the mirror, taylor says he can no longer just look on as the village dies out. that's why stefano sarina is fighting for taylor as future at the beginning of the 1900s around 5500 people still lived in t ora. today the population isn't even a 3rd of that. after the devastating earthquake in 1980, the time was almost completely rebuilt. but about half of the houses in the village center remain uninhabited. as italian cities filter bursting small towns and villages dying out, but they could be a simple solution. they go because of because we've never better understood how important he's over crowding. and big metropolitan area really was soon and hurried to settle, announces the way places deep in the countryside the day and develop a better quality of life. and at the same time provide to solution, you see that all the places in italy, in fact, well what be revitalized in a while at the same time improving the quality of life and city as he's been areas are in the precarious situation because they have to new resident stefano farina would like to make a ora attra

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congresswoman marjorie taylor greene joins us now, thanks you so much for coming on. how surprised are you to learn that you are a victim? >> i wasn't just surprised, i was outraged. as a matter of fact, i'm very angry about it because i can tell you this, i am probably one of the only members of congress that owns a woman owned construction company.y i've been successful in 11 states. i can say a lot more than the federal government. we've had a turn of profits, not a lot. i can tell you is a member of congress has been successful in business, i'm not only surprised, i am very angered to be considered in a category that is socially and economically disadvantaged. as a matter of fact, i don't consider myself that way at all. because i'm american woman and i live in a country through hard work and i can be successful, that is exactly what we've done. and our family construction business that is a women and owned business.ns so for democrats to treat women and put us down in a category where we have to be a victim in order to succeed, i find that extremely insulting and

one republican did speak with me, congressman marjorie taylor gr greene. for weeks she spread the baseless conspiracy theory that the fbi was involved in the capitol insurrection. i pressed her for evidence repeatedly and unsurprisingly, she didn't have it. when you look at the video, don't you mainly see trump supporters? >> well -- >> involved in the rioting? >> there's all kinds of people involved in the rioting. there's people in black clothes, that's people in red hats. >> there are oath keepers, people from the proud boys. >> that's what we've read and seen, yes, and -- >> but they've been arrested. they've been arrested, brought to court. >> right, they're being held, some of them, in solitary confinement, almost 24 hours a day in the jails here. >> but i'm wondering, so if they're being held in jail, if they're in solitary confinement like you said, where does this stuff come from about the fbi and antifa? where are you getting that from? we're curious about that. >> if there's information that there may have been fbi operatives, we don't know what

she mentioned marjorie taylor greene. she voted against this as well. she mentioned her, so she doesn't like the temple of our american democracy, and they don't like the word insurrection. i mean -- >> look, kooky people say kooky things. marjorie taylor greene, and some of those people who voted against that resolution, were, in fact, in sympathy with the insurrection. you could hear that from paul cosart in his discussion today in the last hour. that's a sad fact of where we are in the segment of the republican party today, and marjorie taylor greene makes a new spectacle almost every day. we can't be surprised about it anymore, and there are going to be more of them to come. i think the next relevant development on this front is when they make a second pass as nancy pelosi the speaker said today she wanted the senate to do to see if they can get 60 votes for a nonpartisan outside commission to investigate what happened on january 6. i presume she's doing that in the belief that there is some shot that that will happen. joe manchin has indicated that

that's what he would down in taylor's, taylor's book, a life we don't really know what it was going to come out of these explosions, each explosion that we do. we don't know what's going to happen, but i trust god that whatever happens, it's going to be his will and his timing for us. the one. all right. great. so satisfying our last walk as a 1st dog i had and 40 years i raise from a maybe like a child the hi, this kevin leonard. we have a scheduled today for my dog. i got everything ready to go and i kinda like it just behind us. very, very, very know me . i ah do it again. wish there was a little fever. so you guys actually got an uncovered face men's clothing and showed host. it's a kind of a gun, feminism, it's name is how camino above put a human level. some of the whole lot of that of us is, was a lot of up on the job, but you don't want me. she lives in one of the most dangerous and patriarchal provinces of afghanistan, cost when she was time on this national level, i shall do that, i'll get you into it. i'm glad you got the notes that she does her best to fight for women's rig

