williams. >> dwayne williams. >> kevin michael williams. >> louie anthony williams. >> louis calvin williams iii. >> john p. williamson. >> donna ann wilson. >> william eben wilson. >> david harold winton. >> glenn j. winuk. >> thomas francis wise. >> alan l. wisniewski. >> frank paul wisniewski. >> david wiswall. >> sigrid charlotte wiswe. >> michael r. wittenstein. >> christopher w. wodenshek. >> martin phillips wohlforth. >> katherine susan wolf. >> jennifer yen wong. >> siucheung steve wong. >> yin ping wong. >> yuk ping wong. >> brent james woodall. >> james john woods. >> marvin roger woods. >> patrick j. woods. >> richard herron woodwell. >> david terence wooley. >> john bentley works. >> martin michael wortley. >> rodney james wotton. >> william wren, ret. >> john w. wright, jr. >> neil robin wright. >> sandra lee wright. >> jupiter yambem. >> and my father jorge vela zquez. we remember his dedication, sacrifices, love laughter, support. the wisdom and humility in his hard work. he wasn't just a 9/11 victim and hero. he was a father, husband, brother and friend, and he will never be

williams, known for his iconic roles like omar from "the wire." and the brilliance and authenticity of his craft. ♪ >>> thanks so much for joining us. i'm linsey davis. it's been less than a week since the country's most restrictive abortion law went into effect in texas, and it's already having a devastating impact on women across the state. abc's congressional correspondent rachel scott went to the lone star state for our report. >> what's this? oh, yeah! i love my daughter more than anything in this world. >> reporter: malia hazid loves being a woman. >> being a mother is the best thing that's happened to me. >> reporter: she wasn't always ready for the trials of motherhood. >> i'm a very impatient person, but with maya, i'm not. i keep thinking, i chose to have this child, she is here because of me, she is my life. >> reporter: chasing a toddler and managing tantrums is a challenge no matter how old you are. malia realizes she's far more qualified at 27 than she would have been as a college student. >> i had my first abortion at 20. i wasn't

williams dwayne williams kevin michael williams louie anthony williams louis calvin williams iii john p. williamson donna ann wilson william eben wilson david harold winton glenn j. winuk thomas francis wise alan l. wisniewski frank paul wisniewski david wiswall sigrid charlotte wiswe michael r. wittenstein christopher w. wodenshek martin phillips wohlforth katherine susan wolf jennifer yen wong siucheung steve wong yin ping wong yuk ping wong brent james woodall james john woods marvin roger woods patrick j. woods richard herron woodwell david terence wooley john bentley works martin michael wortley rodney james wotton william wren, ret. john w. wright, jr. neil robin wright sandra lee wright jupiter yambem >> and my father. we remember his dedication, sacrifices, love, laughter, support, wisdom, humility, and his hard work. he was not just a 9/11 victim and hero, he was a father, husband, brother, and friend and will never be forgotten. we love him. >> and my father. who i never met because my mom was only pregnant with me. thank you for my life, my name, and everything in between.

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robert williams. welcome, mr. williams. again, i indicated my apologies, we are the presiders of the law enforcement in this nation and certainly we welcome your very important testimony. thank you. you are recognized for five minutes. >> okay. chair nadler, chair jackson-lee, ranking member jordan, ranking member biggs, members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. last -- not last january but january 2020, i was -- i got a call from my wife. and she told me that some detectives called her to tell me to turn myself in. she said they would be calling me shortly because they didn't have my phone number. they called me. i answered and said -- i asked them what was it about. he told me he couldn't tell me. all he knows is i need to turn myself in. i assumed it was a prank call. i told -- i hung up and called my wife and told her to disregard. she was irate, thinking maybe i was trying to hide something from her. i told her to call our local police department. she did. they said they had no warran

