachment managers in the former president's first trial. thank you for being with us. it was interesting to see the current house managers ask the former president to testify. and i wonder if you were a manager this time and you did have the former president on the stand, what would you ask him? >> well, john, it's great to be back with you. i can't help but think about during the hearings and trials and all. remember when now former president trump would say, oh, i wish they would subpoena me. i wish i had an opportunity to testify. i, you know, i would love to testify and interestingly enough, that never happened. not only did he not -- the information, if you remember, the written answers that he provided were not truthful and then he blocked so many other people who did have pertinent information about his case from testifying or appearing. but you know, you start at the beginning. tell us what happened. the why. he is trying to demonstrate that his words had nothing to do with the violent attack on the u.s. capitol on that

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we start tonight's show with congresswoman val demings, democrat of florida. congressman, let me go to it, you sit on the house judiciary committee, and this week, you went after republicans who are still playing down the right-wing terror threat by pretending that it's comparable to antifa and black lives matter. but at the same time, we're talking about increasing surveillance of extremist groups, your democratic colleague, congresswoman karen bass, is concerned that peaceful organization, and peaceful people of color could end up being targeted by an enhanced federal dragnet. you're a lawmaker and a former law enforcer. how do we do both? >> reverend sharpton, great to be with you. how do we do both? we do our jobs. you're right to mention the number one that -- the republicans are in denial about still being in the wilderness. and number two, i could not believe their rhetoric in the hearing on domestic terrorism just last week. the bottom line is, there is no comparison to the movements that we saw last summer, last year, for a direct reason and purpose,

history will judge them. >> congresswoman val demings, thanks for coming on this morning. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> so what will we hear today from the house impeachment managers? and what can we expect from the former president's defense? we have new cnn reporting, next. >>> for anyone who says donald trump didn't know the violence he was inciting, i ask you to consider his supporters tried to drive a bus off a highway in the middle of the day to intimidate his opponent's campaign workers. and his response was to tweet the video of the incident that had fight music, joke about it and call those individuals in that incident patriots. and once again, donald trump's praise worked to incite them further. emboldened by that praise, they remained ready to fight. ready to stand back and stand by. >> house impeachment managers arguing that former president trump spent months fanning the flames and planting the seeds for the deadly insurrection at the capitol. joining us now, cnn political director david chalian, co-coast of the cnn podcast politically sound and cnn

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we have -- one of my most valuable members of my staff was val, we called her val, the disaster gal. i would learn so much from her. you would learn what you can to do to help people. i don't think ted has invested much in doing that. knowing him, i don't think he has. >> i wonder, michelle, if you think this does hurt him politically. again, even though trolling and sort of performtively arguing with the libs is the key to the success, i can't imagine this being hung around his neck for a very long time. >> look, i don't think he is ever going to be president, but i don't think he ever was going to be president. so in that sense, it's kind of one more mark against him. does it hurt when he's running for senate again in four years? obviously this isn't the kind of thing -- even though we have a short attention span, a fast news cycle, i think this is the kind of thing that sticks like chris christie on the beach or bridgegate. there are things that become part of your political biography. this is just a perfect symbol of who ted cruz is as a person that people around going to forget

val, what's new with you how are you?ct same conversation on the commercial for dee. >> valerie, yes, we're working on it. >> before we say good-bye after we're done, help me out with that >> we'll take care of you. this is valerie. this is quintessential valerie always helping people. how are you doing? we know we've been following you and we're holding your hand. >> i'm almost afraid to say anything because i know i'll be in the headlines the next day. it's just -- you know, it' what we're all going through we've all experienced some sort of loss this year. it's been a really, really challenging year whether we've lost our jobs or lost someone we're close to i'm feeling what everybody else is feeling sometimes i feel like i can barely stay above water and other times i feel like i can run a marathon it just -- we just take it what the energy we have for that da emotionally, we just work with you know >> yeah. >> i mean, there's always someone else that can use a lift up from us no matter how far down we feel and you guy

