carolyn ryan will have answers. and we have some words of wisdom coming up. that's all coming up in the next few minutes. >>> first, let's look at how the hive mind of social media is making us all mindless. one of the week's big political stories is c-pac. what i have been hearing are distractions. it is an airing of grievances that doesn't help anyone. there are also a lot of big lies about te election that are actively harming democracy. cnn's fact check of the first day came in at 3,300 words. that's an entire book chapter. and it reflects the fact that some of the c-pac rhetoric is straight up disinformation. lies about the last election that stole conspiracy theories and provide a pretext to try to stop people from voting next time. but true versus false is not the only dividing line in the media. stuff can be true but practically irrelevant. look, another dividing line would be serious versus unserious. significant versus silly. something that matters a lot versus something that matters only a little. on the internet, everything looks the same. everyth

carolyn mccall, thank you forjoining the media show. hi. how are you? very good to have you with us. i appreciate you're busy. thank you for giving up a big chunk of your time. we are going to spend the bulk of that time talking about itv and your leadership there. but you have had, it may be our listeners won't know, you have had a rather remarkable life and career before itv, and notjust in the media. few people would know the boss of itv was born in bangalore, and raised in singapore. how come? well, actually born in bangalore and raised in india, and then i did my gcses in singapore and then i came to matlock, to a convent in derbyshire. so quite an odd background. my dad worked abroad but my mother's family have been in india for many years. and you had a successful and long reign as the boss of easyjet, a very different business, different people, different challenges. what is the most useful thing you learnt at easyjet in preparation for itv? easyjet is a digital business. what i did was accelerate that digital transformation at easyjet. what did

carolyn bryant her husband. her brother in law they're found innocent there is basically they got away with it. undoubtedly i'm a black. people are angry but it arcs so. it also led white people know we're not going to let you off the hook for this one. his mother decides to have an open casket so that the world can see what these white racists did to her baby. this morning in the eyes looking into the death of a black man after he was stopped by police in minneapolis the attempt at harass was caught on camera and we need to warn you here that it's very difficult to watch the video of last night's confrontation shows a white police officer with his knee patting down the neck of the suspect and you can clearly hear the man saying i can't breathe several times before an ambulance arrives jeffrey gazer is following this story for us jeff what are police doing about this aerial good morning both of the officers involved in this incident are on paid administrative leave this morning pending the results of the investi

. >> carolyn bourdeaux is a democrat representing georgia's district seventh district. she worked in local government and as a political aid to oregon democratat want -- ron biden a member of the u.s. house. now professor at georgia state university the first democrat to flip her seat held by republicans since 1995. you are born in roanoke virginia and raised there as my parents have a passionate commitment to public education. the turning point in my life though was when i was in high school my father burned out of teaching and decided to go into oubusiness for himself selling n the streets large animal hats. we would do 64 shows a year and wear would go out to the drivewy and i would stand out on the streets and hawk animal hats. that was one of very formative events of my life. >> what did that teach you, leading his profession to start a new business? >> while the story had many twists along the way. i was getting ready for college and wrote this cheeky essay aboutin -- and young people from my community never thought about ivy ivy league schools that someone handed

carolyn says he helped meeks and williams with housing on and off for years, guess. >>he was just a nice man and that the deadly 2 nice and he got involved. a mask. and he was trying to you know helpful and he's williams is facing murder and attempted murder charges his bail at the martinez detention facility is set at 11 million dollars in discovery bay we should all kron 4 news. >>next texas lawmakers are split on how to prevent another energy crisis like the one we saw last week in the lone star state. >>the solutions both sides of the aisle are proposing and california attorney general javier becerra former attorney general could become the next secretary of health and human services. why getting enough republican support for his confirmation could be difficult and today the senate held a joint oversight hearing on security failures during the january 6th capitol riots. >>story we're following tonight. the u.s. senate held a joint oversight hearing on the security failures during the ly

carolyn is his neighbor and says i and williams with housing over the years i don't want people to. >>think he was involved in anything because i don't people carolyn believes pilots may have been dead for several days her husband heard gunshots from his home thursday moments later she says her son saw whom he thought was williams walk outside then back inside the house it was so good this. >>once >>williams is facing murder and attempted murder charges his bill at the martinez detention facility is set at 11 million dollars in discovery bay phillipe djegal all kron 4 news a lake tahoe ski resort is now being sued by the widow of a skier was killed in an avalanche last year and a close friend to was seriously injured the 2 lawsuits accuse alpine meadows of rushing to open the slopes prematurely for the busy. >>martin luther king junior day holiday weekend. cole comstock was killed and caylee bloom was seriously injured back on january 17th of 2020. the lawsuit say that the avalanche happened after days of heavy snow and high winds that increase the risk of avalanche. alpine meadows

