i want to quickly echo justice barrett's concerns about penn central and my friends optimism that penn central would provide adequate relief is unfounded. as you noted, no court has been able to find a penn central case where value was diminished less than 50%. lastly, on the cost and -- on the question of the day, line drawing, we are asking for the line between use restriction and physical invasions and occupation. that is the line this court has always drawn. for the occupation is minimal, compensation may be due, as in loretto. petitioners are unable to draw a line. for these reason, the decision of the ninth circuit should be reversed. >> thank you counsel. the cases submitted. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. teachers are doing whatever it takes to connect with the students. michael powell is the far more -- former chairman of the federal communications commission. he is president and ceo of the internet and television association. he has been a frequent guest on the communicators. thank you for being

a penn central question? do you think everything is a penn central question? >> your honor, i think under this court's framework it's outside of the per se rule because it's not destroying all the rights in the property. let me say this, i think if the court focused on the formal easement scenario and wants to look at the easement for per se where it's pertinent to a property, that doesn't give us much heartburn because i think that's something we'll pay for in any event. what would be deeply problematic if the court adopted a rule, a per se treatment for any sort of authorized intrusion, including a limited intrusion as part of regulatory-- >> if you're not willing to conclude that a permanent easement across somebody's property to get from point a to point b is per se taking, then i don't know where your argument is going. and if you're not taking that position, then i really don't understand exactly where you're drawing the line. that's what i'm trying to get at. >> yes, your honor. i think that those woul

i want to quickly echo justice barrett's concerns about penn central and my friends optimism that penn central would provide adequate relief is unfounded. as you noted, no court has been able to find a penn central case where value was diminished less than 50%. lastly, on the cost and -- on the question of the day, line drawing, we are asking for the line between use restriction and physical invasions and occupation. that is the line this court has always drawn. for the occupation is minimal, compensation may be due, as in loretto. petitioners are unable to draw a line. for these reason, the decision of the ninthrt of at least 60 senators on the president's signature to become law. -- and the president's signature to become law.

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amy: the penn museum and the -- since this video was reported on last week, the penn museum and the university of pennsylvania have apologized to the africa family for allowing human remains recovered from the move house tbe used for research and teaching and for retaining the remains for far too long. the bones are reportedly now in the possession of alan mann, a professor emeritus at princeton, who apparently received them from the philadelphia medical examiner's office for forensic analysis in 1985. mann told the outlet inside higher education he is working to return "the upper end of a thigh bone and a small part of one pelvic bone" to the examiner's office and that he was "sorry to learn that there is a perception that what i did with the move human remains was wrong." the medical examiner's office has said that if the remains are returned to their office, they would attempt to locate next of kin to claim them. this controversy comes as the penn museum just apologized last week for holding more than 1000 stolen skulls of enslaved people in its morton collection. samuel morton was a 19th c

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penn wharton sees an almost 1% decline. moody's sees meaningful increase in growth, jobs and higher wages and higher productivity. penn wharton forecast fewer hours worked there's the effect of higher corporate taxes and the impact of government investment return on government investment at moody's seen as hitting an economy with lots of slack in it, each dollar adding to gdp. penn wharton don't see much of what we see a multiplier to government spending and crowding out, big effects of the government borrowing and reducing private investment. another economic and big political question, what's infrastructure penn wharton says a fifth of the plan is transfer payments not investment and model doesn't have return on the investment leading to a bigger question, how do you value social goods like helping the elderly or avoiding shutdowns of the grid these models may not fully capture those benefits folks? >> yeah. doesn't even take into account the fact of another bill or another proposal expected in the next couple weeks to fo

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" where we unpack the big culture stories laura: tie for and unseen where we agricultural stories of the day and for that we turn to raymond arroyo. i promised everybody's this would be really good. offers really low ratings, lowest in history but last week you said they would be at an all-time low but it was even worse if possible and you predicted. >> last year 23 million people watched the academy awards, this your 9 million tuned in. here's why this matters. whether your sports team or news or entertainment you have to serve the audience. that means giving them what they want, not what you want to them to watch. stephen soderberg produced this thing in the academy, new politics was scaring the audience off. they still open their show this way. >> of things gone differently this past week in minneapolis i might have traded in my heels for marching boots. i know a lot of you at home want to reach for your remote when you feel hollywood is