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. >>> it may cost you more to impress your val type this year. the supply of flowers and shipping is up. salaam cost $1.50 more a stem. vendors say this valentines day will still be one of the busiest days of the year, second only to mudd mother's day. >> trying to get roses during a time of covid is making things difficult and forcing followers, but it's huge. >> vendors say you may want to go with daisies or car nations instead of roses if you want to cut cost. doesn't matter when you get as long as somebody expresses love for you. happy valentines day. we'll see you. bye-bye. ♪

[applause] ♪ >> our next speaker is congresswoman val demings.k with people who have very different backgrounds. just a few years ago she was the chief of police in orlando, florida, now she's one of the great congress women that we have today. for our closing prayer, congresswoman val demings. >> let us pray, dear heavenly father we thank you for this day. father, we thank you for we know you are good and your mercy endures forever. father, we thank you for all that we have seen on this day, all that we have urged on this day, oh, god. we thank you, father, for your words, for we know your word is the lamp unto our feet and a light to our path. father, we thank you for this virtual way of still praying to you, to still praise you, oh, god. to still worship you, o, god, and to feel fellowship, one with another. and father, with all that we have had to endure, with this public health pandemic, if there was ever a time, o, god, that those who are called to your name need you and need each other, the time is now. the help us, o, god to draw nearer t

one of those vendors, val's, that supplies our fish, we owe $53,000 to.egotiate these down. and quite frankly, i'm assuming that most of these vendors will be happy to hear from us 'cause getting something is better than nothing. larissa: hi. this is larissa from swansons fish market. i just wanted to see what our outstanding balance was with you. man: it's $53,000. larissa: okay. how would you like to meet me at $35,000? man: that'd be a bit much after all this time. i couldn't go below $40,000. larissa: all we have is $35,000. i mean, we're just -- we're trying to, you know, get our pennies together and just pay off as much as we can, but that's all we could really do. lemonis: today. larissa: i would write a check for you today. man: certified check? larissa: certified check. man: all right -- $35,000. larissa: okay, thank you. thank you so much. lemonis: how much did you just get off? -larissa: i think $20,000. -lemonis: $20,000? you're $20,000 closer to buying your building back. larissa: mm-hmm. lemonis: you did a great job, by the way. kickass. -la

[applause] >> our next speaker is congresswoman val demings. we have urged on this day, oh, god. we thank you, father, for your words, for we know your word is the lamp unto our feet and a light to our path. father, we thank you for this virtual way of still praying to you, to still praise you, oh, god. to still worship you, oh, god, and to feel fellowship, one with another. and father, with all that we have had to endure, with this public health pandemic, if there was ever a time, oh, god, that those who are called to your name need you and need each other, the time is now. the help us, oh, god to draw nearer to you so we can draw nearer to each other. we pray, oh, god for reconciliation. we pray, oh, god, for the renewal of our minds, our bodies and our souls. we pray, oh, god, for an anointing to do your will, to serve you so that we will serve your people and now, oh, god, as we depart this place, we know that we do not depart from your grace. we pray this prayer and in the name of the only one who can keep us from falling. we pray this pra

just ask me if i can give you a constitutional interpretation of whether there is a val ild proceeding or not." that's where they want to hang their hat as opposed to having to hang their head over the other. >> o'donnell: let's listen in now to the former president's two attorneys, mr. castor and mr. shone. >> mr. president, and members of the united states senate, thank you for taking the time to hear from me. my name is bruce castor. i am the lead prosecutor-- lead counsel for the 45th president of the united states. tand t difference, mr. raskin. before i begin, i want to comment on the outstanding presentation from our opponents and the emotion that certainly welled up in congressman raskin about his family being hereduat. and you will not hear any member of the team representing former president trump say anything but in the strongest possible way denounce the violence of the rioters, and those who breached the capitol, the very citadel of our democracy, literally the symbol that flashes on television whenever you're trying to explain that we're talking about the united states sy

