no no i am not yankee just as you. shall. not yankees i'm saying that we know right now. there is no source of energy in this world that doesn't have risk associated with it in nuclear it is very very low so i feels a very safe technology our job is to protect public health and safety and never have an accident that jeopardizes public health or safety so that's with us every day people like me come in here in the $650.00 men and women that work here that is our focus the safe operation of this plant. i live right across the street from vermont yankee and they've always been a good neighbor i have children that go to the school which is also right across the street from my yankee. you don't move to vernon and live in vernon if you're worried about the point both our girls live in town or 6 grandchildren live in town in fact my my youngest daughter lives down the road here well as the crow flies it's less than a half mile from the point and we don't worry about the poor being here. i live 70 miles from the vermont yankee nuclear power plant and what that means in terms of a

the closing of vermont yankee is a fig tree for democracy. entergy would continue to operate if it wasn't for all the hard work all these people did to make this happen it is a win for david over. people power works we as citizens have the ability to effect change. what gives me hope in all of this is that. in some little way our actions are going to inspire others. i. think you know that i find that there is no way. out people often say to me i wish my grandmother were for her like you know i say get your grandmother did join our benedict group. and you know we did have a victory for egging meant that the whole state i feel fortunate to still be alive and in relatively good health and a boat you know struggle. you can't do it alone you need community to do this sound that you're going to support one another and both head together. there's no getting around the fact that the site where vermont yankee exists on the banks of the connecticut river will remain as a high level nuclear radioactive waste dump endangering people for miles and miles a

for my yankee welcome to romano . if people think that there is a radioactive problem at this plant and ramana are vermont brand is done. to drink our milk who's going to want to who's going to want to use our syrup who's going to want to come here and drive past that. and. not. have to go out. oh no. no no. he just has to go. out and say we know. there is no source of energy in this world that doesn't have risk associated with it in nuclear it is very very low so i feel it's a very safe technology our job is to protect public health and safety and never have an accident that jeopardizes public health or safety so that's with us every day people like me come in here in the $650.00 men and women that work here that is our focus the safe operation of this plant. i live right across the street from vermont yankee and they've always been a good neighbor i had children that go to the school which is also right across the street from my yankee. you don't move to vernon and live in vernon if you're worried about the point bo

or not i was a yankees fan because of joe dimaggio.it's my mother and will be got a team, i'll tell you one of the. she takes me to it new york in 1949, my 15th birthday. we go to yankee stadium, we are sitting in the upper deck, on my birthday, july 30. and they wheel a big cake out. now i of course at that time already figured the world was there it was only for me and i center how could you do that to me? >> and she says what you talking about. i said there's a birthday cake on the field it was casey's birthday who with the new york yankees so we got over that we went to boston and she wanted to go to art museums and she had many other interests. but we go to fenway park, and they yankees are playing. dimaggio is coming back in the yankees are playing. we get up to the ticket window and the guy slams it down and says you can't do that i brought my boy from milwaukee. he didn't give a damn about anything about that. we didn't get in, we walked around fenway park for a long time and left. thirty years later, the brewers are there, rea

[gritos] >> daddy yankee. >> marc anthony. >> daddy yankee. [gritos] >> creo que daddy yankee.ta mÁs nominado mexicano en esta noche. paola: tambiÉn nos acompaÑÓ christian nodal. christian nodal: los amo con toda mi vida. paola: para poder cerrar con broche de oro luis sandoval trajo lo que nadie vio. la grabaciÓn del vÍdeo musical de chiquis rivera. tambiÉn tuvimos el estreno del vÍdeo en primicia. [mÚsica] karla: hablando de esto. esta canciÓn pudimos escuchar anoche en "premio lo nuestro". cerramos la noche esta semana con "premio lo nuestro". chiquis rivera trepada en el caÑÓn. paola: muy hermoso. hablando un poco de todo lo que pasÓ en esta semana, lo que mÁs me gustÓ es que ben affleck hablÓ en espaÑol. estÁ bueno que respeten, que nos valoren. eso nos hace sentir tan bien, tan especiales. karla: fue una semana llena de exclusivas. en lo personal algo que me llena de mucha alegrÍa es que nuestra compaÑera michelle galvÁn anuncia que estÁ embarazada. habÍa pedido mucho a dios que le hiciera el milagro. incluso, en el programa pidiÓ que si alguien conociera una seÑora que l

clear regulatory commission and now said they voted to extend vermont yankee is license the n.r.c. says it will formally issue the yankees new license in a matter of days but under vermont law the public service board and the legislature must also approve a laser since extension.

federal regulators now say that vermont yankee is fit to be open for another 20 years or gina bowler joins us now with the latest on this gina kristin late this afternoon in a conference call the n.r.c. clear regulatory commission and now said they voted to extend for my employees license the n.r.c. says it will formally issue as yankees a new license in a matter of but under vermont law the public service board in the legislature must also approve a license extension.

