the next oldest to cynthia. very hard work. very loving mother and grandmother under his family moved to the 5th ward. in 1963. her child at home is a few 100 feet from a rail yard and by railroad giant union pacific from 1911 until nights and 84 railroad ties and telephone poles were preserved is increased soon. prisoners, a mixture of hundreds of chemicals, many of them, toxic fumes, can irritate the skin and eyes and make breathing difficult. the smell was real strong, irritated, throw burned your eyes, smell like tar. and you definitely had to go inside, but going is i didn't him it. we living in poverty stricken neighbourhood. you know, we don't have ac conditions. we have little ceiling fans them up in the attic that blew cool air down into the house. me gas, mental air could hardly breathe, like a said i had balls to come up on my body rashes. add the marks from scratch and why do you think your family has been so affected by cancer? because of the cris huff because of the chris. so yeah. because of it, there's nothing e

cynthia, this is the tragedy, right? you know this as well as i do. this is the tragedy of how they are coming after our children. and every parent, just like cynthia said, has to be awakened, every grandparent, every neighbor. we must protect our children. >> so, cynthia, i think what -- i -- you know, part of what happened -- and i want to drive home the point you said, parents, you got to pay attention. i think covid forced the situation. it allowed parents and grandparents to see what's going on. we're praying on the idea that we're oblivious to what's going on. they're there and seeing they have to take action. i wish i had more time to chat with both of you, but cynthia and ezra, thank you for joining us on the ingraham angle. we appreciate it. >> did president biden put americans in danger so he could clear out afghan refugees as fast as he could? afghanistan veteran and retired green beret congressman michael waltz reacts to the latest alsos coming up next. go with simparica trio it's triple protection made simple! simparica trio is the first

this is carolyn horn, cynthia, a year port 2 years and boy. and she passed away when lung cancer, also in 2015, under his eldest sister, cynthia died from lung cancer at 63 years old. 2 years later, her sister carol and also passed away from lung cancer. my sister's wasn't smokers and for them to get lung cancer. they was a smoker. my sister cynthia, she retired from her job to find out the fall every year that she had kids hard work. mother figure for us at the my mother passed my sister carolyn, which was next the next oldest to cynthia. very hard work, very loving mother and grandmother. andries family moved to the 5th ward in 1963. her child at home is a few 100 feet from a real yard or by railroad shine at union pacific from 1911 until nights and 84 railroad ties and telephone poles were preserved is increased soon. chris, it is a mixture of hundreds of chemicals. many of them, toxic fumes, can irritate the skin and eyes make breathing difficult. this smell was real strong, irritated, throw burned your eyes, smell like talk. and you defin

good evening and welcome to you all and cynthia, given the news and our lead story, i'd like to begin with you by asking you, why did this case result in an acquittal? >> it resulted in acquittal for a couple of reasons and the most important ones frankly were the witnesses. one witness said he approached the defendant and pointed a gun and one witness reportedly went after mr. rittenhouse with a skateboard and another one supposedly grabbed his gun. that was enough that the prosecution could not overcome their burden of proof and when you add two other important thing, one is there really wasn't a good overarching theme in the case. i happen to personally have liked the closing statement. the problem is it disagreed with the opening statement and that's a big problem and then when you throw in a very confusing set of jury instructions, what you have is a recipe for an acquittal. that's exactly what happened. >> so, cynthia, it's one thing for us in the light of day to look at this case and say as people do conversationally, what business did this kid have driving into that town with