carolyn bryant her husband. her brother in law were found innocent there is basically they got away with it. undoubtedly it made black people angry. but it off so. it also led white people know we're not going to let you off the hook for this when. his mother decides to have an open casket so that the world can see what these white racists did to her baby. this morning in the eyes looking into the death of a black man after he was stopped by police in minneapolis the attempt at a rats was caught on camera and we need to warn you here that it's very difficult to watch the video of last night's confrontation shows a white police officer with his knee patting down the neck of the suspect and you can clearly hear the man saying i can't breathe several times before an ambulance arrives geoffrey gazer is following this story for us jeff what are police doing about this good morning both of the officers involved in this incident are on paid administrative leave this morning telling the. person please. so it is not surp

carolyn bryant her husband. her brother in law they're found innocent there is basically they got away with it. undoubtedly i'm a black. people angry but it off so. it also led white people know we're not going to let you off the hook for this when. his mother decides to have an open casket so that the world can see what these white racists did to her baby. this morning in the eyes looking into the death of a black man after he was stopped by police in minneapolis the attempt at a rats was caught on camera and we need to warn you here that it's very difficult to watch the video of last night's confrontation shows a white police officer with his knee patting down the neck of the suspect and you can clearly hear the man saying i can't breathe several times before an ambulance arrives jeppe gazer is following this story for us jeff what are police doing about this good morning both of the officers involved in this incident are on paid administrative leave this morning telling the. person please. so it is not surpri

carolyn bryant her husband. her brother in law they're found innocent there is basically they got away with it. undoubtedly it may be. people angry but it are so. it also led white people know we're not going to let you off the hook for this one. his mother decides to have an open casket so that the world can see what these white racists did to her baby. this morning in the eyes looking into the death of a black man after he was stopped by police in minneapolis the attempt at harass was caught on camera and we need to warn you here that it's very difficult to watch the video of last night's confrontation shows a white police officer with his knee patting down the neck of the suspect and you can clearly hear the man saying i can't breathe several times before an ambulance arrives geoffrey gazer is following this story for us jeff what are police doing about this area good morning both of the officers involved in this incident are on paid administrative leave this morning pending the results of the investigation b

carolyn bryant her husband. her brother in law they're found innocent there is basically they got away with it. undoubtedly i'm a black. people angry but it off so. it also led white people know we're not going to let you off the hook for this one. his mother decides to have an open casket so that the world can see what these white racists did to her baby. there's going to be eyes looking into the death of a black man after he was stopped by police in minneapolis the attempted harass was caught on camera and we need to warn you here that it's very difficult to watch the video of last night's confrontation shows a white police officer with his knee patting down the neck of the suspect and you can clearly hear the man saying i can't breathe several times before an ambulance arrives jeppe gazer is following this story for us jeff what are police doing about this area good morning both of the officers involved in this incident are on paid administrative leave this morning pending the results of the investigation boy

carolyn bryant her husband. her brother in law they're found innocent there is basically they got away with it. undoubtedly it may be. people are angry but it arcs so. it also led white people know we're not going to let you off the hook for this one. his mother decides to have an open casket so that the world can see what these white racists did to her baby. this morning in the eyes looking into the death of a black man after he was stopped by police in minneapolis the attempt at harass was caught on camera and we need to warn you here that it's very difficult to watch the video of last night's confrontation shows a white police officer with his knee patting down the neck of the suspect and you can clearly hear the man saying i can't breathe several times before an ambulance arrives jeff agaves is following this story for us jeff what are police doing about this ariel good morning both of the officers involved in this incident are on paid administrative leave this morning pending the results of the investigatio

carolyn bryant her husband. her brother in law they're found innocent there is basically they got away with it. undoubtedly it made black people angry. but it off so. it also led white people know we're not going to let you off the hook for this when. his mother decides to have an open casket so that the world can see what these white racists did to her baby. this morning in the eyes looking into the death of a black man after he was stopped by police in minneapolis the attempt at a rats was caught on camera and we need to warn you here that it's very difficult to watch the video of last night's confrontation shows a white police officer with his knee patting down the neck of the suspect and you can clearly hear the man saying i can't breathe several times before an ambulance arrives geoffrey gazer is following this story for us jeff what are police doing about this good morning both of the officers involved in this incident are on paid administrative leave this morning telling the. person please. so it is not s