so if you ever commute, you val ways -- nothing better than searching on google and getting the answer want perfectly given back to you. the ability to targets you in a more efficient way, brings down the cost of goods and services. so i know there's a backlash about big tech and censorship but i would say to you, the amazons, googles of the world provide real value to consumers. with each passing year, as my own behavior, i get increasingly angry at the bills i'm paying for traditional linear tv and now my broad band bill and broad band bills keep moving higher and higher and we know as analysts what the margins on that business are. pretty good. at the same time, as you mentioned earlier, if you have traditional pay tv, you have settop boxes, clunky interfaces. d.v.r.'s that have capacity limits so i think as time goes on consumers are going to continue to really, i think, get more angry at the point of connection they have to the internet and pay tv. that's what i think. craig may have a different view but -- so that's one view. so in terms of movie theaters, there's going to be les

you do, come on over here, val. yes, val, i'm glad that you are up to bat.

will start working on a list of those individuals who are believed to be directly involved in alexina val nice incarceration and this is very important for the e.u. that they have a clear evidence that those people have been involved so that their decision to impose sanctions against them cannot be a challenge in courts and when we talk about sanctions we mostly talk about asset freezes and travel bans so you these decisions require unanimity what is germany's position is it different from the majority no i don't think so the german foreign minister heikal mass stressed today upon his arrival in brussels that germany is supporting sanctions that the cannot accept the violation of international law he also said that germany's position is to keep up a constructive dialogue with the russia because as he said we need russia to solve international crisis but it seems that germany nevertheless is supporting this motion of imposing a 3rd there are sanctions against individuals in russia. in brussels thank you and some. in the bundesliga are really love sick have closed the gap on leaders by muni

congresswoman val demings, thank you very much for being on the show. this morning.ing us now, white house senior adviser for covid response, andy slavitt. thank you very much for being on the show this morning. i see it snowing. we appreciate your coming out. i think there's a lot of questions about how this vaccine can get to the american people at a faster pace. can you update us on where we are exactly? . >> yeah. thank you. thanks for having me on this morning. we are in a shortage. it's important that we not lose side of the fact that we level with the public for a short period we will be in a shortage. we focused on how to increase the number of vaccines. we have increased our three weeks here the number of vaccines going to states by 28%. we have also just this week shipped a million more vaccines starting retail pharmacy program. we have opened up community health centers, a centers program that congresswoman demings has been talking about. and we're opening 100 federally sponsored sites in communities across the country and getting more vaccinators out ther

victims also last year's far right choosing in hama in which that 9 people that death president took from val touched on mine and i'm stressed families of the victims and told them he regretted little thought isn't been unable to protect our loved ones. and us president joe biden has pledged what closely with european allies and speaking to me of munich security conference he promised close cooperation to title defense the country 19 pandemic and climate change leaders of germany and france of qualcomm's as calm. as if you're up to date some more world news at the top of the hour i'll be right back in just a moment with the. good they're. different . my lands of the south. here women are in charge. of the archipelago has had a patriarchal system for centuries and. the rare form of society. women differently than men. what do they do with their power. and how sustainable is this culture. because of the rango starts marching on d w. to children to come to this. one giant problem i mean there's no limit to see here you. little peterson if you can't get it through. how will climate change affect

france grows over american values supposedly being forced on the country as the renowned paris opera val's to diversify performances after complaints from black dancers we get reaction. i think there's a kind of release in a sense of the intellectual process where they say well we're going to copy and paste and they come and they tell us how wrong we. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is art international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the russian foreign minister has warned that moscow is ready to break ties with the e.u. if it imposes new sanctions that harm key sectors of the economy. you're just saying that we're ready to do this if we see once again like we've seen numerous times before the brussels imposes sanctions that pose restore economy specifically to the most sensitive six's once again we don't want to distance ourselves from the international community but we need to be ready for this if you want a piece prepared for. well it is a pretty straightforward message especially coming from a veteran diplomat which certainly allows.

