we need senator david perdue back in washington dc.e] president trump and i support your two senators because of who they are but we w also are here like you are because we served in washington dc together. four years ago we inherited a military that a been hollowed owt by reckless budget cuts and an economy struggling to break out of the slowest recovery since the great depression and terrorism was on the rise and we witnessed the study assault onva our most cherished values. with the strong support of david perdue and kelly loeffler under the leadership of president donald trump we rebuild our military and we revised our economy and secured our border, stood with law enforcement and fought for life and liberty and the constitution of the united states of america. [cheering and applause] we made incredible progress and being here in muscogee county, home to fort benning. [cheering and applause] i could not be more proud to report to you with the senators and their strong support we restored the democracy and president trump signed the

[applause] the spirit of cooperation i have seen in this hall is what is needed in washington dc. it is the challenge of our moment. after a difficult election, we must put politics behind us. work together to make the promise of america available for every one of our citizens. i am optimistic that we can change the tone in washington dc. i believe things happen for a reason. and i hope along the way, the

fish came to washington dc back in 2015 when we brought him onto the energy and natural resources committee. again,we all good things come through enr but we brought him back to be senior policy advisor in 2015 and he served in that capacity until i brought him over to be my chief of staff in 2016 as he had served me there or here in my personal office since that time. but this is an alaskan through and through. his family has lived in alaska for five generations and was raised in anchorage and has worked for multiple state legislators and has worked in our state government and he has worked on budget and energy was deputy b commissioner of revenue and has worked to help build out so many different energy projects in the alaska lng project and served on the eta board and on the alaska energy authority and has been involved in so many different aspects of what is making our state move that when he first agreed to come back to washington dc i figured i would be able to keep them back here for just a couple of years. somebody with this much potential, someone with this much on the ball how wil

[applause] the spirit of cooperation i have seen in this hall is what is needed in washington dc. it is the challenge of our moment. after a difficult election, we must put politics behind us. work together to make the promise of america available for every one of our citizens. i am optimistic that we can change the tone in washington dc. i believe things happen for a reason. and i hope along the way, the last five weeks will heighten a desire to move beyond the bitterness and partisanship of the recent past. our nation must rise above a house divided. americans share hopes and goals and values far more important than any clinical disagreements. republicans want the best for our nation. and so do democrats. our votes may differ, but not our hopes. i know america wants reconciliation and unity. i know americans want progress. and we must seize this moment and deliver. together, guided by a spirit of common sense, common courtesy, and common goals. we can unite and inspire the american citizens. together, we will merck to make all public schools excellent. teaching every student of

numbing changes were happening in washington dc.anges that promised to transform their lives overnight. >> president nixon stunned the country today admitting he held back evidence. >> he acknowledges that the transcripts say are at variance with what he told the american people on other occasions. >> rumors swept washington and the world today. >> president nixon will announce his resignation tonight. >> i, gerald r. ford, to solemnly wear that i will execute the office of president of the united states. >> and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect, and defend -- >> preserve, protect, and defend -- >> the constitution of the united states. >> the constitution of the united states. >> so help me god. >> so help me god. congratulations. >> our long national nightmare is over. i have not campaigned for the presidency or the vice presidency. i have not subscribed to any partisan platform. i am endebted to no man, and only one woman. i have not sought this enormous spon responsibility, but i will not shirk it. >> he lived a t

we are very grateful to the people of washington dc, the business owners of washington dc who have heated our advice and helped us contain this virus as much as possible. today when this vaccine starts going out, people start getting this vaccine. get all of their questions answered so they can inoculate themselves and their families. from the covid-19 vaccine. today i was with one of our, several members of dc fire and dns and they will be among the first workers who are part of the medical community who will be inoculated starting this thursday. and so the stories that we heard from them, that they're doing it for their city so that they can go out and do their jobsafely. they're doing it for their own families so when they go out to work each day , they know that they are not exposing their families and their doing so we can get back to normal as soon as possible. i am grateful for what i know has been a herculean scientific effort, logistics effort and now it's on all of us to make sure we are communicating to our neighbors, family and friends and it's especially right now the healthc

at the national cathedral in the capital washington, dc, the bell was rung, once each for every thousand americans who have died of covid—19. that figure now stands at 300,000 and rising. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. the canadian fashion designer peter nygard has been charged in the united states with trafficking women and girls for sex. mr nygard has been taken into custody by canadian police, and us authorities are seeking his extradition. his lawyer said his client, "vehemently denies "these allegations".