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brewster wrote, "this country is a wonder to all yankees.there is no reason why this should not be as thickly settled and thriving as it any country on the globe. the soil is good. the climate, too. it grows everything we could wish. and it would be a magnificent region if not for the curse of slavery, which has blighted it." men like brewster believed as the federal army moves through the south it would bring prosperity and regeneration in its wake. forverance rhetoric served union soldiers as a counterweight to feelings of bitter vengeance. northern soldiers yearned to establish the justness of their war and imagining themselves as conquerors, and helped northern soldiers defend the escalating brutality of the war. none other than william tecumseh sherman, the purveyor of hard work, the premier symbol of imagined sherman himself as a liberator of southern whites. he aimed to prove to the confederate people, he professed, that their leaders could not protect them and thus exposed the empty promises of the faults political doctrine on which

brewster of the 10th massachusetts road, "this country is a wonder to all yankees. there is no reason why they should not be a settled and thriving as any country in the face of the globe. everything grows here that we could wish. it would be a magnificent region but for the curse of slavery which is blighted it." men like brewster believed that as the federal army moved to the south it would bring progress and prosperity in its wake. deliverance rhetoric served for union soldiers as a counterweight to feelings of bitterness and vengeance. northerners year and to establish the justice of their war. imagining themselves as liberators, not conquerors, helped northern soldiers defended the escalating brutality of the war. the use of tactics like confiscation, sieges, bombardments which targeted the home front. none other than a sherman william, the premier purveyor of hard work, the symbol of hard work, sherman imagined himself as a deliverer of southern whites. he aimed to prove to the confederate people that their leaders could not protect them and thus to expose the

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>> the yankees had a few comments out there. our opinion is, this did not impact the game.d series, we will leave it at that. >> reporter: when talking about the yankees, did you say you feel like this did not impact the game? what do you mean by that? >> i did not say didn't impact the game. is:is it cheating?:excuse me? was this cheating? >> we broke the rules. you can phrase that anyway you want. >> did not impact the game at all? >> they are playing in the same division as the houston astros. they are more impacted and probably any other team during the regular season by the astros. one of the pitchers, with the big left-hander, will come through big, he is not buying any of what the astros were selling today. >> [ bleep ] is to make they have not owned up to any of their actions. the way they handled things was not right. nothing has happened to them. they are skating by. if they cheated, they cheated the game, they have cheated us as players. [ bleep ] >> i also like his hair as well. he always has something going on with the hair. >> much happier times in arizona. sa

it's full of wisdom. >> yes >> seth: i want to ask i know you're a yankee fan, representing right now [ clapping ] >> seth: yeah. >> what i want to do is -- >> all of us, as a country, as a nation, we must band together and -- >> -- and find the coward. that one coward. >> -- and find that one person that did not vote to make jeter unanimous in the hall of fame. >> seth: yeah, that's right. all of the baseball writer association, everybody but one voted for jeter. >> right were you upset >> i was incensed. >> you know, that was one of the first times i realized i am a jerk yankees fan >> seth: yeah. >> because it's not -- if it was like the pirates or anything it was like, "yeah, we're going into the hall of fame. >> "oh, yeah." >> new yorkers are like, "no, it has to be unanimous. >> "unanimous first ballot [ laughter ] "are you kidding me. >> like, we're at the gate at delta, we're like, "i'm not group seven. no." >> no. [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- what about this astros story the astros got caught sign-stealing. >> yeah. >> seth: they obviously knocked out the yankees. they have o

and people lived among the shutdown of the local plant from yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous. power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where is it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is. our lie with the people this demonstrates that struggle is very real ways. struggle. today we still. storage. is here. to be reached. turkish airlines. searching coronavirus cases in europe and asia stokes fears of a pandemic after a wave of confirmed patients in italy neighboring countries are now questioning the open borders. it's the 2nd day of julian assange his u.s. extradition hearing in london a grieving process family weighs in on the case pleading with the u.k. to release the wiki leaks founder unless the u.s. hands over the suspected killer. we hear from the family's lawyer. we are in the middle of it. this is one of the charges. is the u.s. u.k. relationship

government people are demanding the shut down of a local plant from my yankee is right. now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant that was attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is are powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real way. the struggle on aunty. welcome back to early came after our big dumb president started trade war in china american farmers were hit with higher tariffs on crops they export such as soybeans and when our government bailed out farmers to the tune of $28000000000.00 multiple investigations have found that a crazy amount of that money did not go to regular farmers for more we go to our senior agricole later now to him again oh. ok. so which farmers did this money actually reach it reached the ones who grow the ship that tofu is made out of and as a vegeta

