valentine: thank you for having me.s an important piece of information that we simply lacked before. now knowing that 27,000 barrel like objects were present in a survey area that is still not the full scope of where dumping likely occurred. so to me, this is an indication that we have a real problem going on the seafloor. stephanie: you have shared photos with us and you can s some of the barrels are corroded. could some still be leaking and what we know about these old chemicals still impacting the environment to? prof. valentine: when we were working at the site in 2011 and then again in 2013, we observed all sorts of different barrels in all shapes and sizes, and some of those were heavily decomposed. some of them appeared to be somewhat deep in tax. what we do know is that some of the material, the ddt waste did escape containment and were present in the sediments, with concentrations that were extremely high. we know there is an escape of containment and we know these materials are there and can potentially get ba

>> reporter: it's hard to believe but for at least 30 years, doctor david valentine says the scientificumblings about but frankly did nothing about reports of this massive chemical dumping ground about 10 miles off the coast of la. from 2011 to 2013, valentine and his crew on their own went looking in the deep water between long beach and catalina island. these are some of the images captured by a camera attached to an autonomous vehicle they sent to the ocean floor 3000 feet down. >> it's at first a shock, it's a gut punch and now we are talking about hundreds of thousands of barrels of industrial waste and much of it toxic. it was just dumped there because it was easy. >> reporter: since then his team has been putting together the pieces of how it got there, suspecting the second dumpsite of montrose chemical corps, once the country's largest manufacturer of ddt. a legal battle found the company dumped millions of pounds of pesticide intercounty sewers from the 40s until the 70s. last year valentine published his new findings, stunning residents and state leaders and offering clues th

>> they picked up a lot of cards and -- like valentine cards, christmas cards, letters. >> valentines violent past. best opportunities of success is to hit hard and fast. >> it was april 4th, 2005. bobbi parker and randolph dial had been missing for ten years, seven months, and five days. bobbi was just finishing up work at a chicken farm near her home. she had no idea the place was surrounded by cops. >> i was greeted with three law enforcement officers in assault gear. >> what's the first thing you told them? >> my name. i actually said my name for the first time in so long. it was a -- a good feeling, but it was the oddest feeling because i had not used bobbi parker for so long. >> an anonymous tipster had called authorities after seeing the long cold case on "america's most wanted." and just like that, bobbi parker was free. >> it was a wonderful feeling. it was -- this is over. this is over. >> randy parker still working for the oklahoma department of corrections was home that night when he got a frantic call from his boss. >> as soon as i pick up the phone he says, "i'm coming t

david valentine with u.c. barbara, thanks so much for sharing your expertise with us. >> thank you for having me, stephanie. >> woodruff: if you think the last year has been not only tragic, but in many ways, weird, wait-- the bugs are coming. billions of bugs. the periodic cicada invasion is days away in many states. but have no fear. john yang lays out what you need to know to cope with the coming brood. >> okay, so let's see if we can find somebody under here. >> yang: entomologist mike raupp, a.k.a. “the bug guy” and i are hunting cicada in his neighbor's backyard in columbia maryland. >> boy, there we go, look at that. oh, yeah. >> yang: raupp, his neighbor tim hughes, and i, all of us fully- vaccinated, along with hughes's three-year-old granddaughter, emily, were looking for brood ten cicadas. what do you a think? >> pretty go? >> yang: good? >> he's pretty cute isn't he? >> yang: we dug up the cicadas and then put them back. but soon we won't have to look very hard for them. they'll climb out from hole

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valentine decidió hacer esto.dad para servir como entrenador con horario en el partido de primavera del equipo, imponiendo un récord mundial atrapando un pase a 600 pies de altura. le tomó tres intentos, pero lo logró, causando la locura entre el equipo. >> (música). >> tenía que terminar con algo fuera de serie. >> el primero, creo que agradeció que no hubiese tantas personas en el estadio, ¿o te imaginas? >> (risas). >> 600 pies de altura el récord mundial. le tomó tres intentos. al final la toma y por eso es el actual campeón del super bowl. >> lo hizo parecer muy fácil. como sino para suficiente los logros que ya tenía. muchas gracias y te vemos más adelante. >> más adelante tenemos, hablando de la nfl ¿a quién van a escogerlos san francisco 49ers para el draft? >> gracias. >> (música). >> conmemoran a más de una docena de víctimas que han muerto a consecuencia de la violencia armada. le digo dónde, y lo que significa para familiares que todavía piden justicia. >> con la temporada de verano acercándose, se com