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so sunday cynthia, you're happy day looking amazing. few clouds going to see stubborn marine layer in the morning with that dense low cloud deck. but overall, beautiful sunday afternoon cooling down on monday and made sure to talk to mother nature made sure the cooldown is on monday and not sunday, ok, so just f y i. >> radar for the tracking great weather for your bay area forecast in south lake tahoe as well. tracking mild temperatures there. low to mid 60's and no rain or snow showers insight this weekend. low 60's for south lake tahoe mid 60's. for those of you in truckee and for the next 3 days. great weather peaking on sunday before we cool back down into the low 60's by monday see that this is just thing. back to you. we just pulled off a good surprise. i love that. alright hawaii is welcoming back tourists and they're hoping that people are hungry. vicki liviakis takes us there. >> in this dine and dish report. >> new to honolulu looking for some good food and drink. there's the relatively new tbd by vikram guard, which sounds l

cynthia, i'm going to start with you. take a look at the deposition calender for subpoenaed witnesses. do we have it? is it going to come up? there it is. if you notice, cynthia, from november 29th through december 15th with very few exceptions every day there is someone who is due to give -- due to provide deposition testimony in the january 6th select committee. do you expect this indictment of bannon, do you expect this will expedite cooperation from some of these people? >> i do expect it will expedite cooperation. and that's really the most important thing about it because who are we kidding? steve bannon is never going to give any testimony. he'd rather rot in jail and later make money and fund raise off of it. his rally is really to push those people who were on the fence like do i really want to fight this battle, the second tiered people, those are the ones that will really make a difference. kaley mcenany is never going to give you anything of value. mike flynn is never going to give you anything of any value. i

cynthia alksne and kyle cheney, thank you, we'll continue to have this conversation. >>> a legislative loophole allows the michigan republican party to pass a law without the support of the michigan governor and most voters, the latest example of republicans looking to change the rules out of donald trump's 2020 loss. nbc's heidi przybyla has the story. >> reporter: michigan republicans may be about to muscle through tighter election laws without the support of most michigan voters. they're doing it with a petition drive. one that requires signatures from fewer than 4% of all registered voters in the state. jamie rowe is spokesman for secure michigan vote. >> our petition drive is designed to make changes to what michigan election law that restores faith in both sides in the outcome of the election. >> reporter: because of a quicker in the law, the gop-led legislature can circumvent michigan governor gretchen wilmer. some elections experts believe it would have a chilling effect on voter participation. >> i really think a lot of people will not choose to exercise their right to vote ab

but we're going to stay on this story, michael and cynthia. thank you so much for being with us and nick and ryan zimmer, we appreciate you being with us as well. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, we're going to hear live from an american family now stuck in south africa as a new covid travel ban begins. >>> china's new power play sending military jets into a taiwan defense zone and an nba player is changing his name, enes k kanter, in a few hours. ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? ♪ your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. ♪ for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-dayreatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, bu with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus iso low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects

even seen at others in on basil date of humanity in owning cynthia than godaddy can knock it out of his hand. this last was but even difficult . well, in it, we're open it up and goes on granted. force and look as a political civilian must completely open us. you'll see a niche when people receives was a dilemma. they make it quick, but it was done to me. he comes to water in teams and control bristol dellagorzo's issue continue to frodo. a story in the name for me and it was expected was independent. diskin, festive, i don't bodily lemon because if we really love is a pretty soon for saturday, pretty soon. this is miss leticia, but i will have less williamson, good evening. i ah interestingness can't use unless you have chris will. nobela pelletize the scene can lose it. ambien a low spin p, those to mean is that let larger about peelers put into here to see 2 yellow ccc scam pacino's as her mother's at that scene gun. your foot on a quote that was policy that alice the whole order than the not the nice will specials is i miss minuchi? so kayla bless her principal, the less you that pi

this is for cynthia miller. in the delay tactics, trump has used delay for pretty much every lawsuit that he's been involved in. is there a way that he can stretch this out and wait until potentially congress turns over control to the republican party? i say potentially because who knows what could happen between now and 2022. >> well, i wouldn't underestimate how long things can be stretched out. i mean, i do think we can see considerable delays here. but i also want to comment on the earlier question you raised about democracy in general and what this means. what it means to have not just the nation watching but the world watching because the u.s. was added this week, just a couple of days ago to a list of backsliding democracies for the first time. and, you know, that's a real red flag. it should be a wakeup call. and one of the reasons for that was because there is a refusal to accept credible election results. and, you know, along with voter suppression and rising political violence and other issues. but th