congresswoman marjorie taylor greene joins us now peer they could so much for coming on. how surprised are you to learn that you are a victim? >> i wasn't just surprised, i was outraged. as a matter of fact, i'm very angry about it because i can tell you this, i am probably the only members of congress that owns a woman owned construction company. i've been successful in 11 states. i can say a lot more than the federal government. we've had a turn of profits, not a lot. i can tell you is a member of congress has been successful in business, i'm not only surprised, i am very angered to be considered in a category that is socially and economically disadvantaged. as a matter of fact, i don't consider myself that way at all. because i'm american woman and i live in a country through hard work and i can be successful, that is exactly what we've done. and our family construction business that is a women and owned business. so for democrats to treat women and put us down in a category where we have to be a victim in order to succeed, i find that extremely insulting and i see it

taylor. lifelong resident of wisconsin and a friend who peacefully passed away at age 88 on april 16, 2021, surrounded by his family. don was active in many civic and service organizations and wore many hats throughout his lifetime. he served honorably as second lieutenant in the u.s. army and was a long time member and past member of the walk that -- waukesha rotary club. hewrote sat in -- he wrote novels set in waukesha. don was a staple in the waukesha community. don succeeded his father, karl, as president of the waukesha bank, a role he held from 1969 to 1994. don is credited with modernizing the operations of the bank, and computerizing operations in 1968. one of the first banks to do so. . in 2004 his son became the third generation of the family who serve as president of the bank. don will also be remembered for his deep involvement in politics. he served as chairman of the waukesha county republican party for 30 years. from 1979 to 1989, and again from 1993 to 2013. don was one of th

out of the group in washington m than marjorie taylor greene, a brand-new member of congress. i and maybe because of that, she sees things that others did no longer notice but she noticed something odd in a new piece of legislation for which she joins us next to explain what it is. ♪ ♪

just yesterday, councilmember lord taylor -- moran taylor allowed a proposal that would allow new violence prevention methods and alternative response, but also not let the current staffing levels further deplete. i hope that people support proposal, but people need to be heard. they need to weigh in. they need to contact city council. >> i want to ask you more about what the counter to what you have offered. it includes the number of police academies, putting more in police prevention and macro, a civilian response program, talk about what your proposal is and may be why investing in more preventative resources and social services is not as much of a focus as police. >> know -- it is just as much of a focus. i support investments in macro, violence prevention, it is a huge priority of mine. i believe we can do both. we can invest in these new prevention methods which i fully support and have championed forever. we cannot deplete the current safety safety net we have in place now and has been proven to reduce violent crime and prevent it when it is done in collaboration with community and

taylor you. you never think something like this will happen. >> jagr. and you know, i think it's always a fear when using these rideshare apps. what exactly did happen when you're getting into a car with a stranger. well, in this case, the victim says that it was business as usual until she was dropped off at home. she says that's when, of course the driver took off. she says she chased after him and she was even able to tap the hood of the trunk. but you know that driver didn't stop and now she's sharing her story after her experience with trying to get help from lift. >> i went around to the back of the car expecting him to open the trunk so i could receive my luggage, but instead he just speeds off very suddenly. and i was running after the car. i even managed to like get it happened on the head of the trunk. but he sped off so quickly. this lyft passenger who wishes to remain anonymous out of fear of retaliation says. >> she ordered a lyft monday morning from the inner richmond to her home. j

congress woman marjorie taylor greene comparing the house mask mandate to the holocaust. we will tell you what she is saying now and what she didn't. >>> later, a democratic member of congress whose records were attained in a still mysterious leak investigation, joins us. we will talk about the latest revelations and how much we still don't know. # nothing will stop me from vacation. no canceling. flexible cancellation. kayak. search one and done. tonight, i'll be eating a pork banh mi with extra jalapeños. [doorbell rings] thanks, baby. yeah, we 'bout to get spicy for this virtual date. spicy like them pajama pants? well, the top half of me looks good. no wonder we still single. hello lenny28. wait a minute, i know a lenny28. ooo...lenny is cute! can i get some privacy, please? your cloud... it isn't just a cloud. it's everything flowing through it. and it's more distributed than ever. one company takes you inside. giving you visibility and insight...to take action. one company... securely connects it all... on any platform, in any environment. between your cloud and be

