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. >>> back here in the bay area, a live look at oakland where the school district will mark a yar since the closures. oakland is holding what it calls a device distribution event. the 25,000 students will get a computer that can be used for remote learning. >>> we are hearing oakland parents and students about a reopening plan in a tentative deal between teachers and the district. students would start coming back two weeks today. >>> oakland said that tk through second would return by march 30th and third through 5th by april 19th. the district will follow a hybrid model. >> excited for them to get back to normal. of course a little bit of worry. we want to make sure everybody feels comfortable. feels like there is light at the end of the tunnel. >> when are we going back? >> it's confusing. >> the teacher's union still needs to approve the agreement. if it does members would be required to return to april 15th. >>> happening today if you know what teacher who likes indian food let them know. bay area teacher school staff can stop by participating locations. hurry up now to get a free b

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chairman, of the budget committee, did a great, great job in getting this done as did -- >> as did john yar mouth of kentucky with a little help of bourbon. i see neil and widen and between the two of them they put nearly a trillion dollars into the pockets of the american people. but we are here to soon the bill so thank you all very much for joining us. thank you to the chairs, the house and senate chairs and as you said so correctly all those who are not here, as well. thank you. shall we? >> all right. there you have it. with a little help as the speaker out house said with bourbon. the american rescue plan gets signed on capitol hill and makes the way to the president's desk for signature and taking place friday afternoon. that was the house speaker nancy pelosi. senate majority leader chuck schumer. mike memoli, anna palmer with us. mike, i have a question for you, as well. beautiful exuberance is the way it's described. the most consequential legislation passed in decades as both the speaker and the senate majority leader said there. your reaction to those descriptions, anna? >> clea

>> as a member of the just dish yar committee, in fact one of our subcommittees last week had a hearinge the argument that this is not my position to speak to the retirement of supreme court justices. but it is important to make the point that the court is long overdue for the appointment of a black woman, which president biden has indicated he would be interested in doing. so, i'm going to be waiting patiently. and as well i happen to be one of those thabls that the court will not be hurt by expanding the court. let's see what will happen. >> court expansion is a topic that needs to be discussed more. i'm glad you raised it. sadly we're out of time. congresswoman sheila jackson lee. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. i'm glad you heard me now. >> we heard you, we heard you. >>> today we got a preview of the latest manufactured culture war that republicans are pedaling. say good-bye to the battle over masks and hello to vaccine passport hysteria. i'll explain after this short break. hysteria. i'll explain after this short break. definitely moisturizer! antibacterial can i have b

and then it has been about a yar since the pandemic hit, an anniversary nobody asked for.bring in a top neuroscientist to share his three tips for breaking bad habits, changing your brain at the core, regaining control, yes, yes and yes. and then we're going to catch up with wnba superstar and activist maya moore. and the man she helped free from prison 23 years after a wrongful conviction. the newlyweds since they did get married revealing their newrefo. and the answer if maya is going to come back to the basketball court. it is all comingp he on "gma." >> that's a whole story and i like it. >> mm-hmm. me too. so special. >> talking about remaking your brain, whatever you just said, amen to that. yesterday my husband was, like, we need you to leave this house and walk around this block so that you can get right. he was correct. >> got to do it sometimes. i'm reading another book called atomic habits. i have a lot of atomic habits, i realized. >> need to look into that. when you've got a business, you don't want to worry about slow internet or confusing cybersecurity. so g

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jam through half a billion doll yars funding the cities that are gutting our law enforcement officers. taking away what they need to exist. what happened in austin, a 50% increase in murder rate. we lost -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. roy: this bill is a sham. we should oppose it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: no matter how many times republicans may say the contrary, democrats have never called for defunding the police. i now yield one minute to the -- distinguished gentleman from new york, mr. jefferies. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. mr. jefferies: we respect every single officer who has died in the line of duty. the question is, why don't you respect those black and latino individuals who were shot in the back? choked to death? beaten nearly unconscious. or have a knee to the neck strangling the life out of them for 8:46. why don't you respect them? that's what the george flood justice in

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while russian president putin is now taunting insults.t biden with school yar- asked about your interview and biden's comments, the russian president responded dryly, quote, i would say to him, be well, i wish him good health adding, i say that without irony, without any jokes. then going on to suggest biden is the real killer here, and this morning putin is again challenging biden to talk one-on-one live. i asked the white house about this. the press secretary almost laughing it off. extremely unlikely to be is - accepted and while it's clear that putin is trying to needle president biden here, the white house says the president has no regrets about labeling putin a killer. george. >> yeah, mary, offered to moderate that debate but i'm not holding my breath. >> reporter: i wouldn't hold your breath on that one. >> thanks very much. cecilia. >>> we turn to the aftermath of that major storm system sweeping across the south. at least 32 reported tornadoes touching down from oklahoma to florida. rob marciano has the latest. >> reporter: overnight, severe storms sweeping through the southeast

joining me now is kentucky congressman and the chairman of the house budget committee john yar muse. great to have you with me. i don't want to waste any time. let's get right to it. let's start with this unemployment insurance, the benefits that happened overnight that eventually passed. so, look. people need to understand that this bill is going to be voted on in the senate, and even if it passes the senate, it has to go back to the house. this reduced unemployment rate is going to be a stickler. is this something the house will go for? >> i think we'll finally support it, tiffany. there are so many important things in the bill that are going to help so many millions of americans. the one good thing, now they're extended through september, which is important. we don't want to have to be fighting this again in three month if the unemployment rate is still as high as it is. there were trade-offs, but, again, this is something we won't lose any votes over this one in the house. >> all right. you say there were trade-offs. certainly that's true. but does it feel to you like democrats w

host: this is representative henry q yar -- cuellar and serves the 21st district in taxes. you for giving us your time. guest: thank you. host: what do you think about the final package being voted on, is this something that you can support? guest: absolutely, it is important to make sure that we do two things, we look at the health of the individual and economy. the health of the individual is important, we will get more money for vaccines and testing. to make sure that we get the vaccines to the arms of the individuals who need the vaccine. the way the vaccines -- the biden administration has been doing a good job, 2 million a day, and this week i think they had about 3 million. it is looking good, and that is the health of the individual. the health of the economy is putting $1400 in the hands of the individual and money for small businesses and in the cities and counties to make sure that we get things moving again. so, the health of the individual and economy is what this bill will do. host: what is the response on republicans who describe it as a small amount for covi

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