cynthia gómez le cuenta >>> la fila para incorporar en las de san isidro. comenzaron desde la vía rápida, hubo algunas que quisieron adelantarse y quizás antes de que la reapertura con cruces no esenciales complicará más a >>> estaba mal organizado. >>> que en taller los letreros nada máspersiacosas >>> se pusieron señalamientos cubiertos para tratar de evitar confusiones pero para muchos pasaron inadvertido >>> automovilistas en medio de la confusión del primer día del operativo bien aquí en esta zona tomaron el carril equivocado. el carril de la extrema derecha cuando se dirigía hacia estados unidos y tuvieron que ser desviados hacia la avenida internacional >>> fui hasta el mirador y ahí vengo . >>> avanza por allá al agarrar la línea. decidían esperar en la zona para poder meterse de alguna manera a la fila >>> hasta que quieran abrir aquí los policías de tijuana. ellos van solo para allá >>> lo que provocaba un cuello de botella en el que las autoridades calificaron como un crucero de inteligencia, algunos lo consiguieron y otros logr

reach out. >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, boston >>> we'll take a up next, from tragedy to joy a reunion you won't want to miss >>> finally from boston, a story of resilience and coincidence that's inspiring america. here's kristen dahlgren >> reporter: when jackie webb was rushed to the hospital for an emergency c-section, memories came flooding back >> the last time i was rushed into the hospital was from the bombing. >> reporter: the boston marathon bombing. jackie and then-boyfriend paul norton both severely injured. paul lost his leg. >> when we first got injured, i wasn't sure if i wanted to have a child anymore because i didn't know if i'd be able to, like, teach her to ride a bike, run with her. >> reporter: their lives forever changed. jackie spent weeks at tufts medical center, so imagine her surprise when moments after giving birth she saw a familiar face. nurse nicole casper, who had taken care of her all those years ago. >> we just jumped right into it. like we hadn't seen each other in eight years, but here we are again. >> reporter: nicole was now working lab

here's cynthia mcfadden. >> wow. >> yeah. >> it's just beautiful. >> reporter: representative jim murphy, head of the texas house republican caucus helped lead the charge for the new texas voting law. >> we are in a fight to save our democracy. >> reporter: 50 engaged democrats tried to the bill by fleeing to d.c it passed anyway provisions include new voter id requirements to vote by mail and elimination of all voter drop boxes the law also scraps two recent changes in houston's harris county 24-hour voting and drive through voting though, people with disabilities can still vote from their cars >> these laws are intended to get more people to vote and make sure that the people who do vote have their votes counted. >> reporter: but houston's democratic mayor sylvester turner could not disagree more >> reporter: you called it jim crow 2.0. >> right. underscore, underlined, put quotations around it and then circle it because it's serious. >> reporter: so who is right? >> we have actually added days to early voting and more hours on those days. >> reporter: he is right about that there is a

when you hear cynthia say we have to go out, we have to participate, vote. i know as well as you do that judge schroeder has been on the bench for quite a while. do you think someone will now basically try to run against him, based on his verdict and the way he was conducting himself in the courtroom? >> i certainly think cynthia's absolutely right, and i don't see judge schroder running again, beyond 2026. he's an older judge and he's made his mark now with the rittenhouse case. i think it's important for the viewers to note that even though people like me are very much against the verdict that this is our legal system. i think the jur -- they made their decision. whether you like it or not is beside the point. but we all have responsibilities to speak up and we all have responsibility to, frankly, be better within this wonderful country of hours that i'm really beside myself at. it seems like it's going down. in ugly and dangerous ways and we're supposed to be better than that as americans. i hope people get out and vote and pay attention to the criminal j

good to talk to cynthia watson, johnny stare from washington. appreciate your perspective. i still had on edge, is it giving a voice to the voice list? it's been 15 years since the launch of this channel. i just dealing with winterstein knocked on the door of the us, been letty naturally, but only in a limited area. round great lakes, typically that's a hump of warm air. this is the cold that went into it. it gave snow in, for example, indiana. it's not unusual just the 1st significant snow. and in fact is going to be a waving system. the warming is going back up again during tuesday before it's swept back in. behind this cold front, as it comes out of the mountains, the head of it all is a swirling storm of snow in the middle of calendar. so temperatures will drop to answer kansas and missouri. but ahead of it all, a bit, a bit of rain on its way through to the coldest. sitting back here by tommy. get to so stay. that's how far it's got. 60 degrees is the high in dallas. we're still in single figures in minneapolis, plenty of snow lake fixed by a particular on the great la

