dr. seuss is canceled. linkin park the whole world is canceled. i'm sort of enjoying watching it. >> as we are seeing liberals fleeing liberal states to come to great red conservative states, that is what you're going to see with the democratic party's. i think that it is obvious, even those that want to be woke and want to feel like they are in the epicenter of culture and tiktok and social media to validation, they are still moving to florida and they are still moving to tennessee and they are still getting the heck out of chicago and l.a. and new york and that says it all because you can talk all you want about how woke you are and how much you love the democrats and how much you love the squad, but your feet are telling a different story and that is what we are going to see hopefully walking towards the polls in november and hopefully not -- >> not just defeat, tomi. but your cold antibody if you are alexandra because of cortez. all right. more "outnumbered" in a moment. veteran homeowners- you made a smart move when you bought your home. now

seuss jealous, the comb jelly. these underwater discoveries are now the stars of the new exhibit at the monterey bay aquarium called into the deep and it took nearly 5 years to design and build this elaborate life-support system of pipes, pumps, and filters to replicate the deep-sea environment. >> this exhibition is the first one in the united states and we think the world of this magnitude. >> beth jones is in charge of the exhibits. >> this is an opportunity for people to see animals they have not seen before. >> reporter: the science behind this is about more than that. >> reporter: how crucial is the ocean the way it comes with this mitigation of climate change? >> the ocean has taken up more than 90% of the heat produced by global warning and every year it sequesters about 25% of the carbon dioxide we emit into the atmosphere so the ocean provides critical life-support. >> reporter: scientists are studying the role deep-sea creatures play as millions of them rise from the depths at night to feed in the cover

it's a dr. seuss character >> a cat >> jimmy: the other one. holiday. >> a fish? >> jimmy: yep. >> fish? >> jimmy: no >> no. >> jimmy: holiday. >> oh. a dog? >> jimmy: he stole christmas >> oh, the grinch. >> jimmy: yeah [ bell dinging ] uh, movie with julia roberts where she finds herself in italy. >> "eat pray love. >> jimmy: that's correct [ bell dinging ] and it's in a transportation device that uses -- it floats in the - it floats. [ light laughter ] and you're in a basket >> oh, a hot-air balloon [ bell dinging ] >> jimmy: that's correct she did it [ cheers and applause [ bell dinging ] "the grinch reading 'eat pray love' in a hot-air balloon." now let's get it - >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: wow! >> it's real >> jimmy: oh, my god, i don't like that grinch looking at me [ laughter ] >> wow >> jimmy: the way he's enjoying the book, so he can see. >> i had no idea it was going to be, like, a real thing. >> jimmy: oh, yeah [ light laughter ] these are real things. yeah [ laughter ] all right. here we go >> all right >> jimmy: now it is my turn to guess. >> okay. >>

seuss being no longer a part of read across america day. and then more divisive things like reimagining our history and never looking at the positives that america has done to overcome all the racism of our past. it has become a very big debate and you can see that the more people -- the more parents are opening up to this idea the more push back you are seeing unfold. >> dana: i listened to a podcast this weekend. it has two people debate an issue. they debated the issue. critical race theory academics came up with it in the 1970s and bouncing along. one of the arguments against it it could be backfiring and making something -- making things worse. >> and i have been very open about i think it is true. and i think that the way that we -- we are at a crossroads in the country right now where democrats and republicans are defining our country in a very different way, right? a lot of democrats who think that our nation is systemically racist and then there is a lot of republicans who think that the united states, the same country, is the most

hare mucher on dr. seuss than they are on insurrectionists and of course they have gone after liz cheney, who has, you know, shown consistent integrity through and through, more tough than they have on paul gosar who has threatened to kill alexandria owe casia cortez and joe biden. >>> you had kevin mccarthy, essentially he's not responding. trump had no reaction. trump excused me for saying the truth. running in his home state. he is a wholly owned property of donald trump just like j.j.d. vance would be. they're all trump's property if they get into leadership, right? my question is what then becomes of the house of representatives. >> members of the house. i have no intention of losing the mid terms. we have delivered, they have divided but kevin mccarthy, we would all be better off if his affair with integrity had lasted longer than a week. but he's gotten back together with the old big lie and the party of the big lie is led by the biggest liar in kevin mccarthy. so there will be no back stop, no i

