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Oct 25, 2011
10/11

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provisions in it. if they have a good idea that works for the american people, whether they’re going to vote for the bill or not, we want nit the bill. >> how long are you willing to wait for the ideas? >> well, that happened yesterday. >> the president seemed to make it clear, times a up. >> we have to go forth. as i said, as we sit around this big table in blair house, every night families sit around the kitchen table to try to figure out the finances. the security of their jobs, the cost of their children’s educations, what is the status of their pensions? they can’t wait any longer. if your family has a pre-existing condition, or if you’re denied coverage. if your insurance has been withdrawn as you need a procedure, you know it’s long overdue. what is the point of talking about it any longer?

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>>> i avoid this place since >>> i avoid this place since 1990. my sister tonia bennett was murdered here. >> it was the most jumbled up case i’ve seen in my life. beginning to become very bizarre to mo. >> lavern and she and her boyfriend talking about killing a woman. >> she was a character. i could tell you. >> that a decade long relationship that can only be described as dysfunctional to put it mildly. >> the police start to zero in on john sosino >> i don’t know who is trying to put in this on me.

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can come true. and just like john and tara, right now determined americans from coast to coast are persevering through hardship, to prosper in this land of opportunity because in america dreams, and dream homes, still come true. maria: good wednesday morning, everyone, thanks so much for joining us. i’m maria bartiromo. that is wednesday february 9th, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. lawlessness in america out of control. san francisco’s homelessness problem getting so bad officials are suggesting residents house someone in their spare rooms. the biden administration solution issue taxpayer funded smoking kit which include crack pipes as part of an effort to

Aug 15, 2017
08/17

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[tires squealing and laughter] [rumbling and laughter] [dirt splatting] [flames whooshing] – who dares– [buzzing] who– [buzzing] disturb– [buzzing] the flyin’– [buzzing] dutchman? my beard! hey! thwack! [growls] [zapping] who dares disturb the flyin’ dutchman? – you’re not the flying dutchman. – yeah, the flying dutchman has a beard. – i don’t look like the flying dutchman because you morons cut off my beard! – oh, makes you look

Dec 24, 2019
12/19

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[ laughter ] video surfaced over the weekend of a cockroach in new york carrying a cigarette across a sewer grate. [ laughter ] this was particularly special since that’s also the new york

Jun 15, 2021
06/21

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couldn’t work, until foresees recently helped her five and subsidized needed daycare. >> there was a sense of relief because i now have the opportunity to find work. paid my bills and continue my schooling. >> reporter: but will childcare providers last? subsidies from the county, the state cares active expected funds from the presidents american rescue plan may not be enough. >> if things don’t get better in september and things to get back to some sort of normal, we will be in trouble. sharon chen, kpix5. >> there challenge is getting qualified staff. some have taken jobs in other industries or have been hired by families. still others have told their employers they make more on unemployment benefits. >>> and in this factors could have been the reason for the light turnout at today’s job fair in san francisco.

Oct 25, 2011
10/11

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dodd of connecticut and republican senator richard shelby of alabama. then the growing political divide, arizona’s governor with the toughest immigration law. president obama calls it misguided. populous ang ger against wall street. the c efrnlthszo of goldman sachs prepares to answer questions, but at the same time deepening distrust of government’s role in the economy. how will voters sort it out in november? our roundtable weighs in. “the new york times'” david brooks. cbs erin burnett, npr michele norris and “newsweek’s” evan thomas. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> first an exclusive interview with the men at the center of the debate, the chairman and ranking member of the senate banking committee, senator chris dodd and senator richard shelby. welcome back. senator dodd, the big question is do you have a deal?