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how likely then, william. _ minister. how likely then, william, given _ minister. how likely then, william, given the - minister. how likely then, william, given the picturej william, given the picture you're painting for us, is a lifting of restrictions? could we see that insight very soon injapan, in parts of the country? in japan, in parts of the country?— in japan, in parts of the count ? ~ i. ., , country? well, you are seeing thins country? well, you are seeing things boost _ country? well, you are seeing things boost up _ country? well, you are seeing things boost up to _ country? well, you are seeing things boost up to some - country? well, you are seeing l things boost up to some extent. there are press reports that the government is considering taking a deep breath and loosening things up. but i think the government also realises that there is a lot of lockdown fatigue here, if you will. in manyjapanese citizens are taking a breath and doing their own things. restaurants and bars are not allowed to serve alcohol — many are beginning to, anyway, i was

william:. me encuentro con un oficial de la autoridad de la policÍa encargado de la unidad canina y me dice que si yo tenÍa la llave. marÍa: tenÍa una de las cinco llaves maestras que abrÍa las escaleras de cada pisoy las oficinas de la torre william: sÍ, tengo las llaves y me dijo vente, vamos del sÓtano, vestÍbulo, al lobby del edificio y ahÍ estaban los bomberos. marÍa: permitiÓ a los bomberos libre acceso por las escaleras, no habÍa elevadores para subir porque el impacto original lo destruyÓ. william: esta unidad de hÉroes me empieza a seguir mientras o los guiÓ a subir por la escalera piso por piso. marÍa: tenÍa mejor condiciÓn fÍsica con mucho bomberos que subieron cargando con mÁs de 30 libras de equipo,al llegar al piso 27 llamÓ a su madre a puerto rico. william: mami estoy en la torres. yo no sabÍa que lo estaba viendo el mundo entero. " las torres estÁn en fuego, sal de ahÍ" no puedo, estoy con la llave maestra... " no vayas al fuego", y le vendÍa mi madre es

williams says that pain drove her to file a complaint about dr. heliwell to the california medical board. >> it's their job to protect us from doctors whoa make mistakes. i'm not saying he is not human. we all make mistakes. but he made a whopping mistake when it came to me. >> reporter: what could have been helpful to williams is knowing another patient had already reported dr. heliwell. >> it's not like i went to a car dealership and went to buy a car. this is my life. >> reporter: six weeks after delivering her child, emily yost says dr. heliwell told her she needed umbilical hernia surgery, and he could do the procedure in his office, even though emily says it had been scheduled for the hospital. >> knowing what i know now, i would have switched doctors immediately. okay, this is my online complaint summary. >> reporter: yost sent this complaint to the california medical board explaining she had to have an additional surgery to fix the surgery that dr. heliwell performed. >> i never got an email that said hey, we'll look into it. we're sorry t

michael williams grew _ what do we know? michael williams grew up _ what do we know? michael williams grew up in - what do we know? michael williams grew up in the - williams grew up in the projects of brooklyn and once said he thought he may never leave that particular part of the world, but it was his love for street dance that propelled him into dancing tours, with such luminaries as george michael and madonna, and then the artist who packs a curse or picture of michael williams, and that very distinctive scar than one cheek, which he got after intervening in a fight outside a bar when he was 25 years old, and argued successfully for michael williams to be given the part of tupac�*s brother in the film, bullet, then appeared as a guest in boston legal and the sopranos then landed the defining role of omar lytle, in the wire, perhaps the most memorable role in a series that has been called one of the best in television history, so good that then senator barack obama called the wire his favourite tv show, and omar lytle, the favourite character in it, so his death

williams treatment and others. i think that is a problem when the judiciary is not upset enough to actually take action and bring law enforcements into line. >> i think you could implement things such as not allowing for the facial recognition technology to launch an investigation. they would have to have independence basis to launch it. if it went to trial, you could utilize as additional evidence. you can't have it the other way around. then you have concerns about whether the evidence corroborating the facial technology is influenced by the investigators. >> thank you. my time has expired. thank you. i really appreciate this hearing. >> thank you so much. we're more and more finding some common ground. should be some good opportunities for us to move forward. i'm delighted to recognize the gentle lady from georgia for five minutes. >> thank you so much. thank you to each and every one of you here today. thank you for your timely resource and information and expertise. i'm like to start a quick question. how can

