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Back safely thats a big deal here new bedford put it all and are we are okay. but there is still work to be done. mike: are set up report we saw some pretty substantial flooding. flooding not a serious concern your community? >> no, we had a little bit of flooding in low-lying areas. we have a large and dust record its the largest fishing port in the united states. the port infrastructure is raised up that is less of an issue parts really the big issue concerned water is making sure mariners get...

And you know, you really have to count your blessings. if you have a roof over your head and you can wait out the storm in the contract comfort of your living room watching disney plus, there are a lot of people who dont have that home and we did everything that we could to get them to shelter. >> that means so much. and we can see in these pictures how really dense the visibility is at this point. do you have any idea in terms of how expansive interruption of power might be and how prepared are...

Families and campaigners have been saying that that did huge damage. whilst the increasing restrictions during the omicron wave were not as drastic as that, you are still allowed four name to people including an essential caregiver. nevertheless, it was an interruption to family life and families felt very strongly that this was having a really deleterious effect on the health and well—being of the people they loved. health and well-being of the people the loved. ., , ., health and well-being ...

Own neighborhoods. they deserve to be confronted with the -- flying on a street corner. or a confederate flag. everyone is tired of covid. but these protests, these protests are not the way to get through it. >> they self-described freedom convoy protesting vaccine mandates and other public health measures partially blocked the busiest border crossing and major trade artery between the u.s. and canada today. as the societal press notes, the suspension bridge carries 25% of all trade between the ...

To the interruption of one of the most sacred parts of our democracy. on the other hand, what else do you need to know about january 6th to change your mind about what happened? donald trump said everything out loud. he still defends what he did. he is as open about it as possible. so there are two sort of like competing issues here. and look, we are going to get to the bottom, as much of it as possible, and it is a highly important event, and i think the committee runs into difficulty when the ...

Were not learning new things that fundamentally change everyones thinking about what happened. we just have more details but we already know. we >> well, in many ways i think january six may be one of the most important historical thats to happen in my lifetime. that ive witnessed. in other ways, and because of that we need to learn as much as we can about it. how did it happen. who is behind. it who were the intellectual people coming up with the underpinnings of. it the plans of. it who of exe...

Are part of the story that he did not find this to be impressive argument or one that suite him. but it was one that making its way around washington at that time. the next day on january 5th he announced similar briefings with members of the house. we know that a similar case was made to president trump in the oval office days before this. so, this was an allegation -- moving around washington. >> the point i was gonna make is that you can watch that kind of development of an idea. here through...

However the canadian civil liberties union, association said the government has not met the standard for invoking the emergency act and at least for a cocanadian premiers, the equivalent of state governors, you could say, calls it overreach. the canada public safety is dependent this extraordinary measure. >> it is not just inconvenience and not just simply a matter of a trivial interruption. we have seen intimidation, harassment, and expressions of hate. and at times, it seems on the streets of...

In the white house complex. and when he cornered him, he argued that the following day, january 6th, when it came time for vice president pence to count the electoral votes he should actually just reject all the electors for joe biden. that was his pitch. that meeting reportedly lasted two solid hours in the white house complex. and the day after that meeting, of course, was january 6th. and gregory jacob was there for the interruption of the electoral vote count. he watched his boss get escorte...

Also make sure we can get things like -- over the finish line. weve got great leadership from chairwoman maxine waters in that regard. we have $5 billion in break the cycle of violence funding set aside to engage in disruption and interruption, as well as supporting productive community-based activities. >> weve got to invest $150 billion at least in standing up our home care system, both for those loved once, so theres a lot thats a part of the build back better act that i believe we are going ...