numbing changes were happening in washington dc. changes the promised to transform their lives overnight. >> reporter: president nixon stuns the country today admitting he held back evidence. he acknowledges the transcripts are at variance to what he told american people another locations. president nixon's resignation swept through the roll today. he will announce his resid nation tonight. >> i gerald r ford do solemnly swear i will faithfully execute the office of resident of united states. and will to the best of my ability preserve at protect and defend the constitution of the united states of america. so help me god. >> congratulations mr. president. >> my fellow americans, are long national nightmare is over. i have not campaigned either for the presidency or the vice presidency. i have not subscribed to any partisan forms. i am indebted to no man and only to one woman , my dear wife. i have not sought the synonymous responsibility but i will not shirk it. >> gerald ford brought to the oval office values first learned in a ver

. >> padilla dice que se asegurará de llevar la perspectiva a washington dc . >> esto es noticiero telemundosobre el aire, es la respuesta . >> :asumiendo esto, se convertiría en la primera mujer afroamericana en pedir el puesto en california ,. >> (habla en inglés) . >> el presidente donald trump, arremetió con un proyecto, y asegurando que tiene poco que ver con el coronavirus, se entiende con los que hemos hablado . >> en el tema federal, francisco para explicar lo que las familias pueden recibirlos . >> así es claudia, se trata de ciudadanos y residentes, y que ahora también pueden ser beneficiarios, no solamente reciben un cheque, y el cheque anterior de la ronda de ayuda federal . >> aprobados por el congreso . >> recibiendo el cheque de gobierno . >> también con ciudadanos y residentes legales, con personas en proceso de ajuste migratorio . >> y la generación de impuestos en conjunto con 50 mil dólares almaño, reciben 1200 dólares pr para'pareja y 200 dólares pòr hijo . >> una familia de 4 que califiquen, más 600 por cada hijo, a esto tenemos que sumarle el dinero asegurado . >> mi es

was a difference between arizona or washington dc to bring people on board? there is not. opens a significant job opportunity for spouses of military which often are working in very remote areas by definition the post is very far from another area with very few jobs available with the code work at department of transportation in a telework situation even in oklahoma where they are not as many jobs available in that area because it is a remote trainingng area. and you are so into the northern border in north dakota and military spouse. so be as specific as you can with you but you in the regulatory space with the statutory requirements for him practical engagement for not hiring people that you literally never plan to meet? or if you do it would be an annual meeting something in the future and working at a distance that they would drive and once a week to ever connect with the office. >> and mentioning military spouses i just had a conversation wh a colleague. and then they train them and then and then flexible the pandemic and to remotely on - - but we will be. and with th

we'll have support from washington, dc.r money at world food programme, but you cannot ignore other things that have happened within the humanitarian sphere. you've seen your erstwhile ally, donald trump, walk away, for example, from the world health 0rganization. and you at the world food programme, for the last few months, have been working hand—in—glove with the who to ensure that the world's poorest people get some sort of protective equipment, get what basics they need to safeguard against the spread of the pandemic. i just would like you to be honest with me. what is your feeling about the way, notjust world health organization, but the trump administration has dealt with these sort of multilateral institutions, generally? well, i'll leave the politics up to the politicians. and i'm a humanitarian, but we have an incredible working relationship with who. and to give you an example, in this covid pandemic, we've worked with who because we're the logistics arm for the united nations and for the humanitarian sphere. when