all the houses in korea back that area that valentine's area was demolished. a few speak of genocide. you have to evaluate your actions there are facts are facts facts are recorded and history facts are recalled. all these. are list of crystal clear. that's why. wrongly wrongfully. raise the level of genocide again is turkey or the turkish people. ok if you're just joining us that is the turkish president. speaking in he's reacting for the 1st time to the u.s. president's decision recent decision to recognize the mass killings of armenians under the ottoman empire during world war one as an act of genocide that was a statement that the u.s. president joe biden made on saturday well in response the turkish president saying that the u.s. genocide statement has been made without any factual or legal grounds and that the statement of armenian genocide has upset turkey. and. the u.s. move to recognize the mass killings as genocide has further strained the relations with and korea between the u.s. and turkey let's go to our correspondent. who's been listening in fro

matt: not you and i together, we have only been together since valentine's day but overall, we've beenere for three years and we welcome our audiences together at the same time each day and here are the top stories we are following. u.s. personal income sword the most can margin monthly records since 1946. we dig into what drove that rise plus, wall street is reacting to joe biden's tax plan and we will discuss mixed reactions across the street and eight to david hunt for his thoughts on the proposal. as the nfl 2021 draft kicks off, we will speak with the ceo of zap, the company that is allowing one of the kansas city chiefs players to convert his entire salary into bitcoin. he is not as crazy as it sounds. amanda: we will be the judge of that. let's check on the markets. it's a funny day out there with lackluster turnout for stocks. maybe it's the mindset but these are not markets that are responding to what we saw from the big tech earnings we have seen which have been pretty darn stellar. energy is the weight on these markets and is leading declines at one point 75% less. -- at 1.7

valentine's day, about 10,000, then 13,000 and this week, 17,000 per day.l have the ability to do more when the supply increases. santa clara county is lagging though, 38% of people over 16 have gotten at least one shot. 38%. marin and sonoma counties, more than 50%, rest of the region in 40s. napa county, health leaders say 40% fully vaccinated. >>> new at 11:00, celebrate but be safe, the warning from the health officer of solano county, making easter plans. reverting back into the purple tier is a possibility. right now solano county is in the red tier. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd spoke with a concerned business owner. >> this is surreal. i know it's real because -- >> reporter: owner of the union hotel in benicia, sadly understands the toll coronavirus can take o family. cousins, in one week. >> reporter: that's why he says the warning from solano county's health officer should not be taken lightly. doctor is urging people to take all precautions this holiday weekend to prevent a surge of cases and keep county from reverting to purple tier. >> i don't kn

. >> jimmy: valentine's day. >> steve: oh, sure yeah, that's when you get it [ laughter ] wow. >> jimmyy her initials or something. >> steve: yeah, sure a lot of penicillin. catarinavd is that a strain [ laughter ] "you've >> steve: "there's no cure." >> jimmy: valentine's day. >> jimmy: she says, "once i was holding my boyfriend's hand, i looked down and thought, 'wow, we're wearing the same nail polish.' i was looking at my own fingers. [ laughter and applause oh, this is great. this one is from @thestrawberryfrog they say, "when you think about it, when you water water, it grows. >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's deep. >> steve: that's deep, man and the water is deep. >> jimmy: right now matthew mcconaughey's head is spinning around. >> steve: yeah whoa [ thumping ] >> jimmy: oh, ow >> steve: oh, oh >> jimmy: u-h-l. h. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: this is from @gxbbybrxcho [ laughter ] how come you haven't tweeted at me, man? >> steve: yeah, man. well, okay what your - >> jimmy: @gxbbybrxcho >> steve: okay, that's a little fast can you send it to me? >> jimmy: what's your proble