May 5, 2023
05/23

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what i’m talking about is the existential threat of this kind of digital intelligence taking over. >> the idea that these robots could take over is not just science fiction, and here is how the government is dealing with it. the president and vice president just talked to top tech ceo’s about the risks and they have a new plan to look por closely at that. >> we have two very special guests to get into all of it in a special segment right now. fab five freddy is a visual artist and arc tech of the street art movement and exploded on the scene in the 70s as a major graph eat a artist and expert and you may remember him from joe cannabis line and pushes social justice. he is a returning alumni of “the beat” in all its forms. good to see you. >> how are you? nice to be here, and nice to meet the good governor who i have watched many times. >> heavy hitter john kasich,

Sep 23, 2013
09/13

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this was truly weird. those guys may be totally, horribly bad, but without them, we’d never have gotten to see this. my story starts with rinty standing in the yard. suddenly it starts to snow. rinty says, “woof, woof, woof!” what happens next? the next day, rinty goes outside and it starts to snow. rinty says “woof, woof, woof!” how does it end? more snow? woof, woof, woof? don’t give it away. surely you can tell a better story than my brother. just go to the “martha’s stories” page at pbskids.org and play “pup talk.” make up your own story. tell it to me and watch it come to life. you can even include scary stuff like fireworks. try it out. join us online at pbskids.org. hey, snow! told you! (laughing) rds in today’s program? if not, here are a few again.

Oct 6, 2021
10/21

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a safe algorithm. facebook sought teens creating secret accounts that are often hidden from their parents as unique value proposition, in their role — words, a unique value proposition, driving up shareholders at this expense of safety. it doubled down on targeting children, pushing products onto pre-teenagers that it knows are harmful to our kids’ mental health and well-being. instead of telling parents, facebook concealed the fact and stonewalled and blocked this information from the coming public, including to this committee when senator blackburn and i specifically asked the company. and still even now, as of just last thursday, when a facebook

Dec 16, 2018
12/18

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system of surveillance, repression, and control. right this very second, china’s authoritarian system detains more than a million religious minorities in reeducation camps. mr. pichai, i urge you to reflect on that fact and on the promise your company made when it pulled out of the china market in 2010 and i applauded you for that move in 2010. back then, google promised it would not censor its search results in china or compromise its commitment to a free and open internet. in light of the recent events, i think the american people deserve to know if something changed, and if so, what? all of these topics, competition, censorship, bias, and others, point to one fundamental question that demands the nation’s attention. are america’s technology

Jun 19, 2022
06/22

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let’s discuss this with renato mariotti, a former columnist for political and jill wine-banks, watergate prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. it’s good to have you with us. joe, i would like to start with you and get your reaction to both hearings this week. do you think that the committee successfully outlined the extent to which donald trump and his allies like john eastman knew and were aware that what they were doing was illegal? >> i think that they have done a brilliant job, that they left no doubt for any person who was watching, any person that cared about the facts, that they knew that they were lying, they knew they were violating the law, that they were part of a much broader conspiracy to overturn the election than just january six. this is part of the entire scheme, not just the big lie, not just the violence, but the calls the georgia, all the other efforts made to other states to get them to issue fixed eighths of electors, all of that and then the most searing information, i thought, was about vice president pence and the pressure they put on him and the danger they subjected him to. why would have to say is that his bravery in saying that i would not get in the car, i will not leave the building, i have a constitutional responsibility to fulfill, and i am going to do it. he stayed and made it happen. so, i think that is what we need to be looking at. >> burn auto, there is a difference between showcasing the evidence to the american people, as we saw this week in the hearings, and actually proving it in a court of law, the thresholds are obviously very different, tell us about the hurdles that prosecutors could face in trying to prove or establish the criminal intent of somebody like a donald trump and his potential accomplices. >> sure, proving the intent of someone like john eastman is a little bit easier than proving intent of donald trump because eastman’s lawyer. he knows exactly what he was doing. that is why he wanted to be on the part in this. he is admitting privately — with donald trump, it is trickier. obviously, we all know that he speaks in a word salad. he, obviously, has a problem state of mind. he certainly acted as if he believed that he really won. more importantly, he was getting advice from crooked lawyers, like rudy giuliani, like eastman. i think part of the challenge is going to be there being able to show that trump knew that legal schemes, this pence came that we are just talking about, was something that he himself knew was illegal, even though a lawyer was telling him to go forward with it.