in washington dc, we have the nonresident senior fellow of the atlantic council.e is also a former spokesman for the afghan ministry of foreign affairs. from kabul, we are joined by the founding member of afghanistan affairs unit think tank and also , in washington dc, the director of the justice security 2020 program and a former u.s. state apartment advisor on afghanistan. welcome to you all. if i could begin with you, this seems like something of an early victory for the taliban. they kept up the violence, they avoided u.s. and nato troops but not afghan civilians. they have a small deal with the afghan government. >> i think it is a relatively positive success step for all sides. most important, it is good for the afghan people who are victims of violence from all sides. remember that violence is carried out by taliban who use it tactically against certain targets. sometimes, still, international forces when it is needed. it is a step, it opens the door for the next stage. that is to talk about what items we can discuss down the road. it is to set the agenda.

the country has had more than 15 million cases and, in the capital — washington dc — evidence shows yourur skin, and where you live. lebo diseko reports. early morning in one of the capital's poorest neighbourhoods. just getting to a doctor can be a challenge for many here. and so, a new approach to try and limit the spread of the pandemic. we're reaching a population that is often under—served and under—resourced, and so we're trying to make a connection with them. and primarily we are doing covid testing and kind of like a well check. but if people need resources or connections back to the health care system, to the hospital, to their doctor, we're trying to help them with that as well. a service that's proved popular with locals. it's awesome, because i don't have to go nowhere. i canjust walk right up the street from my house and get tested, and i'm done. this is just half an hour's drive from the white house, but it is a world apart. it's predominantly black areas like this one that are bearing the brunt of the pandemic here in washington, dc. authorities say it's because of long—st

for those issues to be handled in washington dc and most likely in washington dc.get full results of this investigation by inauguration day. >> i don't but that at 100% but it is unlikely, that the president has signed a document offering the use of crossfire information, not typical, a lot more work to do. with radcliffe on their getting access to intelligence that showed more indictments, could be what he's talking about. jillian: let's listen to what the campaign advisor has to say about additional indictments. >> the special counsel's team destroyed many lives in the process, that americans have to undercover the political motivations to their treacherous plot to remove donald trump. i can tell you there will be additional indictments. >> reporter: what do you think of additional indictments? >> these investigations will result, if this bleeds over to the biden administration, listen special counsel finish their work, that biden will do that. william barr making durham special counsel ties their hands. todd: joe biden says he's not discussed hunter in his searc

>>president and it's a number of different groups state by state and in washington dc they don't need in person now people typically don't understand that because it's usually a formality but this year with all the election challenges of the confusion around the election results. it's going to be a keen eye on how the electoral college functions when they cast their ballots tomorrow. while 10's of millions of americans cast votes in the november election only 538 people will officially cast a ballot. >>for president those 538 or the electors in the electoral college studied this and never thought in my life be a member of electoral college to be able to do that and to represent the state. >>it's an honor and i and i don't use that word lightly ken roberson and greg hughes or 2 of those 538 rover sent from maryland hughes from utah people take this. >>seriously is that something that age do just because it's a political game. so how did these men become electors typically state parties choose them. this state democrat and republican parties in maryland, which has 10 electoral college v

>>for us in washington dc kelly, thank you very much coming up tonight at 6.30 we'll talk with san jose state political science lecturer donna crane on today's electoral college vote 10 biden's address to the country. is here relief is here and the vaccine is here those were the words of a southern california supervisor. after intensive care unit nurses received the first doses of the coronavirus vaccine. those first shots were given at kaiser permanente in los angeles county this afternoon. >>and though it is an exciting turn of events as kron four's noelle bellow reports the fight not over. >>i meant to suck asian in the fight against covid-19. more than 30,000 doses of pfizer's coronavirus vaccine arrived in california monday. frontline health care workers like kaiser permanente emergency room nurse, kim taylor were among the first to receive the what i want you guys to know is that help is on the way today is just the first step for different health centers across the state of california received those doses of the vaccine. 17,000 doses went to kaiser permanente sunset in la county.