.>> what you have to say to the yankees? >> the yankees had a few comments out there. our opinion is, this did not impact the game. we had a good team. we won the world series, and we will leave it at that.>> when talking about the yankees did you say that you feel it didn't impact the game? >> i didn't say i didn't impact the game. >> may i ask, is it cheating? yue >> we broke the rules, you can freeze that anyway you want. >> is that some doublespeak for you or what. if it did not impact the game, why would you do it? they have to compete with the houston astros western division. sean minaya, very outspoken about what transpired today. >> they haven't owned up to any of their actions. the way they've handled things is not right. nothing has happened to them and they are just skating on by. if they cheated the game, they've cheated us as players. it's [bleep]. >> there you go, pretty eloquently said, maybe more so than the owner of the astros. a little time left, why not. check this out. remember last summer the chicago white sox a game, sister mary jo, very entertain

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>> listen, the yankees had a few comments out there.ou know, our opinion is, you know, that this didn't impact the game. we had a good team. we won the world series, and we'll leave it at that. >> jimmy: yeah, of course you'll leave it at that. you candidate cheating. and what a half-astros apology that was. the idea that the batters on the astros, knowing, the pitchers knowing what they were going to throw before they threw the pitches didn't impact the game is ludicrous. fortunately, one reporter followed up. >> did you say this didn't impact the game? and what do you mean by that? >> i didn't say it didn't impact the game. >> jimmy: you didn't? what about two seconds ago when you did? >> isn't sign stealing a distinct advantage for the hitter? doesn't it automatically impact competition? >> it could possibly do that. it could possibly not. >> jimmy: yep, those are the two options that, that's the old, there are fine people on both sides argument. i want to say thank you to president trump where no one has to take responsibility for a

the yankees are chased back out of culpepper. the reconnaissance gives general meade only the information he needs, which as you do not want to go west. that is not the way to get at the rebels. at the same time this is happening in madison county, the battle of chickamauga and longstreet's divisions have arrived at the nick of time. now the crisis is on the other foot. in early september, it was the rebels desperately figuring out how to stay in chattanooga. now it is the federals. they order all reinforcements in the west to go to the threat point. grant is plucked out of cooling his heels and doing virtually nothing after his vicksburg victory and told to go to chattanooga. he really wants to fire rosecrans and is happy to do it. it seems like more needs to be done. the federals have to make the same kind of decision that davis and lee were making a few weeks ago. do we do what secretary of war stanton and chase and wells are suggesting and take troops to the area of the potomac and send them west to reinforce chattanooga? or

it's called "binge this." >> daddy yankee. all right. it is time for "binge this."valerie greenberg is here to tell us what's hot and what to get ready for this weekend. valerie, welcome. so happy to have you here. >> thank you, i'm so happy to be here. good morning. >> thanks. it is a big weekend for tv. what should we be watching? >> it is. okay, so if you haven't already started binging "big little lies," now is the time. they've got season two under their belt with buzz of season three and these characters' seemingly perfect lives aren't as they appear to be at all and will be starring soon zoe kravitz. "outlander" seasons 1 through 4 i'm highly recommending. an amazing show that stars scottish hunk sam heughan which i mean, i'm already drooling over mean and caitriona balfe who is also an amazing irish actress, and all of this gets us ready for hulu's new series release, "high fidelity," which is a take on nick hornby's novel and the 2000 flick that starred john cusack. role reversal. zoe will be the lead and it has love and music. out now on hulu. it's perfect

there used to be the image of the yankee republican, the old man in the plaid jacket that's a conservative. he has passed away and has been from newby retirees jersey or new york who were democrats all their lives and they brought their politics within. republicans have gradually been replaced by democrats in the north. >> they have come here in part because of low taxes? >> you have two streams of migrants into new hampshire over the last 20 to 30 years. working families in their 30's and 40's raising kids and new hampshire. and then retirees who are moving perhaps to the more rural areas for the amenities that come with the lifestyle. you have different streams of migration. it is interesting. 20 years ago when i moved here myself the story was why is new hampshire turning from red to purple? the culprits, they said, were massachusetts residents moving north and bringing liberal democratic policies with them. nowadays you look at the new hampshire republican party, where is the base? along the massachusetts border in the suburban towns, the outer wing of the boston metropolitan area. tha