Apr 24, 2023
04/23

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“feminism against progress.” we move on, though, we have this tonight. democrats are giving illegal migrants another tool to break into our country. this week they introduced a bill that would ban detaining gay illegal immigrants. all they would have to say is they are gay or lesbian or bisexual or trans and then they are out of detention. if your pickup truck has a rainbow bumper sticker, you can smuggle as many illegals as you want apparently without the consequence of detention. if you get caught, you know, in a, told him your boyfriend is on

Apr 12, 2015
04/15

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>> the victim was a young teenaged girl. she was nude and had been beaten and stabbed to death. >> no one would have been around to hear any screams. and it was the kind of place where there wouldn’t have been just someone driving by, certainly on a dirt road off of the main road. >> she had no identification and she didn’t match any missing person’s reports. police found a pair of jeans near her body. in the pocket was a key chain with the initial “f.” and there was some broken jewelry. >> in the clothing up around her neck, there are pieces of a gold link chain. they’re in the clothing, and they’re on her skin. >> crime scene technicians processed an area close to 700 square feet and photographed the shoe and tire impressions found in the soft dirt. interestingly, there was only one set of shoe prints.

Sep 21, 2012
09/12

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May 30, 2018
05/18

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game away for other africans. you can’t let white people know we can do that kind of stuff. supposed to keep the wakanda stuff on the down low. every time the white people can’t find their phone, it’s, damn africans, they must have climbed in — oh, yeah, they can do that. they can dhoovment it’s cool france gave this guy citizenship. all the other migrants will try to save kids. every other game of hide and seek will be broken up by africans. i found him! he was behind the kittens! i’m a citizen now, yes? it shows you why every country needs immigrants. they work so much harder. at the bottom of the video, a white guy is also trying to climb up. ( laughter ) ( applause ) yeah. that’s the result of ten

Jul 31, 2022
07/22

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liz cheney received the same review from their states for joining the january 6th community, you might remember. — national correspondent for politico, and john wine-banks is a former prosecutor. — both jill and betsy are msnbc contributors. great to see you both. we’ll start with you. rusty bowers, a republican, in the primary, as we just discussed, for standing up to trump. how does it stand today, 100 days out? >> it’s tough. and it’s always easier for incumbents facing these pro trump primary challengers than it is and contests where there isn’t an incumbent. of course, in georgia, we saw trump enthusiastically trump backed primary challengers target candidates who had not always been in total perfect lockstep with the former president. and those cases, trump’s candidates failed. the challenge rusty bowers faces is that the other trend that we kind of see broadly across the republican primary landscape is that it’s less important whether trump is opposed to you and more important whether you are opposed to trump. just speaking generally, republican trent candidates running in republican primaries thus far have run as anti trump conservatives haven’t had a particularly impressive track record. in georgia, the two republicans who won disagreed with trump on some core issues, but didn’t present themselves as a big check against trumpism writ large. arizona is a very interesting state, because they’re very fire right wing of the republican party is very powerful, and it will be important test case for people like rusty bowers, who is a really conservative guy, to see how they hold out. >> there’s a lot to watch this coming tuesday. related to reporting, really quickly, we have some new reporting about — tied to trump’s fake electors game? >> yeah, that’s right. but we’ve learned is that at least three justice department grand jury subpoenas are seeking communications to and from a person named josh findlay. findlay worked on the trump campaign’s legal team during the end of the election season, including that crucial window when the electors scheme was unfolding. after biden was inaugurated, he went to the national committee and became the republican parties national director for election integrity. that’s his official capital letter title. the subpoenas that are seeking communications to and from him, as i believe is standard, are seeing communications up through present day.