marjorie taylor greene, she loves the camera and she'll go do it. kevin mccarthy should be interposing his own body. if you could get to him, you wouldn't talk to her. >> mo brooks could not pedal away fast enough from us. he's been peddling these false con spear sis, but he could not pedal away fast enough. what do you think? >> what nancy pelosi wants do is for this select committee to be serious and to actually focus on the business at hand, and that is trying to get to the bottom of what happened with the insurrection on january 6th, which, by the way, cnn has a special called "trump's insurrections." trump's words, trump's deeds caused that insurrection. david is right. there were people who were actually doing damage not just to the party. but the things they were saying and doing would be marginalized. the republican party is not marginalizing people. in fact, that's part of the problem they have. kevin mccarthy is stuck between trump and a hard place. he can't disavow them because then he'll piss off trump. we know the biggest fear republica

taylor. cobra insurance was covered during the pandemic and people lost their job to no fault of their own and we secure that and know how important it was to the culinary workers union. so just a few seconds i have left we will go to a second round of course. it's fully subsidized benefits had on your members in the hospitality and tourism industry. basically what the hospitality industry employers continue to provide healthcare benefits so in the middle of a healthcare pandemic we have people losing healthcare so this has been a huge plus under the american rescue plan. it's for six months and if i was looking ahead at what congress can do they often had to requalify for healthcare. right when we were shut down right in the middle of the pandemic we had people losing healthcare. i can't think of anything more impactful that came under the american rescue plan then 100% cobra rescue. >> senator scott, you are recognized. >> can we talk about some of the challenges that they've had with labor

that condemned anti-semitism after the ap called it an embarrassing misstep but they called marjorie taylor greene, reckless, irresponsible anti-semitic rhetoric. just this week however, for jewish house democrats wrote a letter to the president begging for him to command a united front against anti-semitism in this country. >> harris: what was the president's response? >> emily: crickets thus far and remember it took him almost four months to nominate an ambassador to israel so the only message i see is that one of a lack of prioritization by the white house and clearly not a united front against

. >> what is the impact of o marjorie taylor greene. yesterday, she held a news conference to apologize for an offensive holocaust comparison after visiting the holocaust museum. you have democrats who wanted to put a censure resolution on the floor, censuring her for those comments. c then you have republicans wanting to censure democrats like congresswoman omar for her anti-israel rhetoric.t but sticking with marjorie taylor greene, what is the impact of her election on the republican party? >> first of all, i was a little bit happy and surprised to see her apologize. that's something that is rare in politics today. we have seen a message from donald trump that you never apologize. that was sort of the mantra.th so it was different and noteworthy that she apologized. i think that she owed an apology. it's good that she did it. otherwise, i think i kind of look at marjorie taylor greene as more of a symptom of a broken political system than someone who will be driving things that much. t i know that she drives a lot of news coverage be

could selling these for one euro be another opportunity to improve taylor in the future. like as narrows the new one year a project further reduces the real estate assets of the community. and when you give someone something legalize, then there isn't an obligation for the buyers to live in the community that be that level. when we need families living here, not 5 days a year. i mean we need families. that would be part of our society and help us to keep our services with that. so that with developing in a way that gets us back to normal life. i mean, oh, meanwhile, 7 families from all around the world settled in taylor and they are all a new passport holders and come from naples sicily, argentina, brazil, and england is also a family that has played from syrian to melia one year of houses have also made the place a nexus of many cultures, most of the buyers come from abroad and only vacation here. yet here it's less a matter of repopulating the village synergies of rescuing the villages, old bricks and mortar. the viewing to us of the group from moulton is coming to an e