including deborah ross, franklin mervyn, carolyn bourdeaux, cynthia lummis, will hagerty, and roger marshall. watch interviews with new members of congress at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. or listen on the c-span radio app. announcer: congress returns for legislative business on february 22. until then, committees will continue work on covid relief legislation based on president biden's $1.9 trillion plan. the fiber 16 deadline to submit their bills and the house plans to take up the relief bill by the end of the month. the next goats in the house expected on monday, the 22nd. -- the next votes in the house expected on monday, the 22nd. linda thomas-greenfield, u.s. ambassador to the united nations, a procedural vote to advance her nomination with a confirmation vote expected the following day for tom vilsack to be agriculture secretary. until then, both chambers are holding brief pro forma sessions. no votes planned. watch the house live on c-span, the senate live on c-span 2. announcer: the lincoln presidential library and museum houses some of the 16th presidents rarest and most consequent

democrats and senate republican members, including teresa leger fernandez, deborah ross, frank mrvan, carolyn bourdeaux, cynthia lummis, bill hagerty, and walter marshall. watch interviews with new members of congress at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. announcer: tuesday morning, u.s. election assistance commission chair ben benjamin hovland testifies at house appropriation subcommittee hearing. watch live on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. announcer: congress returns for legislative business on february 22. until then, committees will continue work on covid relief legislation based

freezing temperatures during the last days and now the water and food crisis here in the state of texas carolyn more reporting from houston for us there well meanwhile the head of the international atomic energy agency has arrived in tehran to try to resume international inspections of nuclear facilities which iran has been blocking the visit comes as the new u.s. president joe biden is promising to reverse many of the trump administration's foreign policy decisions one of the most significant came in 2018 when trouble with drew the u.s. from an international agreement with iran designed to prevent it from building nuclear weapons well now biden wants the u.s. and back in and back on track here's a closer look at the deal. the u.s. and iran say they're willing to negotiate terms u.s. president biden told the munich security conference that communication should extend beyond the nuclear agreement. we need transparency must also address destabilizing activities across the middle east we're going to work in close cooperation with our european and other partners as we proceed. to ron has all the id

carolyn mccall, thank you so much forjoining me. goodbye. hello and welcome to sunday sportsday — i'm chetan pathak on tonight's programme: ireland are beaten again as france go top of the six nations. england are on course to be beaten in india — as ravichandran ashwin puts india in control of the second test in chennai. no comeback win for manchester united this time — as they lose further ground in the premier league title race after a battling display from west brom. and also coming up on the programme, action from the australian open where serena williams�* through to the quarterfinals. as is novak djokovic who plays through the pain to beat canada's milo raonic in straight sets — as he looks to win his third consecutive title in melbourne. good evening, welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. cricket, football and tennis all to come but we start tonight with the six nations rugby where ireland remain without a win in this year's championship. france survived a spirited second half comeback in dublin to go top of the t

carolyn -- cane: the rate in change was the least volatile thing out there, bitcoin currently flat, for once, less volatile of the asset class but the volatility of bonds blows your mind, the tenure up 23 basis points at one point. vildana: right. something goldman sachs had been warning about over the past week, their analysts said if we saw a spike of about 36 basis points in 10-year treasuries, that actually could because for concern for the stock market. we have seen yield spike up 40 basis points so far this month. i spoke with art hogan at national security's anti-said this is analogous to a flash crash in treasuries. a lot of investors are getting spooked. they haven't seen this happening in a while and they almost can't envision an end to it. romaine: we are talking a 30-something basis point move over less than the past couple of months and i am curious, we talk about the 10 year sitting at 15. that doesn't seem like much of an erosion and that doesn't seem like much of an erosion of gains in equities or erosion of the dividend yield and we talked to a lot of people the past tw

carolyn noakes is a _ knocked back all the time. carolyn noakes is a conservative - knocked back all the time. carolyn noakes is a conservative mp - knocked back all the time. carolyn noakes is a conservative mp and l noakes is a conservative mp and chair of this committee. can you give examples of government policies in the last year which you say are skewed towards men? i in the last year which you say are skewed towards men?— in the last year which you say are skewed towards men? i think the most obvious was in — skewed towards men? i think the most obvious was in the _ skewed towards men? i think the most obvious was in the first _ skewed towards men? i think the most obvious was in the first lockdown - skewed towards men? i think the most obvious was in the first lockdown in - obvious was in the first lockdown in formal— obvious was in the first lockdown in formal childcare _ obvious was in the first lockdown in formal childcare comment - obvious was in the first lockdown in formal childcare comment that - obvious was in