Jan 11, 2018
01/18

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>> i don’t think america wants to see those. it would car their morning. >> i don’t know what it was but you were feeling it. >> i think it was something like this. i’m sorry, everybody. i didn’t mean to subject you to that. >>> the headlines are following. the storm is heading east and millions in its path. expected at the east coast by tomorrow. >>> and former president obama back in front of the cameras. you see him there for a new netflix interview with david letterman talking about dad dancing. >> i think the key is what we call staying in the pocket. >> sure. [ laughter ] >> staying in the pocket. >> you got to stay in the pocket because i think everybody here knows dads who get out of the pocket and they’re trying stuff that they can’t really pull off. and, you know, they start doing like karate kicks and all kinds

Aug 11, 2022
08/22

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we have a great show for you. domino’s is dying in italy. donald trump has taken a vow of silence. and you like jordan klepper at trump rallies you will want to see this one. let’s do this people. let’s jump strayed strait into today’s headlines. ( applause ) all right, before we get into the big stories, let’s camp up on a few other things going on in the world. first up, domino’s pizza has announced that it is closing the last of its restaurants in italy. and, yes– yes, they had domino’s in italy. italy has drunk people, too. ( laughter ) you know, if you ask me, them going out of business in italy was actually the best thing that could have happened to them. because think about it– they came to the land of pizza. and then they injected cheese into the crust? ( laughter ) they’re lucky they didn’t get the death penalty, you know. the italians are like, what have

Aug 7, 2015
08/15

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speculation and priceline and clorox, a couple of consumer names that have managed to beat the tape. we’ll see, august has not been kind of to stocks, it’s shaping up that way. >> especially etsy down 35% this week. >> yeah. one of the worst of the week. anyway have a good weekend. let’s get get to helicopters, scott wopner and the half — headquarters. >>> let’s meet the starting lineup. jim lebenthal is here along with stephanie link. josh brown, njohn najarian and strategist richards, and the bear market why some say the chances of that happening is the highest since 2007. calls on kors, one firm says buy, another says sell, which one is right our experts cut through the noise. we begin with stocks. the fed and your money, they jobs report leading many to think a september rate hike is

Mar 30, 2011
03/11

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hoy en veredito final. hoy en veredito final. >> he visto que mi hermana tiene hormonas aoroto adas. >> si la hubiera visto en pleno acto sexual hubiera llamado a la policía. >> es una falta de respeto porque eres mi hija. >> y además… vine de trabajar y él cambia la llave de la cerradura y me fui a la casa de mi amigo. >> le daré una solución a tus problemas, aquí cambiará tu vida, gracias, vamos con el primer caso.

Dec 22, 2022
12/22

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even admit mistakes. and all that means chat gpt or more advanced a.i. like it could replace people in all sorts of positions. >> this could potentially save time and resources, but it could also lead to a loss of personal connections and a decline in the quality of these types of interactions. >> reporter: we know that because everything rushkoff said just there was written by chat gpt when asked about potential problems with itself. >> the answer it gave me about the dangers of gpt, that sounded like a pretty good television guest to me. you know? >> reporter: this is genuinely a game changer. this is one of the bits of technology, remember where you heard about it first, because this is going to change your life. it does have some problems still. its knowledge so far only goes up to 2021 because it’s not googling this information. it has it inside. but they’re also working on a

Aug 27, 2022
08/22

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congresswoman, thank you were coming on. >> thank you, tucker. >> that conversation with andrew tate, we played you part of it. you can stream it. we will be back at 8:00 p.m. the sworn enemy of lying smugness have the best weekend. the best nonpolitical happy weekend with the ones you love. we will see you monday. >>> welcome to this special edition of hannity. i am jason in for sean. tonight after weeks of speculation and selective anonymous leaks, the affidavit used in the mar-a-lago rate has officially been released to the public. unfortunately, magistrate judge bruce reinhart allowed the doj to go wild with redactions. keep in mind judge reinhardt is an obama donor who recused