secures millions of doses of a vaccine produced by a french firm val never before france itself the u.k. stepped in to back research of the job when the french government refused to. believe straight away in our inactivated vaccine they took all the risks and immediately forwarded 96000000 euros to use before the end of december. president to manuma crown has found himself in the firing line over the vaccine as his government struggles to ensure supplies for the french population. reports from paris france already feeling a little dejected after attempts by pharmaceutical company sanofi and the pastor institute failed to find a viable vaccine for code 19 now officials must be weeping with anger. that french well never has developed a vaccine but will sell the 1st doses to the u.k. of a manufacturing factory. consider a very quickly by united kingdom was very important so. we will deliver those to. the u.k. 1st the e.u. is already in a state of panic over what many deemed to be a catastrophic rollout of its vaccine program now member states such as france said signed up to this doing it

going to got out of all hell if i'm totally in favor of the government's decision to cancel carney val mass gatherings in a pandemic are deadly but i found a safe way to spread joy during these gloomy time. it just takes a low morning walk in a socially distant costume to do the job. and use who hands out flowers in the hilltop neighborhood of sympathy is a favorite among tourists. in normal times i would never be able to be walking in the middle of this street with this silence at this time of the year it would be packed with people dancing dressed up but this is a completely different carnival this was the same neighborhood last year and the feat was somebody parade with tens of thousands of tourists celebrating just as the pandemic was hitting is still it since claimed almost 240000 monks. this is real somebody'll now no revelers just doctors and nurses vaccinating the elderly in the brazilian city with the largest couvade 19 death toll. the coronavirus has also dealt a punishing blow to brazil's economy carnival would have made a difference had it not been cancelled. last year's br

. >> so live this afternoon please join us for congresswoman val demings. was a presidential candidate and an impeachment manager last year when president trump was first impeached. i would be back tomorrow for an interview at 1:30 p.m. with u.n. secretary-general antonio gutierrez, which will be an interesting chance to look at the world from the eyes of the person running the united nations. thanks so much for joining "wasasasasas post live." >> you are watching c-span2, to unfiltered view of government. c-span2 was created by america's cable-television companies and today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span2 to viewers as a public service. >> today the u.s. senate will return to session at 10:30 a.m. eastern. lawmakers will will be working on two presidential biden cabinet members. a vote for pete buttigieg to be transportation secretary and later lawmakers will debate the nomination of alejandro mayorkas to be homeland security secretary. his confirmation vote is set for 2:30 p.m. eastern today. watch live senate in the

protests in moscow at the end of last month where in support of the jailed opposition activists alexina val make the announcement comes as russia's foreign minister and the foreign policy chief met today in the russian capital so let's get more on this now with you frank daly it's been quite a day hasn't it politically here in moscow firstly just run through more details about these expulsions. andrew hi again well there you have it as you can see new cracks in the russian ties have appeared on the day when for the 1st time in 3 years the head of diplomacy came to moscow for talks with surrogate lavrov the russian foreign ministry i can tell you that the decision to expel european diplomats doesn't have to do it doesn't have anything to do sorry with the arrival of josep of burrill use foreign policy chief but it does coincide with his visit so 3 diplomats from germany sweden and poland have been ordered to leave the country as soon as possible because of their participation in illegal unsanctioned rallies in support of kremlin critic alexina volley in moscow and st petersburg that occurred

couple put $400,000 into renovating their home and were stunned when the house barelyeó.s gained any valanged by half a million q dollars. >> abc 7'sq race and culture reporter julian glover first shared the austins' story of housing discrimination two weeks ago. >> and tonight julian joins us live. and julian, you've heard from people all e)@ross the country with similar stories and you're sharf> story and how others with can fightÑiok back. hrptry. good evening, dan and ama. truly heard from families all across the country, so many ofe people here in the bay area wi+d similar tales of housing discrimination like the curtisu sfleem. they reached out to me after they were lowballed in their appraisal by more than $250,000. they knew something was wrong because both the husband and the wife workfá in real estate. >> my parents told us 4rjt they saw one of your stories on the news about the marinxd couple. >> reporter: @olald and d dominiq me after seeing my now viral story on the austin family in marin city being lowballed half believe is a racially biased appraisal. the curtis family, ro