it is worth recnting because people have short memories apparently in washington dc. but over the last several months, our democraticsi colleagues have consistently talked about the need to bolster our support to fightgainst covid-19. but despite repeated rhetoric, caused aion, they've unapologetically stood in the way of each and every attempt to make real progress. in the summer we propose somethg called the appeals fact, as a presiding officer kns he was instrumental in that work. as a startin point for negotiations avenue relief package. a starting place. the place to begin bipartisan negotiations and help in crafti a package that could get the requisite numr of votes neede but importantly, democratic colleags before the election had something no interest inmending the miller find common ground. i think they thoug it was to their pitical advantage for the market people to be experiencing anxiety and the pain before the election. i can imagine holding them hostage but that' what it appeared to me to b the case. so instead of trying to find common ground in particul

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also serves as co-chair of the congressional cannabis caucus and joins us now live tonight from washington dco explain thank you congresswoman for being with us so this pass the house which was historic. >>but it's just going to die in the senate, what happens next. >>this is what mitch mcconnell in the senate we've probably 500 bills they go to mitch mcconnell's graveyard that has left to do with the house of representatives doing its job and we did our job, the public for years now has been demanding that we move forward in terms of the scheduling cannabis from the scan the list of controlled substances but more importantly the reason we do this has to do with racial justice and racial equity and so the house of representatives and we had a bipartisan vote. i was presiding it was really an honor to preside over the passage of this bill 222. but members of congress, including 5 republicans and one independent voted for this and so we have to understand we've got when the senate of course but that this was a historic staff a major in the right direction and what it does and why it's so import

washington, dc, pretty much everyone wears a mask wherever you go, but in other parts of the countryan issue about people's freedom, many people do take exception to being asked to wear a mask. but the figures, the rates of infection, hospitalisation and death are really, really shocking. just a stunning statistic i heard earlier today that, you know, you've got one person dying every 30 seconds in the united states, at the moment. that is a very grim reality. lebo diseko, thank you very much for coming. let's speak now to doctor davis, an infectious disease physician at washington university school of medicine, when we know from san luis, missouri. thank you for coming on to talk to us, doctor. we we re on to talk to us, doctor. we were just talking to our correspondent lebo diseko, talking about bringing in dr fauci from the cold. does this signal some kind of continuity, or change? absolutely. for those of us in the scientific community, i think a global sigh of relief, dr fauci is a well—respected, world—renowned leader in the infectious diseases community who has a record of lea

hejoins us from washington, dc. president from washington, dc.e last couple president trump in the last couple of hours has tweeted good news on covid relief bill, information to follow, and the trump administration official has indicated he may now sign this bill. what we know? we know that in the last 15 minutes or so, know that in the last 15 minutes orso, trump know that in the last 15 minutes or so, trump has indeed assigned it, according to sources telling my colleagues and me at politico and i think reuters and other news agencies are flushing the news right 110w. are flushing the news right now. it is good news for americans who are relying on the unemployment insurance and another government must stay open as well so it won't be an embarrassing government shutdown right as the trump presidency is ending in the next few weeks. what is the next few weeks. what is the next step for the bill? the next step for the bill? the next is that the irs and the treasury department will be sending out the $600 checks which is less than trump wanted, a

even to this day i practise, iteach, i have a school here in washington, dc andi school here in washingtonand aspects as much as i can. it isa and aspects as much as i can. it is a lifestyle for me. i hope you don't celebrate too ha rd hope you don't celebrate too hard tonight if you have to get up hard tonight if you have to get up and dance in the morning. thank you for your time. bob dylan has sold the rights to his entire back catalogue of songs in a deal rumoured to be worth three hundred million dollars. universal music made the announcement with a video. song: the times they are a-changing the times they are a changing is one of 600 songs — along with like a rolling stone, knocking on heaven's door, a raft of classics from the ‘60s and ‘70s — all the way through to modern standards like make you feel my love. the label is believed to have spent years trying to close the deal. i spoke to richard f thomas, professor of classics at harvard where he teaches includes a seminar on bob dylan, and who is also the author of the book, why dylan matters. i asked him why dylan is held in such e