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(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? ♪ ♪ >> first up in the really roundup amtrak releasing a map showing new train routes that would be funded by taking $80 billion in the infrastructure plan. the reaction has been mixed, wondering why they would jump on a 19 hour train when they could fly. cleaning up after a rocket prototype crash land on tuesday sending debris flying into a nearby wildlife refuge. a conservationist in texas concern for the sea turtles and a rare be. more restaurant start to reopen many are having a hard time finding enough staff now to keep up with demand. one restaurant owner says it is difficult to compete with those who could make the same amount collecting unemployment from home. nbc news anchor lester holt getting heat for his comments on media fairness as he accepted a lifetime achievement award. >> it has become clear fairness is overrated. the idea we should always give 2 sides equal way and merit does not reflect the world we find ourselves in. >> brit hume saying this argument rests on

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(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? jillian: calls intensifying for john kerry to step down as climate envoy after leaked audio suggests he shared his real covert operations with iran. todd: john kerry denies the allegations. >> these recordings come from interviews that gave to an ally of his but they were not supposed to be released until president rouhani left office not now or the us rejoined the jcp oa. in these tapes it alleged john kerry disclosed covert israeli operations to iran confirming israel who struck targets in syria. how surprised he was that john kerry would reveal such sensitive information. the brief doesn't say that the disclosure led to numerous calls for his resignation as climate azar. >> enough is enough. revealing secret information to one of america's most sworn enemies, this is true, john kerry needs to go. >> reporter: the leak comes at a critical time in relations when the administration is trying to get back to the iran nuclear deal and the oversized influence of hardliners in the military

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? >> first up in the real news roundup, alexandria ocasio cortez asked on instagram why she hadn't address the border crisis earlier. >> so often people want to say why are you talking about the border crisis, or why are you talking about it in this way? we are talking about it because it is not a border crisis. it is in imperialism crisis, climate crisis, a trade crisis. >> bidens celebrated the birthday of activist cesar chavez with the president releasing a video tribute and first lady jill biden speaking at an event in his honor, chavez once said he supports deportation of his own mother if she were an illegal immigrant. chicago school feeling the heat from a latino group after proposing to rename thomas jefferson school after barack or michelle obama. activists say mister obama did not represent the undocumented community. >> former president barack obama is the deep order in chief, almost 80% of children in our school districts. kevin: nasa's mars rover, curiosity, taking a break

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? jillian: a texas sheriff going viral after telling parents it is not law enforcement to raise their children. >> it is getting mixed reaction online. carley shimkus with serious xm 115 here with that story. >> got a facebook post getting some attention on social media written by the sheriff of throckmorton county in the aftermath of criticism over police involved shootings. he writes it is not the job of the officer to raise your kid. parents need to take responsibility for the actions of their failure to raise their children to be respectful, responsible and listen to authority figures. sometimes your kid is wrong and needs to be disciplines. jumping on teachers, coaches etc. all their life gives the kids a feeling they can do no wrong and did not have to comply with authority figures. parents need to be parents. mixed reaction, some agree, others say officers are the ones that need to be held responsible for their mistakes. it is easy to criticize police officers on social media, ki

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right, so it is a newly released memoir and book tour. he is making a number of stunning admissions and bombshell claims. when discussing hiso drug addiction, he said he was so desperate at times that he may have smoked parmesan cheese while digging through the carpet looking for cocaine that may have dropped. he says it was not a mistake to take the lucrative seat on the board of the ukrainian company despite his father's position as the obama administrator's lead under ukrainian policy of the time. remember he had zero experience in ukraine, zero experience in gas, oil. none whatsoever. there is plenty ofof evidence implying the contrary. never gave joee any from his corrupt business dealings. now with zero experience hunter, he is also under federal investigation for a number of financial dealings which began with the fbi seizure of the laptop. a guide by the name that we have interviewed, jean-paul macisaac. one question during the interview with cbs, hunter g

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? >> martha: we want to dig deeper on this story that we're covering about virginia. they're moving to eliminate advanced math classes. everyone will get the same math course no matter if you're great at math or not so great at math until 11th grade. gives you two years to do anything advanced. it's part of the effort to build equity and acknowledge the unjust system of mathematics education and legacy in segregation. joining me now is shelly, mother of three kids. good to have you back. did you know this was coming? what is your reaction? what is the impact on the students in your neighborhood, in your district? >> yeah, i've been seeing this on the news and following along on social media. it's just -- some of these things going on in our county are making my blood boil. i see that they're dropping class rank, they are trying to get rid of advanced study diplomas and now this math issue has come along. i don't think it's fair. kids learn at different levels. they need to offer differe