it just reminds me of the dr. seuss special, i used to watch it every christmas, without fail, even though i knew how it was going to turn out. greasy, black peel, love it. thank you for the request, janice. he is also the voice of tony the tiger. you can hit me up on social media by using the hashtag, ktvu unfazed , twitter, or instagram. >> are right, this morning we are getting a look at the world's 3-d printed neighborhood. a giant printer has built two houses and a real part of southern mexico. the family getting homes for the cost of three dollars a day. they have been living in makeshift homes, but the new houses will help keep them safe as they live in a seismic zone that is prone to flooding. housing nonprofit and construction technology company hope to build 50 new houses by the end of next year. >>> two of california's former governors are celebrating the states progress toward clean energy. arnold schwarzenegger was presented with a panel yesterday to mark 1 million solar roofs in california. he said t

seuss and to go after that. the tactics aren't very convincing to the average person who doesn't have the time or interest to care all day about some injustice they can find 500 years ago, 400 years ago. this is a tactic not unlike stopping traffic and stopping people getting to work to protest global warming. to take joy out of a holiday celebration who says that's the party i want to be a part of and the politics i agree with? it is unamerican. >> like the people that get anowed with some of us that put up lights before thanksgiving. you should see my house. thank you so much. happy thanksgiving to you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> benjamin: thanks. the week of thanksgiving is usually a very short one for schools. students attending classes on just one, two, maybe three days. a number of disdistricts across the country have taken the entire week off pointing to staff shortages, burn-out and mental health and other districts are taking days off during the school year for the same reasons. you look back at all the

. >> reporter: earlier, ted cruz read dr. seuss to his doctors watching on c-span. >> i do so like green eggs and ham. thank you, thank you, sam, i am. >> reporter: as the night wore on, cruz went off topic and the unspun wisdom of "duck dynasty." >> i want to point out words of which o of wisdon. >> when you turn on the "today" show, you will see him. >> reporter: and bringing together hillary clinton. >> they each married far above themselves. >> reporter: to pitch the health care debate which enrollment starts next week. >> i think it is important to tell the people why we are doing all this outreach. this only works, for example, if young people show up. >> reporter: and president obama acknowledged it has been tough. >> it has been difficult, the obama care thing. >> reporter: senator rand paul urged cruz not to stage his marathon. >> and my question to the senator from texas is does he want to shutdown the government? >> reporter: and once ted cruz marathon really got into high gear, other republicans did step forward t

seuss is not really a fair fight. thank you very much. >> match live bill debate here on c-span or c span.org. house republican leaders also talked to reporters the morning, they focused on the southern borders. >> hi, everybody. thank you. thanks for joining us today. we've got a number of pieces of legislation that we continue to be very concerned about. obviously the covid package which is coming to the floor, we don't know, either today or tomorrow. it's a real tradge injury, when you look at that package, we know that the result of that package will be middle class tax increases. we know for sure that it includes provisions that are not targeted, they're not temporary, they're not related to covid. it didn't have to be this way. we could have had a bill that was, you know, a fraction of the cost of this one, it could have gotten bipartisan approval an support. but the speaker decided to go in another direction. and so we are going to be saddled with a burden, spending burden and a tax burden that is really indefe

dr. seuss is really another icing on the cake for me. he was no, he might have been uninformed, but our country as better than this. we should introduce him to a salem witch trial. be better than this. >> harold, do you worry about banning both essentially the modern-day equivalent of burnin them if you can't get them on the open market? >> some books and may deserve t be earned, but definitely, definitely not dr. seuss. >> okay. byron, you come out winners and losers. >> my winner are the americans who are hoping to get in the covid vaccine. this week the average of doses administered hit to million per day here is hoping that goes up and up and up. already better-than-expected a few weeks ago. might my loser, prince harry an meghan markel. the estranged royals are again dumping on the royal family fro their mansion in california. if you want privacy, don't do a big interview with oprah, it tends to get noticed. >> it does. molly, your winner loser. >> my winners are republican governors, when you look at who's leading the republican pa