they want power in washington dc, they want power in the hands of a relative few, centralization of governmentthis is all alien to the american system. we embrace americanism and all kinds of other issues, democratic socialism but it's a very serious situation that we are in today. look at this election. yet people saying saying they don't have any legal cases and courts ducking left and right and the democrats run to the states with a plan. the plan was to destroy the safety and security measures in virtually every state, particularly the battleground states but they did in pennsylvania is a disgrace to a rogue supreme court. they eliminated signature requirements, postal date requirements, extended voting and no safeguards that were in place in pennsylvania for decades were removed. why would the democrats want to remove them? to institutionalize corruption and fraud. that is why. they did the same thing in georgia and the secretary of state entered into a consent decree with stacy abrams, who is a leftist and wants to destroy all republicans. it weakens the signature requirements would had

>>thousands of members of the proud boys a far-right group marched on washington dc over the weekendt of president trump and his allegations of voter fraud. during the demonstration yesterday to predominantly black churches were vandalized. police say they're investigating the incident as potential hate crimes at least 23 people were arrested during the demonstrations. >>meantime the georgia supreme court has rejected an appeal of president trump's lawsuit seeking to overturn the state's election results. the court said that it had no jurisdiction in the case. the president filing the lawsuit back on december 4th claiming that 10's of thousands of folks there in the peach state voted illegally. friday he appealed the case directly to the georgia supreme court in hopes of getting a ruling before tomorrow. that's when the electoral college is set to formally named joe biden as america's 46th president the electoral college has been part of our country's elections for hundreds of years, but a lot of people a lot of people are still really confused about how the whole process works kron

washington, dc.live. washington, dc. this is where the city's most disadvantaged livem is truly heartbreaking, knowing we are living in the political epicentre of the world, three miles away from the white house, from capitol hill. our people are in pain. wonder perkins is looking after her 11—day—old grandson, because her daughter is in hospital with covid. that day that one person walked by and didn't have anything to eat but you had a pocketful of money and you did not help that person, you are going to be held accountable for it. even if it was a dollar that you the pandemic drags on, pushing more americans to the brink of hunger and homelessness. bbc news, washington. ireland's foreign minister today said both sides in the brexit trade talks need to deal with the tricky area of fishing to help conclude the negotiations. addressing the state of the talks, he said a very generous offer was made over the weekend and france, the netherlands, denmark and belgium, the countries most reliant on uk fish

but let the record reflect the east coast, washington dc never spoiled mike. i heard from a source that after wrapping up one meeting with bono, world-famous front man of u2 and a leader in the fight against aids, mike cheerfully offered the following parting remark. well, goode luck with that . if you've seen mike in action around the senate , mastering issue after issue it's hard to imagine himmaking time for much of anything outside his work . but you'd be badly mistaken because one of the worst kept secrets around the capital is that mike is one of the warmest members of the senate family. madam president as we prepare to bid him farewell mike's colleagues may miss his leadership on legislation. but i suspect the loss will be greater for future classes of patrons who would be denied parties mike through to celebrate their successes. the staff at the mexican restaurant will miss a couple along with the barrasso's and grassley's years right, the most devoted . more thananything , i know the dedicated staff of the senate that don't get thanked enough for the

act funding i don't know they will do in washington dc. i assume some will come out at some point we don't know when that will happen. but first priorities is to take care of missouri citizens. >> why this company? how did you reach this in particular? >> we are talking about financing. it's a matter of lose available and they have the resources we know? one of the things with you been in arizona before that that had a positive effect. it has been fun and that was as selection process but to go into further detail you can contact todd and he will give you the information. >> thank you for being here today. thank you