while the plotz has they can somewhat with the yankee signing form astroids pitching garrett cole he was on the mound for houston while the cheating was going on in 2018 cole says he was unaware of it or of allegations the astros will buzz's as part of the scheme there's nobody's getting a winner out of this and it doesn't look you know very good and i guess i'm just fortunate to be able to be here in new pastored i i wouldn't have seen it or been privy to that information anyway but i believe my team and my ex teammates i believe this coast tiger woods is hoping to set a record with an 83rd win on the p.g.a. tour on the coast where he made his debut as an amateur it takes 16 woods was 4 shots behind the leaders after the 1st day's play at riviera country club on thursday shots like this on the 8th putting him in contention. that it was his very 1st putt of the round that resonated most high is eagle putt of 24 feet and 8 inches mirroring the 2 jersey numbers that is quite as frank bryant wolf of the l.a. like has before his death last month. so it's ironic in that. he was a nice way

police tried to restrain 18 year-old jared yankee in the front yard of a home on parker street where they say he broke into moments eaier and grabbed the woman sitting inside i sit you know what was going on i was confused. i was skiing in the victim who didn't want to be shown or idenified says she was watching tv in her living room around 5.31 yankee used his head to break the window behind her put his 2 hands inside my windograbbed me by my here in the back ofmy shirt and was pulling me back towards the window. she was able to break free glass shattered everywhere her family rushing downstairs where they say yankee was trying to get in the front door, no clothes on no shirt just as gma bottoms and socks. but that's all he had on his face wasemotional us in but but crazy yes wide open lice say the 18 year-old resisted arrest acted aggressively and s forced to the grnd. the victim called the whole thing terrifying ho knows how far he would want if i if i didn't fight back, don't think he was trying to b us. that definitely was not his intention that day. and don't even thk he intend

[applause] york, was mayor of new the record shows the yankees won the world series. [laughter] and the giants won two super bowls versus the new england patriots. [applause] but no new york team has one since i left. [laughter] a coincidence? just saying. >> moved to washington. fmr. mayor bloomberg: no, you have a good mayor. the white house, i hadn't thought about that, that is in washington. i would like that. [laughter] it is early to measure the curtains, but that is ok. there are two elected executive's in washington, the mayor and the president. only one of them really understands what it means to lead on issues that matter to communities across america. like economic opportunity, sustainability, safe streets, good schools, equal rights, and affordable housing. and that is mayor bowser. [applause] want to focus on one of those issues. it is one where merit bowser has done old and ambitious work. that is housing. the lack of a portal housing is a growing crisis in every region of this country and communities of all sizes. wages have not kept up with the cost of

when the yankees you shoot with the virus still spreading demand for mosques is unlikely to fall in the short term but things could change if an effective vaccine is produced there is now a global drive to develop one get on to those if it's bear fruit life at the if the center of this outbreak were mine restricted. well i mean while hong kong is also stepping up measures to prevent the outbreak from spreading he said he correspond charlotte chelsea pill is on the ground there and she felt this report on the closure of more border crossings with china. these additional border closures will be considered a step in the right direction by some but for many others they are still far too little too late several borders with mainland china will still remain open including hong kong busy international apples now speaking today chief executive kerry lam defended his decision saying closing the borders completely is bullshit and discriminatory but both medical professionals and legislators across the political aisle on topic one medical unit has said today's additional border equations will actu

become a battleground in the us in vermont people love demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no clare power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is or powerline with the people this demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways the struggle. paying to die of germany's constitutional court repeals a 5 year old ban on assisted suicide services. also this hour the u.k. government withholds the findings of an investigation into grooming gangs claiming it's not in the public interest we have reaction from a victim of sexual abuse here and 8 definitely in the scene trust us thousands of children that being abused raped exploits. and ahead of super tuesday us democratic presidential hopefuls link the popularity of bernie sanders to his being a protege of the russian government.