♪ carolyn -- caroline: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. joe: stocks rallying for another day, but the question is --"what'd you miss?" caroline: there we go again and rip up the script, we are talking gamestop. i'm sure we will be talking jay powell testifying once again in front of congress. we will be testifying how he was in front of congress while behind the scenes the system failed. but we are talking about the retail trade that has read it having its operational system once again being down, too. it is not just the fed having these issues. joe: it seemed like they could talk about things like inflation and jobs and the fed's framework, but it's clear this story is not over. games -- gamestop shares actually going nuts. romaine: what a time to be alive. forget about the fed going down. it's about reddit being down. joe: 103% intraday, and i think another 30% already after hours. how much of this is about investors essentially doing their cash flow on gamestop and realizing it is about 100% more than they realized? >> it is 100% about

carolyn is his neighbor and says i and williams with housing over the years i don't want people to. >>think he was involved because i don't leave people carolyn believes pilots may have been dead for several days her husband heard gunshots from his home thursday moments later she says her son saw thought was williams walk outside then back inside the house it was get this. >>williams >>is facing murder and attempted murder charges. his bill at the martinez detention facility is set at 11 million dollars in discovery bay phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>next today officials to were in charge of capitol security at the time of last month's riot testifying today in dc what they say is to blame for the failure to anticipate that violent mob also financial help coming to california needed. yeah what about some golden state released governor newsome signing off on a major relief package and an east bay city installing another round of safety measures aimed to try to protect bicycl great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geic

republicans on that scandal now are calling on democrats, carolyn maloney, to subpoena cuomo to testify. >> if you will remember, nancy pelosi created a coronavirus subcommittee to investigate all things related to the coronavirus. i'm sure pelosi was hoping about that would involve the trump administration, but what the committee has found the most concerning, mismanagement and form of abuse is not that hands of governor cuomo with his nursing home policies, so we want answers. >> harris: and the governor's response? well, empty political theater,." bryan llenas has been all over the story. he is live for us in brooklyn. >> that afternoon. new york governor andrew cuomo was expected to have a coronavirus press conference yesterday. it did not happen. in the wake of another scandal. and on top of the letter that you just mentioned from five new york state republican senators calling for an investigation, new york city mayor bill de blasio just had a press conference and also called for an investigation. >> look, these allegations are really disturbing. let's be clear about that. they ar

he was accused of flirting with a woman, carolyn bryant and whether or not it was true he ended up dead as a result and it turns out that is not likely true and there is a woman probably responsible for the events that led to emmett till's death who is alive, by the way. it's hard to reckon without justice. >> that is true. that is so true, and that is something that we are continuing to pursue and all of the other families, as well. that is due them. the accountability, transparency, truth and justice needs to prevail and we need to continue. those families, just like ours are seeking something that our country's never given us, and so what we want to make sure is before we can move forward toward any kind of racial reconciliation that we deal with the past. we are owed the truth. we are owed justice, and our justice department has about 152 other names of those cold cases where their families are still out there that are looking for justice and truth and accountability and that's missing right now and we need to look forward, that how you can rectify the wrongs in this country and tha

. >> carolyn manno is here. some push back against that decision? >> yeah, a little bit. good morning to you both. the decision to overturn was overwhelming, more than 70% of u.s. soccer made a decision to end the policy. a little bit of background on the controversial decision. this started a couple of years ago. it was put into place after women's national team megan rapinoe knelt in solidarity with collin kaepernick in 2016 and last june following the protests against police brutality u.s. soccer voted to repeal. former memberships national team player, in a seven-minute rebuke of the proposal, he downplayed the impacts of slavery, claimed that there is relatively zero data of police brutality against minorities. u.s. soccer distancing from his remarks issuing a statement, there is never place for racist comments in any form. baseball's opening day set for a month from tomorrow and the first spring training games, they will play in front of limited fans. so far, eight teams have announced plans to allow fans when the regular season begins. and a meaningful gesture from

carolyn chang is one of the bay area's premier plastic surgeons. for the past few years, and even during the pandemic, she's seen a growing demand for a certain kind of surgical procedure.>> i've noticed an increase desire for women to have implants removed. i've had a much larger of women asking for it than ever before.>> women like becky, a woman we will call sonya and michelle.>> i was very adamant about how i wanted to look in that i always wanted to look natural.>> the fda recommends replacing implants every 10 years and now more women are replacing them with a smaller size, or with nothing at all. >> i think i'm at the point where i don't want to be over sexualized. >> becky decided not to replace hers. i feel like so much weight has been lifted off. it feels easier to move, my back does not hurt.>> kpix 5 watched as dr. chang removed sony's implants. it's not because the mother of two hated them.>> i still love the way it looked, if i had no problems i would have kept them in.>> five months after sonya got implants she began to experience ba