accomplishing what months of testy congressional hearings and office meetings and phone calls here in washington dc could not. just days after his visit secretary zinke announced that his reservation over accepting new wilderness were assuaged and he would approve the donation at the department of interior. thanks to those efforts and that horseback ride, for yearsea to come all new mexicans and all-americans will be able to visit this stunning wilderness that we all own together. this story is but one example from senator udall's long career that demonstrates how bringing people together, even those who may have major disagreements, especially about politics can still help you find common ground and forge a path forwards that is one of the main lessons i will always take with me about the example that senator udall has sat as a principled leader but tom has devoted his entire career to serving the people of my state and as our state attorney general tom took on major challenges from curbing pervasive drunk driving to domestic violence to prosecuting unethical and corrupt elected officials and prot

up, the lighting ceremony was close to the public because of the pandemic, the annual event in washington dcecorded and will be streamed online thursday. karen pence unveiled the christmas decorations, this year's theme is old-fashioned christmas highlighting the holiday season. still ahead joe biden rolling out members of his economic team tapping many from the obama and clinton administrations. what does it mean for you the taxpayer? >> we ask financial expert mitch rishel coming up next. ♪ money money money ♪ .. crest gum detoxify. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. crest. robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >> good morning, welcome back, president-elect joe biden's economic pics met with mixed reviews in washington and beyond. >> that is

it they are more plugged into what is happening in washington dc than they guard to what is happening in the individual districts and neighborhoods -- and they are to what is happening in the individual districts and neighborhoods in this country. caller: hello. my name is terry and i wanted to give my comment on my view on identity politics. i remember when bush senior spoke at a university about how it was going to destroy our country along with, in my opinion, the internet. the people calling in and listening to you are not hearing you. there hearing what the media and politicians are telling them, like the gentleman from illinois with the transgender and the bathroom. the bathroom is safety for children. any pervert can use that to go into the washrooms. we change the laws on capitol hill to shelter the lawmakers from lying to the public and getting away with it. at the media are destroying our country. identity politics is a terrible thing. host: terry in illinois. mike gonzalez, we have not talked about the role of the media in either promoting or distancing entity politics. gue

the family would drive back and forth from texas to washington, dc. she suffered so many indignities that she actually says, i'm not going to make the ride anymore. he would tell people, it's a shame that the president's cook has to suffer these indignities. when the 1964 civil's right ask past, he gives her one of the pens and says, you deserve this as much as anyone. one of the big takeaways is that these african-americans, because of their relationships with the president and first family and professional excellence, gave our presidents a window on black life as they may not otherwise have. a lot of american cooks? >> great question. under the roosevelt administration, there was no openness. there was a lot more camaraderie and openness between the staff and the first family and others. it didn't seem to have that rigidity that you saw not only in hoover but also in the college illustration. coolidge would come in and critique what the servers were eating. it seems like you guys are eating a lot of food here, things like that. he was very nosy. tha

really quite wonderful and this one job i had allowed me every month to go take one aspect of washington dc and describe it and explain it and really get to the underlining basis of subjects from arlington cemetery to the column. they are all over washington. see ol ums, i don't think it's spelled the same but anyway, the columns around washington and why we had these columns. it was the kind of assignment that simply whet my appetite and that's thus the direction in which i had. would you like to turn it over to the folks? >> i would breed i'm sure they have some questions. >> i like yours. [laughter] >> i'm coming back to say thank you. that was lovely. we hung on every word. i will turn it over to jr historian resident to continue the questioning and monitor the question from the audience but i just cannot resist coming back on and saying thank you to both. it was a wonderful conversation. j, take it from here. >> thank you, robert. for those of you don't no, i'm j, gerald ford visiting scholar to aei. it's a pleasure to be with you, mr. vice president and doctor cheney. we have really i

good afternoon welcome to live at lunch i am the director from politics and prose bookstore in washington dc as part of the ongoing effort to engage our community we now host events like this one in addition to our lineup thank you for being here today. and with no introduction one of the most influential global places in the fight against inequality thomas is here to talk about his new book capital and ideology. former chief economist and professor of economics and public policy at stony brook university and is now available for preorder. just a few housekeeping thing things, we want to hear from you. he will answer your questions after the talk. look at the bottom of your screen. the button that says ask the question. within the author post please join me to welcome thomas. >> [inaudible] so i will say a few words. [inaudible] so you can see in a very crude manner there is liquidity people living in a nice apartment in people that don't have that adequate it happens in that support system and then to have access and then on the streets of paris then they have to keep going and in practice