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williams. his body was found in brooklyn, marking the end of a life and career that was shaped by the city where he grew up. >> come on. get out of here. >> reporter: this morning, tributes pouring in after michael k. williams was found dead in his brooklyn apartment. >> open the door man for a huff and puff. >> reporter: no cause of death was given for the actor, most famous for bringing omar little to life on "the wire." drug paraphernalia was found around his body. >> always happy. always smiling. always dancing. >> reporter: he received acclaim for "boardwalk empire" and "lovecraft country." >> get out of here. >> reporter: it was the role of omar little where many called the greatest character in history. was a gangster wrapped up in the life of murder and crime. williams was wrapped up in drugs portraying the character. telling our dan harris in 2008, that the character's success came as a surprise to him. >> if you told me i would be successful playing an openly-gay thug on television, i

williams. we are the preside are's over -- presidors over law enforcement in this nation and certainly, we welcome your testimony. thank you. i recognize you for five minutes. >> ok. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. january, 2020, i got a call from my wife and she told me that some detectives called her and told me to turn myself in. she says they will be calling me surely because they didn't have my phone number. they called me and i answered and i asked them what it was about and he told me he couldn't tell me. all he said was i need to turn myself in. i assumed it was a crank call until i hung up and call my wife and told my wife to disregard. they thought maybe i was trying to hide something. i told her to call our local police department and she did and they said they had no warrants or anything and disregard the call. i proceeded to drive home and when i got home, there was a detroit police car parked on my street and when i pulled into the driveway, they blocked me in as i

william: it's a pleasure. amanda: we know that people's own prosperity, financial picture tends to be the central picture in people's lives. it has not been the central issue of this political campaign. do you think there is a clear differentiation on where the economy goes after this election is over? william: differentiation between whom, the various parties? up until now, if you look at the recovery, what has happened in canada has been a mere image of what is happening in most of the oecd countries, on average. the sense, looking forward, is that our prospects are much the same, which is to say there seems clear evidence that the economies are moderating. at the same time, china has been slowing down, too. there is i think a growing sense that perhaps the good days of faster growth on a much faster growth, are behind us. i think there is a growing apprehension. matt: what effect has the pandemic had on the voter base, on the expected outcome? william: to be honest, i really don't know. what i can say, it a

so that's context to william davidson. one of the things i guess the resa is saying is that this isn't a unpopular policy almost across the board with a few options. are you hearing me, are you finding the this executive order, this threat of sanctions is actually an unpopular policy? and i think that's probably some sort of reasonable assessment. we get the public opinion, but it is very hard to tell. i'm in any opinion polls, for example, in the matter that very few and far between many and what we should note is just how polarized ethiopian political scene is. and of course, like many other countries. but suffice to say, there are those who support this war and those who don't and the support to the sanctions will break down roughly along those lines. and i think, you know, for the people in gray who i mean the attitude, the sanctions is going to be different for the different parties of the war for different reasons. but they will all oppose it. so there's a potential to them all to be sanctioned. but across europe is

well, we are wanting to william davidson in nairobi. williams. one of the things you said earlier was about the sensation of hostilities. that's the priority. get everybody to stop fighting, having heard other to guess. do you think that's going to happen in the short term? well, we hope so, but it does need a significant rethink from the, the key actors here. and i think if you look at the, the offensive from the take re ported into on a far. and they say this is to, to break the seeds that they say the federal government has inflicted upon them. they also say they are trying to retake territory in west integrate that i'm, our region is now administering, backed up by ethiopian and era try and troops. and so these are the objectives of the grand leadership and that is needing to this very strong mobilization that you know, a lot of has referred to. so i think what we need to happen here alternately is if there was some action on the humanitarian situation. so the federal government allowing unhindered access, restoring some vital services to tak

