they are very adulatory, i will tell you that, bill bennett, how long will this last? >> bill: i don't know, there are some signs. you handed in a couple, even chris cuomo on cnn said that cnn was wrong to say that biden was starting from scratch on covid. starting from scratch, hell, we have this vaccine out there, maybe we will get some honest reporting. look to be glimmers of honest reporting, we can hope for more. i would love to renew my subscription to "the washington post." but they it there yet. >> kennedy: harris, chills, thrills, adulation, but don't they realize that it was their hatred that was so profitable? it was their contempt of former president trump that was really, really helpful to the bottom line for "the new york times" and msnbc in particular. >> harris: oh, my goodness, everybody, just do the job. to just do the job. you don't have to yell breaking news. i have been doing it for a quarter-century. if the building is on fire, if the building is being built, whatever it is, just say what it is. in the breaking news will sell its self. i will say

investigators charged bambi bennett and her boyfriend with two counts of murder. bambi's own sons didn't believe in her innocence. but there was one man who did. and he was prepared to fight for her freedom. returning to "the deed," here's dennis murphy. >> bambi bennett sat in a jail cell stunned. she had just been charged with two counts of murder. >> i thought, i'm just having a bad dream. this cannot be happening. not only were my parents just murdered, now i'm being accused of being the ones that killed them. i said, y'all have lost your mind. i said, this doesn't make any sense. i didn't do anything wrong. >> but to prosecutor fran humphries it made perfect sense. >> the motive is unavoidable in this case. bambi needed her stepfather and mother dead, so she could get her property back. >> property valued at north of $1 million. classic question people in your line of work pose is, well, who benefited? >> bambi. >> as for bambi's boyfriend, rick, humphries believed bambi persuaded him to help her carry out the murderous deed. but both rick and bambi said the

and bill bennett, former education secretary and host of the bill bennett show podcast. bill, let me start with you. your thoughts on the speech, the day, the moment, the new president. >> that was flannery o'connor who said i hate to find tds what is given general satisfaction. but i found it tedious. this was not a great speech. let me get to the main point. unity is not a fundamental american value. we agree to disagree on things. we hold these truths to be self-evident. the man is created by god and equal rights. equal rights to pursue happiness and life and liberty. unity is not in there. a quality and liberty are the fundamental rights. not unity. madison says in the tenth federalist papers, faction is what motivates americans. that is passions and opinions on different things. we give it as a given in american life that we will have different opinions. it is the sorting out of those opinions, how we resolve those differences. not unity. you are not going to get people on the far left of the biden spectrum and donald trump's right side to agree on things. how do we

bennett, mrs. lack burn, mr. blumenthal, mr. blunt mr. booker, mr. boseman mr. braun, mr. brown, mr. burr ms. cantwell, mrs. capito, mr. cardin, mr. carper, mr. casey, mr. cassidy, ms. collins, mr. coons, mr. cornyn, ms. cortez masto, mr. cotton, mr. cramer, mr. crapo, mr. cruz, mr. danes, ms. duckworth, mr. durbin, ms. ernst, mrs. feinstein, mrs. fischer, mrs. gillibrand, mr. graham, mr. grassley, mr. haggerty, ms. hassan, mr. hawley, mr. heinrich, mr. hickenlooper, ms. hirono, mr. hoeven, mrs. hyde-smith, mr. inhofe, mr. johnson, mr. kaine, mr. kelly, mr. kennedy, mr. king, ms. klobuchar, mr. lankford, mr. leahy, mr. lee, mr. lujan, mr. manchin, mr. markey, mr. marshall, mr. mcconnell, mr. menendez, mr. merkley, mr. moran, ms. murkowski, mr. murphy, mrs. murray, mr. ossoff, mr. padilla, mr. paul, mr. peters, mr. portman, mr. reid, mr. risch, mr. romney, ms. rosen, mr. rounds, mr. rubio , mr. sanders, mr. sasse, mr. schatz, mr. schumer, mr. scott of florida, mr. scott of south carolina, mrs. shaheen, mr. shelby, ms. sinema, ms. smith, mrs. stabenow, mr. sullivan, mr. thun