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grown up in a single-parent household and my own poverty wrestling it was a federal government of washington dc with the charleston police department to know teams and not use. the best way to appreciate that nuance 3,018,000 police jurisdictions is to have data, data, data. the clearer the data the clearer the direction the other important part of that delineation and we should support local law enforcement with more money, not less money if the city of minneapolis with a liberal mayor or city council has the power to do their own police reform cleveland, los angeles, dallas, kenosha, every jurisdiction has the ability to be and the chokehold and have a duty to intervene from the de-escalation was some of these jurisdictions maybe they need more resources to enact better policy and those two employee to make it better within that jurisdiction and that national standard that can be establishe established. that's what we worked on in my legislation. but we do not believe one-size-fits-all and 18000 restrictions therefore the unique decisions to that jurisdiction is really important if we are to

only place where churches of faith disproportionately strict restrictions but earlier this year washington dc, for example, the mayor celebrated mass protests vastly exceeded recommendations for gatherings size even as she maintained strict restrictions on houses of worship and is pleased to join in amicus brief in the u.s. or dc district court in support of capitol hill baptist church's lawsuit against the dc government asking that the church's constitutional right to free exercise of his faith be respected in the' same way as te protesters right to freedom of speech. throughout this pandemic we've unfortunately seen a significant degree of hypocrisy for many on the left who call for or imposed strict restrictions on activities that they deem nonessential while celebrating activities that they approved but opposed significant risk of coronavirus transmission. madam president, the first amendment cannot be applied selectively. when imposing coronavirus restrictions lawmakers need to exercise the greatest respect of the first freedom and the free exercise of religion and ensure the churches ar

familiares indocumentados reciban el cheque es algo que no pasó con el plan anterior cristina desde washington dcnos de la mitad de lo que corrige >> las palabras castigados por la ley que discriinó >> el acuerdo por cheques es parte de los residentes y ciudadanos >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> la ayuda para familiares que se logró en el senado >> hablamos con telemundo tras el esfuerzo los ciudadanos recibira n el dinero de forma retroactiva >> 500 dólares por cada menor de edad , hay más dinero para que den sueldos con trabajadores y 25 mil millones de dólares para los estadounidenses que no tienen con qué pagar la renta en uno de los alivios más importantes los beneficios a punto de vencer serán extendidos con 600 dólares por la pandemia >> tardará dos semanas para que los primeros cheques lleguen a estadounidenses los más rápidos son los que tienen depósito directo y podrían haber demoras >> cristina gracias por la información >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪

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alarma el riesgo se extiende desde carolina del norte a nueva inglaterra con especial riesgo para washington dc, acumulados de nieve podrían oscilar entreocho "-18 " en algunas regiones y declaran la emergencia en vizcondados del estado las condiciones del tiempo van empeorando >>> esta es la primera tormenta invernal y eso que el invierno todavía no comienza oficialmente hace tres horas comenzó a caer la nieve ya se comienza a acumular todo en el asfalto un frío que está en 24° pero se siente en 13 el frío es extenso para implementar lugares de desamparados y lo peor de esta tormenta comienza a las 9:00 p.m. y finaliza 6:00 a.m. >>> podrían dejar dos vías de acumulación en el estado provocan accidentes como este en pensilvania >> adem fue declarado como estado de emergencia en oklahoma es la segunda nevada el manto blanco ropa gran parte del oeste se tiñó de blanco con el paso de la mañana además de las oficinas gubernamentales se mantuvieron abiertas >>> la tormenta se moverá con ráfagas de viento de 60 millas por horas, derribando tendido eléctrico dejando a millones a oscuras en nueva york

