the status pierce, of family separations. we heard a lot about that this year. .aller guest: the administration was seeing rising numbers of the border, and they were going through different policies that would deter new arrivals at the southern border come and they familyhe most draconian situations in which they were separating parents from their children at the southern border. there was republic -- there was public outcry from this, and in june of 2018, president trump issued an executive order that officially ended family s separations. families can still be separated by only for cause. is stillparation ongoing, but it is happening at a significantly lower rate than it was in the summer of 2018, in which it was happening en masse. reunite parents who were separated from their children has been ongoing since then. there was a group identified during or quickly after the summer of 2018, mostly reunified, but then he came to the federal court's attention that there was a significant number of children separated before that

ambassador pierce? there we go. amb. pierce: i think this is a really interesting question. i think the pandemic has ' concerns countries about china, combined with hong kong. i think for the first time there amongually more consent countries that share democratic values that we need to push back on authoritarianism and what china has been doing. i think the economic question is a different one. the reason the 5g issue is a problem is not because a chinese company is in the mix to provide 5g services. it is because there is not enough diversification of supply, and because the chinese company involved is linked to the chinese state and chinese communist party and was complicit in its materials and information being given to that communist party for the purposes of controlling china's own citizens. that's the critical issue. a is not that we don't want sensible, economic, productive relationship with china, but we want it to be one that does not lead to an extension of the authority of the communist party. we want it to be based on the economic trade level playing field. i th

sarah pierce, what is the daca program and where does it stand? >> guest: daca stands for deferred action for childhood arrivals, it's a program created under president obama to offer to individuals brought to the united states as children now have no lawful status in the united states so if applicant qualifies, they receive work authorization when the temporary permit is not to be deported from thecountry, there's no major benefits other than that . can also seek authorization to travel outside of the united states. and prior to 2017 president trump issued an order to unwind daca, essentially ended. that effort was quickly caught up in court system and so daca have been kept in place but only for people who had before december 2017. any of the tens of thousands of people who newly qualified for daca since 2017 cannot apply under the current structure. recently, the president's efforts ran into even more corporals as the supreme court officially said that the way the president abwent about ending daca was improper and more recently a federal said

pierce. hello, mr. pierce, how are you? >> hello again, mr. kimmel. i like the fact that you have your own name plate there. >> jimmy: if you're interested, i've had this since i was 11 years old. it was sitting on my boyhood desk. >> it's like i'm talking to the guy from hr. >> jimmy: i am the guy from hr, keep your hands to yourself. how are you feeling today? >> well, jimmy, have you ever seen "bridge on the river kwai" where they put the guy in the box for a week, they open it and he can't walk? that's the way i feel, like i've been in the box for four years. >> jimmy: you have a beautiful way with words. i want to read from your column today. "what the president did in his inaugural address right off the top was unsheath the shiv from the velvet scabbard of unity and conciliation." unsheathed the shiv. you believe his target with that shiv was ted cruz, correct? >> i wouldn't eliminate everyone else who tried to overthrow the government. ted cruz was there, and any time ted cruz is handy to be a snark target, i'm not passing it up. >> jimmy: this

pierce and ashley mcbryde. john oliver is with us. he is at a home near his home in new york city. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you missed so much. you went off in november. were you like eager to get back to work? or are you not that ambitious? >> not really, not really. it was like -- it was like eager to fiddle while rome burned? no, it was all right, actually. >> jimmy: okay. that's good. but you do come back on valentine's day which your wife must be thrilled at. >> oh, yeah, the most romantic of all days. i'm not sure, i think what i've told her -- i think she doesn't know that yet, to be honest. i think i told letter mid-february, without saying exactly mid-february. >> jimmy: exactly on valentine's day. are you a romantic type? are you expected to arrange a dinner or flowers or any of that sort of thing? >> i'm expected to. i don't do much. i won't meet the grade for any functional human being. but i'm a british person. >> jimmy: yes. >> too repressed to be able to express myself romantically. the most romantic thing for me -- isn't tha

pierce, the admiral's family has been updated. nurse tolliver, right on cue, with the steadiest hands in the land. i'm attempting to hunt down a very shy mitral here. please tell me i didn't miss the story about arthur. (soft laughter) pierce: look at that. there it is, our missing mitral valve. and it appears to be reparable.