>>not yet born even when it could be used to fortify a struggling postal service representative carolyn maloney says the solution should include medicare integration. the draft bill would require current employees to enroll in medicare. >>when they reach 65 right retirees to are already over 65 would be given a 3 month period to enroll with no penalty but kentucky republican congressman james comer says the post office promised greater benefits to employees. >>and the underlying problem is with the business model demand for first class mail has plunged and costs have stayed the same. no business. could be expected to survive the chairman of the post office board of governors told lawmakers there is a plan in the works to deal with the financial problems as well as current service delays comprehensive plan to invest in and revitalize the postal service, this plan is still being finalized. so i'm not in a position to reveal any specifics, democrats and republicans agree saving the post office which is required to deliver mail to every us address is vital. >>reporting in washington. alexan

prosecutors indicted paolo macchiarini on charges of aggravated assault relating to three of his surgeries at carolyn ski university hospital. he has not yet entered a plea but he's completely denied all the charges. a court date has yet to be set. of course you can watch the full "20/20" episode on abcnews.com and hulu. that's "nightline." thanks for staying up with us.s. good night, america. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep?

carolyn because they were watching if they're bound and they found my floor grows in the house now many girls do you think yes he had told me i mean and i wouldn't want to tell. well the same about the baby what is it. is you know. who came by choice you have my 1st now are 14 ready you need to tell me he also focused on you and letting off steam and so when the baby comes we have the police officers now want to know how much money danielle is earning. well much of you made your own over to them in 2 weeks it was it all week that it's a week only you tell me you make $10000.00 and all you go is here and nails and food. there isn't that upsets you that you're working so hard you're putting your life in danger for somebody who's promising you i don't know what that's where my frustration comes out despite danielle's statement police are enabled to arrest shy steve the teen claims she is no longer working for him by this. book i thought because i had just left the hospital and got out all she's working for herself now i think she i can just get up and get out of it if that i think because

here is our transport correspondent, carolyn davis. reporter: running a covert secure hotel is not business as usual. on top of cleaning, and air purifying machines, this hotel reassessed all safety protocols and finally got insurance to have covid positive guests stayin here. >> it took us three month of satisfying our insurers with all the risk assessments and method statementso get this in place. do i think they will be able to turn around 10 days? i doubt it very much. reporter: this is the sort of room quarantine guests could stay in. according to the guidelines, quarantine wld last for 11 days. the hotel would have to provide three meals and en suite facilities. guests staying here would have to covid tes during the course of their stay. some of the guidance has been questioned. the corridors of this hotel are monitored by cctv. the guidelines to say ifou want to go out for a breath of fresh air, or for a cigarette, you can, you just need to be accompanied by security. as well as being time-consuming, this hotel er is not convinc

and let's bring in do the deed of you correspondent carolyn and she one who is standing by live for us in houston carolina it doesn't look too cold right now where you are does this mean the worst is over for texans. not really and they don't let this sunshine deceive you and the crisis and is now different if this was a power crisis as you as you said do to the winter storm but now we are experiencing a water and food crisis here in the state. tech says and we have been seeing that there are mass distribution centers of water add of food because there's no drinking water and in some families there's not even water at all and as you know at this can turn to a very very actually situation for a lot of families special for the ones who are living in the suburbs and now the food banks are also struggling with this increasing demand for food because let's not forget we're in the middle of the pandemic that means they're already families who have lost their jobs they were forced to go to the food banks and now what they have have been hit for the 2nd time out with this and freezing temperat

carolyn says he helped meeks and williams with housing on and off for years, guess. >>he was just a nice man and that the deadly 2 nice and he got involved. a mask. and he was trying to you know helpful and and he's williams is facing murder and attempted murder charges his bail at the martinez detention facility is set at 11 million dollars in discovery bay we should all kron 4 >>san francisco police are looking for a group of men attacked a man in a wheelchair. it happened on mary street south of market neighborhood last week. the men dragged the man in the wheelchair. out and then they stole the wheelchair. >>and here's a picture of the wheelchair that they took. the men struck. the other man was in the wheelchair, he struck they struck in the face dragged him out of the wheelchair threw him to the ground on the street and he was able to crawl to his home and get help. >>time now is 5.51 we'll take a break be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >>and we're ba

>>the orinda union school district is one of them superintendent doctor carolyn seton says she said the plan to health services and county office of education. in addition to the state last thursday agencies have 7 business days during which to review and approve the plan if we do not hear anything by that 7th business day which is this coming friday. >>then or to assume that our plan has been cleared and approved if approved starting next tuesday seton says t k through 6th graders may return to campus is in a hybrid model of education a mix of distance learning and in person cohorts that also depends on the number of covid-19 cases reported county wide. >>based on state guidelines, the adjusted case rate must fall below 25 per 100,000 residents for 5 consecutive days right now that number stands at around 31 7th and 8th graders are also prohibited from in person instruction until the county moves from the purple tier to the red tier for 5 consecutive days union partners. >>have approved returning to in-person learning and as long as we stay true to adhering to the guidance from the cou