if congresswoman marjorie taylor greene of georgia pushing on the panel. of course, marjorie taylor greene has publicly defended the insurrectionists and said the fbi was behind the attack. some others who have shown interest include congressman matt gaetz and congresswoman boebert of florida. it should be noted that all three of those members sided with the insurrectionists and voted to overturn the election results on january 6th, bucking the electors of the rightful acted president. today, speaker pelosi said they would overturn the election and they did make clear that she is the power to veto kevin mccarthy. congressman joe neguse service peach manager for president trump and inciting an insurrection at the capitol and he joins me now. what is your understanding, congressman, of the structure of this committee and when the appointments might come together? >> well, good to see you again, chris. the selected committee is structured very similar to previous select committees that have been approved by congress as you mentioned. bipartisan structure, wil

the temperatures go taylor kron 4 news makes sense. thank you taylor. >> in palo alto thieves stole over $100,000 worth of luxury handbags from louis beat on store at the stanford shopping center today. police released images of one of the female suspects happened monday, about 05:30pm, police say this person is one of 11 these that coordinated a sophisticated grab and run operation. >> arrived at the same time entered the store. at the same time made no effort to do any shopping. it's quite clear they were there for a purpose. they were there very briefly before fleeing altogether a group of vehicles that were parked together. >> witnesses reported seeing the thieves leaving in 5 vehicles. a gray lexus sedan. a gray infiniti sport utility vehicle, a white audi sedan, a black four-door hyundai and red 2 door honda honda rather sudan. >> new tonight at 9. chad and lori day bill, the so-called doomsday couple for their, you know, extreme religious beliefs. he could say, well, they're back in the headlines today. chad daybell entering not

gloria, what do you make of this apology from marjorie taylor green? >> i think what we saw today was the congresswoman without the snark that we are used to. she was clearly schooled in some history that perhaps she wasn't aware of when she made those remarks or maybe she was. i think she's under a great deal of pressure, both from her leadership in congress and other republicans around the country to resttract what she said. i think we'll have to see how she behaved in th d in the fu. but it was clear to me watching that that perhaps she wasn't aware of what occurred during the holocaust until she walked into the museum and got a firsthand look. it's hard for me to believe that. but who knows? it could be true. she certainly was singing a different tune today. >> it's not like this was a one-off from her. she actually doubled down on it. how hard is it to believe the apology is genuine? >> we'll have to see. i think there's a great deal of pressure on her. i think she politically had to do this and i think going to the museum was a good idea. but we'

however, taylor reporting kron 4 news. thank you. taylor to the south bay. now, one of the largest coronavirus vaccination sites in the state. >> shutdowns since the levi stadium, a site launched in february. is administered. 350,000 doses. health officials say that cases in santa clara county have slowed to less than 2 per day for every 100,000 people. the county says that it will now focus on smaller vaccination sites throughout the community. what years here. we're going to check out our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza still not pitch black out there and 9.13 few days after the solstice. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here and the breeze a boy. it was it was just beautiful out there today, really a june jet. >> yeah, it really was. i mean, from coastal valleys. we should be in our 80's for most of our inland valleys. but instead warming up into the 70's. still very pleasant temperatures for our warmest spots and not only that, but we actually have a strawberry full supermoon can't see it because of all of t

actually that was sat on stage when you were up there was michael taylor. he said something along the lines like that big queen would suck out capital from bond equity. and both the silver or price discovery to bond equities and, and gold and silver. you know what i meant by that? that was quite interesting. what he meant is that interest rates are going to go back to 5 percent from under a quarter of one percent. real price. right? because big going to take away the of the derivatives market to perpetrate fraud on price discovery. bonds are going to go from one percent on the 10 year to 5 percent . every single bank in the country is going in solvent. thanks to pick coin. thank you. pick line. thank you. pick point. jimmy diamond is gone. jimmy, it's gone. right? actually we're quite a few j. p. morgan bankers here. that was funny, but you also met ron paul. and you had a conversation with ron paul. what was it about ro ron ball? you know, we were talking about how under the nail conservative moment movement that goes back around in the early 1980 you know