president pierce wants to be the first president since andrew jackson to win a second term. the only real figure of stature to challenge him is buchanan. he resolves to send buchanan off as minister of the united kingdom. buchanan is a longtime senator and congressman, does not need the appointment, is not interested in the appointment, but pierce makes every accession, makes every demand, so he sends buchanan packing. so he needs a really good aid to go with him. sickles ends up pitching -- hitching his wagon to this guy who looks like he is in the last chapter of a long career of public service, so they end up going to the united kingdom together, where teresa really shines. her ability ultimately is, her familiarity with people and culture, she is really in her element. they probably should have stayed there. because he will come back to pave the way for james buchanan's campaign for president. pierce had sent buchanan to end his career, but the only democrat with the hope of winning the presidency in 1856 is someone who is untainted in any way by the kansas nebraska act,

that pierce's father. >>did not murder his sign because his mother wanted the child vaccinated. i think it is undeniable that pierce's father suffered from untreated mental illness which resulted in his taking the life. his son into his own life. >>the bodies were found in san francisco's marina district on wednesday evening after officers did a welfare check at the father's apartment on scott street and the mother we're told through turn is distraught and is asking for privacy at this time. tonight on kron 4 news at 9.10 o'clock kron four's dan thorn, we'll have more on the circumstances surrounding this horrific act of violence. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>and you just doing health officials say by march a new and more infectious strain of the coronavirus will likely become the dominant strain and the u.s. it was first discovered in great britain. it has been reported sense and at least a dozen states including california. so far it's been diagnosed and only 76 of the 23 million us cases and it is more infectious, but they do not see at this point any evidence that caus

piercing 1%,yields but the pain is in the long. the 1% is a psychological level, but we've got to keep our eyes at the long end of the curve. a pretty steep selloff, and that is when we get to the yield curve that hits its steepest since 2016 but the other election barometer is what is happening in nasdaq futures come off their lows. it was 1.4% a couple of hours ago, now down over 1%. traders say the fear here is increased capital gains tax as well as more cap ash corporate taxes so if you want to know how traders are positioning, don't just look at the yield curve, look at nasdaq futures as well. volatilitythe markets, traders are anticipating it is not just going to be today. this might be an event that takes a couple of months to wash out and we look at the vix arve, this jump is up to february contract, so this contract captures january 20, which is around the inauguration, so the fear seems at the moment for positioning that the stress is in the next month, that we might not get the georgia results for some time and they're s

>>that pierce's father suffered from untreated mental illness which resulted in his taking the life. his son into his own life. >>pierce's mother lesley he was seeking sole custody of peers which would allow her to make medical decisions on his behalf such as getting vaccinations however, necklace as vaccinations were not the sole reason for peers being killed pierce wasn't killed. >>because of a disagreement over stuffy nose and he wasn't killed over a disagreement regarding vaccinations he was killed for more complex reasons pearce was a student at catholic private school convent and stuart hall in san francisco, the schools sending kron 4 news a brief statement saying in part quote. >>we're devastated by these events and we are praying for this family necklace a veteran and family law says these types of cases are rare but undiagnosed and untreated mental illness can lead to unpredictable results he punished last may. >>with the ultimate act of violence, killing her child. and she will suffer. as i believe was intended. >>for the rest of her life. >>well understandably this family

i know that ambassador pierce has to leave at 4:30 p.m. i wanted to just get a couple of questions from the audience. because i really appreciate them hanging in here. got 20 questions inn the q and a, i feel terrible about not being able to get with all of them. let me start with one from my friend, who asks, this is a key question we did mention including this last round the eu as a partner of nato going forward. this is something that comes up constantly, especially as nato reviews its strategic economy, it's complementary or contradictory? for anyone who would like to takeak that. >> mages weigh in on this. i long thought that between the nato and the eu is a must natural thing in the world, this common challenges, common geography, 20 common members. and i think the steps taken recently to link more closely the policy that is the north atlantic council from nato at the you, relate makes much morere sense. i would like to see the next generation. especially deal things with low the purely military threshold barely talked about resilien