cuz i mean grandma needs ox len-- oxygen to live but you can't stop playing assassin creed val halla before you united england. i think grandma would have understood that. >> but the question is why are sm texans being hit with-- bigger than their belt bungles. >> unlike any other state it is like texas has this free market system used to be the pride of texas in fact a couple of years ago ted cruz was bragging that the-- of texas energy was built over many years on free enterprise and low regulation but now, now that texans are being charged 20,000 dollars to toast a bagel, cruz has discovered that regulation might not be so bad. >> sunday senator ted cruz tweeting this is wrong, no power company should get a windfall because of a natural disaster and texans should not get hammered by ridiculous rate increases for last week's energy debacle. state and local regulators should act swiftly to prevent this injustice. >> trevor: you tell them, ted cruz. the only texan that should be getting hammered is me, at the hotel bar in cancun. so yes, ted cruz has reversed his stance on regulation

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the upper 40s to 0450s tri val. mid-50s around --. mainly cloudy everywhere. 47 in santa rosa. 48 in mount view. everybody else about 50-52 degrees. livermore 49. los gatos 56. cloudy and about 51 degrees. we need to watch out for sprinkles in the morning commute, otherwise mainly gray today and seasonally cool if you are taking mass transit any other time. here is a look at some of these sprinkles and when we get to the darker green, even the yellow. they may be just enough, the drops big enough to make it watch out around napa and solano county. contra costa, marin, alameda counties, and then tapers into the south bay. all sliding to the southeast so there is a chance of some springz this morning for the next couple of hours.kles this next couple of hours. thursday we're looking at quiet day, until we get to mainly about noon. that is when the rain starlets to move into north bay. it is light but yellows and oranges, it will turn moderate as it slides from the north bay to the south bay in the afternoon and evening hours. still look

i am going to make you the buffest dude val kilmer has ever seen. >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody, i'm trevor noah, this is the daily social distancing show and today is february 89th. which mean-- you only have a few days left to prepare for valentine's day. so why not surprise your partner by doing the most romantic thing you could possibly do during quarantine, book a really nice hotel, and leave them alone for an entire day. anyway on tonight's show, tom brady keeps doing tom brady things. where to go on vacation after you stormed the capitol and the endless scandals of the joe biden presidency. plus' going to be talking to super bowl winner leonard fournette and renowned surgeon and author atul gawande. so let's do this, well could come to the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is the daily social distancing show with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick things off with the super bowl. it is the world's championship of a sport only played in america. and yesterday's game was one for the record books.

there are going to be make this an emotionally charged case including that video, as representative valo be done very quickly in dragging this out over the next several months with a legal fight probably is not in line with that. elliot williams, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> be sure to watch cnn for special live coverage of former president trump's second impeachment trial. all-day coverage starts tuesday. >>> a cnn exclusive for you. we're taking you inside a gathering of qanon followers. this was just weeks before many of them traveled to washington on january 6th. 50 million meals feeding america. and yet, one in four children may still face hunger. so, subaru and our retailers are doing it again, donating an additional 100 million meals to help those in need. love. it's never been needed more than right now. subaru. more than a car company. (vo 2) to join us with a donation, go to subaru.com. with so many new pet owners, your groomers can't keep up. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a

upper-30 toss low-40 in san ramon val. fog in livermore. theality mont pass, visibility a little low lower there. mid-30 it is north bay valleys to 37 in around the bay. let's talk about what's going happen with our next storm. heading into tomorrow evening as we get near midnight, rain starts reaching the ground in the north bay. notice it does weaken and fall apart as we head into the morning commute at 5:00 friday. but it will still be around and i think it will still be slick just about everywhere. we'll just have a few scattered showers possible through the early afternoon hours and clearing early friday night and then once we head into saturday morning, that weaker storm rolls in and it is gone by noon saturday and that will leave us with sunshine and a warming trend for the weekend. rainfall amounts still look a tenth to a third of an inch from the south bay to the north bay. let's turn over to traffic since it is dry and see what's going on. high jobina. >> hi mike, thank you. yes, very dry so we don't have any problems to report on