bennett. >> clerk: i need 30 seconds for the item to show. if you need help, i can walk you through it. >> just a moment. . >> i would have to quit to give permission -- >> clerk: i just need 30 seconds. feel free to begin to introduce. >> so i want to start by setting a little context for this. we did talk about this recently but i want to be able to say what we talked about so everybody can catch up and give context for the racial equity office of equity and racial equity and things that have happened in the last year that some of the newer commissionerincommissioners may not have been a part of. we're going to talk about the racial equity action plan, required by the ordinance of the office that created racial equity last year in october 2019. that ordinance requires that departments file a racial equity action plan. the plan covers three years, this will be 2021 to 23. it's calendar years and has an annual update where we will update on the progress and successes and challenges of the plan

i want to go to kate bennett that broke the news. this is a very significant development. she has been loyal, an attack dog on behalf of the first lady. >> she was one of the first people on trump's campaign press team in 2015.

bennett. >> clerk: i need 30 seconds for the item to show. if you need help, i can walk you through it. >> just a moment. . >> i would have to quit to give permission -- >> clerk: i just need 30 seconds. feel free to begin to introduce. >> so i want to start by setting a little context for this. we did talk about this recently but i want to be able to say what we talked about so everybody can catch up and give context for the racial equity office of equity and racial equity and things that have happened in the last year that some of the newer commissionerincommissioners may not have been a part of. we're going to talk about the racial equity action plan, required by the ordinance of the office that created racial equity last year in october 2019. that ordinance requires that departments file a racial equity action plan. the plan covers three years, this will be 2021 to 23. it's calendar years and has an annual update where we will update on the progress and successes and challenges of the plan

is this something you might work with me and senator bennett to try and perfect and perhaps implement in a bipartisan way? >> absolutely, i would look forward to working with you on that. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, senator young. senator sasse. >> dr. yellen, congratulations on your nomination. obviously an important capstone to a very distinguished career. i want to focus on a set of topics that involve the national security equities of the treasury department, more than some of the topics of the last couple of questions. it is my view that whenever the senate is for billing -- is fulfilling our obligations with regard to any senior position with national security equities, one of our obligations as to make sure the nominee in question regards herself or himself as having a national security board will be a -- national security portfolio. secondarily, it is clear there is a bipartisan consensus in the senate now. the bipartisan consensus is overwhelming. the number one long-term geopolitical threats the united states faces, not just in the next four years, but probably the n

lester >> geoff bennett tonight, thank you >>> just five days before the inauguration, a massive show of force in washington is getting bigger, with 25,000 national guard troops now expected. here's tom costello. >> reporter: across washington, security is growing tighter by the hour, restricted zones, razor wire topping perimeter fencing, the national guard increasing troop levels to 25,000, weapons at the ready, as dozens of state capitols beef up security amid intelligence that right wing extremists are threatening more attacks. >> there's a great deal of very concerning chatter and it's what you don't know that we are preparing for. >> reporter: today disturbing details in charging documents against jacob chansley, part of a mob that attacked the capitol. the prosecutor in arizona said the intend of the capitol rioter was to capture and assassinate elected officials in the united states government the d.o.j. has since struck that phrase his attorney said thieves following president donald trump's direction and will seek a presidential pardon. despite guns, explosives and zip ties

stephanie: yes, well, starting in 2004, the most iconic heart is tony bennett's heart that currently sits in union square. and so, that tradition has continued. and it is a selective process, and so as an artist, you have to apply and be selected, and then execute it because it is a really large heart. it's about 4 by 6 feet and about 400 pounds, so it's a feat just to wrangle it around and paint it. damian: and so, when sometimes when visitors visit union square and they see your artwork, might they be surprised on one or two occasions when the artist is there herself and they want to take pictures with her? stephanie: oh, for sure. i already have a lot of friends and family who'll be around probably promoting it as well. we love the city, so it'll be right at home. damian: and i mean, it's charity work. talk about the foundation itself and the services it provides. i know you're an artist, but you're well involved with the foundation. stephanie: yeah, so the san francisco general hospital foundation has been doing this auction to raise money for their programs that help support man