>>that pierce's father suffered from untreated mental illness which resulted in his taking the life. his son into his own life. >>pierce's mother lesley hugh was seeking sole custody of peers which would allow her to make medical decisions on his behalf such as getting vaccinations however, necklace as vaccinations were not the sole reason for peers being killed pierce wasn't killed. >>because of a disagreement over stuffy nose and he wasn't killed over a disagreement regarding vaccinations he was killed for more complex reasons pearce was a student at catholic private school convent and stuart hall in san francisco, the schools sending kron 4 news a brief statement saying in part quote. >>we're devastated by these events and we are praying for this family necklace a veteran and family law says these types of cases are rare but undiagnosed and untreated mental illness can lead to unpredictable results. he punished last may. >>with the ultimate act of violence, killing her child. and she will suffer. as i believe was intended to age for the rest of her life. >>well understandably the

>>but the family attorneys says vaccinations were not the sole reason for pierce's death. >>i think it is undeniable that pierce's father suffered from untreated mental illness which resulted in his taking the life. his son into his own life. >>if you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts you can call the national suicide prevention hotline. we have a number for that on our website kron 4 dot com dave. >>all right, we're looking for lots of sunshine today a little bit the way some high cloudiness started things off highs in the lower 70's spot for watching out for some of those offshore winds. yeah, the outflow winds firing up tomorrow night what's forecast right around the bend, keep it here. ♪ ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. for skin that never holds you back don't settle for silver #1 for diabetic dry skin* #1 for psoriasis symptom relief* and #1 for eczema symptom relief* gold bond champion your skin >>this 9.12 on what

the lockdown, piercings, all of it is going to be the same. happy new year, and we will see you soon. that's all the time we have for tonight, thank you for watching the special edition of "the ingraham angle." have a safe, healthy, andve hapy new year. the fox news @ night team takes it all from here. ♪ the senate overrides the trump veto. the china challenge facing the new us administration in the new year. this is special report. we are just four days from election day in georgia four candidates, two races that will determine who controls the united states senate and the direction of the incoming biden

the lockdown, piercings, all of it is going to be the same. happy new year, and we will see you soon. that's all the time we have for tonight, thank you for watching the special edition of "the ingraham angle." have a safe, healthy, and happy new year. the fox news at 19 takes it all from here. >> welcome too washington. i'm mike emanuel, the senate runoffs in georgia are coming down to the right with more tha 3 million votes already cast. for the first time in his presidency, the senate overwrites a trumpet veto and the china challenge facing the new uso ministration in the near . this is special report. >> we are just four days away from election day inwa georgia, four candidates, two races who will determine who controls the united states senate and the direction of the incoming biden administration of record for early voting turnout national interest in

bits of the tree piercing through the ceiling of a bedroom. the family says that's when rain started coming into the room and they had to use buckets to collect the water despite the hole in the roof, the family says they slept in in that bedroom anyway. you can see the family has placed that suction tube right there that's coming out of the bedroom window and that is going to suck out any water that's going to come through that leaky section of the roof. but the man who sleeps in that bedroom says he is feeling very lucky. this could have been a whole lot worse. he is really thankful the roof was able to take the brunt of that impact coming from that tree. melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> wow, thanks, melissa. >>> the powerful warm is bringing a lot of snow to the syria. near soda springs snow covering the interstate but cars moving along. a blizzard warning remains in effect to friday morning. you are strongly urged not to travel to tahoe. nearly 14 inches of snow fell overnight at squaw valley and alpine meadows. the resort provided

the bottom 3, 41, 42 and 43 among those presidents, franklin pierce, andrew johnson and james buchanan. where do you think donald trump falls on that list? that survey was based on presidential historians ranking presidents on individual leadership characteristics. here is that list of characteristics that they were ranked on, public persuasion, crisis leadership, economic management, moral authority, international relations, administrative scale, relations with congress, vision and setting an agenda, pursuing equal justice for all and performance within the context of the times. 10 different rankings brought together and ranking all of the 43 former occupants of the white house from highest scores to lowest. you don't need to use those individual leadership characteristics. you can tell us the characteristics you would use to rank donald trump in the list of presidents. we will start with patrick out of naples, florida. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i am a recovering southern democrat. this guy has done everything to divide this country. he is pr