in a 2019 valentine's tweet robert lesslie wrote, "lives are unexpectedly changed or ended and it happens suddenly so tell that someone that you love just what you're thinking of." at this point the sheriff's department says there's no indication of a doctor-patient relationship between these neighbors. lester >> all right sam brock, thank you and as you heard, those mass shootings coming as president biden signed executive actions on guns. he's now facing backlash from republicans for moves they say takes away americans' second amendment rights kristen welker is at the white house. >> reporter: tonight, with more mass shootings in the headlines, president biden announcing new restrictions on guns >> this is an epidemic, for god's sake and it has to stop >> reporter: the president unveiling a series of executive actions including directing the justice department to draft model red flag laws which allow courts to temporarily bar someone who's viewed as a danger to themselves or others from accessing guns and directing the doj to propose rules to stop the proliferation of so-called ghost gu

the campaign has organized a dance flash mobs on valentine's day to protest domestic violence. i just read it as i've always done for the truth that they join other groups in some 200 countries around the world all dancing to the same choreography yes. it's the 4th time alexander and almost on go are organizing the event here in munich. just one cup each one of a class $1000000000.00 rising has this amazing power dads provide such a positive statement and the paucity of. bias instead of people just standing in protest with victims continue to be stigmatized to mention this is simply about giving women a chance to dance together. ted says this is what we want to do and i will be a lawyer lively protests like the last one held downtown are on hold at the moment due to the corona virus pandemic and we have to find an alternative to doing it on the street i never thought i could make some inquiries with the binding unit women's team. if they did allow us to do that don't join the half time and pray it isn't tons of speaking up on an issue that is often sidelined and silenced in ger

these valentin's against the people of myanmar describe criminals activities military operation against the people of myanmar has to end now so we form these national unity government that is inclusive of all ethnic nationalities our president acting president will be catchy our prime minister is for koreans and the rest from different part of the country we came together are to foul to these military dictatorship and to have all the power back to the people of myanmar. 9 pro-democracy activists in hong kong have been sentenced for taking part in anti-government protests in 2019 among them is veteran campaign a mohsin leave he was given a suspended sentence of 11 months while media tycoon jimmy lai was sentenced to 12 months in this case and more in a separate class of $2900.00 protesters were in opposition to a bill that would have allowed criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland china it was shelved adrian brown reports now from outside the court. 7 for receipt suspended sentences but 5 others have been jailed for terms rating from 8 to 18 months and at the moment actually their

second massive montrose dump site 3,000 feet below, valentine sent a submersible robot into the abyssly thousands if not hundreds of thousands of barrels of ddt on the ocean bottom. >> getting the first pictures back was the moment we went, oh, wow. we're the first people to lay eyes on this in 60, 70 years. >> reporter: but even with this underwater video, there was no response, let alone any course of action. >> i have been beating the droum this for ten years. i've talked to numerous people within agencies, within government trying to generate some interest. >> reporter: but last year after valentine published his findings, interest finally followed. ten years after your initial research, an article comes out in the fall and all of a sudden there's a reaction to it, there's a big research project going on right now just off shore. >> that's exactly right. i hope it is just the first of many things that gets done. >> reporter: last month, 35,000 acres of ocean floor was surveyed by scripps institution of oceanography. the final count of barrels is still being tallied, but researcher

. >> reporter: their bodies found on valentine's day at the foot of a hill.estigators initially released this sketch of the suspect, but in 2019 they released a younger looking sketch saying the man is likely between 18 and 40 and likely a local. >> watch the mannerisms as he walks, do you recognize the mannerisms as being someone that you might know? >> reporter: an anonymous donor recently added $100,000 to the reward fund to catch the girls' killer bringing the total amount to $325,000. kenneth, mona. >> andrea, thank you. >>> the family of a california woman who died after getting plastic surgery in mexico is warning others about that risk. keuana weaver traveled to tijuana for a tummy tuck and other cosmetic work. the mother of two died on the operating table after suffering a heart attack and blood clots. her family says the doctor was not licensed. >> they just discarded my daughter like she was a piece of trash. they -- no one still has called me to say, oh, you know, i'm sorry. >> weaver's friend, who also had surgery, spent weeks in the hospital. a