>> geoff bennett at the >>> we are following severe weather from coast to coast including a large winter storm that had tens of millions in the path tonight with heavy snow falling in the plains and parts of the midwest right behind is another series of storms, al roker, is tracking it all what can we expect >> lester, 170 million coast to coast under some sort of winter weather advisory or warning. have this system developed over night? chicago to detroit and icy mix for the mid-atlantic into the northeast and a morning commute that's a mess from chicago to new york and new england in the evening and a second system coming into the southeast bringing heavy rain on wednesday. a foot of snow in the sierra and as we get into the eastern part of the country, anywhere from 6 to 8 inches snow in the plains and heavier snow in the upper new england area >> i know you have it all covered for us in the morning. thank you, al. >>> the team hunting for the source of the coronavirus tells nbc news china is sharing information not previous made public our keir simmons is looking at whether china is

. >> reporter: michelle bennett and her children are leaving in fear. their landlord is trying to evict them after she lost her job and can't pay rent. >> i don't really have anywhere to go without me having the income to pay during a pandemic. because i don't want to be homeless. >> reporter: the eviction crisis is just one of the economic disasters facing the biden administration, including historic job loss and a growing hunger crisis. last week president biden signed an executive order extending a ban on evictions through march. but that doesn't help bennett, whose lawyer said her landlord is using a loophole that's becoming more common during the pandemic. biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus plan proposes about 30 billion in additional rental assistance. for months bennett tried applying so she can stay in her home, with no luck. >> when you call, it's like no money, or call back next month. maybe there will be money then, you know. and then you call back the next month. it's still, oh, we're out of money. >> reporter: gabby riley is also out of a job.

. >> reporter: michelle bennett and her children are living in fear. her landlord is trying to evict them after she lost her job and can't pay rent. >> i don't really have anywhere to go with me not having the income to pay during the pandemic. because i don't want to be homeless. >> reporter: the eviction crisis is just one of the economic disasters facing the biden administration. including historic job loss and a growing hunger crisis. last week, president biden signed an executive order extending a ban on evictions through march. but that doesn't help bennett whose lawyer says her landlord is using a loophole that's becoming more common during the pandemic. >> already started packing. >> reporter: biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus plan proposes about $30 billion in rental assistance. for months, bennett has tried applying to stay in her home, with no luck. >> when you call it's like no money. you know, or call back next month, you know, maybe there will be money then. and then you call back the next monday. it's still, oh, we're out of money. >> repor

thank you to our incredible reporters, peter baker, geoff bennett, seung min kim, and pierre thomas. these are scary times. so many people feel overwhelmed. know that we will keep pushing for answers as we all brace for what could be next. thank you for joining us. our conversation will continue on the "washington week" extra. find it on our social media and on our website. and stay tuned for a "pbs newshour" special report, american reckoning. it's a look at the forces that led to this moment. please check your local listings. i'm yamiche alcindor. stay safe. good night from washington. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find the plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. announcer: kaiser permanente. boeing. additional fu

and st mary's trying for two in a row on the road against usf coach by one of bennett's former players. todd golden st mary's at a comfortable lead most of the way, but when joe marin booyah drove to the hoop here, usf was within one with 2.5 minutes to play three point game. now the gaels add to their lead. logan john and cuts to the hoop and kyle bown finds him. johnson led the gales with 20. they went 67 63, st mary's now two and three and the wcc while the dons are four and four and in many ways professional hockey players are magicians with the stick and a puck while skating. take a look at this effort by tampa's victor hedman against columbus through the legs with his back to the goal, and hedman gets the puck through. well, that was a nice effort for the stanley cup champion lightning, but it was columbus. handing tampa's first loss of the season 5 to 2 lots more coming up tonight at 10 o'clock, andre. i will see you then, hopefully with a cool shots like we just saw there that that put that contract that punk right through his leg right there. that was fantastic. thank you so m