why is it important that the world's greatest shakespeare library is in washington dc. and i should know the wonderful theater downtown. why does it mat nearshake spear is in our midst. let me start by giving you background with shakespeare and american politics. they came from shakespears world. when the english settlement began here he was at the height of his london career. as his works became increasingly popular in great britain, his popularity carried over to colonial america. he was in the first american performance, it was in 1750 and there was many soon after that in new york, philadelphia, and williams burg. as the american nation grouped the influence grew. first the two distinctive novelists were heavily influenced by shakespeare. mark twain was an avid reader. he was a great avid read heer f ofshake spear. a slapstick of mangled passages from various plays. and the humor depends on the readers familiarity with shakespeares original material. his plays dominated the american theater. at american -- you could do this in 1849. it wasn't just the eastern elites

there is nothing so permanent as a temporary policy, law or program in washington dc. a quite simple example of high income low income tariff schedule is an item of last fair, is two or three versions. the standard version of this is listed for $3 and it draws a 22% tariff, slightly more expensive version of the same glass that is listed at $5 or $6 value draws a tariff of 7.2%. it is as though somebody sat down at some point and said how can we arrange tariff schedule to advantage the wealthy and screw the poor? i'm sure nobody did that at least i hope nobody did but the way it turns out, it is remarkably close to being as if someone had done it. a simple example also illustrates the waste and nonsense and foolishness that happens when you put tariffs on things when you don't think about it too much. a company that imports feathers, provide feathers for decorations and so on. it turns out feathers have a high tariff, but feather dusters have a very low import tariffs, doesn't take a genius to figure out the imported feather dusters which have low tariff because they a

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estará dando un discurso esta tarde el presidente electo joe biden, regreso con ustedes desde washington dcde la policía, también arrestaron a coyotes, tenemos el reporte con rubí cuéntanos . >> así es nicole, un hombre buscando ayuda alertó a residentes del condado, al llegar a esta casa en donde encontraron a decenas de personas viviendo una pesadilla . >> bajo un frío intenso sacaron a las personas que vivían en esta zona secuestrados . >> físicamente como vemos, salen más de 10 . >> las autoridades llegaron a las calles (palabra en inglés), en donde un hombre escapaba de esta casa, el video de la cámaras de seguridad muestra a este hombre buscando ayuda . >> venía corriendo, le decía toca ahí, venía desnudo, asustado, decía algo, no sabía qué decía, miramos las cámaras, era ayuda policía . >> el ente de telemundo captó el arresto de una persona, la persona que escapó dijo que era de méxico, que llevaba cautivo una semana . >> las presuntas víctimas fueron llevados a una escuela cercana, vecinos los ayudaron . >> ropa para ellos pedimos permiso a los oficiales para darles ropa . >> de la

pandemia comienzan a destrabarse en el congreso se analiza una propuesta bipartidista estamos en washington dccortados a la mitad beneficios extra y hay dinero para que paguen la renta e incluso alimentos y lo que más da esperanza es que muchos dicen que sería injusto que los políticos se fueran de vacaciones dejando a millones de ciudadanos con bolsillos y manos vacías >>> con la pandemia empeorando él teme perderlo todo >>> necesitaríamos una ayuda por unos tres meses la buena noticia es que en el congreso se avanza para un estímulo que el presidente dijo estar dispuesto a firmar >>> el plan fue acordado por un grupo bipartidista y el pesar que lo quieren recortar aún más dijo que su aprobación está al alcance para que le ayuden a los más necesitados a pagar sus rentas o que reciban asistencia alimenticia incluye $300 extras con la mitad de los 600 que reciben ahora y deja por fuera a millones más como los que esperan desesperados un segundo cheque de $2200 >>> si no llega va a ser una situación difícil para todos los que no estamos siendo remunerados >>> este paquete no es disiente para ayu