i had never everin the class was pierced. i had never ever in my wildest dreams would have thought that domestic terrorists, protest inspired by the madness and insanity of this president would actually come in and do harm to the capital and the people there. actually come in and do harm to the capital and the people therelj imagine it was quite frightening. capital and the people therelj imagine it was quite frighteningm really was. your instinct is to think that this cannot be happening and yet, sadly we have seen on the news that this is how these things begin to happen. how terrorists try to terrorise and to try to tear apart that which you think is sacred oi’ apart that which you think is sacred or special in this case and our precious capital. it was very terrifying it i immediately reached out and called the kids in my house. i'm glad your kids and husband know that you are safe. and we are hearing that the capital building is secure but you are still being held ina secure, secure but you are still being held in a se

franklin pierce i will say franklin pierce. twenty-four oh robby that is for. this guy is unbelievable you got that right robby soave. [laughter] i love the tyrant lap and libertarian. right jim. cohesion next and pay which of these presidents and never invoked the insurrection act of 1807 allowing them to deploy the u.s. military within the united states to suppress insurrection rebellion or civil disorder. was it george h.w. bush? lyndon b. johnson, john s kennedy or james mattis? >> i wish i can follow defend and ask presidential historian robby soave. [laughter] savard when asked robby go ahead and ask robby. >> i want to say jfk. kennedy: no. >> i am the worst at this game i'm so mad. before it's james mattis. >> was my first guess. >> his wife dolly madison had some delicious treats. lord you want to "prez your luck" healing at one point. be good too. >> i have got to catch up with robby the terminator. kennedy: if you get this right , you get another point. you have to either way. one plus one is the same thing but >> this is about pride this is about pr

and there's nothing here, for example, to match the incisive wit and piercing insight of saint frances, which was one of my favourite films of last year. should we get married? no. you nearly got me then, that was good. that said, rose matafeo is an irresistible presence in the central role, and she pretty much manages to keep things on track, even when director curtis vowell�*s flawed film fails to find its feet. it's on digital platforms now. i'll leave you with news of quo vadis, aida?, the bosnia and herzegovina submission for this year's best international feature oscar. set during the srebrenica massacre of 1995, during which over 8000 muslim men and boys were killed by bosnian—serb forces under the command of war criminal ratko mladic, the film centres onjasna djuricic�*s titular translator, struggling to save her family during an unfolding atrocity to which the world turns a blind eye. it sounds unwatchably tough, but in the hands of writer—directorjasmila zbanic, this horrifying tale is lent a profoundly human heart, ensuring that we keep on watching, a notable achieve

item 2, 3543 pierce street a review has been withdrawn. item 3, 468 jersey street, a review has been withdrawn. new regular calendar, item 13 case number 2013-1535c, o'farrell street and 532 jones street is requesting a continuance to i believe it was february 4th. item 16628 shot well street proposing a continuance to marc. finally commissioners, item 18. 1560 folsom street is requesting continuance to february 4, 2021. i have no other item for continuance. we should open up for public comment. member of the public, if you address to any of the matters proposed for continuance, you must do so now by pressing star 3. i do see several callers. you have two minutes. >> good afternoon members of the commission. this is richard, i'm representing fifth church of christ. for item 13, we are continuing our ongoing efforts to work with the community and requesting a continuance until february 4th. when we hope to bring this back. we appreciate your patience and your assistance and helping us through this process. thank you. >> good afternoon commi

behind a pierced marble screen amber shah jahan entombed the body of his dead wife. -- >> three centuries have gone by, year by year, hour by hour. the sky of india touching to immortality the tomb of the emperors wipe. the taj mahal, emperors monument to love and to death. banaras, the peoples monument as ancient as the sacred gauges that flows along its banks. a peoples monument to india itself. to the holy city of temples and minarets, to the city of the sacred river and to nearby sarnath where lord buddha preached his first sermon more than 2000 years ago, millions of india's pilgrims and india's friends. the immense and sprawling life of banaras is a reminder that the people of india form one sixth of the peoples of the world. ♪ ♪ >> further in time and space from the start of the american journey into india, the medieval city of udaipur, with the sunlight still falling on its ancient walls. moving towards tomorrow, the white city is already a seat of learning, and india's five year plan will bring further means of economic growth and modernization to its people. a window on udai