that there are also missing seeing their classmates even socially distance in real life superintendent carolyn seton says 40 k through 6th graders approval of their return to class depends on the number of covid-19 cases reported county wide. >>based on state guidelines, the adjusted case rate must fall below 25 per 100,000 residents for 5 consecutive days. >>right now that number stands at around 31 7th and 8th graders are also prohibited from in person instruction until the county moves from the purple tier to the red tier for 5 consecutive days i am very confident in the mitigation measures we have put into place. >>at our school site the unions representing teachers and classified staff have approved the district's plan to me it's critically important that we return to in person instruction as soon as possible which could be next week. >>in orinda djegal all kron 4 news. >>all right for the forecast time and our 5th zone is this year where it has been dumping. >>yeah a lot of white out conditions up chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to give us a yeah things quieting down here but st

freezing temperatures during the last days and now the water and food crisis here the state of texas carolyn reporting for us there from houston and in the bundesliga frankfurt have blown the title race a wide open after beating legal eaters of byron munich 21 the defeat is byron's 3rd of the season and comes after they were held to a draw by lowly army of bielefeld on monday. ensure the blunders league is most informed team on track frankfurt having lost at home moved season facing the no robert levin doff ski the league's top scorer fool him trumps goals early on his buy in were undone down the left daiichi come other part in after a pinpoint cross from philip constants it was the 11th time the season by and gone behind in the leak a sense of deja vu for coach hansie flick and the view soon go it's a lot worse an absolute rockets are shot from i mean eunice doubles frankfurt's lead on the half hour mark completely out of reach of manuel neuer. but leading against by and is one thing staying ahead price another that $911.00 duff's the pools one back seeing off the half time the trysting and

we're all very excited to see students back in the classrooms that beaming superintendent is doctor carolyn season in charge of union school district. finally after nearly a year long battle against covid-19 with the positivity rate expected to drop her county health guidelines to 25 per 100,000. >>or into union school district can bring children back into the classroom distance learning is not the same as being in person and. >>there are different strategies that teachers can employ him person was students that can't really be fully replicated on a zoom screen. and i think for students social emotional health. it will be incredibly gratifying to see them in class doctor seen says per protocol it will not be the same. as right before the pandemic shuttered schools, the students are sick state apart from shared share and there is at least 6 feet between our students and the teacher or any other adult and we also have a mandatory mask-wearing rule. we also air purification systems air purifiers in each classroom which that filter out the virus and conduct air exchanges, frequent air exchanges

democrats and senate republican members, including teresa leger fernandez, deborah ross, frank mrvan, carolyn bourdeaux, bill hagerty and roger marshall. watch interviews with new members of congress at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> on thursday, the house financial services committee hearing on the recent volatility in the stock price of gamestop and decisions by some companies to restrict trading of the stock. witnesses include the ceo of robin hood, the ceo of citadel, melvin capital management ceo, gabrielle plotkin and financial analyst keith gill. watch live thursday, beginning at noon eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> during a house judiciary subcommittee meeting, a number of legal experts talked about the president's clemency power and when it can be used under the constitution.

cause power outages across the states now it is also facing a food and water crisis our correspondent carolyn records from houston. texas is not out of the woods yet thousands of families have been arriving in their cars to the mass distribution center in the city of houston the shortage of water is now the biggest challenge. we don't have water about some households don't even have running water at all not even to take a shower and if the stores how far you have to line up on the purchase is limited. now the city is trying to help millions of bottles of water are being distributed in a coordinated effort with dozens of volunteers each car gets no more than 3 cases regardless of how many family members but they have to be able to pick it up in downtown houston or outside of houston city limits it's areas like these that have been hardest hit by the power crisis and the snowstorm we can still see the damage turnage here on the sidewalks and families they are struggling with a shortage of water government aid barely arrives here. has been collecting groceries and water all day long he distribut

>>not yet born even when it could be used to fortify a struggling postal service representative carolyn maloney says the solution should include medicare integration. the draft bill would require current employees to enroll in medicare. >>when they reach 65 right retirees to are already over 65 would be given a 3 month period to enroll with no penalty but kentucky republican congressman james comer says the post office promised greater benefits to employees and the underlying problem is with the business model demand for first class mail has plunged and costs. >>have stayed the same. no business. could be expected to survive the chairman of the post office board of governors told lawmakers there is a plan in the works to deal with the financial problems as well as current service comprehensive plan to invest in and revitalize the postal service, this plan is still being finalized. so i'm not in a position to reveal any specifics, democrats and republicans agree saving the post office which is required to deliver mail to every us address is vital. >>reporting in washington. alexandra le

