soldiers were brought into alexandria to be healed by these nurses. when we think about nurses during the civil war, names like clara barton or dorthea dix might come to mind. she was very prominent in helping the medical field take off during the war. she was table to appoint 15% or 3,000 of the medical staff during the war including nurses here in alexandria, and nurses in alexandria were not only white women who were widowed or older, they were women from all backgrounds, all stages in life including african-american women. however, african-american women who practiced as nurses were considered laundresses, and this was a way that the army could get around paying them in equal wage to white women who were practicing nursing. so in alexandria, many of the churches around the city were also used as hospitals and women were able to make this practice more of a field for women. however, they did get pushback from medical surgeons who were predominantly men, and these men would tell women that they cease to be women if they started practicing medicine,

we start at the alexandria history museum. during the civil war in the 1860's, this building, like many others in alexandria, was used as a hospital. nursing, as a practice, before the civil war, was used as a punishment. women who were arrested for public drunkenness or prostitution were punished by working as a nurse for a week or two. during the crimean war, nursing as a practice became more of an occupation for women, and during the civil war many women came over to help teach others how this practice of nursing could be used to help soldiers. during this time, the practice of nursing was becoming more formalized. the battle of manassas took place about 20 miles in this direction. soldiers were brought into alexandria to be healed by these nurses. when we think about nurses during the civil war, people like dorothea dix might come to mind, and she was essential in helping the field takeoff during the war. she was able to appoint 15%, or 3000 of the medical staff during the war, including nurses here in alexandria. nurses h

woman: i'd like for us to all welcome alexandria. alexandria: people always as how we organize for a global climate strike. so really, how it's all done is it's done through social media. we use a lot of what'sapp, discord, slack. instagram's where a lot of, like, the youth are, and then twitter's where you'll see the climate scientists, and then facebook--it's like, "what's on facebook?" [laughter] kristin: in the beginning, alexandria managed her social media. it's just she's 14, and she insists on allowing, you know, direct messages to reach her. and with the huge following that she's developed, there's just so many of those messages that are not appropriate. i mean, she's received everything from death thrts to marriage proposals--ha!--online and everything in between. my first job is to be her parent, which is to keep her safe and to keep her healthy. and i worry there's real danger involved in being an activist. and so you just have to take precautions. you have to be careful. [engine chugging] carl: see, these are rabbits righ

i ask you for who, for what we will rule in favor of alexandria. for whom, for what for the shareholders of alexandria for the people of san francisco. for whom, for what you you. >> we will now hearfrom brian short, please go ahead . >> caller: i'm a 20 year resident of san francisco and i live three blocks away from the site and i want to say acouple of things . you've heard so far today and it's been fantastic that there's certainly a community and to the community this is significant. i was thinking about this in a little bit different direction. not to belabor that and it's obvious there's a strong community. to me this is more with us a few minutes ago about what san francisco is. to me i live with this issue. san francisco it's always claimed to be a 24 hour city we compare ourselves economically and against a lot ofother metro areas .as offering something the others can't to me this is more the quality of life that we can offer and that we have here and with really galvanize thecommunity . in that manner. i really compete as a metro, as a c

congress and now has returned to twitter as alexandria ocasio-cortez says congresswoman nancy gates is twisting her words that nancy mays criticizing that she never gave. and she says aoc is using this episode for political gain. >> she is very good at politicizing advanced to her advantage and that's what's going on today. we have seen it through her tenure in congress. these are the reasons why american is fed up with culture today. seeing the party's continuing late dividing our country. we have real work to do. yesterday and today being distracted from the work of the people. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted in response, all i can think of is folks like her dishonestly claiming that survivors are exaggerating. but the stories of the veterans in my community who deny themselves care they need and deserve because they internalize voices like hers saying what they went through wasn't bad enough. and nancy responded i have not

my deepest gratitude to my good friend congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. it's a privilege to work with you and stand shoulder to shoulder with you, to rattle cages with you and to fight together for the future of the people of this country and the planet and i could not be prouder to be working with you on this issue and so many others. as my colleague alex padilla from california, congressman jared huffman, congresswoman corey busch of missouri, we thank you for your leadership and coming here today to speak. i also want to recognize our allies speaking today. ellen seamus of sunrise movement. kerry faulted of climate justice alliance and you how 32 bj sei you, your organizations are an inspiration and the heart of this movement for the past two years it has been proven that the green new deal is it justa resolution . it is a revolution. since then, every day revolutionaries have taken to the streets and the ballot box to make jobs, justice and climate action central to our politicalsystem . there is now a diverse, organized army of activists, leaders and

