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Range was expected, now were waiting to hear the reaction from various parties including from the floyd family themselves because Derek Chauvin did speak today. Well give you the details of that. First to Matt Finn In Minneapolis that has been chronicling the case from the beginning and how things are going now. Matt . Hi, neil. Right now peaceful in the streets. Theres a semi large crowd outside the courthouse. People were chanting black lives matter no protests or any riots in minneapolis that...

With a heritage like that, we just had to send carmen to investigate in 2017. the origin of the peruvian scissor dance is shrouded in mystery, but many believe the tradition began in the highlands of the andes as an act of worship to the mountain gods. in the 1500s, the dance was performed to show resistance to spanish rule. the movements display the performers�* dexterity. and the scissors represented their resistance to pain. but the conquistadors thought it was inspired by the devil and it ...

But it goes past being hungry when it is painful in your stomach. my intestines, i could feel them twisting in the middle of the night and i would scream to my grandmother and she would get me some water and that would settle everything down. it was so painful, i was sitting with my friends who grew up with me and i was talking about this. i knew i didnt have to explain myself, they knew exactly what i was talking about. people of my community, they might be poor financially, but we are happy pe...

To overturn the election. that was not january six. january 3rd was the day on which the president, then president, twisted the arm of raffensperger. late december he was doing things with people like jeffrey clark. that broader plot was plenty. plan b was the one they had to resort to with the violence of the capitol. you know, it doesnt necessarily -- you dont work your way up from the people who smashed windows to arm twisting which inflicted violence throughout a broader plot. it doesnt nece...

Negotiations, handled members during the build back better process. we remember in the house it took a long time and a number of setbacks. some of the bigger take aways from that moment is members really felt that if they can work together, so more member, member input to leadership, they actually may be able to get something done. if you remember, that one day where at the end of the day, the infrastructure bill passed and they moved the build back better legislation forward a little bit before...

I think what will happen, you know, its starting up in new york and washington, and thats where its the worst right now. it eventually will subside over the coming weeks. its picking up in the south now in georgia, louisiana, mississippi, thats where it will go next and then its going to head out west. well see this big rolling wave going across the country. >> weve seen that before. is it clear whether the omicron variant is causing children to be sicker than the previous variants? were seeing ...

When it came to poverty and hunger? being hungry was a joke to me. but it goes past being hungry when it is painful in your stomach. my intestines, i could feel them twisting in the middle of the night and i would scream to my grandmother and she would get me some water and that would settle everything down. it was so painful, i was sitting with my friends who grew up with me and i was talking about this. i knew i didnt have to explain myself, they knew exactly what i was talking about. people o...

For a very long time. i know you were in touch with him during his final days. tell me about those conversations and how he wants to be remembered. >> you know, im not sure harry reid thought that much about how he wanted to be remembered. that was the kind of guy that he was. as you know. i think in the dozens of conversations i had with him over the last few months for the book, he was more reflective and introspective for the first time in his entire life and he was not that kind of guy. i th...

With a heritage like that, we just had to send carmen to investigate in 2017. the origin of the peruvian scissor dance is shrouded in mystery, but many believe the tradition began in the highlands of the andes as an act of worship to the mountain gods. in the 1500s, the dance was performed to show resistance to spanish rule. the movements display the performers�* dexterity. and the scissors represented their resistance to pain. but the conquistadors thought it was inspired by the devil and it ...

To investigate in 2017. the origin of the peruvian scissor dance is shrouded in mystery, but many believe the tradition began in the highlands of the andes as an act of worship to the mountain gods. in the 1500s, the dance was performed to show resistance to spanish rule. the movements display the performers�* dexterity. and the scissors represented their resistance to pain. but the conquistadors thought it was inspired by the devil and it was banned. despite the ban, the traditions survived, ...