charles logan, an employee in a box factory, was discovered dead by his wife, carolyn logan. she gave the following statement -- on tuesday night, she was alone when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument, but she persuaded him to go up to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before she also went to bed. after about half an hour, she heard him moving around and shortly thereafter heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found the situation as illustrated by the model. there you go. she is downstairs, here's the shot runs upstairs and this is what she finds. do you buy it? >> watch the full program sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, 3:00 p.m. pacific on american artifacts on american history tv. >> you're watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter at c-span history for information on our schedule, and to keep up with the latest history news. up next on lectures and history. tulane university professor john ray proctor teaches a cla

as the member designated by chairwoman carolyn maloney, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that chairwoman maloney will vote yea on amendments en bloc 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from florida seek recognition 1234 ms. wasserman schultz: as the member designated by mr. payne of new jersey, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yea on the amendments en bloc number 1. mr. speaker as the member designated by mr. lavings of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. hastings will also vote yea on the amendments en bloc number 1. froip for what purpose d -- the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. panetta of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. panetta will vote yes on en bloc amendments number one. as the member designated by mr. higgins of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. higgins will vote yes on the amendments en bloc number 2 on

weather at least 2 dozen people died in the unusual cold which disrupted electricity and water supplies carolyn and chinoy reports from houston. texas is not out of the woods yet thousands of families have been arriving in their cars to the mass distribution center in the city of houston the shortage of water is now the biggest challenge. we don't have to water about some households some even have running water at all not even to take a shower and if the stores where you have to line up on the perches is limited. now the city is trying to help millions of bottles of water are being distributed in according to aid efforts with dozens of volunteers each car gets no more than 3 cases regardless of how many family members but they have to be able to pick it up in downtown houston right side of houston city limits it's areas like these that have been hardest hit by the power crisis and the snowstorm we can still see the damage turn it here on the sidewalks on families they are struggling with a shortage of water government aid barely arrives here. brought him down the hall has been collecting grocer

some of the families and as we so also from the federal government yes all right thank you for that carolyn achieve more reporting for us from houston texas. rafael grossi the head of the international atomic energy agency has arrived in tehran to try to resume international inspections of nuclear facilities which iran has been blocking the visit comes as the new u.s. president joe biden is promising to reverse many of the trumpet ministrations foreign policy decisions and one of the biggest came in 2018 when truck pulled the u.s. out of the international agreement with iran designed to prevent it from building nuclear weapons now biden wants the u.s. back in and the accord back on track here's a look at the deal. joe biden came to the white house promising to work more with iran but he's pretty decisive but he says the u.s. will really and to the iran nuclear deal to don't trump we've drew from the agreement in 28. but that's only part of the mess the new administration has to clean up trump also placed tough sanctions on tehran. iran responded by increasing its enrichment of weapons grade

that there are also missing seeing their classmates even socially distance in real life superintendent carolyn seton says 40 k through 6th graders. >>approval of their return to class depends on the number of covid-19 cases reported county wide. >>based on state guidelines, the adjusted case rate must fall below 25 per 100,000 residents for 5 consecutive days. right now that number stands at around 31 7th and 8th graders are also prohibited from in person instruction until the county moves from the purple tier to the red tier for 5 consecutive days i am very confident in the mitigation measures we have put into place. >>at our school site the unions representing teachers and classified staff have approved the district's plan to me it's critically important that we return to in person instruction as soon as possible which could be next week. >>in orinda djegal all kron 4 news. >>san francisco police are now investigating a triple shooting that left at least one person dead in the city's bayview neighborhood. we have video of the scene from the citizens app it happened on 3rd and pollution yeste

from the control center in cheer in carolyn frisson they will monitor the analyses of the martian soil carried out by the automatic lavar tree in the rover it's the 1st time a mission will be capable of analyzing samples from the neat the surface of mars. all 6 or less just surface is bombarded by radiation which destroys the. material for such organic matter which would be the possible residue of a life form able to manage and fall into the. masses atmosphere became too feeble to fill to the solar radiation that so from full to life. on clothes off by drilling down to meters we can get so much better preserved environments this clear it is more likely that the moment you will as we are looking for would be preserved place that vessel demoniac so could all the ships. looking for life on mars is in effect looking for our own only jews will on earth that we don't know how it went from chemistry to biology it's the missing link exobiology that passage from chemistry to bio at yoshi's. push on las casas it's on mars through these experiments we find organic matter we can say that we're att

from the control center in cheer in carolyn frisbie name will monitor the analyses of the martian soil carried out by the automatic lavar tree in the rover it's the 1st time a mission will be capable of analyzing samples from the neat the surface of mars. all 6 or less just surface is bombarded by radiation which destroys them. tiriel we're looking for such an organic matter which would be the possible residue of a life or conform to the. masses atmosphere became too feeble to filter the solar radiation that so from full to life. on clothes off by drilling down to meters we can get a much better preserved environment is clear it is more likely that the moment you will see we are looking for would be preserved please help us you will do one exceptional the chefs. looking for life on mars is in effect looking for our own origins will on earth that we don't know how it went from chemistry to biology it's the missing link exobiology that passage from chemistry to bio at you know she. must also this on mars through these experiments we find organic matter we can say that we're attracting th