both nancy and alexandria ocasio-cortez felt threatened as a mob stormed the capital complex. in her original live's stream, she said she had in the bathroom and felt she might die when people enter the office saying, where is she? they turned out to be the police officers. all of this is the environment on capitol hill where the house to strip marjorie taylor greene of her committee assignments and another impeachment trial coming up next week, sandra. >> sandra: rich edson on that for us, john. >> john: never much happening in washington. let's bring out the panel marc thiessen and juan williams. mark, i note you are two minds of alexandria ocasio-cortez and nancy mays dustup but what do you think? >> first of all i love nancy mays, the kind of principle a look woman we need to rebuild the republican party. and never bought into the big light the election was stolen. she voted to uphold the electoral college votes, which made her a target of the attacks. she is a great spokesman and a great leader for the party. i think she is mistaken going after aoc on this particular case

and so in addition to sheltering alexandria, we also had a staffer, a friend of mine's chief, who had been thrown out of their office in cannon and didn't know where they could go to be safe. and so we obviously let her come in, too. we were willing to let anyone come hide there with us to keep them safe. but the lack of any safe place when they evacuated these people was really a problem. >> congresswoman katie porter, thank you very much for sharing that with us tonight. we really appreciate you being here. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> coming up, freshman congressman mondare jones will join us next. like all freshman congressmen this year, his first vote as a member of congress was to impeach the president of the united states. rch that i've started to do on ancestry. having ancestry to fill in the gaps with documents, with photographs, connecting in real time means that we're having conversations that are richer. i have now a closer relationship with my grandfather. i can't think of a better gift to give to my daughter and the generations that come after her. bring your family

and so in addition to sheltering alexandria, we also had a staffer, a friend of mine's chief, who had been thrown out of their office in cannon and didn't know where they could go to be safe. and so we obviously let her come in, too. we were willing to let anyone come hide there with us to keep them safe. but the lack of any safe place when they evacuated these people was really a problem. >> congresswoman katie porter, thank you very much for sharing that with us tonight. we really appreciate you being here. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >>> coming up, freshman congressman mondare jones will join us next. like all freshman congressmen this year, his first vote as a member of congress was to impeach the president of the united states. ta stes. where to ? la? vegas? no, the desert. let's listen to this. louder. take these guys? i mean, there's room. maybe next time, fellas. now we're talking. alright. let's. go. is that net carbs or total?... eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness yo

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let's listen to alexandria ocasio-cortez on monday describing what she says happened. watch. >> i jumped into my bathroom. i closed the door. i just keep hearing bang, bang, bang. i opened the door when all of a sudden that i hear whoever was trying to get inside got into my office. i just hear where is she? where is she? this was the moment where i thought everything was over. i mean, i thought i was going to die. >> remember where she says bang bang bang? gop congress woman nancy mays whose office is two doors down from alexandria ocasio-cortez told fox news there were no rioters in cannon. watch. >> i'm not going to discount the trauma. i felt the events that day. they were traumatic. i've been very strong and vocal about that. i felt like my life was in danger. these are things i've said. i sent my children home early that week because i was worried about violence that might transpire january 6. but at no time were there rioters banging to get in. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez said she didn't know in the police officer was there to help her or hurt her. ocasio-cortez

today congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez was asked about this behavior. >> this ist( woman that's deepl1 unwell and clearly needs some help.ñr her kind of fixation has lasted for several years now. you know, at this point theq depthe1 of the that unwellness s raised concern forqr as well and so i think that this is an assessment that needs to be made by the proper professionals. >> yeah, i mean i'm not a professional but kind of hard to disagree with aoc here. Ì why hasn't the head of her why hasn't the head of her party, kevin mccarthy done hill, çógarrett, look. i want to give a sense you're talking about this last night as well. that video was from before marjorie taylor greene arriving at capitol hill. it's in line with basically how she has comported herself as a member of congress. i don't think it's editorializing to say this is deeply abnormal behavior for a member of congress. >> i think that's fair characterization, t(chris. marjorie taylor greene is someone who made herself known as an internet troll. that is essentially the way she is conducting herself here. this