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. >> i pierce allegory pell, here he should be protect me, i'm not going anywhere you could go to hell. >> you're under arrest, around pusher and over your head, you want to piece to me? >> dropped a knife. drop the knife. >> what's gonna do shoot me? >> i will if i have. to drop tonight. >> all i want to do is keep my job. i work they're all my life. this is unfair! >> drop the knife now. pass the knife over there. now. put your hands of your head, turn around. don't move. >> well were you able to distinguish the tears of the model? remember, compliance, passive resistance, active resistance, assaultive with the threat of bodily harm, and assaultive with serious bodily harm or death. let's look back and see if we could locate them. >> save our jobs. >> at the beginning when i demonstrators have arrived at the steps, where at the first tear the model. officer bryce and utilizes her communication skills in the hope they will be compliant and leave the area without incident. she is not successful in that attempt. one special agent ale arrives at the scene, he can starts at the first leve

then you sweep across the country, the visual in the video so powerful, the words are piercing. so was there a moment or a site that i -- a sight that inspired you to write this song? >> i would say all of the events of last summer, certainly the murder of george floyd and how everybody took to the streets immediately. that was certainly the inspiration for that portion of the song, but the song also deals with the pandemic and especially our first responders, particularly the nurses. >> and that's touching. you show video, and your words correspond, with the hands on the glass, you know, the exaspiration of first responders. i want people to hear a little more at the top of your song, you're summing up a really hard year with a leader that acts kinglike. do i interpret that correctly? yeah, yeah, go ahead. >> all right, you go ahead. >> you make mention of the pharaoh, so i'm just seeing the parallels of the kinglike nature, and you're talking about the former president without using his name. ♪ >> so we're hearing it there a bit, and in your song, so that people can understa

it didn't seem quite real, even though it waquite real, when they pierced the chamber of the house. it was terrifying for our nation. the threat is now. is urgent, past due. i call upovice president pence to invoke the 25th amendment. failing that, we should immediately impeach. judy: what is your fear that the president might do between now and january 20? rep. dean: well, i never imagined, judy, frankly, yesterday. we all imagined disruption and chaos and protests, but clearly that was not protest. it would be wrong to call it that. that was insurrection. that was an attempted coup incited by the president. the president has responsibilities and relationships or failed relationships around the globe. so, i worry, internationally, what mischief he might cause. certainly, i worry about his pardon power. he has irresponsibly invoked it already. this man is desperate. he knows that he is criminally maliable i other places when he walks out that door. i don't even want to think of the nightmare scenarios ofhe havoc he could wreak. he has already wreaked great havoc in our institutions,

out in terms of seeming more irritable frustrated show how we deal with say it is important barbara pierce with indiana university heard from families who are learning today, she says it's important for parents and teachers. >>to pay attention to kids are making the association between what happened at the capitol yesterday and their lockdown practices at schools for shooter events the conversations will differ based on age so for really little kids trying to blame and media. and news can be really helpful cleaning out to the older what happened at the end of the at the end of the day congress top back to work that's resilience important lessons that experts say will stick with your children so i think it's important for everybody teachers parents everybody to realize that this is impressionable for that kids are going to remember this. >>still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news questions continue over the security failure at our nation's capital. experts are weighing in

she arranges her nocturnal solo sessions as concert pieces to be performed with several accompany mr pierce the rehearsals for a tour that was interrupted by the coronavirus epidemic we have been playing with other people. and they develop also on your ideas and you have like and that's and we'll move on then subpoena a. and feels like it's not a community it's actually. something real tangible. ever recorded day or night on a school transports listeners into a world of your only dreaming sounds. the artist and our next report has put pate brushes aside in favor of light as his medium instead the work of have yet reality is based on geometrical light projections on various landscapes and then he uses photography to capture the images which resemble something out of this world if it sounds complicated that's because it is but we met up with rare in madrid to hear more about his artistic process. 3 dimensional sculpture holographic these terms describe the light installations by had the indiana geometric shapes of the spanish artist's trademark he projects them onto landscapes with astonishin