actually that was sat on stage when you were up there was michael taylor. he said something along the lines like that big queen would suck out capital from bond equity and both the silver, but your price summary to bonds, equities, and, and, and gold and silver. do you know what he meant by that? that was quite interesting. what he meant is that interest rates are going to go back to 5 percent from under a quarter of one percent. real price discovery. because big going to take away the of the derivatives market to perpetrate fraud on price discovery funds are going to go from one percent on the 10 year to 5 percent. every single bank in the country is going in solving thanks to pick coin. thank you. pick line. thank you. pick point. jimmy diamond, it's gone jimmy, it's gone. right? actually, quite a few. j. p. morgan bankers here. that was funny but you also met ron paul. you had a conversation with ron paul. what was it about? well ron bull, we were talking about how under the neo conservative moment movement that goes back around in the early 980 the talk

i think that marjorie taylor greene is probably a good example of that. host: i think party politics could be tempered if the administration made changes to secure the border. we need acknowledgment of operation warp speed from him. guest: not everything that donald trump did was bad. some of the things that donald trump did, they --take the border. the implementation of it was flawed and uncompassionate. then i think joe biden made a mistake coming in, signaling that the border was open again. that borders do not even exist, so we had this rush of people and migrants to the border which led to a humanitarian crisis. even kamala harris is saying, do not come to the border. she is angering some progressives. what we have to do -- i agree. it is bad if joe biden cannot control the border. inflation, crime --a border crisis is not good for joe biden. what --if a country is going to be successful, we need a lot of immigrants and legal immigrants. we need to control our border. you cannot have people coming into your country illegally. you are not a country if

actually that was sat on stage when you were up there with michael taylor. he said something along the lines that like that big clean would suck out capitol from bombs, equity, and both the silver. but your price summary to bonds, equities, and gold and silver. do you know what he meant by that? that was quite interesting. what he meant is that interest rates are going to go back to 5 percent from under a quarter of one percent. real price is covering because big going to take away the, the derivatives market to perpetrate, fraud on price discovery. bonds are going to go from one percent on the tenure to 5 percent. every single bank in the country is going in solvent. thanks to the big coin. thank you. pick line. thank you. pick point. jimmy diamond, it's gone jimmy, it's gone. right? actually we're quite a few j. p. morgan bankers here. that was funny, but you also met ron paul. and you had a conversation with ron paul. what was it about? well ron bull, you know, we were talking about how under the neo conservative moment movement that goes back around in t

michael taylor and his son, peter taylor, were extradited from the us in march. our business reporter, mariko 0i is following the story. they have appeared in a tokyo court and both of them have admitted that they legally helped carlos ghosn escape japan. who can really forget that dramatic escape at the end of 2019. just as we were all getting ready to celebrate the new year, the news of carlos ghosn�*s escape came in, hidden in a box, if you remember, and on a private jet before reaching his childhood home, which is lebanon, which doesn't have an extradition treaty with japan. he was of course awaiting trial on charges of financial misconduct, including understating his compensation in nissan's financial statements as well as enriching himself at his employees' expense. carlos ghosn denies any wrongdoing and claims he had to escape japan because he argues that he would have faced an unfair trial. but left behind injapan was his colleague greg kelly who is still facing trial and aside from this father and son, us army special forces veteran michael taylor and

actually that was that on stage when you were up there was michael taylor. he said something along the lines like that big queen would suck out capital from bombs, equity, and both the silver. but your price summary to bonds, equities, and, and gold and silver. you know what i meant by that? that was quite interesting. what he meant is that interest rates are going to go back to 5 percent from under a quarter of one percent. real price is covering because they're going to take away the ability of the derivatives market to perpetrate fraud on price discovery. bonds are going to go from one percent on the 10 year to 5 percent. every single bank in the country is going in solvent. thanks to pick point. thank you. pick line. thank you. pick point. jimmy diamond is gone. jimmy, it's gone. right? actually we met quite a few j. p. morgan bankers here. that was funny, but you also met ron paul. and you had a conversation with ron paul. what was it about, ron bull? you know, we were talking about how under the nail conservative moment movement that goes back around i