that remains to be seen at this point. >> cynthia, i've got to be quick here and talk about the ahmaud arbery trial that's taking place, closing arguments set for tomorrow. this is really -- has been a much different case, hasn't it? >> right. right, and i feel like this case and the charlottesville case can give us some hope that there really is justice in america. i'm going to be shocked if we don't see better verdicts. look just for our viewers, look on monday to see whether or not the defendants start to point at each other. i'm guessing that that roddie bryan may be starting to point at the other two. my experience when the defendants start doing that, everybody goes down. they certainly deserve to. i'm hoping for a guilty, a quick guilty. >> cynthia oxney, charles coleman, thank you for your time today. >>> the mother of ahmad arbery and the father of jacob blake will join reverend al sharpton live on politics nation at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> after months of negotiations, and a record breaking speech on the house floor president biden's build back better bill clears the hous

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and finally, cynthia r. copeland, is president of the institute for the exploration of the history and cochair of the reparations committee for the episcopal dioceses of new york. she's a educator and historian, teachers college and a host of non-profit cultural and educational institutions throughout the country. so i want to thank you, all of you, for being here with us tonight. and i'm excited to hear your conversation, and i'll hand it over to you. >> thank you, marsha. >> thank you, marsha. hello, kate and karen. and we should all remember to unmute ourselves. i am just so excited to be here tonight. and i'm particularly interested as was mentioned with the current fight for the right over voting rights. it's just horrendous to me as we think about it daily in 2021, and then we think about the people who fought to give up those rights. and fannie lou hamer is certainly one to have an incredible prominent position in pushing us forward. and so a lot of people know of fannie lou hamer and they know her of

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can you speak a little bit about that, cynthia? >> one of the interesting things in the executive privilege dispute is that when the trump administration -- when the trump lawyers figured out that they weren't going to win with this judge, they had an alternative plan, that she would review every single document herself. and that is emblematic about the way that they dealt with the law, just run out the clock. because if this federal judge had to review the hundreds and hundreds of documents that are at issue from the national archives, we'd have the next presidential election. and that is really what they have done. and here what they hope do is run out the clock on all these subpoenas and then if the republicans take over the house and disband the committee, they can withdraw the subpoenas and game over. so it is a process that has worked for them for the last four years. it seems that finally the justice system is catching up and recognizing, no, no, we have to get this moving. executive privilege argument is on a fast track. it

also former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst cynthia alksne. everybody, thank you so much for being here. cal, what an incredible day yesterday, and what a moment to be there in observance of it. what can you tell us about what you saw and what it's like there today? >> so there was jubilation both inside the court and outside the court. we've seen that video of ahmaud arbery's father reacting, yelling and being escorted out of the court. the facts of this case were never in doubt. three white men, well-armed, murdered an unarmed black man. but there was still a concern here on the ground that the verdict could go the other way. people were nervous and were worried about what would happen after the verdict if it was an acquittal. that did not happen. obviously the jury did not buy the argument from the defense that this was somehow related to a citizens arrest law, a 150-year-old law that's now off the books. people who live in this town are grateful for the quiet. the media descended on this town, thousands of folks over the last few weeks. th

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i wish i had more time to chat with both of you but cynthia and as rough, thanks for joining us on the ingraham angle. did president biden put americans in danger to clear out afghan refugees as fast as he could? afghanistan and were congressman michael walsh reacts to the latest allegations coming up next. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ ♪ >> raise your hand if you trust the people behind the current border crisis here and the afghanistan debacle to vet each and every one of these people. the fact is, laura: raise your hand if you trust the people behind the border crisis and afghanistan debacle to that each and every one of these people. we've seen potential bad actors nearly slipped through the system. is there any reason to believe the vetting is being done in accordance with us law? >> the angle has been warning you about this for months, how can you trust the vending the biden administration is doing of the afghan refugees after the couple attack, the answer as laura has said many times as you can't even though the president said this. >> planes taking off fro