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one thing that has changed that has brought political change, there used to be an image of the yankeeublican. the old man in the plaid jacket he was a fiscal conservative. he has passed away, and he has been replaced by retirees who moved up from new jersey, or new york, they were democrats all their lives and they brought their politics with them and they are not going to change of their 60 or 65. so republicans have gradually been replaced with democrats in the north. >> and they have come here in part because of low taxes? >> writes he had two kinds of streams of migrants into new hampshire of the last 20 to 30 years. what would be working families, people in their 30s and 40s raising kids in new hampshire. and then retirees who are moving, perhaps to the more rural areas for the amenities that, with the lifestyle up there. so you have these different streams of migration. nowadays, it's interesting, 20 years ago when i moved here myself, the story was, well why is new hampshire turning from red to purple? and the culprits, they said with a massachusetts residents moving north and

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when i was mayor of new york, the record shows the yankees won the world series and the giants 12 super bowls versus the new england patriots, but no new york team has one since i left. [laughing] a coincidence? i'm just saying, just saying. >> moved to washington. >> no, you have good mayor. white house, i hadn't thought about that. that's in washington, i like that. it's a little bit early to measure the current is but that's okay. there are two elected executives in washington, the mayor and the president but only one of them really understands what it means to lead on issues that matter to communities across america. like economic opportunity, sustainability, safe streets, good schools, equal rights and affordable housing. and that's mayor bowser. [applause] today i what to focus on just one of those issues, and it's one were mayor bowser has done some bold and ambitious work, and that his housing. the lack of affordable housing is a growing crisis in every region of this country and communities of all sizes. wages have not kept up with the cost of living, especially the cost of ren

the state's yankee atlantic fisherman telling us they feel passed over, forgotten, even cast aside inyear's primary there used to be dozens of commercial fisherman in new hampshire. today fewer than 10 boats still fishing full time. ♪ ♪ >> it's not easy, it's very, very hard. it's very hard on people. very hard on families. joshua ford has spent 17 years working on fishing boats on the new hampshire sea coast. he is now one of the youngest here to own his own boat. >> i am very proud. >> martha: but these days, up and down the state's 18-mile atlantic coast, fish and lobstermen like joshua are sounds the alarm warning their industry is in trouble with some concerned it may be dying. ♪ ♪ >> become too expensive. >> the guys just can't make it. >> we just can't survive. >> we are the last of free range buffalo hunters. >> 20 years ago this was all full of and draggers. there was a lot of draggers. it was close to home and was profitable. i would say at least 75% of the people are out of the industry. >> what you see the worst of is the opioid epidemic. people get depressed and turn to w

. >> so there is hope for me playing for the yankees i guess after all. ayres was paid $500 for his efforts on the ice. he got to keep the jersey, a and the governor of north carolina promised to make him an honorary north carolina citizen. all right. that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. from the cbs >>> it's tuesday, february 25th, >>> it's tuesday, february 25th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> democratic divide. we're in south carolina ahead of tonight's debate to break down what to expect. >>> coronavirus chaos. markets plunge as fears of infection rise. there are new outbreaks as the virus spreads across the world. >>> plus, an emotional tribute. we'll take you to the memorial for kobe bryant and his 13-year-old daughter where tears and love were on full display. >> may you both rest in peace and have fun in heaven until we and have fun in heaven until we meet again one day. captioning funded by cbs

paola: daddy yankee fue el gran ganador de la noche. ♪ ♪ >> las autoridades mexicanas revelan detallesoso de asesinar a fÁtima. los esposos habrÍan tratado de sobornar a las autoridades para que los dejaran escapar. la comunidad de inteligencia de estados unidos confirma a la cÁmara de representantes que rusia estÁ tratando de interferir en la campaÑa presidencialde 2020. el propÓsito serÍa ayudar a la reelecciÓn del presidente trump. tiene lugar la ediciÓn 32 de premios lo nuestro. la fiesta de la mÚsica latina que premia lo mejor del talento de nuestra comunidad. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ enrique: buenas noches.un crimen que conmocionÓ al paÍs. reportes preliminares apuntan a que el matrimonio tratÓ de sobornar a las arterias para que dejaran escapar. tambiÉn habla de una historia de abuso dentro de la pareja. >> apenas ayer me di cuenta que eran ellos. ivÁn: fueron maleni naciÓn que se enteró que habÍan hecho los familiares con la pequeÑa fÁtima y los denuncia las autoridades. >> llamen a la patrulla, voy a entregarlos. son los que salen en la tele. son unos que violar

great hour -- ashley: it always is, i'm trying to get my head a yankee possibly buying the mets. trump making remarks to the members of the national border patrol council at the white house at this moment but his national economic director was the one making all the headlines this morning, talking to fox business, the president says wants to introduce a middle-class tax cut by september, we will be going to the white house for all of the details, meanwhile, markets in the red, yes, as they look post gains after two days following record loss can we turn it around in the last hour, we shall do our best, the