bennett saying that he never did that. exposes.d write next. these are just some details, ising the prize at the end the post office. we have african-american observers being bemused by this. really, of course, we have the abolitionist. them says,me, one of of death on a pale horse. on the right-hand side, that gentleman represents most of us. next. once the whigs are elected, they are proclaiming the early death vocal-ism, and that was the term for extreme democrats who basically wanted no monetary government. so this monster creature, next, is the local monster, the demonic head. we have people standing around trying to figure out if the monster is truly dead or not. -- there are various political candidates since jackson dresses a woman. it's not clear why the woman is if theto figure out villain is dead or not. and here are a number of descriptions. i don't know if they had prescriptions or not, but, next. there is the devil, of course, looking on. the globe newspaper. war, they usedf indian kills. these are all metaphors. and then in the s

stephanie bennett, thank you. a winter storm system that hit the midwest with blizzard conditions then roared across the northeast this weekend dumping rain and snow. meteorologist adam has more. >> that storm is stilt on the move bringing with it winter weather and backside of that system bringing coldest air we've seen in last couple of days particularly in areas across the upper plains getting into the midwest, and now eventually that's going settle along the east coast from the mid-atlantic running up into new england but these are current temperatures outside as of right now. that center of circulation continues to move as you mentioned this was a sthoorm moved through the midwest. now really lifting into parts of new england interior new england in particular if you're talking about that snow. if you live along the coast, there have been strong winds with this system all day long. but it has been most lis a rain event from the mid-atlantic up through port land maine it has been a soggy rainy kind of stormy d

bennett. mrs. blackburn. [signing book] >> mr. blumenthal, mr. blunt, mr. booker, mr. bosman. mr. braun, mr. brown, mr. burr, ms. cantwell. mrs. capito, mr. carper, mr. casey. [signing book] mr. cassidy ms. collins, mr. coons, mr. cornyn. >> ms. cortez masto, mr. cotton, mr. cramer, mr. crapo. mr. cruz, mr. dane, ms. duckworth, mr. durbin. ms. ernst, mrs. feinstein, mrs. fisher, mrs. gillibrand. mr. graham, mr. grassley, mr. haggerty, ms. haskins-- ms. hassan. mr. hawley, mr. heinrich, mr. hickenlooper, miss hirono. mr. hogan, mrs. hyde-smith, mr. inhofe, mr. johnson. mr. kaine, mr. kelly, mr. kennedy, mr. king. ... >> ms. klobuchar, mr. lankford, mr. leahy, mr. lee. >> mr. lujan, ms. lummis, mr. m. >> mr. marshall, mr. mcconnell, mr. menendez, mr. merkley. >> mr. moran, ms. murkowski, mr. >> mr. ossoff, mr. padilla, mr.. mr. portman, mr. reed, mr. risc. >> ms. rosen, mr. rounds, mr. r. >> mr. sasse, mr. schatz, mr. s. >> mr. scott of south carolina,i nema. >> ms. smith, ms. stabenow, mr.. >> mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. t. >> mr. van hollen, mr. warner, . >> mr. whitehose, mr. wick

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maybe they realize or learn you need an apprenticeship to get licensed, says plumber adrienne bennett. >> the apprenticeships are five years. and you start out at maybe $15 an hour. to get to $40 an hour will take you five or six years. paul: plus, to get a job, isn't it who you know? few potential candidates know tradespeople, it seems. >> i did not know anybody. paul: manuel rios, a mr. rooter trainee, used to work on electric motors for $18 an hour with little prospect of making much more. but by chance, he met some plumbers there. >> they said they make a lot of money. i realized plumbing is never going to end because you always going to need a plumber. so the business is always going to be there. paul: the final barrier to entry in the trades is a familiar one, says electrician lamorte. >> there is a certain feeling that it's kind of like a white man's game, i hate to say it. people who are lgbtq, minorities, are a little bit intimidated by the boys club that exists. paul: and of course, women. added together, that's about two-thirds of the country. in the late 1970s, adrienne be

president mike pence is overseeing things in 7 quick listen and he was going home mr bennett mr bennett no mrs blackburn this is blackburn no mr blumenthal. mr blunt mr blunt no mr booker. mr booker no mr postman mr bozeman no mr braun mr bron no mr brown. mr brahimi said yesterday through the procedure is debating the pennsylvania objection back in the house of representatives. the point being yes this is the house reps and is the points being made for and against let's have a listen as discussed our roles and responsibilities are stablished by the constitution and federal law and there are clear the facts before sir also clear pennsylvania submitted one slate of electors as chosen by the voters of the state the slate was sort of fired according to state law now those lawful results must be counted in announced despite this information and any number of false claims that you may have heard including here today as former attorney general barr said quote we've not seed fraud on a scale that could have affected a different outcome in the election this is not simply a conclusory statement