in the vals 65-68 degrees. east bay shore, 64-0e6 and as we head inland about 67 to nearly 70 degrees. now we've got a few showers up around eureka at 4. otherwise the state is quiet 60 in the central valley and mid- to upper-70 in so call. few mid-30s around the bay tonight. low- to mid-40s elsewhere. the seven-day focrecast, temperatures fluctuating just a couple degrees depending on which way the wind is blowing and dry all the way through thursday. >>> there is a new documentary about singer billie eilish. details the year she went from bedroom artist to international star. >> we made this album in a bedroom in our house that we grew up in. so it is really like anything is possible. >> the documentary is called "billie eilish, the world's a little blurry." showing at some theaters. the west wind capital drive-in in san jose. and on streaming on -- >>> up next. >> a classic toy getting rebranded. what's >>> it is 5:22. if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number 1, the

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she moved back here to her home at val kill, intending to keep writing and lecturing as a private citizen. harry truman, however, had other ideas. in december of 1945, he appointed her to the first u.s. delegation to the inaugural session of the united nations general assembly. it was a job she would hold for six years and led to her becoming chair of the united nations human rights commission, and one of the principal architects of the declaration of human rights. here are some questions from that period. the first one comes from a reader worried about the economy. "on every hand you hear that our country is heading into a bad depression. do you think this is true? and what should be done to avoid it?" eleanore says, "i do not think we need to have a bad depression. if our industrialists and economists learned their lesson in the 1930s, it cannot be prevented by greedy men. it must be prevented by men of wise and unselfish vision who can garner to itself great resources and leave the mass of the people without their fair share." >>> the next question was particular relevance. "do you thi

two leading up so the fact with the nice nice bounce and still underperforming with one of the lowest val valu valuations >> let's talk about what you want nine seats on the board. that's a lot of seats. so effectively, you want control of the board i should also let you know that just moments ago, literally, we got a new statement from kohl's regarding what you're trying to do and i'm going to read that and get your reaction to it. quote, we reject the investor group's attempt to seize our board and disrupt momentum especially considering we're well under way in implementing a strong growth strategy and accelerating our performance and we have refreshed half our board with six independent directors since 2016 we mentioned the stock performance and sure, a lot of retailers have gotten a bump since the bottom, but this company has laid out a plan. the stock seems to be performing a lot of analysts have upgraded it why not let it go? why not let the company and the board and the ceo figure it out and turn the ship? >> let me try it a couple of ways to answer that. the stock was 50 last deca

his supporters is affecting the country's relations with the european union opposition leader alexina val name was arrested in january after he returned to russia and jailed soon afterwards never only is facing more court cases which his supporters say a politically motivated the e.u. is considering new sanctions on moscow during an interview with the russian new to child russia's foreign minister suggested that the country could break ties with the e.u. if sanctions become a reality we should if we don't want to be isolated from international life but we must be ready for that if you want peace be prepared for war which group of screen . a spokesman for the kremlin tried to play down the comments and said russia wants to develop ties with the bloc but relations are at their lowest point since the cold war. a meeting between the e.u. and the russian foreign ministers over the valleys treatment ended in a diplomatic route last week. during the school moscow announced that it was expanding diplomats from 3 e.u. states for attending protests by now valley supporters. after the incident the b

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. >>> plus congresswoman val demings on her call today to confront white supremacist terror. >> aren'te tired? aren't we as a nation exhausted? haven't we had enough? >> and as the president pursues his agenda under the ra

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joining us now are the co-authors of that letter, daniel glick, the communications director for val demingsppearing and speaking in their own personal capacities not speaking for the members of congress they work for. gabby richards, let me start with you. how did this letter come about? it's hard to explain to the audience how rare this is. i've never seen anything like it. it's simply not part of the culture of the staff working there to step out in front like this and make a statement like this. how did it happen? >> thank you for having us and highlighting this. yes, a letter like this is not normal, but it came about because we collectively as staff felt as though this was an important story to tell. the experience of staffers during this insurrection, during this violent attack is real. the trauma is real, and those voices deserve to be heard, and it should weigh heavy on the conscience of our senators as they are making the decision whether or not to convict donald trump for his role in inciting this attack. >> daniel, what is it like to be walking the halls with people who you know