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Its wednesday, january 30th, and this is now. Joining me today, new york city deputy mayor howard wilson, katrina vanden heuvel, and New York Times reporter david carr is making his debut. Wayne lapierre is testifying before the Senate Judiciary committee as part of a panel that includes mark kelly, husband of gabby giffords. Before testimony began, giffords made a plea for action. Violence is a big problem. Too many children are dying. Be bold, be courageous. Americans are counting on you. Kelly followed, arguing for restrictions on magazine clips, enhanced Mental Health care, and advanced ba...

At this factory in adairsville, workers scrambled for cover. Neighbors had to rescue families trapped inside their crumbled homes. One man was killed. There was no warnings, no sirens, no nothing. Reporter we talked with the family of the man who died. They were at home looking for a lost pet. Jessica cantrell told us she cant bear the loss. I wouldnt want nobody else to live through this. Its tragic. Its hard. Because you never know if youre going to have somewhere else to live, if youre going to be able to get back on your feet. Reporter im sorry. The tornado left behind what looked like a j...

Ed last saturday he made sure i paid and he cot free coffee sunday morning i come in pete is not here. Griff gets stuck with the tab. Is he the man. He stepped up. You had a free weekend last week. Pete im a free loader, very smart. Thank you, ed. Jedediah we missed. You welcome back. Griff i love the dress. Jedediah thank you it has extra baby bump accessory. Ed interesting we mentioned free loading. The president has been talking about how mexico has been ripping off america for a long time. When he cut that deal under pressure because of the threat of tariffs, you had many in the Mainstream...

In the weeks since Trump supporters assaulted the Capitol, the message has become increasingly clear: The country must examine and confront its underlying racism — its caste system — to move forward as a democracy. That was the theme Monday in “A Catalyst for Humanity,” a conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winner Isabel Wilkerson hosted by the Forum at the T.H. Chan School of Public Health and presented by the Nieman Foundation and the Chan School’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion. “You cannot heal what you have not diagnosed. You cannot repair what you do not see,” said Wilkers...