[chime] lieutenant commander david williams. [chime] major duane williams. [chime] chief roger marvin once -- woods. [chime] captain john c y. [chime] [indiscernible] petty officer second-class kevin yolkom. [chime] chief donald m young. [chime] edmund p young junior. [chime] lisette young -- lisa young. [chime] [indiscernible] >> ♪ amazing grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost but now i am found was blind but now i see amazing grace amazing grace, how sweet the sound [harmonious singing] amazing grace [harmonious singing] amazing grace amazing grace ♪ ♪ >> i invite you to join me in prayer. let us pray. almighty god, we pause on this solemn anniversary with heavy hearts as we remember this horrific tragedy took place on the grounds of the pentagon, taking from us 184 of nearly 3000 sons and daughters of our nation that perished on this day. we especially remember the surviving families and friends, and ask your continued healing of the grief that they bear each day. we celebrate these great american heroes who have lai

williams was born in brooklyn. in a statement, his family saying they're grieving this unsurmountable loss. trib units pouring in from fans and fellow actors. wendell pierce writing on twitter, "the death of my love for this brother can only be matched by the depth of my pain learning of his loss." again, michael kpd williams was 54 years old. a big loss tonight. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight." new developments in a murder mystery. the member of a prominent legal family speaking out. oh my, with chase freedom unlimited, i earn all this cash back? oh, i gotta tell everyone. hey rita, you can earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you. hey neal, you can earn 3% at drug stores!!! buddy, i'm right here. why are you yelling? because that's what i do! you're always earning with 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase, 3% at drugstores, 3% on dining including takeout, and 1.5% on everything else you buy. chase. ma

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william: yes, by having patients. what we are seeing is a realization that we are still down millions of jobs from the previous peak, and the fed is being patient. eventually, employers will be serious, that they are really looking for any worker, and they will start hiring black workers and stop bypassing them. that will only happen if you are patient. unfortunately, our fiscal policy is not showing the same patience. the withdrawal of unemployment insurance right now will be a catastrophe. we have median unemployment linked to blacks at 22 weeks. over half of black workers have been unemployed for 22 weeks. latinos, about 18 weeks. the end of the extended unemployment benefits for those long-term unemployed, the end of those benefits for those who were eligible before, those who got the pandemic unemployment assistance because they tended to be low-wage workers and worked part-time, those workers are losing as well. all of that is disappearing too soon. we see the fed being patient with the labor market. unfortunate

and you appeared on the original "firing line" with william f. buckley jr. several times, including with ronald reagan in 1978, in the debate over whether the united states should ratify the panama canal treaty. you argued in favor of the treaty's ratification. ronald reagan argued against it. take a look at this. >> conservatives, particularly, are supposed to be realistic about the the real way the world works, and we know that treaties generally ratify acts of force and generally yield to acts of force and situations of force. >> all the force in the world couldn't put our ships through there if they just let the water out of the locks. >> y, but if they let the water out of the locks, they can do that, of course, with a treaty. there's no treaty in the world, no bottle of ink, and no amot of paper, can prevent acts of force. >> one of the reasons i like that cliis because you offered this real-world argument, this kind of pragmatism that you argue is the hallmark of conservative thinking. do you think that is still true? >> not really. it see

george will was a friend and colleague of the late william f. buckley jr., the original "firing line" host and founder of the national review. at 80 years old, and after 6,000 columns, will is no longer a republican... >> i joined it because i was a conservative. i leave for the same reason, that i'm a conservative, >> ...rejecting the party that embraced donald trump. >> george will, with the little glasses. take away the glasses, he looks like a dumb guy. i'm telling you. >> he endorsed his first ever democrat in 2020, but takes issue now with some of president biden's policies. >> we are piling up debt as never before. there's an explosive growth of government. >> with a nation deeply divided and questions about whether conservatism is once again a persuasion without a party, what does george will say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> george will, welcome back to "firing line >> thank you. glad to be with you. >> earlier this year, you celebrated your 80t