as he fatally stabbed james furlong, david wails and joseph ritchie—bennett in reading onjune 20 last year. the 26—year—old had only been released from prison a fortnight earlier. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. police, emergency. a load of people have been stabbed in forbury gardens. how many people? we need police and ambulances. yeah, iunderstand... all the ambulances you can get. 0n the front of the 999 operator... roger smith had just witnessed a deadly terrorist attack. the speed of it could on cctv through the trees. the attacker, khairi saadallah, was hunted down just later by an armed police. in the park, three friends lay dying. inspirational history teacherjames furlong, leading research scientist david wails, and american pharmaceutical manager joseph richie—bennett. all our gay but he doesn't seem to have targeted them for that. that image of him charging towards me shouting, "allahu akbar!"... it's something that i have to sometimes consciously shut down in my head. with the bereaved families sitting in silence mrjustice sweeney said because

. >> reporter: yes, says detroit master plumber adrienne bennett, whose firm is currently helping to revitalize “michigan central station,” it takes a non-cushy mindset. >> this is physical work. you need to be there on the job site every day. and you got to be on time. and a lot of the young people today, they don't have work ethics. >> reporter: but plenty do. determined to breed new plumbers, vinnie sposari runs his own year-long training program, paying young people from the get-go to learn the trade. >> we're paying our trainees 15, 16, $18 an hour. and then when you're done with the program, you're not a full licensed plumber, you're a service technician who's able to snake drains and to do the kind of small plumbing repairs and whatnot and get close to that six figure income. you're getting paid to learn that! >> reporter: after a certain number of hours and possibly an exam; the requirements vary by locality; you can become a licensed plumber, a quality credential in an economy where only 11% of employers think colleges and universities are doing a good job of preparing p

matt bennett, thank you for joining us. the potential for robust stimulus and spending is showing up in the bond market. the 10 year treasury yields back above 1%, the first time since march. i was watching it like a hawk yesterday on my bloomberg terminal. michael kuchma, morgan stanley investment management cio. how much upside do we have an 10 year yield? michael: that's a very good question. the fed is obviously very concerned with keeping the economy rolling along, keeping financial conditions easy. by our calculations, financial conditions in the u.s. are near all-time lows. very easy financial conditions. we had a nominal interest rate, real rate, credit spread, equity markets, etc. lately, we have seen inflation expectation rise, and nominal yields have risen from in september.w i think that so far, they are not concerned with the rising of nominal rates, because the economy expectations are stronger. inflation expectations are up, surreal yields are not going up. it would be a concern if real interest rates went up

i want to bring in cnn's kate bennett. how did last night go at mar-a-lago? >> it was pretty -- even if going back further than vanilla ice, berlin played. i'm old enough to know who berlin is, but i don't know if the -- >> a decent one hit wonder. >> yeah, sure. these are guests who, a, paid hundreds if not thousands of dollars per ticket to have their new year's eve ring in at mar-a-lago. the big headliner would have been the president and the first lady. they typically make a big splash walking a red carpet each yore. that didn't happen. as we know, as we reported, the president and first lady, without explanation, headed back to washington, ditching their new year's eve party. they left on wednesday. guests were surprised that didn't happen. tiffany trump was there with her boyfriend as well, and as we saw from social media, most of the guests were not wearing masks either. >> was any rationalization offered to so many folks who ponied up cash? >> i don't believe so. the people were sort of the diehard club members, the people who go every single year, wh

kate bennett, thank you. >> thanks. >>> and please join us for our all day live coverage of the inauguration of president joe biden, history making event in unprecedented times. live coverage starts wednesday right here on cnn. >>> senators mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer closer to a deal on how to handle the new administration's business while conducting president trump's second impeachment trial. that's next. pick up like a pro. just order on the subway app and it's ready to go with contactless curbside. turkey sub in a hot tub! now get 15% off any footlong when you order in the app. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring... exactly. no problem. ...and done. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is only $899. plus, free delivery when you add a base. ends monday. >>> well, we are approaching the final hours of president trump's term but there's even a significant act after he leaves office. talks between outgoing senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and soon to be senate majority lead