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potato head, or dr. seuss, dr. seuss's family decided to do with dr. seuss privately. but, willie, what we're going to end up with is, what ramesh would say is you're not going to get court packing but you get a commission and joe biden is not going to get a military style assault weapon ban but you'll get maybe watered down presidential executive order. but at the same time republicans will run as if he's trying to take away all guns. you even talk about a 90 issue on expanding background checks and you would think they are knocking down doors and ripping handguns away from crying mothers. >> and another element is the country watched what happened and then the reaction after january 6 among many republicans and they saw no outrage, no protest about calling out and contesting a free and fair and secure election and then excusing the behavior of the president and in fact participating in it by many of them. so when you hear outrage now, americans stop and say you didn't care about that. that was americans storming the capitol, looking for the vice president of the unit

. >> dr. seuss would have turned 109 years old on saturday. libraries and book stores across the country had readings to celebrate this. seuss vil seussville is the website you can go and play games and be interactiv interactive. >> looking to see how she looks, if she starts to show, get a little bit bigger. my wife, also pregnant, by the way, discovered some blogs that were saying unflattering things about her maternity wear choices. some of them are rather interesting. >> the internet was used to say something mean? i'm shocked. jack the giant slayer. >> gigantic expectations. didn't live up to them even though it was the number one movie over the weekend. people may have been looking up to see what happened, why didn't it do so well but also to see where the movie was playing or read some reviews. >> little insight on our crazy minds. daniel siebert, thank you very much. >>> you're watching "today in the bay "t. >> it's 8:26. i'm marla tellez. a vote tonight an emergency moratorium on new gun dealers. tevlar sports opened its doors in dece

>> because it's the same reason they like to talk about dr. seuss. i don't know. you know, so dr. seuss' family will say, we want to take the books offline because it doesn't represent. they'll go, we're going to buy them because we're going to lean into the racism. the palace will say, look, recollections vary and these allegations and the questions about racism are very serious. we're going to look into them. and the right goes, there is no racism. we're going to lean into it. all of a sudden, you have the right who is always anti-royal family pretty much. now they're supporting the royal family and they have become the press release, so to speak, for -- for buckingham palace? it's quite interesting, isn't it? it always has to be for some reason lately the opposition party. i wonder why. >> they're straight-up opposition. >> they are. >> what's going on with these laws across the states being put forward by republican administrations at the state level -- >> it's jim crowe. it's voter suppression. >> just look at the bills. you don't have to believe us. there is 250 of them out

dr. seuss. got it. but also, instructive, i think was this from senator mitch mcconnell who is once again, flat out promising in advance that zero republican senators will vote for biden and the democrats' next legislation. on infrastructure, on the american families plan. there will be zero republicans voting for it. talk about something undercovered by the beltway press. think about the implications of this. this ought to be the cause for wall to wall coverage from for days on end. instead, it is covered like thing mcconnell said and everybody moves on and meanwhile we're stuck with this weird common wisdom in the beltway. all saying biden needs to find republican votes. he needs a big bipartisan show of hands. he needs to keep meeting with republicans and talking to republicans to find something they like so he can get republican votes. news flash. there won't be any republican votes. he doesn't have to do any of those things. just put up that headline again. the republicans are promising, they are s

seuss' book company made a pretty big announcement take a look. >> six of dr. seuss' books including "and to think that i saw it on mulberry street" and "if i ran the zoo" will no longer be published. dr. seuss enterprises said these books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong. >> jimmy: it was weird when dr. seuss' estate put out a statement that said, "so bang your cronkroozles and shake your grangranzles. please forgive us so we don't get cancelled. [ light laughter ] meanwhile, it's not just dr. seuss who's having a tough day. check out what amazon just had to deal with >> amazon makes a change to the icon for its app following claims that the old logo reminded people of hitler. >> questlove: what [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the hitler logo is gone, but the history channel will air shows about it 24/7 for the next 70 years that's right, they made sure to change the blue mustache, but kept the smile that looks like a penis. [ laughter ] >> questlove: right. >> tariq: that's what i thought they were going to say >> questlove: exactly! [ laughter ] >> j