actually that was sat on stage when you were up there was michael taylor. he said something along the lines that like that big clean would suck out. capitol from bombs, equity, and both sober but your price summary to bonds, equities, and gold and silver. do you know what he meant by that? that was quite interesting. what he meant is that interest rates are going to go back to 5 percent from under a quarter of one percent. real price is covering because big going to take away the . the derivatives market to portray fraud on price discovery. bonds are going to go from one percent on the tenure to 5 percent. every single bank in the country is going in solvent. thanks to the big coin. thank you. pick line. thank you. pick point. jimmy diamond is gone. jimmy, it's gone. right? actually we're quite a few j. p. morgan bankers here. that was funny, but you also met ron paul. and you had a conversation with ron paul. what was it about? well ron bull, you know, we were talking about how under the neo conservative moment movement that goes back around in the early 1

we remember brianna taylor. they never got a court date. we did get a court date of conviction, and some time some will say that progress, i will say as malcolm x said, if you have a knife in my back, 6 inches to take out 4 inches is progress. but i still have 2 inches, a knife in my back. the knives is still in the back. as long as these unresolved cases are de, and the floyd family. and those of us in the civil rights community inactive vig community, will not stop until justice becomes on that of federal law and no longer new story. but the story that we know will probably touch that us senate just see that they must make law. so that we will not have little children, like george's daughter had to give the judge a statement about the value of a dead. what they understand that all of your children mad. yes, black lives matter. because you made us all, and we'll be careful to be loyal. and we'll be careful to live up to the calling you placed on the line of those that sir, and careful to give your name to praise these blessings. we ask in

eva taylor. and i arrived to maybe half an hour after she was there an encounter. >> trying to but around test her niece says she wonders what her quality of life is going to be like after this too was a chef. she had her own restaurant. she loves to she loves to. well, she loves to eat, but she's not eating very much friday. the man arrested for her attack. 35 year-old daniel college pleaded not guilty to attempted murder battery and elder abuse. >> at the time of the attack. he was on an ankle monitor and facing burglary charges in an unrelated incident. he's being held without bail and is due back in court on june 22nd. but right now the taylors are taking things one day at a time. i don't and 90 almost 95 i don't know how we'll feel it. is it even possible after something like this. >> thanks. nice says that she wants to thank the community. she says they both felt the outpouring of love and support and that all the people have made this a little bit easier live in san francisco. amanda hari

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marjorie taylor greene, georgia congresswoman and your crazy aunt's even crazier friend. since her shocking rise to the house of representatives, green has become notorious for her willingness to say anything with zero shame, with is conspiracies about 9/11 or the existence of jewish space lasers, which is ridiculous. everyone knows the jewish space laser was taken out by the buddhist submarine missiles years ago! now m.t.g. is admitting some of her recent comments may have gone too far. >> georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is apologizing for comparing covid restrictions to the horrors of the holocaust. she previously compared masked mandates to the nazis forcing jews to wear yellow stars. her apology came after visiting the holocaust holocaust museum. >> i have made a mistake and it's really bothered me for a couple of weeks now so i definitely want to own it. the horrors of the holocaust are something some people don't even believe happen and some deny, but there is no comparison to the holocaust, and there are words i've said and remarks i have made that i k

trr with computer science and taylor and tiger computer engineering. their inspiration is their parents. >> our mom and dad are like superheroes honestly. her dad software engineers. >> reporter: after 16 years of schooling together, they embark on a new separate journey for the first time in their lives. taylor has accepted his offer engineering internship in san diego, terah is headed to milpitas and tiger to oakland. >> it is for software engineering for software engineering. >> reporter: the biggest challenge of being alone? >> i'm worried about having to get my own clothes. >> reporter: in all seriousness, they say they're not worried. they will only be one flight away and will always have that sister connection. >> it is not goodbye, more like a chapter is closing in a new one is opening. >> i really want to know the inspiration behind their names. taylor, terah, tiger. >> i love them. >> they fit these personalities. i wonder. >> tiger. >> you kind of grow into your name i feel. >> i agree. >> with triplets, someone is got to leave the pack. >>>