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they're alexandria, rashida. they are people. they are colleagues, and this is an ar-15 in the hands of ms. greene. this was on facebook just a few months ago. the squad's worst enemy, ar-15 in hand. i have never, ever seen that before. is this a precedent setting event? it is. an ar-15 can carry up to a clip of 60 bullets. i urge my colleagues to look at that image and tell me what message you think it sends. here she is armed with a deadly assault rifle pointing it towards three democratic members. >> leading off our discussion tonight alex wagoner, co-host and executive producer of show times the circus. and michael steele, former chairman of the republican national committee. an msnbc political analyst and host of the michael steel podcast. and, michael, i want to begin with you about the point i was making about the message that the republican party sent out to the country from the house of representatives today. how did you read that message to the country from the republicans in the house today? >> lawrence, you laid it ou

congressmember paul gosar for posting an animated video on social media where he murders congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez. we will hear we will hear aoc's speech. then we will talk to slate eagle analyst dahlia lithwick. >> all nine of the plaintiffs who were harmed are saying, we want money damages. we want to know who your funding sources are. we want to understand how these networks have hate groups work together. amy: finally, "the dawn of everything: a new history of humanity." we speak to the archaeologist david wengrow about his new book with david graeber the pioneering anthropologist who died last year, just weeks after finishing the epic work. they examine how indigenous cultures contribute greatly to what we have come to understand a so-called western ideas of democracy and equality, but these contributions have been erased from history. >> constantly people saying, well, this idea [indiscernible] amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the white house had wednesday it will expand u.s. vaccine manu

>> you know, i think it's a really -- a politically savvy move from alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's raising her national profile, as you've been talking, running for senate in new york potentially. beyond that, you know, she's really trying to promote the idea of a resilient power grid. looking at a major infrastructure package coming from the biden administration and democrats in congress, as soon as this stimulus bill is done, giving attention to that and the need to make a more resilient power grid and also she's really made a nemesis of ted cruz. they had signs they would work together early on in her tenure and after the riot and so forth on capitol hill, she basically accused him of planning to murder her, and things like that. >> i wonder, was the door open to that particularly, alexandria ocasio-cortez's involvement and her arrival in texas, particularly because it was the texas governor who preemptively was criticizing the green new deal when that really has nothing to do with what has grasped texas right now with this winter storm, eric, so i wonder is there more to

this is alexandria ocasio-cortez, after all, lion nests of the left. where was her full 30 defense of the palestinians, of their right? where was truth to power? that was ryan wentz's reaction. a man of the left, antiwarli activist in california. he watched and he wasn't impressed and he said so. on twitter, wentz wrote this. "her response was incredibly underwhelming, to say the 'sleast." that's what he wrote. a week later, the police showed up at his house. two plainclothes officers from the california highway control arrived calling his name. they explained he had been sent by the capitol police in washington to respond to a threat against a sitting member of congress.ne but he hadn't threatened alexandria ocasio-cortez, didn't threaten anyone, disapproved of the opinion speed but the police seemed unconvinced and explained in an interview with "the gray zone," they wouldn't back down that i threatened to kill her." here is the spookiest part. ryan wentz hadn't included any onpersonal information in his social media profile and yet the police knew h

they don't get far for your listeners and viewers who are familiar with alexandria you'll know what is 12 miles or something like that give or take and that's as far as they get before the first of many occasions in which washington along his way and i promise not to do this every step but if you do not mind i would like to convey something of what goes down in alexandria at the tavern as a representative is to transpire from the next week or so. alexandria isn't just along the way it's as close to his heart and this is just a paragraph, if you do not mind some speeches by local worthies and as you might guess and then washington, here's how he concludes his comments. all that remains for me too commit myself and you to the protection of the minister sent being on a former occasion has happily brought us together after a long distressing separation, perhaps the same providence will indulge us with the same heartfelt, but words, my fellow citizens fail me a notable sensation must be left to more expressive silence but from an aching heart i bid you all my affectionate friends and kind n

watch this. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez, i'm an american citizen. i pay your salary through the taxes that you collect from me through the irs because i'm a tax paying citizen of the united states. you need to stop being a baby and stop locking your door and come out and face the american citizens that you serve. if you want to be a big girl, you need to get rid of your diaper and come out and be able to talk to the american citizens instead of us having to use a flap, a little flap. >> when you think about that, it's pretty awful. this is before she became a congresswoman, but she continues to behave like that. >> it's disgraceful and i think silence is tacit approval. i think kevin mccarthy as leader of the republican party needs to come out and say someone like marjorie taylor green has no place and no future in the republican party. and i think he should make sure that the campaign committee funds a candidate in a primary to run against her, and he won't do it, but he should. >> what are you hearing? >> it's not only that it's inappropriate. it'