i spoke with carolyn maloney of the oversight committee. she said they been continuously being in markup for these bills. they are going through the process. i spoke with rendon boyle from pennsylvania. he said they've been working virtually around the clock in markup's to move through this package. at the end of the day, this bears repeating, the democrats have decided to forgo trying to garner republican support. the process to get financial assistance to communities around the country is going to be a much more fast process. lisa: let's talk about the details as they come into focus. 1400 dollar checks sent to families. 15 billion dollars in airline payroll assistance. what is that? kevin: this is being pitched as financial aid for the airline sector. the critics would say it is a bailout. democrats do not want to be using that word. many republicans are impacted. lisa: this is crucial. he said they don't want to use that word. why not? kevin: to your point, when i talked to republicans they say this is not the funding we need to be usin

carolyn simmons has been listening in from ubs. this is the last thing that europe really needs. they don't want to lag any further behind the rest of the world in terms of vaccine rollout. that's the outlook for the u.k.. it's a draw down for europe. does it give me a better entry point on the back of a fairly tough story? caroline: yeah. it's a timing issue. our goal was that europe would be opening up by june. obviously, if there are delays in the vaccine rollout, there is a risk of further delays. within the market, the opening up trains -- trade, the cyclical, the consumer, those are the sectors that we will want the vaccine underway. an end to lockdowns can be seen. we saw that in the u.k. in the last few days. the planned listing of the restrictions here. the move that we saw in those very cyclical stocks. i think it just creates a bit of a delay in terms of the euro zone forecast. just below 50% for the euro zone this year. if there are significant delays, curtailment of gdp growth through continued lockdowns, that could drag gdp earnings lower. i would say that the restr

carolyn roberts is the co—director of the pti, and the headteacher of the thomas tallis prince charles saying it is not an easyjob, we will all know that if we have tried to teach our children over the years. it's going to be much more difficult. how apprehensive are you about a week tomorrow? i’m apprehensive are you about a week tomorrow? �* ., ., , ., tomorrow? i'm not really that apprehensive. _ tomorrow? i'm not really that apprehensive. we _ tomorrow? i'm not really that apprehensive. we have i tomorrow? i'm not really that apprehensive. we have been| tomorrow? i'm not really that - apprehensive. we have been planning to come back for some time now. the timescales are reasonable, if we can get the testing done then we can come back safely. i think it is probably unhelpful to think about everybody coming back a week on monday. it is after everyone has been tested once.— monday. it is after everyone has been tested once. explain how that works. been tested once. explain how that works- talking _ been tested once. explain how that works. talking about _ been tested once. expla

presenters tonight are carolyn cook and danielle. >> hi, i'm carolyn cooke. good afternoon. i been a principal at presidio school for the last nine years. i had the pleasure working with these ladies. i'm here to help present. i'm pleased to introduce the two clerks, michelle lee and jessica jordan thompson from presidio early education school who are nominated for a rave award last june. these two women were extremely helpful in supporting the staff and families during the early months of the shelter-in-place and the closing of the school and we're very thankful for that. it's been a pleasure to work both of them and i'm extremely happy to be honored with the distinguish service award. thank you. >> hi, i'm an deal. -- danielle.michelle, we haven'e amount of time to connect due to our unforeseen circumstances. for jessica, my initial encounter with her took place when i was a teacher at presidio early education school. over the past seven years, jessica has been my inspiration, my mental and emotional support system and a true partner. there was never a question that is not

carolyn chang is one of the bay area's premier plastic surgeons. for the past few years, and yes, even during the pandemic, she's seen a growing demand for a certain kind of growing procedure called and ex-plant. >> i've noticed that increase in women wanting to have their implants removed.>> i feel so much lighter. a woman we will call sonya. and michelle. >> i was very adamant about how i wanted to look and that i always wanted to look natural.>> the fda recommends replacing implants every 10 years terry now more women replacing them with a smaller size or with nothing at all. >> i think i'm at a point where i'm like i don't want to be over sexualized, you know, i am a mom. >> becky decided not to replace hers. >> i feel like so much weight has been lifted off. my back does not hurt anymore.>> during the surgeries at davies campus, kpix 5 watched as dr. chang removed sony's implants. it's not because the mother of two hated them.>> i still love the way they looked, if there were no problems i would have kept them in. >> five months after sonya go