earlier i spoke with brit bennett, a fascinating discussion about her critically acclaimed novel that explores the history of black people who pass as white. brit bennett, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> hi, thanks for having me. >> trevor: you are truly one of the most prolific writers of our time and once again you have written a book that has sent to the top of "the new york times," and not only that, the you got into a bidding war with where hbo topped out 17 other people, 17 other companies that wanted the rights to this become and hbo won it out. how does it feel to have 2020 be a great year when really it is like a dismall year. because st like that for many people, some great moments. and it is in the midst of this year, are you just going to lie and say all the good things that happened to you in 20211234. >> i know it feels so wild and it feels so obvious to say that, i think it is true that this has been such a surreal year but for me, i felt so lucky to have spirnsed these highs and experienced such a warm reception for this book. >> your book the vanishing

. >> time now for business and we have katherine bennett with us in the studio and looking at the gamestop saga and push the stocks of a struggling video games company managed to coordinate an unprecedented short squeeze where hedge funds are experiencing a loss because of these retail traders. >> this whole situation has been painted as a david and go lie agget and called revenge of the geeks where the little man is ganging up on the men on wall street and listen to one investor who put his money on gamestop. >> i first started seeing commotion around redditt talking about gamestop and a hedge fund and i tught it was interesting because you saw the common man fighting ainst wall street. and so i put some money in the stock around $85 out of just principle and i thought it was come call. it is the regular joe versus wall street and when i put int i lik being part oft and thato, is shared amongst a lot of people. where are these at-home traders are making enormous gains and use online trading platforms. one such platform is the app robinhood. so much i has taken steps to shore up its financ

stephanie bennett has the story. reporter: you know what the isolation, it is tough. like many parents mary lirchg has been helping her son learn remotely since the pandemic began all while juggling work and going back to school herself. >> we're in a blessed situation where he has brothers so he has that constant stimulation i can see why there's a push to get back kids into a relational setting. because much covid-19 clark county school district has more than 350,000 students has been learning remotely since march. but since then, they notice a spike in student suicides. with 19 in the last ten months. that's double the number compared to 2019 now they're expediting plan to bring kids back into the classroom. >> when we started seeing the spike in the deaths, and suicide in our children, it is when we started really having the conversation with our teacher union and came up with an agreement safe for adult it is safe for children. asking parents if they prefer remote learning or hybrid model meaning kids all gnat days in the classroom. the district says ultimately b

that was stephen bennett, the brother—in—law of one of the three victims, joseph richie bennett, he was 39 years old, he was from america, he was a pharmaceutical manager. the family, as you‘ve just had there, very difficult for them to give statements outside of court in the first time we‘ve heard from some of them as well and as the judge sentenced khairi saadallah, 26 yea rs judge sentenced khairi saadallah, 26 years old, to a whole life tariff, the family sat in silence as that sentence was passed. it is rare for a whole life tariff to be passed, a sentence like that wasn‘t handed down at all last year but the judge said it was an extremely serious offence and he said during his sentencing remarks he had no doubt that all the offences had a terrorist connection and he also said that the men who he murdered we re said that the men who he murdered were doing no more than enjoying themselves in that park injune of last year, so 26—year—old khairi saadallah has been sentenced to a whole life tariff and what that means he will never be released for having three men and attempti

cnn's kate bennett is following the story for us and doing excellent reporting on all of this. you've recorded, kate, jared and ivanka are already being shunned by their former friends in new york city. how much worse potentially has it gotten? >> reporter: i think at this point, wolf, beyond the sort of social pariahs that they may be when they return to new york, certainly not what they were when they left four years ago, they're worried about the bigger picture, the trump brand. this is something that has kept the family afloat, as we all know, for several decades. at this point, it's sort of irretrievably tied to the events of last week and the end of this administration. even the achievements of ivanka trump and jared kushner, but to be fair, ivanka trump has had success with the child credit, jared kushner has had success in the middle east, it's hard to talk those things up when the image the world has of the end of this administration is something really horrific. >> do we know that they're going back to new york city right away? because there have been report they boug