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maybe if you are paul you can do it or cynthia but it think for most people i would advise for young writers to write the whole manuscript if you can get it out. it is not perfect, far from it then you can go back, revise and tinker on the paragraphs. what paul is doing, is very difficult. i want to use an extreme metaphor, faulkner's writing was like pulling out his own guts. >> that is another. >> that is pretty extreme but that's what it sounds like. >> joyce i have a question for you. when you are writing your novels, do you have the story already worked out in your head? or does it change as you go along? >> i do everything in my head if i can. i'd like to run, i've always been a runner sometimes i just walk very fast. but running is a perfect pace i feel my heartbeat is right when i am running. so i try to see the whole chapter or novel like a movie and it does not have any language. it's like you are remembering a play of shakespeare that somehow it is a visual. i try to get the whole thing in my head. it takes a while to get that and then i jot down like an outline. so i know

ariana grande and cynthia of people have been -- cynthia -- have been cast. reggie: i was texted by my friend last night while on the treadmill and nearly fell off. jobina: i did not know until you read this and almost rolled off this chair. that is exciting. reggie: that is excited. he does a good job. i like what he did with in the highest and that one did not have good stars. so they are pivoting. reggie: these are big stars. mike: falling down excitement. i like that. let's hope you feel -- let's hope people feel the same way for the forecast. you can see cloud cover are across the south bay. high clouds taking over today, bringing a murky sky and slightly cooler temperatures. wilder and cloudy tonight with a few areas of drizzle. the weekend will feature more clouds them son. temperatures -- more clouds than sun. 63 to 67 degrees. tonight, 40's will be harder to find thanks to the blankets of the clouds. low to mid 50's. fog in the north bay and along the coast. let's talk about what will happen monday. here we are at 1:00 in the afternoon. everything is

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. >> como millones de vacunados contra la covid-19 en estados unidos, cynthia quiere sentirse bien protegida con una dosis de refuerzo, pero tiene dudas. >> no me queda claro si están impulsando la tercera dosis, no me queda claro cuál marca agarrar, pfizer o mezclarla con otra. >> la regulación federal establece que por ahora únicamente mayores de 65 años, personas inmunocomprometida, y que vivan o trabajen en áreasde riesgo. pero estados están ofreciendo esta dosis adicional seis meses después del segundo pinchazo. el doctor anthony fauci dice que las auridades deben enviar un mensaje claro. >> (habla en inglés). >> asegura también que la fda revisa precisamente ahora estos parámetros. >> la inmunidad de anticuerpos va decayendo, incluso en personas con un sistema inmunológico robusto como los jóvenes. eventualmente a los seis meses van a necesitar un refuerzo. >> para los que nos vacunamos con johnson y johnson no hay ninguna confusión, la recomendación para mayores de 18 años es ponerse la dosis de refuerzo a los dos meses de ser vacunados. cuando la administración de jo

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i don't know, we'll see, joining us with a view from the other side of the aisle senator cynthia lummis of wyoming, the chair of the until caucus. i guess at the time i didn't hear the irony in that where transportation secretary buttigieg said, i don't see anything about the momentum changing i don't think that's a good thing. that would mean that we'd still be stalled, wasn't it? i guess he's assuming thinking the positive in saying the momentum has been going, but the way i could interpret it, this has been embarrassing for speaker pelosi and i think for president biden to some extent to say we have a framework, when i don't really know whether he had everyone on board, do you think your colleague senator man c manchin is still negotiating >> i hope he is negotiating and thinks the package is too big. i hope he is evaluating what's in it. we haven't had a chance as the minority party in both houses to see what's in it and we're looking forward to understanding it better. >> yes >> you think, i mane, when you hear it's not linked you hear it is linked, defacto it's linked? the two are