fauci even capitol hill every day is valentine's days. >> i see everybody with masks it's because of dr. fauci. i want to thank you so much. i appreciate you all but dr. fauci i love you. >> why are vaccinated people wearing masks? what is this? >> laura: if they wonder why half of the country doesn't want to get vaccinated they see even in they do, their life doesn't really change. you can't travel. you can't be in large groups and you have to still wear the masks. maxine waters did not thank him for the inability to identify raging criminals wearing masks but she loves him. the vacation season, disney parks are introducing a new goal in the employly hand book. it's inclusion -- they created a video. >> where each person treated with respect, we must work together to reimagine tomorrow. together we can create culture transformation to improve the lives of all of our cast members and communities for years to come. >> the chairman of the disney parks announced to foster this inclusion, our new approach provides great flexibility with respect to forms of personal communication with gen

fuel points and much less people nice to have you had iraqi television for you what a day i reckon valentine video game journalist i reporter currently working with i.g.n. with a background in specifically business journalism and how games get me good to have you all right let's start by immediately yes seen you were watching that trailer shaking your head why. i mean you know for the last 20 years of my life but let's say for the last 30 years in the gaming industry games about it i have come out and dehumanised the life and commodified iraqi death and this was just you know the sort of the tip of the iceberg for me to be in the position that i'm in and have access to social media a group of friends of mine in their iraqi community who are also creatives and gamers i'm by no i'm not in the gaming industry i'm more in the music and film industry we came together to start a petition against this game coming out as you mentioned it was cancelled before for the similar reasons and. you know there are games that are based on the parity of reality or games that are based on artificial cities but

she referred to him as my little valentine so as an adult. chose the 14th of february as his birthday. but again, we do not know his precise birth date and his birth name was frederick augustus, washington bailey and bailey to me sounds very irish. but again, we don't know much about that particular connection, but when he escaped out of slavery, he changed his name to douglas after a scottish hero by walter raleigh, so we know him as frederick douglass. escape again, our islanders always so important for him and he talks in his narrative about working on the docks in baltimore and on the dockside. he encountered two irish duck workers who praise him. he helped them and they praise him for his kindness and said a fine young lad like you should not be a slave and they encouraged him to go to the north. and at that point he wasn't sure what that meant. he wasn't sure if they were. him, but at that stage he knew he could not be a slave for all of his life. and so he determined that he would escape and when age 20 he escaped to the north. now mos

of empty holes out there drove a lot of deals on social media ryan reynolds never disappoints on valentine's day they said the girl of my dreams for the forseeable future. made me laugh aloud what a good day and how much air in the us and blake lively coming up that show me like 18 chisel drips in a row and then she runs into this kid's i guess lady since him or them and he says funny as hell i think i don't really good a match made in heaven there hey in closing man i want to ask about 2 guys because i know you must follow i'm a big u.f.c. fan i think to be bobby asli you say you had father stuff to be babs loli devastated i don't know if he does decide to come back and he's packing up that anchor about life mistreating him because of his that i don't want to be across from you seek a bit of him back and i don't know congress trying to sell the whiskey guy get it but you cannot go out and sell that whiskey if you get your pick the other time in a row it starts the imbalance you see there any other backbone. i see could be coming back i do i don't know when but i do it i mean obviously could

when she led a tour of the white house in a landmark television broadcast on valentine's day 1962, 80 million people watched and listened as she walked from room to room. her tv appearance was also syndicated in 50 countries. she not only shined a light on her leadership in historic preservation at the white house, but as one administration critic wrote at the time, it helped bridge the gulf normally separating the white house and the individual citizen. that's the power of television and the movies. the connection they can make to telling our nation's story is impactful. but with that impact comes responsibility. some get it right, and some don't. and our next panel, you will hear from actors, producers, writers on the productions behind the scenes. and you'll hear from experienced washingtonians who are technical consultants and have shared their expertise based on years in this town and their own roles in the white house. i have the good fortune to work as a consultant for hbo's veap. it is definitely one of the more fun things i get to do. i can't recall quite the same antics or t