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taylor bisacky kron 4 news taylor, thank you. >> continuing our coverage across san francisco, auto break ins jumped 42% from april to may. and as taylor mentioned, other hot spots include the central police district which includes fisherman's wharf and pier. 39 their vehicle break-ins jumped 94% from april. a police chief bill scott says staffing shortages are contributing to the rise. >> this very difficult to have an officer in every corner and that's not realistic. but. we know where these these events happened. traditionally. and we just have not been able to sustain the deployment, need it to really make a dent in that over over time. >> san francisco mayor london breed is including more money for police officers in her budget proposal chief bill scott says he believes the extra money will help. in the meantime, his officers are doing what they can and he is reminding people not to leave anything visible in their cars. other news. the san francisco california's attorney general has banned state funded travel to a handful of states that passed anti lgbtq love rob bonta says the calif

and ah, taylor has been creating hon. it's a scotch apart around the globe for 15 years. the world's oceans already home to over a thousands of his works, whose appearance changes over time. within a matter of hours, you can see the small changes starting to occur. a week later you see a film of green algae cover the whole piece. then you start to get sponges, you get carls forming fish will start to hide within the next and cranny and a lot of the textures and formations that the things that the human hand kit ever produce. so that's so detailed a minute jason, because taylor has plans for many more underwater museums in the red sea or the polar regions. for example. you know, i hope that work in the water is a way for us to, to look at natural environment very, very differently. you know, it's, it's not something that we know commodified or resource the, you know, we can, so it's actually, you know, natural space this into connected with everywhere on our planet and borders and, and delineations just don't matter under water. ah. and it's been great having you with us f

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december was one of those events in our lives from for me and taylor. and when my younger son, matthew died, and he was 5 years old at the time. and he was a very surprised when a tragedy like this happened. i think one of the automatic responses is whose fault is it? for me, i did not 1st externalize that i 1st internalize that if i had only he died as a result of a gunshot. for taylor not, i don't really think of the in the sense of blame for him. and i never really have to be on the stress. i think it was actually the next night or 2 family was together and we were just kind of waiting for this conversation. it was initiated by darren and beth, as they were trying to say some things to us. there needs to be a, a statement. people need to express how they feel. there needs to be an unburdening of how you feel. and so in that process of things, and i said, there will be no blame in this house. there will be no fixing a blame we will all love you and we will all accept. we're okay as we are together in this in the guilt of it. but to foot, if i want to

margaret taylor had ten children. there was a lot of these first ladies who had had big families and while they had the support of servants, or enslaved people, depending on what moment and what background they came out of, these babies were still coming out of their bodies. it was still a lot of work. so to think about what those stresses were, but it was like to lose children. what it was like to face a public who was not always sympathetic. who didn't always support the first lady, or you know, listen to what they said. you think about lou, hoover incredibly accomplished woman, geologist like her husband, traveled the world, spoke five languages, translated ancient texts and geography. when you get into the white house she is not a very sympathetic figure for a lot of americans, particularly as the great depression starts, but a lot of what she advocated for where the same things that eleanor roosevelt felt, but they were coming from two different women and they were treated very differently. so thinking about thes

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december was one of those events in our lives from for me and taylor. and when my younger son, matthew died, and he was 5 years old at the time. and he was a very surprised when a tragedy like this happened. i think one of the automatic responses is whose fault is it? for me, i did not 1st externalize that i 1st internalize that if i had only he died as a result of a gunshot. for taylor i don't really think of the in the sense of blame for him and i never really have i think it was actually the next night or 2 family was together and we were just kind of waiting for this conversation. it was initiated by darren and beth, as they were trying to say some things to us. there needs to be a, a statement. people need to express how they feel. there needs to be an unburdening of how you feel. and so in that process of things, and i said, there will be no blame in this house. there will be no fixing a blame we will all love you and we will all accept we're okay, is we are together in this in the guilt of it. i just would, if i would have done things differently