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williams says that pain drove her to file a complaint about dr. heliwell to the california medical board. >> it's their job to protect us from doctors whoa make mistakes. i'm not saying he is not human. we all make mistakes. but he made a whopping mistake when it came to me. >> reporter: what could have been helpful to williams is knowing another patient had already reported dr. heliwell. >> it's not like i went to a car dealership and went to buy a car. this is my life. >> reporter: six weeks after de

. - william! - hi! - hello! nice to see you. - welcome to les grands voisins. - thank you. - this used to be a hospital. 500,000 parisians were born here. - really? - yeah. - like half a million, almost. - yeah. half a million. absolutely. it was one of the main maternity ward. - and we really are in the middle of paris. we rode our bikes here, and all of a sudden, you turn to the right and you're in this huge, almost like a park in a way... it's so massive. - for years, this 365,000 square-foot space was left for dead, right in the heart of magnificent paris. and this made no sense to william dufourq. so with his friends, he took over. he transformed the place into a vibrant community they call les grands voisins, the good neighbours. the project now hosts a shelter for the homeless that accommodates more than 600 people, 30% of which are undocumented refugees. but also, a restaurant, a brewery, pop-up markets, artist studios, startups, and even an urban campground. from the hip parisian to the homeless, people

now in tell pay william young, it's not just video games, it's not just screens. i was those d v d that cracking down on actors that they, that the chinese communist party don't see as follow in their ideals were reflectively asking to do is all your cultural icons in china who are chinese to follow a certain model of behavior. certain mode of behavior that isn't bigger than the, the communist party but isn't, but is in line with communist party families. you effectively imposing culture on cultural actors and for cultures are really tree, breathed and needs to be free. right? right. i think there is, there are 2 sides to argue against this. one site is just exactly like what you said. one of the reason why they are emphasizing the banning on the particular c ma'am. for example, man who are not looking or behaving like the traditionally very masculine way is because they are very concerned about the if the, the impact of the korean pop culture. and a lot of these are k popstars have created these barre, sometimes so called out of control of phantom culture and pha

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on the leftom is sir william frm a commander-in-chief in north america minus canada. on the right is is rather, admiral who is the royal chief in america. and of course george c washingtn from american commander-in-chief so these are the key folks who worked out the strategy in 1777. clockwise from the top we've got george the third and on the right you have general sir william on the bottom. general john burgoyne and then secretary of the state for the colonies and responsible for managing the war in north america. early in 1777, commander-in-chief, general sir william on the left john burgoyne who at this time is in london, he's there in london with the king and jermaine. both present plans for 1777. they both argue they are going to be award-winning plans. points plan is a very complex but imaginative plan. in some ways,la it's a repeat of the first british invasion of new york in the fall of 1776 committed by carlton, commander-in-chief in canada. so this calls three columns to advance to albany new york. the first one would be larger conference canada going down

the actor michael k williams has been found dead at his home in new york. he was 54. he was best known for playing omar little in the tv crime drama the wire. it's not yet known how he died. our north america correspondent, david willis. michael williams grew up in and the projects of brooklyn and once said that he thought that he may never leave that particular part of the world, but it was his love for street dance that propelled him into tours, dancing tours, with such luminaries as george michael and madonna, and then the artist tupac shakur saw a picture of michael williams and that very distinctive scar down one cheek. it was something that he got after intervening in a fight outside a bar when he was 25 years old. and tupac shakur argued successfully for michael williams to be given the part tupac�*s brother in the film, bullet. he went on to make guest appearances in boston legal, the sopranos and other shows before landing that role that was to define him, of course, as omar little, in the wire. it is perhaps the most memorable role in a series that has bee

the actor michael k williams has been found dead at his home in new york. he was 5a. he was best known for playing omar little in the tv crime drama the wire. it's not yet known how he died. david willis has more. michael williams grew up in the projects of brooklyn and once said he thought he may never leave that particular part of the world, but it was his love for street dance that propelled him into dancing tours, with such luminaries as george michael and madonna, and then the artist tupac shakur saw a picture of michael williams, and that very distinctive scar down one cheek, which he got after intervening in a fight outside a bar when he was 25 years old, and tupac shakur argued successfully for michael williams to be given the part of tupac�*s brother in the film, bullet, then appeared as a guest in boston legal and the sopranos and other shows then landed the defining role of omar little, in the wire, perhaps the most memorable role in a series that has been called one of the best in television history, so good that then senator barack obama called the wire