because he keeps making the rounds and when you are anthony fauci even capitol hill every day is valentine's day. >> when i go through our communities and see everybody masked it is because of you, doctor fauci, that we had to depend on and i thank you so very much. i appreciate you, doctor fauci, i love you. >> why are vaccinated people wearing masks? what is this? >> if they wonder why half the country doesn't want to get vaccinated is it because they see even if they get vaccinated their life doesn't change, can't be in large groups and still wear the mask. maxine waters didn't thank him for the inability to identify the rampaging criminals, she didn't thank him for that but she just loves him. just in time for the vacation season, disney parks, they are introducing a new goal for their employee handbook, it is in collusion. they created a video to announce the changes. >> to create a world where everyone belongs each person treated with respect, we must work together to reimagine tomorrow to gather, we can create cultural transformation to improve the lives of all our cast members and co

in germany the munich branch of the 1000000000 rising campaign has organized dance flash mobs on valentine's day to protest domestic violence i could say i just read it as i know it was interesting that they join other groups in some 200 countries around the world all dancing to the same choreography. for the climb it's the 4th time alexander and homey are organizing the a bent here in munich. just the one cup each one of a class $1000000000.00 rising has this amazing pounce dad was providing us such a positive statement and of course it's. biased instead of people just standing in protest with victims continue to be stigmatized mention of all of this is simply about giving women a chance to dance to get. it ted says this is what we want to do and i will be in more lively protests like the last one held downtown are on hold at the moment due to the corona virus pandemic and we have to find an alternative to doing it on the street as i know that's i could make some inquiries with the women's team. if they did allow us to do that don't join the half time and pray it isn't. speaking up on an is

marriage bureau issues 75,000 wedding licenses a year, 2020 brought a dip but 2021 so far from valentine's day to this weekend seems more like a spring down the aisle, and it's good news for all these businesses. you think about a destination wedding people flying on the airport. they drive and. they, you know, stay at the hotels. they did the restaurants. they go to the shows, and then they do all the wedding things on top of that it impacts almost every business that build the tourism in clark county, all of us photographers, djs, you know venues, restaurants, and i'm grateful for that every day that we are all seemed to be coming back. e again that was jacqueline schultz reporting, the clark county clerk's office says nearly 700 couples applied for a marriage license for today, a new york city club. a comedy club got a star studded headliner for its first night back open and more than a year native new york and iconic comedian jerry seinfeld helped to welcome back an audience to the gotham comedy club, the iconic comedian admitted to getting the pre show jitters ahead of last night's pe

all right last one for you a rose by any other name nft of a rose called forever rose dropped on valentine'sn 2018 sold for $1 million. the same photograph sold for $1 million. bubble, bangle or bright shiny thing? >> yeah. i don't know what to call it i have other words in my head. it's a family show and it's 5:30 in the morning i was trying to explain this to my dad the other day it is not a photograph it's like a digital imprint, sort of, of a photograph how do you display it? i guess you take a picture of the picture and hang that as well i think it is novel. i think the first ones are probably not be a bubble they will have value you over time they were the first ones i think everybody will try to monetize this. this show, this segment of the show, could become an nft. unlimited supply there will not be unlimited demand bubbalicious call your buddy. bazooka joe, where are you >> you said it, joe. >> happy earth day good stuff bubble, bangle or bright shiny thing. you like that segment? if you do, we'll bring it back if not, we will never bring it back we'll sell that as an nft. >>> up n

tom: go back to valentine's day pre-pandemic and he was see the major things in fits and starts find a time to move. they move on the expectation and wall street has to reset. imagine how we are going to reset tomorrow on amazon. jonathan: we talk about a quite selloff in the treasury market. we have had a move of 10 basis points on a 10 year yield on the week so far. 4200 on the s&p 500. there it is in futures. we are up seven -- .7%. goldman thinks maybe 80 in the next six months. we have a lot to get through. lisa: commodities super cycle seems to be a common theme. today is 8:30, jobless claims are expected to come down somewhat significantly. we are expecting a first quarter gdp number of 6.6%. there was a question here about how hot this economy can run before people recognize it as such. 11:00 a.m., randy pearl is speaking at an s.e.c. meeting talking about financial regulation. i wonder how much he is going to come out and talk about regulating some of the derivatives are giving more transparency around some of these trades. amazon and twitter expected to report earnings. i'm

