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aaron realized the house was a wreck. his do-it-yourself repairs started inside. but in the back yard he found the swimming pool and an outdoor shower were also in shambles. >> i had a decision to make about the swimming pool. it had started to settle and the tiles were cracking. it needed to be completely redone, and it was going to be an expensive project. and i just didn't feel like in the neighborhood there was kind of a cap on what those properties were worth. with or without a pool. and -- >> back yard would have been the same as having a pool there? >> right. >> aaron decided to fill in the pool and remove the shower. he and his brother-in-law, thad, rented a small excavator one weekend and the two of them went at it. that sunday a snafu. they broke a pipe near the outdoor shower and had to find the leak. so they grabbed their shovels. >> we start digging up against the house. so i see a piece of plastic. i think when i was digging with the shovel i broke the bag. and i was like oh,
a result of all of this. and not where the united states and where the biden administration wants the summit's attention to be focused. not on a diplomatic snafu but instead on the initiatives they have for increased regional cooperation, big issues like trade, migration, climate change among others to be discussed at the summit. nonetheless president biden will head to los angeles on wednesday to attend this summit, it will be high profile but now not with the mexican president in attendance. >> jeremy, thanks for that update. still ahead, next hour, we are live on capitol hill as lawmakers return from a holiday break to a weekend filled with more shootings. at least ten mass shootings by cnn's definition, they left at least 15 people dead across the country. where the push towards bipartisan gun legislation stands. will something work? we will have an update coming up.
instances that i have seen personally in elections where judges have let the polling places stay open because of disruptions or because the election authorities didn't have enough ballots or because there was some snafu with machines, so at the end of the day, what i really think we should be focused on is our enthusiasm to vote. if we have enthusiasm to vote, if we go after extremism instead of what they are going after is let's change things, and we all show up. if we don't get frustrated that things aren't as perfect as we want them to be right now, then this will fail and it will fail badly. >> >> yeah, appreciate your nuance of both drawing on your experience as you mentioned from the senate to the prosecutorial side how that works. here's an rnc official in same state talking to potential poll worker recruits last year. >> i understand that we are upset with the 2020 results, but we cannot just look at the 2020
they scream. they cry very loudly. they don't stop until they are satiated. that is the urgency parents feel. then the surgeon general is telling you to go around and shop at smaller outlets, which parents of a newborn really don't have the time to do, to go around and try to see where something actually is in supply. i just couldn't be more in agreement with claire, that this is out of control, that our food supply is controlled by so many big corporations. when there is one snafu, something like this happens. the most vulnerable among us are really struggling right now and threatened because of this supply shortage. and i hope that they just get the urgency and the fire in their bellies to just get -- make it work. make it happen. get trucks filled with formula to major distribution centers and cities. just start handing it out to
role to create a gap between information and action and the way the times and the way the mass media engendered no chance of arousing public opinion it never treated the holocaust as important or to say in forming motorist if they did not have their automobile registration number the story of that bureaucratic snafu on the front page of the times on march 2nd, 1944. the same day the last voice from the end this was relegated to page number four. it deserves emphasizing the roosevelt administration a hero an icon to the left and the determination to censor news directly related to the plight of the jews was a key factor to influence how the
role to create a gap between information and action and the way the times and the way the mass media engendered no chance of arousing public opinion it never treated the holocaust as important or to say in forming motorist if they did not have their automobile registration number the story of that bureaucratic snafu on the front page of the times on march 2nd, 1944. the same day the last voice from the end this was relegated to page number four. it deserves emphasizing the roosevelt administration a hero an icon to the left and the determination to censor news directly related to the plight of the jews was a key factor to influence how the
need to strike a broader appeal. >> relitigating the 2020 election is popular with republican voters it's not popular with nonrepublican voters. the idea that we can win without independents and some conservative swing democrats coming our way is ignoring the reality of michigan politics. >> reporter: over at the gop endorsement conventions appearances from election die national hurricane center like mike lindell and rudy giuliani as republicans convene for more than ten hours. after two rounds of voting, two hands recounts and a ballot is that snafu that paused voting for an hour and left republicans grumbling over election integrity the trump-backed candidates cleaned up. >> support the america first ticket. >> reporter: with matt deperno securing the bid for secretary
about this before, even on the domestic front, nicolle, when we see another group as evil, when they're dehumanized, when they become the infidel it's okay to slaughter them. they're something less than human. putin has made it okay to slaughter ukrainians, to use a strategy of attacking innocents as a war strategy. i'm here to tell you -- i do not believe it's overdramatizing that this is not unique to russia. this is across the board dictatorship cultures and regimes. we've seen glimpse of that at home in strategies to separate parents from children, as a strategy, not as a bureaucratic snafu, but as a strategy to do
>> renters lived there until 2014. when they moved out, aaron realized the house was a wreck. his do-it-yourself repairs started inside. but in the back yard he found the swimming pool and an outdoor shower were also in shambles. >> i had a decision to make about the swimming pool. it had started to settle and the tiles were cracking. it needed to be completely redone, and it was going to be an expensive project. and i just didn't feel like in the neighborhood there was kind of a cap on what those properties were worth. with or without a pool. and -- >> back yard would have been the same as having a pool there? >> right. >> aaron decided to fill in the pool and remove the shower. he and his brother-in-law, thad, rented a small excavator one weekend and the two of them went at it. that sunday a snafu. they broke a pipe near the outdoor shower and had to find the leak. so they grabbed their shovels. >> we start digging up against the house. so i see a piece of plastic. i think when i was
san francisco there is such a thing as too extreme. and that's good news. because our democratic cities don't actually live up to the care qaa khers created by conservatives. here's what happened, president of the school board and deputies drew the eye of bay area voters where they focused on social justice issues. the highest snafu in a recommend aeugs that 44 public schools remained because their name stakes were deemed inappropriate. they included abraham lincoln, george washington, thomas jefferson and teddy roosevelt. that's all the presidents on mount rushmore. joined by garfield, hoover, sherman and sheridan, robert louis stevenson, paul revere,