randy bennett st. mary's on the right. former bennett assistant and player. dell is on attack. logan johnson played at st. francis. deal is up 15 at the hilltop. the dons came all the way back but could not close. look at jensen's in his air. nice pass for kyle bowen. gail hung on and won at 57-two and three on the west coast conference. usf four and four. they were all taking top rank guns i get. >>> the warriors are running at the utah jazz moving pictures on the late show. that was vice president kamala harris sworn in last wednesday. the oakland native and first female vice president in u.s. history was definitely on the minds of steph curry and the warriors. they shifted to one of these forever jerseys, end of nation style. >> i'm not saying you have to put this in your office at the white house but probably a good idea. >> congratulations. >> all of this mean so much. i will proudly display this in the office of the vice president of the united states and off as i am about to occupy. i cannot thank you enough. >> to let you know, this is an nfl market. picking up steam, l

and given that that was the reality of the time the only way i could get stuff done, i needed to do bennett nelson. i needed his vote and he was a conservative democrat from the grass and had to be conservative to get a lot elected. i had to get the vote of robert burke in my first two years and venerated in the senate but also a former clan leader who the state's economy was based on coal. and [inaudible] who was part of our caucus and had endorsed john mccain in the race against me but he was part of our caucus. and so, part of what i want people to come out reading this book understanding is that there is a prophetic voice because we are talking about james baldwin earlier there was a prophetic voice that a writer or that a civil rights leader or an activist or a movement leader can can use to motivate and mobilize and change society and that prophetic voice oftentimes is the thing that will open up possibilities for politics because it's changing people's hearts and changing people's minds but language of politics itself is very rarely moved or shaped or by that kind of profit because u

. >> reporter: michelle bennett and her children are living in fear. the landlord is trying to evict them after she lost her job and can't pay rent. >> i don't really have anywhere to go with me not having the income to pay during the pandemic because i don't want to be homeless. >> reporter: the eviction crisis is just one of the economic disasters facing the biden administration including job loss and growing hung grer crisis. last week president biden signed an executive order through march but that doesn't help bennett whose lawyer says the landlord is using a loophole becoming more common during the pandemic. biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus proposes 30 billion in additional rental assurance. >> when you call, it's no money. or call back next month. maybe there will be money then. then you call back, oh, we still out of money. >> reporter: gabby riley is out of a job. weekly unemployment claims are back hovering around 1 million. every single one of those 140,000 jobs lost was held by a woman. riley is one of them. >> it's maddening. it's frustratin

time now for the late nest business and we have katherine bennett here from our business desk. good to see you. news in about the social media platform weas app. there was a huge bash lack against these measures. is that why the company is having second thoughts? >> absolutely. they're under huge amount of pressure because they'vers toed the company to remove this planned update. users would have to agree to share their data with instagram and facebook. -- they've been engaged in damage control, trying to reassure users how they collect and use personal data. they're rolling back the eighth of february deadline for accepting changes to it change in service and now that won't happen until the 15. of theday may. the company demilt they need to do much more about security on theplasm. >> companies have been suspending political donations following the attack on the alcohol of the sixth of january. in the u.s., parties use action parts. either stopped donations all together or been more targeted in their approach. suspending donation to the 147 rents in congress who voted against t

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a ashley bennett never got to hold her tenth child in her arms. he died after her entire family tested positive for the virus, and one week after delivering her baby by emergency c-section. >> if we can learn anything from this, you know, the covid is so serious and we need to, you know, truly take precautions because she was only 36, she had no underlying conditions. and she was gone, basically, in ten days. >> bennett's case added to a national death rate that remains alarmingly high. california reported its deadliest day on friday. there's a glimpse of hope with new data showing a downward trend in hospitalizations nationwide. the seven day average for new cases has reached its lowest point since early december. the average -- the second consecutive day in weeks, one of president biden's coronavirus advisers warns any respite may be temporary. >> you're going to see people traveling again probably for spring break in march and april and that's exactly when we expect these variants, in particular the uk variant, to really have taken hold in the