. >> kristin: he put valentines for her on the north wanted now we are getting dandelions on the southn. all right. lauren blanchard, thanks. also trending on twitter, a racial slur following senator tim scott's rebuttal to president biden's address last night" are allowed it to trent for about 12 hours. fox news media analyst on host of fox's "media buzz" howie kurtz has that story. >> america is not a racist country. >> there were signs of racism from the left after senator tim scott deliver the g.o.p. response to president biden speech using the very slur he had mentioned. >> i've been called uncle tom and the n-word by progressives, by liberals. >> he got twisted into uncle tim until the platform blocked it. "tim scott says america is not a racist country? not sure how this man lives with himself." a former msnbc host, what makes tim scott and uncle tim? he was denying america's racist. aiding and abetting white supremacy. the cable news attacks gain force. this and it's only black republican hit back. >> the left, they have doubled down that they are going to not attack my policie

church's own title for the speech -- in fact, he wrote to churchill on february 14, i believe on valentine's day, he asked him, what will the title of your address will be. it simply says "winston churchill, world peace." that was in the program. churchill decided on "the sinews of peace" the night before. we have the draft of the speech with the handwritten notes written by winston churchill's secretary. she was making the final last-minute changes and inserts a newly, and that is a last-minute rhetorical phrase. he's talking about the alliance. that strength would, in fact, ensure and protect the peace to come. so it was quite the opposite of how the speech was, in fact, public opinion and said in some ways that churchill was a warmongerer. that wasn't at all what he was suggesting, but he was suggesting an alliance of peace, and that is really what the speech was about. >> we will remind everyone we're talking about the 75th anniversary of winston churchill's iron curtain speech, and that we're broadcasting both on washington journal and on american history tv on cspan this morning. i wan

which of these donkeys graduate valentine from the highs glares at senator kyrsten sinema, speaker of she was in high school before there is actually school. or president bill clinton? >> bill clinton. kennedy: no it's kyrsten sinema. oh my gosh. >> really? i'm surprised by that. kennedy: and she will never get rid. [inaudible] congratulations stephen and mike you will have to guess which number between one and nine my thinking of? mike. >> weight what is stephen think about lebron james again i can't? [laughter] 's >> he's a moral coward. >> no one cares guess the number. make a think a lot of people care think china cares. [laughter] for you guys tie else is yelling at me i love you all you been fantastic. and the donkey pin the tail and all of you. so thank you very much mike, stephen ann-marie, excellent. the rankings are in, using a bunch of science in dana website claims to determine the most snobby states in america. his your home state the top? jimmy failla in studio kennedy: bad news a new study claims snobby estate in the u.s. is massachusetts good job, and osa prize every s

. >> we came on valentine's day of 2017 and the water level was to the skylight. >> reporter: it saw the highest levels in 2017 and the marina store was flooded. look at it now. lake is gone down by more than 100 feet. >> we are looking today at the lowest level our reservoirs have ever been since they were built. >> reporter: the spokesman for sonoma water said lake sonoma is the primary water source or about 600,000 customers in the north bay. the lake gets its water strictly from rainfall and nothing from snowmelt. >> right now, we need our residents to start conserving water. there is no water to waste. >> reporter: he says the drought has been hard on them. they don't get water from any agency but just rainfall. >> we voluntarily cut back anyway because we are and well and we do see an impact over a few years of not having the water table that we are used to. so for us, we will let our lawn go, and we won't perhaps do the same sized garden as we would like to do. >> reporter: many say they will conserve as if water is liquid gold. >> if i have to turn off our sprinklers on the l