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? >> sean: like we have been exposing and telling you joe biden totally surrendered his agenda to the radical squad left like american energy jobs crushed and killed and just gone with the stroke of a pen, opening up the border, supporting d.c. statehood,g demonizing police officers, packing the court and not standing in the way for calls to abolish the senate filibuster,ll biden is making it very clear he will do anything and everything to appease this extreme base and his party. but don't take my word for it you can listen to the leader of the entire movement, congresswoman ocasio-cortez is saying biden is now exceeding even her expectations, take a look. >> i do think that the biden administration, president biden has definitely exceeded expectations that progressives had. i'll be frank, i think a lot of us expected a much more conservative administration and i think not only what has ultimately come out, but the active invitation and willingness and collaboration with progressives i

(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? >> you can they'll get a double dose of tucker carlson, are meant in the middle of the day has a on the fox nation tucker carlson today were he gets to take a deep dive into ae range of topics like this discussion of how your eating habits may be killing you. watch. >> we have had decades of bad eating habits thrown at us by the food industry so it's not easy to switch around. >> it's very hard. that's exactly right. what you're describing is a way of living that may be out of reach for people not just because they have less money but because their lives are organized in such a way it's impossible to do that. our society is organized that way. >> new episodes of tucker carlson today stream every monday, wednesday, and friday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on fox nation. tell us more. >> thank you. it's a longer form interview series re-times a week and just speaking for myself, the clip you played of me talking, most of it is me listening which is kind of nice, i'm sure this is happened all of

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higher than bill's been deported mischa how are people reacting to the government's handling of the penn demick when the despair that you're seeing cross the country in hospitals as well it's almost is also atrocity into anger now every boxing day there are there has been the boss been lonely entrenched government detractors and supporters now it was doing more and more people jump in support the government come out and question why exactly can't go into this massive crisis question why the practised and google is ready and question why the government has not taken the clear on why it is more serious heat even long long standing stones of or just off the government within the media have come out and oscar what exactly happened. and how has the government responded to this criticism . well the government is not teaching he could this is a move that is so quiet it is absolutely just you can think for only 218 months on it's fought over the last week we have heard about it often do we don't want that action to go up and down and just. earlier today we got a strong statement from the embassy

i that was beautiful conclusion to this pivot back to talk about penn a little bit. since the book discussed penn, billing a new public school in west philly, a labs project school, that serve as a community amenity. how disthat turn out. >> excellent example. i don't speak in detail. till part of the story but get other book. this divide between civic engagement and the real estate office, also played it way out in those amenities. those of amenities were promised to the community as community services, but the catchment area for that school, meaning the district, the radius in the west philadelphia that would be oriented towards those who are eligible for the school, penn, the penn school, was oriented towards the area where more fact can i were resettling than oriented towards the areas where there were existing residents. this is howl the things have played out. have to amenities have been geared towards the research hers, the students and families and away from the existing community. amenities in name but the question becomes for whom? a lot of universities tal

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(soft music) ♪ hello, colonial penn? >>> we're in a break right now of the trial of former police officer derek chauvin with the killing of george floyd. big headlines including the fight against covid. this afternoon president biden leaving the white house to tour a vaccination site in virginia where we are told he will announce he's moving up now the target date for all adults here in the united states to be eligible to get a covid vaccine. the new deadline is a nod the progress the administration has made to boosting supply and other steps states are taking so far. looking at this map, in 33 states now adults 16 and older already eligible to go online to get a covid vaccine. 12 more states and the district of columbia added to the list. the president is trying to accelerate it even more. here's where we stand as of this day, shy of 19% of american people fully vaccinated from covid and 32% and some change there have at least -- have their one dose of the vaccine. the acceleration of the vaccine rollout is quite dramat