their unit was also pierced with several bullets that night. >> that concludes the business of the grand jury sitting for jefferson county in september 2020. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. you may be excused. >> that's it? >> my wife cried. i almost couldn't talk at first. it was just -- you know this part's over. i knew it wasn't over, i knew this was just the beginning. >> brett hankison pleaded not guilty to the charges. >> tamecka immediately breaks down because she knows that wanton endangerment does not have anything to do with death. i said, tamecka, do you know who the wanton endangerment charges were for? and she cries and send, the neighbors. and you could just see the little bit of wind that she had, it really did just come out of her at that point. it was almost like opening up those initial wounds from march 13th. >> that's it? >> how did they just get away with this? just kick a door down and bang bang bang bang and get away with it? >> david cameron, you did not do your job! >> no justice, no peace! say her name! >> breonna taylor! >> say her name! >> breonna taylor! >>

. >> shouts of treason piercing the air, an insurrection on full display in this latest video released by the new yorker. reporter captured the mob rush past security as they climb scaffolding and rush their way into the building. once inside, the crowd making the case their president sent them to do this. >> hunting for party leaders, including house speaker nancy pelosi and the senate chamber you can see others -- a bizarre prayer led by the so call qanon shaman. >> thank you for allowing united states of america to be reborn. >> lone capital police officer pleading. >> this is the sacredest place. >> i'm going to take his chair because mike pence is a [ bleep ]. >> leaving an ominous note for vice president pence. >> only a matter of time justice is coloradoing. >> in -- is coming. >> more than 80 have been rounded up by federal law enforcement. among them, this person with a stun gun triggered multiple times had turned himself. a report by fbi adding insurrectionists setting up mechanism in advance, making it clear there was planning involved in the riots. new questions over who wa

. >> we went on the site today first up -- piercing pagoda. $119 pair of earrings. through broke down financing into 30 interest-free payments with affirm, which is the company that came public yesterday. but then we also went for some chocolate diamonds at jared. that was $1,049 with $136 a month in payments. and we want to know the old signet used to make all its money doing this kind of stuff when i see these i'm thinking the new signet is not trying to make that much money doing these financings >> jim week, really trying to help our customers get value we're a scaled company the largest in our space and so we believe we can offer them the best innovation, best assortment of product and the best services. one of those services is helping them to buy in the way that is most appropriate for them. sometimes that can be private label credit, sometimes it's a split payment like affirm. we really just want to make that available as a service to our customers. >> but if i had to look at the makeup of actual earnings in the old days i thought probably about 80% financin

this was the first time it was ever pierced and it says, an attack by an outside power on one country, one nato member, is an attack on owl nato members. this should have meant that the nato community enforces the whole thing, but also the estonians told me nobody died. nobody was really hurt or killed but that could happen in that kind of an attack. particularly if they had again after the electrical grid or other things that would really have been dangerous to health andcast so on. so -- health and safety and so on. that remains to be seep. cyber is very important issue. it's something they have to deal with and each of these countries has their own method of using it either to enforce or break down or somehow test a red line. >> we haven't talked but china, and china is complicated in particular because of the bidens, and that is not going to go away, hunter biden's role, can you talk -- one, let just talk about stripping political red lines but if you could talk about how the family dynamic and the fact that we know that there's an investigation going on, does that matter? >> i do