williams. hollywood is paying tribute after the sudden death of the emmy nominated actor. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president biden will visit new york and new jersey today to look at storm damage from the remnants of hurricane ida. both states are under a major disaster declaration making federa bradley blackburn is live in manville. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. more than half of those deaths from ida happened in new jersey and here in manville, there are debris piles like this everywhere you look. this town had several feet of flood water inundated. president biden will come here later today to see the damage for himself. president biden approved major disaster declarations for six new jersey and five new york counties affected by the remnants of hurricane ida. >> most of the things are gone. >> reporter: lindsay gutierrez had to abandon her basement apartment in queens, new york. >> we had to come out this way. >> reporter: the disas

william, i just want to get back to the, to the, to the medical frontier. everything looks like it's going quite well in terms of the vaccination programs and the positive health effects. but we're quite, we're not very far down the road. let me put it not way. can you understand people saying we don't know yet. this is only been a year or 2 and it's completely proven for all we know, we may get big medical problems down the road. can you understand this? people say we draw the weight because we're scared what consequences may be unknown at this point? well, actually i hear that a fair amount in my response to that. it's very clear, you know, in infancy, children and adolescents and adults travel or staying at home, we use over 20 vaccines. not a single one of them has a long term effect, a long term adverse effect. it just doesn't exist. and there's no biological reason for that to happen with this vaccine either. and we've given this vaccine to more people in a short period of time before we now have a vast experience, not only in our old country, but aro

williams was found dead in his brooklyn apartment. no cause of death has been released. he was 54 years old. >>> when we come back, nbc's al roker remembers his mentor, willard scott for the lessons and legacy he left behind. stay with us >>> finally, we're saying goodbye to a beloved member of our nbc family tonight al roker honors the legacy of his friend and mentor, willard scott. >> willard scott changed my life, and not for the obvious reasons. oh, sure, he took me under his wing, and he helped a young kid wet behind the ears learn how to do television, how to be yourself, how to take knocks when people push you down and you're able to get right back up and the idea that somebody could be so self-deprecating >> they asked me who my favorite rock star was, and that's exactly what i did >> eddie weed. >> reporter: and yet touched so many, was only part of his charm, only part of his secret weapon. his secret weapon was people he loved people. guess what people loved him back. there are those who could say he was corny or he was just downright old-fashioned, and you kn

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and the actor, michael k williams, who starred in the american crime drama "the wire" has been found dead in new york. the taliban claim they've captured the final afghan province not yet under their control. they released a video on social media showing their flag being raised at the governor's compound in panjshir province. the leader of the local resistance fighters has accused the west of allowing the taliban to advance and called for a national uprising against the taliban. as the fighting dies down, the un's humanitarian envoy has arrived in kabul for talks with the country's new leadership. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports from kabul. a white flag of victory, the taliban flag. the centre of the scenic panjshir valley. this last redoubt of armed opposition, now claimed by the taliban. "god is great," their fighters cry. in kabul today, the taliban spokesman had a message for the enemy. translation: we have captured panjshir, with the will of god. we are telling those people who still want to fight, if they want a normal life, they are welcome in afghani

williams. >> i tell you something. i like that ring, too. >> boy, you got me confused with a man who repeats himself. >> he starred as omar little on "the wire" as well as on "boardwalk empire. he was found dead in his brooklyn apartment monday afternoon. the city's medical examiner is investigating the cause of death. wendell pierce called williams an immensely talented man. michael k. williams was 54 years old. >>> days away from the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, the alleged mastermind is set to appear in court. the prosecution for khalid sheikh mohammed and four other co-defendants will restart today after a 17-month halt due to the pandemic known by his initials ksm has been locked up in guantanamo bay. defense teams are trying to get his confessions tossed because they were made while he was being tortured he was reportedly waterboarded 183 times and would count the seconds during pours in order to endure the interrogation a judge must rule on now whether they will be admissible in court. >>> the st