let's start with our reporters on the ground, geoff bennett in delaware where the president-elect is spending his final hours before being sworn in, allison barber a few blocks from where i'm standing at d.c.'s union station. allison got rare access to a place that has historically played host to inaugural balls a major transportation hub, not this year, garrett haake following the confirmation hearings behind me on the hill. geoff, we're learning more about president-elect's biden's plan for today and tomorrow as well. what more can you tell us about that? >> hey, craig. just hours to go before joe biden is sworn in as the nation's 46th president, he's set to deliver farewell remarks here in wilmington later this afternoon before he boards that plane and heads to washington. later this evening as you mentioned, both he and vice president-elect kamala harris will speak at the lincoln memorial reflecting pool as part of the nationwide covid memorial to mark the now more than 400,000 american lives lost due to the pandemic. fast forward to tomorrow morning, the president elect will sta

peter baker chief correspondent for "the new york times" and lee an caldwell and jeff bennett. all right, guys, i think the theme for this is simply going to be president tlumprump's divg of the republican party. peter baker, in the last ten days he called on the republican governor of georgia to resign and called the campaign illegal, threatened john thoon with a christi challenge. president trump here, we knew he might burn it all down. apparently, he wants to divide his party right to the very end here. >> well, i think that's right, . we have to put this into content. we act like this is normal and it's not. i think 220 years ago john adams was the income bent president to win an election. here we are 220 years later, no sitting president in history lost an election is trying to hold on to power. this is something that has never happened before. he is dividing the republican party because republicans say this is a bad precedent all around. there will be democrats who will lose elections and certainly they will be claiming with false allocatio allegations they will try to ta

it's time now for a look at the day's business news with katherine bennett from our business desk who joins me here in the studio. the u.s. president elect joe biden says he'll be laying out his economic plan for the u.s. next thursday but do we have any idea yet of the may have been points of that speech? >> we have an indication of his economic priorities. here's what we do know -- he's not going to be holding back. he says his relief package will be trillions of dollars, including uninsures and include the possibility to postpone rent payments. also direct relief throwing to families, including those $2,000 stimulus checks. his plan will focus on women and minority-owned businesses and he reiterated his desire to see the federal minimum wage, currently at 7:55 an hour to be more than doubled, to $15 an hour. one thing that came out strongly is how urgent he sees the current economic situation. he wants to open u.s. coffers wild knowle. part of this comes from the latest u.s. jobs figures out today. they showed that the u.s. economy she would 140,000 jobs in december led by the hosp

jeff bennegeoff bennett is cove biden transition. we have new reporting in about what biden plans to say. what's up? >> reporter: yeah. right. and here's the deal. we know that the president-elect later today here in wilmington will deliver remarks focussed largely on the economy, but i'm told at the top of the remarks, he expected to talk about the results in the georgia senate runoffs. our team, mike memoli, was told by a transition official that joe biden will frame the results as a key mandate from the american people. so that he, the biden administration, and democrats more broadly can act on the challenges the country faces from the covid-19 pandemic to the environment to racial justice to the economy. in fact, today biden will talk about i'm told his commitment and his plan to make sure small businesses get the direct federal relief they so desperately need, and he'll make a particular focus on black-owned, native-american owned businesses which has been hard hit in the pandemic. back to the issue of the georgia senate results

nbc news capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell, and nbc news white house correspondent geoff bennett. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press with chuck todd."te >> good sunday morning and a happyay new year to everyone. 2020 iser finally in the rearvi mirror -- sort of. january's providing a bit ofrt 2020 hangover, if you will. >>> donald trump's entire presidency has been a stress test b on our democracy, and th remains true even now. consider what has happened since election day. mr. trump has refused to concede the election. he and his allies have declared widespread fraud wherell none exists and tried and failed in court to overturn joe biden's victory. with plenty of trump-appointed judges turning away their nonsense lawsuits. but hoping to please the president, at least 12 senate republicans do plan to challenge the electoral college vote on wednesday. with vice president pence's encouragement, while mr. trump ispe urging supporters to show in d.c. to protest in