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jessica: sarah pierce is an analyst with the migration policy institute, a non-partisan think tank. she says fully unraveling trumps -- trump's "bureaucratic wall" at the border, policies like mpp, will take time and resources, and pose a political balancing act for the new president. sarah: at the same time, biden will have to do that while trying not to invite a surge of asylum seekers at the southern border, which right now we're really ill-prepared to handle. so i think ending up just saying -- ending mpp, just saying that you're no longer going to enroll migrants in mpp is quite simple. but dealing with those individuals who are currently or previously enrolled is going to be a lot more difficult. jessica: back in juarez, at the shelter, little boys from different countries bonding over what's familiar, a game of soccer. birthdays and holidays have passed. our family from el salvador afraid to leave the shelter, and afraid to go back home. >> if i would go back, i would probably be there for one or two days, or three, and then the third day they would have my funeral. jessica:

arranges her nocturnal solo sessions his concert pieces to be performed with several accompanying mr pierce the rehearsals for a tour that was interrupted by the coronavirus epidemic we've been playing with other people. and they develop also on your ideas and you have like and that's a room and then subpoena a. and feels like it's not a dream and to carry something real tangible. or recorded day or night on a school transports listeners into a world of your only dreaming sounds. the artist and our next report has put paper rushes aside in favor of light as his medium instead the work of have yet reality is based on geometrical light projections on various landscapes and then he uses photography to capture the images which resemble something out of this world if it sounds complicated that's because it is but we met up with rare in madrid to hear more about his artistic process. 3 dimensional sculpture holographic these terms describe the light installations by had the energy and geometric shapes of the spanish artist's trademark he projects then onto landscapes with astonishing results as t

. ♪ >> bret: he brought laughter to generations as hawkeye pierce on the tv classic "m*a s*h." now is bringing his lifelong passions for science and communication to his hit podcast. here's chris wallace with his "power player of the week." >> really need now more effective communication not only about covid, but we need to communicate with each other better about the things we value. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. >> alan alda has been communicating brilliantly for 84 years now. >> please, please, you're too kind. >> as hawkeye pierce on 11 new tv show "m*a s*h," he gave voice to a generation questioning authority. >> i'm not through here. >> bret: now he's teaching scientists how to share their discoveries with the rest of us. >> i think to a great extent our lives depend on whether or not we understand the science that's being delivered to us. and whether we trust the people who are talking with us. >> a decade ago he founded the alda center for communicating science at stony brook university and he found his improv skills as an actor translate to this

out in terms of seeming more irritable frustrated show how we deal with say it is important barbara pierce with indiana university heard from families who are learning today. she says it's important for parents and teachers. >>to pay attention to kids are making the association between what happened at the capitol yesterday and they're locked down practices at schools for shooter events the conversations will differ based on age so for really little kids trying to blame and media. and news can be really helpful cleaning out to the older what happened at the end of the at the end of the day congress got back to work that's resilience important lessons that experts say will stick with your children so i think it's important for everybody teachers parents everybody to realize that this is impressionable for kids that kids are going to remember this. >>indeed that was melissa crash reporting for us tonight and that wraps up kron 4 news at 00:00am tonight at 6 fallout from the chaos lawmakers now calling for the immediate removal of president trump and several members of the president's team, t

pierce. trent >> please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? to bear true faith and allegiance to the same? do you take thisy obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion? and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter so help you god? >> i do. >> i do. >> congratulations senator. [applause] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] >> clerk will call the names of the next pair. >> mr. reed mr. risch. >> [silence] >> please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear they will support and defend the constitution of the f united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? do you bear true faithyo and allegiance to the same? do you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion? and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter so help

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number of cova deaths in a single day -- >> there seem to be a glimmer of hope truck officials say piercing stabilization in cases. a light at the end of a very dark tunnel. still, city leaders say there is no target date for the end of the current stay at home order as. >> we know reopening is so important for us as a city as well and we want to balance that against what we are seeing in the data . >> reporter: data from the holidays should be available the coming weeks. in the meantime, take care of yourself. the body needs vitamin a, c and d along with fruits and vegetables. >> it will help support your immune system. this does not mean they will protect you from getting the virus. >> reporter: here to cdc guidelines of wearing a mask and social distancing. >> i believe if we do it correctly we will be there by the early fall. >>> plans to take immediate steps to enrich uranium at a nuclear facility by as much as 20%. the move puts iran one scientific step away from the level needed to develop nuclear weapons. comes amid heightened tension between iran and the united states in the final