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(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? >> bill: growing showdown over the reaction from corporate america to georgia's election wall. some of the biggest companies in our nation getting called out over criticizing the law. while at the same time sponsoring the beijing games in 2022 which will ignore china's history of human rights abuses. amid the uproar the u.s. considering a boycott of the olympics in china. an ongoing question that is gaining more attention now. rich, good morning. >> good morning, bill. there is a growing effort to boycott the beijing olympics next year, the winter games especially now targeting companies over mass human rights abuses in china. not the companies mass human rights abuses but those ongoing within that country. these are some of the corporate sponsors, airbnb, proctor and gamble. coca-cola and dow, which have joined efforts to criticize state voting laws in the united states. just as the state department released its human rights reports last week detailing horrific human rights abuses in

and that's where la penn has very serious problems. in order to get 50%, you have to have things like a credible economic program. that's where she got crushed against macron last time. since then, she used to be in favor of frexit, like brexit, france leaving the eu, she's given it up, but she doesn't have a new eu program. they have massive funding issues inside their own party. they have about 20,000 members now as opposed to 80,000 at the high water mark. when you just look at the polls in the first round and you look at how they compare with each other, la penn is doing much better than you would like. a far-right, islamophobic creature in politics to do. but her ability to win the presidency in france is probably closer to 5 to 10%. it's nothing like a coin flip. >> you know, anne applebaum, i've been observing and actually been talking about it for quite a few years on this show. how it seems, well, it appears that we've lost anne now. the satellites are scrambling. ian, back to you, because, of course, you're our favorite comme

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this is the news live from far away and as the penn demick rages human rights suffer amnesty international paints a grim picture in its annual report saying women health workers and migrants have borne the brunt of the coronavirus long governments have used to stifle dissent we will hear from one of its authors also coming up and eruption in iceland enters a fiery new phase 2 new fissures opened at a volcano near reykjavik spewing la.

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(soft music) ♪ ♪ hello, colonial penn? ♪ ♪ speed to the latest to explore running for california governor as governor newsom a recall election. caitlyn jenner. she is a vocal republican for olympian in reality star ""keeping up with the kardashians"." in february her manager said she was not running. but that has changed, and announced explorations. sandra, some of the republicans in the race think the time the recall election comes around, if it does, there could be 100 candidates vying for this. >> sandra: wouldn't that be something to watch and cover, right, john? so we will be watching that bit meanwhile president biden to deliver remarks in a short time from now on his new $2.2 trillion spending plan. amazon ceo jeff bezos coming out in support of that plan, saying corporate taxes should be raised to help pay for it. let's bring in our panel, university of chicago school business and former chair of the council of economic advisors under president obama and douglass holds, beacon of the advocacy group at american

news live from far away and as the penn demick rages fumin writes suffer i miss the international paints a grim picture in its annual report saying women health workers and migrants have borne the brunt of the coronavirus governments have used to stifle dissent we will hear from one of its authors also coming up an eruption in iceland enters a fiery new phase 2 new fissures opened at a volcano near reykjavik spewing lava and said that hundreds of sightseers scrambling for safety. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. i'm to see international's annual report says that cove in 1000 has further amplified massive global inequalities and it accuses many world leaders of using the pen demick to crack down on human rights the report singles out 3 groups that have been disproportionately affected 1st women they have suffered an increase in domestic violence born the burden of home schooling and in many cases lost their income because they had informal jobs that they couldn't do under lock downs 2nd health care workers around the globe they have suffered more fatalities than any other group chr

daily training during the penn demick that's how these 2 brothers have gotten through the last month both. get vaccinated yes as promised teenagers a jap the new future being that age is hard enough with the code restrictions it has been even more challenging i think for me it's a mental health and of course like school the thing i was worried like having bag but then i went to school and debbie hine but i think that ways to catch up with academics might with growth and socialization you know it's that's high that the school has been moved into the living room the boys come to wait to get their bikes and. i think you know so it keeps the people my people around me safer and i don't keep myself safe too i think so when we bring a little normality back i don't miss school exactly but the people in school because you know it it's really difficult not to interact people and talk to people . and yeah i mean he's an awesome guy he's just my brother. you know friend. them an additional obstacle mosques. it's very hard to see people's expressions and it just gives a sense of like you're talk