they're canceling dr. seuss. >> first they outlaw dr. seuss and now they want to tell us what to say. >> seth: ah, yes, the party of the working class if class in this case means third grade. do you guys really think any actual adult in their right mind cares about a few dr. seuss books getting pulled from publication because of racist imagery? even my kids don't care about dr. seuss. they want to watch the "league of legends" world championship, even though i'm still trying to get them into my favorite board game, "ocean master," which has a new expansion pack called "port of call. the way it works is, you get skill cards for every port you dock at, which helps you mine resources, which translate to gold coins, which you can then use to hire deckhands who help you find islands where you collect minerals and whoever collects the most minerals gets to pick a different game to play republicans are preposterously trying to rebrand themselves as a party of working-class populists, despite the fact that they're still in lockstep behind a raci

dr. seuss enterprises said today the portrayals of africans and asians are "hurtful and wrong." the author, theodore geisel, died in 1991. still to come on the newshour: the supreme court hears challenges to voting laws that could have major implications on elections. lawmakers inoth parties push for monthly payments to parents through tax credits. india struggles with vaccination amid widespread hesitancy and misinformation. plus, much more. >> woodruff: state legislatures across the country are trying to rewrite election laws after the contentious 2020 election. and as john yang reports, a supreme court case argued today will determine how courts will assess those new laws. >> we love trump! >> yang: last november, arizona was a battleground in the presidential race. >> count the legal votes! >> yang: its narrow backing of president biden was the first time the state had gone democratic in 24 years. today, it was again a battleground, as the supreme court heard a challenge to two arizona election laws. last year, a federal appeals court struck down both of them as violating th

. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: the crackhead who got the wrong stuff, wasn't that one of the dr. seuss books that got -- right. [ laughter ] i'm going to tell my kids that this incident is how the holiday started. [ laughter ] our irish-american president went to mass this morning at st. patrick's church in wilmington. he also sat down with george stephanopoulus. joe biden said among other things that vladimir putin will "pay a price" for russia's interference in our last two elections. it's interesting. when joe biden says someone will pay a price, he means he'll impose sanctions or freeze bank accounts. when putin says someone will pay a price, they're eating a plutonium-and-cheese mcmuffin. [ laughter ] the director of national intelligence issued a report yesterday that says russia actively worked to meddle in our election again. according to the report, russia's mission in 2020 was "denigrating president biden's candidacy and the democratic party, supporting donald trump, undermining public confidence in the electoral process, and exacerbating sociopolitical divisions in th

. >> reading dr. seuss on the senate floor. the senate pulling an all night tore bring attention to climate change. democratic senator ed marky spent his time quoting the lorax, which he calls an environmental classic. at this hour, senators are still talking about this issue, even though there are no plans to bring climate change to the floor this year. what do you think of that? >>> the patients and staff at joe dimaggio children's hospital dancing to the hit song "happy." look at this. ♪ ♪ >> so sweet. they made that video to highlight the specialist who work with children every day to make hospital visits a little less scary. >> they forgot that the camera was there and when they see the camera, they were just like kind of hamming it up. >> all the kids are just so happy to see themselves that they sent links to their friends and family so everyone can enjoy the video. >> the hospital is in hollywood flax fellow. and they do such an amazing job to make those children's visits a little brighter. peter, by the way, you ha

next, four, that's how many lost dr. seuss stories from the 1950s are being published. it will come out in september. the tales feature horton. athletes heading to training camp in japan. that's the first time i've seen them with shirts on. >> that's a good thing. >>> there is no more drama for allison sweeney. she traded in her soap opera job and stardom on the show for family time and she's loving it right now. >> that's right. joining us now from "days of our lives" and" the biggest loser" allison sweeney is here. i'm holding a people magazine. there you are. looking fantastic. >> thank you very much. >> really making a great statement. my family comes first. i love this. big trade here that you're making. what was behind the decision, 'cause i know it's a big one. >> yeah. it is a big one. i have been doing two jobs, "days of our lives" and "biggest loser" for seven years. there came a point at which i sort of thought about it and talked to my husband about it and realized, i don't know that i can keep continuing to make that same decision because it took me away fr