mike mccain and william mccleary, the attorney nathan arnold is here as well, william, i want to start with you. both you and your wife serve others. that is part of your job but how do you feel you are being served now? >> frankly, we are not. you know, we just came through a pandemic of a year and a half plus. and i think the overall feeling for all of us in a similar situation is, really? we just put everything on the line for everyone, now this is being done to us. how is this fair and just? >> laura: michael is a public school teacher might know there are many who are afraid to speak out. you are not. you are seeking an exemption, as i said, but what is the reaction so far from fellow teachers, especially those who are in the union and tend not to have a lot of diagram crossover with traditional americans, who are also at times, against the vaccine and the vaccine mandate? >> we have thousands of supporters of educators, absolutely. so we are not a small group at all. but those that don't support us, you know, they are very vocal about that too. but we also have news there is a te

his previous book, the life of samuel was awarded to william toby award. kevin has agreed to do this program in an interview, conversations which will be followed by questions, i'd be grateful if audience members could put questions in the q&a at the bottom of your screen. kevin, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you, andrew. i appreciate the invitation thank you to everybody out there attending. >> so i want to begin asking you to discuss how your military background influenced your writing of the book. >> okay. well, i think first of all, it is important to, you don't have to be, have military background to be a good military historian. i'd say the greatest military historian hasn't had a military background so you look at the great military historians, you don't have to have a military background but i do think having extensive military experience like i do can maybe add another perspective to your research and writing. little things like i know what it's like to walk through the woods or the desert, wet, tired, hungry, two hours of sleep for

william brangham explains. william: it was republicans in the arizona state senate who commissioned this review of ballots in maricopa county, even though election officials in the state said there was no large-scale fraud in the 2020 election. but a partisan group called "cyber ninjas" undertook a controversial review of the vote, and they affirmed that joe biden won maricopa county and arizona. and here with us to look at the larger context is nate persily a scholar of election law at stanford university law school. great to see you back on the newshour. i hesitate to call this an actual audit, what this organization did in arizona, but they affirmed what we already knew, that joe biden won maricopa county and arizona. what do you see when you look at this process? nate: you are right to hesitate in calling it an audit. audits are good things. every state should audit its elections, but that is not what this was. this was part of a coordinated disinformation campaign to undermine the legitimacy of the electio

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in and william howe. what you might like to do is to give our audience a little background of where it went wrong without getting into the actual battle. i'd also like you to say which commanders do you blame for -- are going in howe. >> any see my slide there? >> yes. >> you talk about these men and your wonderful but the man who lost america and howe was received in america and not canned and in on is his brother admiral richard howe who is the royal navy commander in north america and of course there's george washington. so these are the key folks who worked out the strategy in 1777 so clockwise from the top we have got king george iii and then on the right there you have general sir william howell and at the bottom general bergoyne and on the left is the main general and the secretary of state for the colonies and responsible for managing the war in north america. early in 1777 general sir william howell on the left in general john burgoyne who at this time is in london so he is there in london with t

william: did those rise in infections and hospitalizations track with the numbers lost? can you plot it on a graft and deceit cause and effect? >> it looks that way. though if you look at the scale on that early in the pandemic it was much larger relative to the number of deaths for example. in some respects it is better that we have not had quite the same negative impact on the economy this time around that we did early in the pandemic. on the other hand, people are engaging in more of their regular day-to-day economic activities that could be high-risk, particularly if th are unvaccinated. but if you look at the rise in infections, hospitalizations, deaths, it does seem to track pretty closely, at least in terms of direction with the fact that there has been a slowdown in covid sensitive industries. william: ce monday 7 million people are going to lose their unemployment iurance benefits and i know there is some internal debate within the ministration as to whether or not this is the right time those benefits to go away. do you think this jobs report changes that decis

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