valentine's day, february 14th, the county was vaccinating about 10,000 people each day. by march 7th we got up to 13,000. this weekend or this week we're up to 17,000 people per day. county health leaders say they'll have the ability to vaccinate even more on a daily basis when vaccine supply continues to increase. >> we've heard this before, more vaccines are coming. the question remains when? today governor newsom said the state will see a huge jump in the number of doses by next week. california is expecting to receive 2.4 million doses of the pfizer and moderna shots. two weeks ago that number was 1.8 million. the governor says that's why he is able to expand eligibility to all adults on april 15th. >> why? because we have more manufacturing supply. how? because we are now receiving more support from the federal government, j&j, 572,700 shots coming in next week. >> as of today, 38% of californians have received at least one dose. >>> a lot of people scrambling to find an appointment or simply driving to places like roseville or santa cruz for open slots. we just did

lead to a legislative fix. 20 years later, i found myself in parkland, florida, shortly after the valentine's day shooting at msd high school. i was there for the one-year anniversary talking to kids the same age i was when columbine happened, and the only difference i noticed was that those students have spent their childhood years practicing active shooter scenarios. and then there's the ongoing battle to protect voting rights after gop-controlled state legislatures like georgia passed laws making it harder to vote. those laws disproportionately impact voters of color and, you guessed it, young voters, who very often are also voters of color. as congress works to restore the voting rights act through h.r. 1, so does their uphill battle against republican opposition. this week we also saw legislative attacks against transgender americans. despite his veto, arkansas legislature overruled its governor, placing a ban on gender-confirming treatments or surgery for trans youth in arkansas. it's the first law of its kind anywhere in the country. the governor doesn't get a pass for his veto, howeve

and -- >> valentine's day, i remember. >> it went over time, you know, being -- jim comey, fbi directorshed back, as well, on these reports. as you said, what we only learned over time, over four years, is that it's actually even more of a solid picture of connections or at least contacts between trump advisers, campaign officials, and people associated with russian intelligence. that doesn't mean, of course, that there was, quote, you know, direct collusion between the two. that, of course, is still obviously up for debate and interpretation. but the fact that the contacts, some of these mysterious contacts that happened in 2016 were with people associated with russian intelligence, i think now has been firmly established by these reports. >> all right. mark, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thanks, pam. >>> the national guard is in minneapolis tonight prepared for a sixth night of protests as closing arguments in the derek chauvin trial start next week. an attorney for the family of george floyd joins me live up next. ♪ [music and sound effects played in reverse] this...is our sho

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then it's the holidays then there's valentine's day, and then march earliest?s right today was biden's 100th day in office it feels like it's gone by so fast >> steve: oh, i know so fast. i guess time flies when there's not a scandal every day. >> tariq: yeah, yeah, it's refreshing and i've been sleeping great >> jimmy: same i guess i'm just feeling hopeful. >> steve: yeah this is gonna be the best week ever ♪ 'cause i'm hopefu yes i am hopeful for today ♪ ♪ take this music and use it let it take you away ♪ [ cheers and applause >> tariq: yeah, man. yo, i'm feeling hopeful, too i'm going to run a 5k. ♪ 'cause i'm hopefu yes i am hopeful for today ♪ ♪ take this music and use it let it take you away ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i'm going to meditate every morning so that i can be mindful and feel this centered every day. ♪ 'cause i'm hopefu yes i am hopeful for today ♪ ♪ take this music and use it let it take you away ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it's so nice to feel hopeful again. >> tariq: so good. so good. >> jimmy: some sports news everybody is talk

college and churchill wrote on i believe valentine's day, asked, what is the title of your speech question mark we replied are looking to promote it, to the college print programs, taking care of details, and we would like to saying, he wasn't know what the title of your address will be. churchill sure. something replied to the college saying like world he was not sure. something like peace. in fact, the programs from the day, the green foundation elector that churchill gave a simply say, winston churchill, world peace. that was the title that was printed. churchill decided on the "world peace. " in fact, the programs from the day, the team seniors of peace, the night before. green foundation lecture, simply say "winston 'world we have, in the peace. " churchill decided on "sinews of peace" the night archive here before. we have in the archive, the mere final here the near-final draft of draft of the the speech with the handwritten speech with the handwritten notes written by churchill's notes that secretary, who was dictating to churchill, right by churchill secretary and dictated to secr