Oct 25, 2022
10/22

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wreck cities and attack cops. we’ve never seen that from trump supporters. to watch january 6th, i’m not going to soft peddle what happened, but that was a horrific day. what about the combination of all those other days that led up to that, that had everyone shaking their head, am i watching this, a trump scene of them attacking the capitol and law enforcement? there’s questions there that still need to be answered, especially with the focus group we just witnessed. the first successful democrat would say i’m outraged about january 6th, and i’m outraged at what happened in new york city streets in the middle of a pandemic. i’m outraged that all the statues came down, the confeetti of andrew jackson in front of the white house, nooses around its neck, taking off abram lincoln’s name off schools, tearing up our founding fathers because they didn’t march in the same way we did in 2020, instead of judging people by the

Sep 5, 2011
09/11

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y los agoles de la fecha de hoyi los partidos podrán verlos por univisión y telefutura. >> los invitamos a que

Oct 3, 2012
10/12

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May 24, 2011
05/11

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new year’s. spike mendelsohn’s here. and he has a good-looking hat. you wear it well. >>> also this half hour, special correspondent, melissa rycroft will give us details on turning the ball on up there. melissa, good morning. >> it’s much better for you in there. i’m getting used to this. i’ve been learning my mirror ball trivia. this ball is actually a 12-foot sphere. and it weighs in at 12,000 pounds. i’m going to stay festive and stay warm up here. >> you wear those glasses beautifully, melissa. >> i try. >> ringing in the new year. >>> also this morning, we want to get to our warm coats, warm hearts campaign. we have two special guests this morning. they’re the lead dancers from “in the heights.” and they’re going to donate coats for this morning. make it happen. >> the total tally right now,

Nov 20, 2020
11/20

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that is been a huge focus late lately. the teachers union sets the 3% threshold, when you hit that — it’s been established by the teachers union over the summer in order to reach an agreement to reopen was a 3% threshold. >> that was actually not true. the mayor’s at the 3% threshold, what the teachers union did in new york city afterwards was to say these are the safeguards that we need and this is the testing we need. the good news story here which you and i agree arm is that when you have that testing and when you have those safeguards, we saw that in new york city the schools were basically safe. the issue now is the rate of increase that was happening from 0.5 to 3%. >> martha: even given that, all of these experts and scientists say that children are safer in school, it’s worked across europe and the u.k., they never close their schools during their second spike and now they are in recovery, they are down 10% and the kids are not missing out. >> what they did in europe and what they did in new zealand is that they have national leadership that did math, that actually close the bars including stimulus. >> martha: given all that, they say they are safer in school. >> they’re connected. >> martha: the numbers are rising, the kids are safer in school. >> i agree with you, we’ve been trying to get kids back in school throughout the country and we work in new york city to do it, but we have to get community spread down now. >> martha: i’ve got to leave it there, new york governor andrew cuomo melting down at a press briefing this week when a “wall street journal” reporter asked to clarify confusion over who holds the authority to shut down the city’s schools and here’s what he said. >> first of all, let’s try not to be obnoxious and defensive in your tone. because you’re 100% wrong. >> martha: that was just the

Jul 25, 2020
07/20

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>> gd evening, >> gd evening, covid and a race. how disparities in alabama are highlighted by the pandemic as the state sees record numbers of hospitalizations. forrest under seizure. gail logging devastates the congo rain fort basin. everything. our children will suffer. they will suffer from the effects ofg temperatures and climate change. we must protect the forest from logging. >> it is friday. examining the ongoing pandemic response.

Feb 8, 2022
02/22

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still remain out of a job since the start of the pandemic. happening right now, staff at the california college of arts in san francisco are on strike there alleging college administrators are violating federal labor laws. they’re holding protests at the francisco campus on 8th street for most days this week, except for tomorrow. they’re going to be picketing at the oakland campus on clifton street and broadway. union representatives say students and faculty will also hold sympathy strikes. rallies in picket lines will be held from 8 in the morning until 5 in

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