tonight, we'll be speaking with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. she'll be here live with us in just a few minutes. it is of course just over 24 hours now until we're facing an absolutely pointless federal government shutdown tomorrow at midnight. i say that it is absolutely pointless and i mean it in a technical sense. previous government shutdowns were all dumb. but they were at least nominally for a reason. there was some dispute, a policy matter which the two parties couldn't agree upon. and a shutdown ensued until they could figure it out. in this case, i say this is a pointless shutdown that we're facing tomorrow night because although republicans in the senate are blocking the legislation that would keep the federal government from shutting down, they're not doing so for any particular reason. they're not even really bothering to say why they're doing it. they're only doing it because they can. so we will talk with congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez about that, as the house passed legislation to keep the government open. it's gone to the

alexandria cortez firing back at margery greene. and breaking news, colonial pipeline paid a ransom to hackers who shut down the largest fuel pipeline in the united states. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening.

alexandria cortez firing back at margery greene. and breaking news, colonial pipeline paid a ransom to hackers who shut down the largest fuel pipeline in the united states. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, free. the cdc announces the biggest step towards normalcy that the united states has taken in more than a year. >> today is a great day for america. our long battle with the coronavirus. just a few hours ago, the centers for disease control and prevention, the cdc, announced that they are no longer recommending thas come to be the meme s mask. we went out today, across the country. here is what people told us as they first heard the news. >> i am so happy. i couldn't wait. >> more freedom. i'm tired of ordering things on line and not going in stores. >> i think it's a step in the right direction. >> it's really exciting. it's exciting for our whole staff and for our whole group. >> the president wasting no time. first lady jill biden no mask as she was arrived in west virginia. she w

i feel bad for alexandria, so many of my colleagues were here. but i thought to myself, thank god i am not there. i saw the images that they did not get to see until later. my team and i decided at that point we keep the death threats away. we tried report and document them to keep them away from me because it just paralyzed me. all i wanted to do was come here and serve the people, the people that told my mother who only has an eighth-grade education that she deserves -- people that believed in me. so it is hard. it is hard when my seven brothers and six sisters begged me to get protection, many urging me to get a gun for the first time. i have to tell you, the trauma from just being here existing as a muslim is so hard just imagine my team, which i adore, they are diverse. i have lgbtq staff, i have a beautiful muslim that wears her hijab probably und the halls. i have like women that are so proud to be here to serve their country. i worry for their lives because of this rhetoric. i never thought they would field and here. so i ask my colleague

we could do the nicki minaj tweet, we could do the alexandria ocasio-cortez address . tom: the nicki minaj tweet is not appropriate for tv and radio, but ian bremmer responded to it. [laughter] jonathan: i will move on quickly. lisa, you are one dollar unchanged. lisa: i like that you get the bond market versus nicki minaj and the alexandria ocasio-cortez address at the met gala. tom: she looked stunning. lisa: 8:30 is the important number, the august cpi figure. the expectation is a 4/10 of a percentage increase. still they rise. what i am watching is how this compares to the increase we see in wages. this concerns me and it should concern the fed. even as you get consumer prices as they go to the drugstore and grocery store and pay rent, everything is going up and yet wages are not keeping pace. less than 4%. this is something i'm sure they are watching for. 1:00 p.m., apple, going to unveiled the apple 13 and the apple watch series seven. really front and center is the role of the service company following the ruling with respect to have a market and how they displa

let me read that statement from alexandria ocasio-cortez. she said, we hope leadership and the sergeant-at-arms will take real steps to make congress safe, as many offices as are discussing reopening. it's great to have you on. this is why reporters need to be there so they can witness this sort of thing. thanks for joining us. >>> a catastrophic event narrowly avoided in memphis after this crack was found on a major bridge over the mississippi river some of are the president and republican leaders any closer to an infrastructure compromise? experience capability, crafted by lexus. the remarkable gx and lx. lease the 2021 gx 460 for $529 a month for 36 months. eretirement income, at is complicated.er. as your broker, i've solved it. $529 a month for 36 months. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your port