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december was one of those events in our lives from for me and taylor. and when my younger son, matthew died, and he was 5 years old at the time. and he was a very surprised when a tragedy like this happened. i think one of the automatic responses is whose fault is it? for me, i did not 1st externalize that i 1st internalize that if i had only he died as a result of a gunshot. for taylor not, i don't really think of the in the sense of blame for him. and i never really have to be on stress. i think it was actually the next night or 2 family was together and we were just kind of waiting for this conversation. it was initiated by darren and beth, as they were trying to say some things to us. there needs to be a, a statement. people need to express how they feel. there needs to be an unburdening of how you feel. and so in that process of things, and i said, there will be no blame in this house. there will be no fixing a blame we will all love you and we will all accept. we're okay as we are together in this in the guilt of burgess. what if i want to do thin

i learn taylor nuns and the top stories analogy 0. benjamin netanyahu is 12 iran, as israeli prime minister, has just ended after parliament approved a new coalition government by the narrowest margins. right. we lead enough tele bennett, has been sworn in as israel new prime minister, his a party kurdish, and want to confidence motion by just one vote. and trotted a heated debate during which notion yahoo supporters frequently interrupted and some m. p. 's had to be escorted out to the chamber junior, who used his last speech, has promised to devour. he would bring his liquid party back to power, listed members of the connected. we've gone from being a marginal state to a rising power in the global arena. this is our way mine and my friends from the national block, my friends of the real rights. and if it is destined for us to be in the opposition, we will do it with our back straight. and so we top of the dangers government and returned to lead the country in our way, lay a correspondent harry force. it has been following developments from west jerusalem was all over the routing and shout

december was one of those events in our lives from for me and taylor. and when my younger son, matthew died, and he was 5 years old at the time. and he was a very surprised when a tragedy like this happened. i think one of the automatic responses is whose fault is it? for me, i did not 1st externalize that i 1st internalized that if i had only he died as a result of a gunshot. for taylor, i don't really think of the in the sense of blame for him and i never really have a stress. i think it was actually the next night or 2 family was together and we were just kind of waiting for this conversation. it was initiated by darren and beth, as they were trying to say some things to us. there needs to be a, a statement. people need to express how they feel. there needs to be an unburdening of how you feel. and so in that process of things, and i said, there will be no blame in this house. there will be no fixing a blame we will all love you and we will all accept. we're okay as we are together in this in the guilt of it. i just would, if i would have done things

plenty are dismissing the marjorie taylor green apology because it took so long. what do you make of the reaction and her timing? >> my sense, howie, is we have a forgiving country and she went to the holocaust museum, she went on camera to show you how she felt about it and don't get me wrong, marjorie taylor green said a lot of outrageous things. i'm not here to defend that. she went to the holocaust museum and made a heart-felt apology. we'll see if it's sincere as time goes on. we're a forgiving country, a country that believes in second chances. my sense is she did a pretty good job cleaning up this mess. we'll see if she can clean up other messes along the way. howie: chuck shoe her -- chuck schumer said an offensive word, retarded. is he getting a pass on this one? >> my sense is the mainstream media likes to have marjorie taylor green as a punching bag, someone they can point to saying she is outrageous. and the senate majority leader says an insensitive thing and the spokesman does cleanup and it goes away pretty quickly. i believe in forgiveness. if i me

for taylor, i don't really think of the in the sense of blame for him and i never really have to be on his stress. i think it was actually the next night or 2 family was together and we were just kind of waiting for this conversation. it was initiated by darren and beth, as they were trying to say some things to us. there needs to be a, a statement. people need to express how they feel. there needs to be an unburdening of how you feel. and so in that process of things, and i said, there will be no blame in this house. there will be no fixing a blame we will all love you and we will all accept. we're okay as we are together in this in the guilt of it. i just would, if i would have done things differently, they may not be where we are today because of it. but that's why i had that heart because i was still even the guilt. and it made me feel better that i realize i me that wasn't a good i guess. always dreamed it is wisdom happening like a family then lose a child. so in a board just wasn't my platen i think probably the best response that we can have in a situation like that is to say i