it obviously all depends on how the penn demick evolves right but given what most experts expect that the nose down substantially over the next few weeks and months. but the projections for the. 3 to 4 percent and also for next year so the losses in terms of production that the german economy incurred last year will be recovered at the latest by the end of next year and in that sense it looks like the permanent effects the permanent damage of the of the pandemic is not as pronounced as the 1st as we expected 1st. we've heard reports for example from the us of trillions of dollars worth of stimulus to help support the economy through at the pandemic have europe stimulus efforts gone far enough. it's quite obvious that the european government has done much in terms of stimulus to. the. part because. differently we have much stronger. protection laws for example we have these schemes schemes which. disposable incomes in germany and the european union so in essence these top measures to support income which are large part of the programs in the us are not as necessary in europe but there

and i taught i thought civil war penn state. i thought civil war here at fort smith. i didn't add sam houston, but i did teach the first half of the us survey. so by the end of it we were in the civil war reconstruction, of course, you know, you always want to talk about monuments and commemoration with students and depending on where you are. you know, you have some really fascinating discussion so when i taught civil war penn state, i mean one of the things i decided well, we'll use bill blair's book cities of the dead. and one of the best discussions that i'd ever had with students and it was great too because it you know a lot of discussions. you're just feeding questions the students and they're answering them. but here i mean there was a lot of talking among the students and you know people got a little heated about it as you might expect and so i but the thing that strikes me interesting part of your question, actually, i mean you know we i think one of the great contributions in jonathan's as it was showing that you know for a lot of veterans it wasn't just ab

penn wharton thinks we'll be closer to capacity there's a big issue of crowding out. pen charlton sees borrowing and higher corporate taxes what is infrastructure that's another question. penn charlton counts 1/5 of the bill as social transfer. they don't give it any return at all. that leads to even bigger questions about how do you value social goods like reducing carbon goods, avoiding texas style shutdowns. the models may not fully capture those benefits if you value them both sides do agree. government has under invested in the economy. some investments only government can make there are big gaps in estimating the impact of this package of spending and of course importantly, becky, how it's paid for >> i think both camps probably made some valid points about the impact of spending but also, you know, the -- how you pay for that, the cost that comes along with it. is it fair to say you just mix these two models up and round it out and that's the answer? or are there other ways that people say you should go about doing this >> you could do worse than that, becky. y

william penn is my personal hero. wasn't he expelled from oxford and jailed a bunch? don't believe everything you read in our textbooks, goldberg. and keep your mitts off him. i mean, we gotta hit that statue now. ball basically just told us to. what if we just dressed him up in an embarrassing outfit? adam, you have tons of shameful costumes, right?

. >>> esto se da a conocer un dÍa despuÉs que la autoridad sus penn dooefr uso de la vacuna johnson&johnson pero doctores dicen que a pesar de todo hay que inocularse y que las vacunas son seguras. >>> es mejor tener la vacuna y no tener tantos sÍntomas y no contagiara otras personas, la probabilidad 90% de prevenir. autoridad detectan estos casos luego de analizar 3500 muestras por lo que dicen el nÚmero es mÍnimo. >>> estas van vacunas son efectivas en evitar que uno muera por coronavirus. andrÉs brender, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> ayer, martes la policÍa de san josÉ fue a ver el bienestar de un residente, pero al llegar encontraron al hombre muerto, la casa en calle dumont y oficiales no han dado a conocer la identidad del fallecido. y desde hace 5 meses robos mantienen ocupado a oficiales de la policÍa en hayworth en todo los caso so hay un perfil comÚn, son mujeres solas en sus coches, fÁtima navarrete nos cuenta mÁs. >>> lo que hago usualmente es abrir la puerta, quitarme la bolsa y cerrar. >>> una vez esto, nos hace sentir segura, pero yao ya no es el caso en esta ciudad d

joe: yeah, i'll bounce this off of mark penn now, one of the best in the game. i've asked mark a couple polling questions before. gallup earlier this year showed that 36% on average, we're talking about american adults, identify as conservative, 35% as moderate, 25% as liberal. as you've argued in the past, we're still center right country, yet joe biden, his administration is catering to that 25% liberal. will that ultimately cost him the house, the house is probably going to obviously flip because there's only five seats you have to flip, and historically the party in power loses seats more than that. does the senate go as well as a result of going this for the left? >> yeah, look, i think that's the question. you're not going to see it in the polling now. i think that this is still the honeymoon phase. i don't know why they waited so long to give the speech. i don't think it will be as well-listened to as it would have been right after the election. i think they lost some momentum with that and the big proposals are already out. so, look, i think you don't re

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