seuss who has been canceled. we've seen so many examples of. this but i seem to remember one person who survives the gods of cancel culture. let's pull out the picture. oh, it's chris cuomo. you remember this picture of him with his brother and the big q-tip advising his brother on official phone calls about the sexual assault allegations. this guy survives. is he the right messenger for who should be canceled? >> i love this question, kailee, and i love the irony that you're depicting. as we have mr. mar there talking about precision, saying that words matters, phobia is an irrational fear and using common sense to describe the situation, we have chris cuomo sort of pushing back on that and he's the one above anyone else that should understand that his words matter. when he pledged, for example to be an ally and advocate for women who have alleged disdiscrimination, i find it a bit rich frankly to be lecture on morality from this individual and i find it refreshing to hear from bill mar which is common sense. this isn't what this is. it may be

when china looks at woke and they see the biggest problem we have is dr. seuss in the meantime they're building factories and trying to kill us in so many different ways, they laugh at us. they think we're so -- frankly, they think our country is stupid when they look at this, when our competitors look at what is going on in our country. taking down the statues to great heroes and so many other things. i do it because i want to do what's right and they are destroying our country. >> harris: mr. president, the 45th president of the united states, and we did call you and we're glad you did and we have more information than we had on some of the issues with your border policies as well and thankful for your time. good to see you. >> thank you, appreciate it. thank you, bye. >> harris: bye. my next guest knows what it is like firsthand at our border. as you heard the former president talking about it there and what he needed to see up close. and now the current president saying he will get there at some point. art del cueto is here to react to my interview i j

a sculpture of the classic dr. seuss character. the expert baker revealing she completed the job, guess how many days? only three days. >> not possible. >> jim carey was touched by the sweet tribute and sent out a tweet. he said my ultimate goal is not just to be admired by my fans, but to be eaten by them. i wonder if she does an angel food ace ventura that's awesome that's something -- something tells us laura could probably pull that one off, too that's your pop start, guys. >> that's impressive >> quickly we're throwing it back to a photo of you from 1998 >> no way. >> taken right here in studio 1-a. we wanted to show we posted it to twitter this week it reads, here's a throw back to my first time in 1-a as a tourist with my sister molly, 1998. dreaming of doing what i got to do this morning for the first time, epic jacob, 13 years later here you are. we thank you for being a part. this has been a fun week for all of us. >> it's been special for me to be here with you guys. to be here with all of you guys at home, too >> you ha

seuss book "oh, the places you'll go." now they are sharing it with everyone. they have 20,000 hits online. it's harm warming. >>> a winner revealed. we asked all of our home testers the recipe that helped them lose weight. joy bauer went through the recipes, narrowed it down to a winner. we'll meet that top chef, show you the recipe and how to make it. >> it's summertime. all of a sudden you're hobnobbing with neighbors you don't know that well. some awkward situations may develop when you're going to a family reunion. you know there's always some fun there. we're going to have social cues that will help you get through awkward times. >> before we get to all that, can we please say hello to one of our favorite guests here today, pink. how are you? >> good morning. >> you're here -- that was a miss. you've got some announcements. first a new song coming out. >> i do today. >> and it is? >> "blow me a kiss." >> this is part of a new album? >> yes. >> you have another announcement september 18th. >> i will be here september 18th. also i heart radio i'm doing sept

dr. seuss what's in the cat's hat game, kind of like a 20-questions game for school-aged kids. this is my best. spin art, a blast, it has frequencies, very cool. under 20. >> play doe? >> you can put play doe in that as well. >> cool. >> this is the jewel tree from creativityor kids. put it together. it is a really pretty thing to decorate in their rooms and they can make jewelry as well. >> this looks co. >> beautiful. these are record a story. guess how much they miss you and the night before christmas, not a child or make a keepsake because youravel a lot and want to be thereor bedtime story. >> 30 sfwhunchs the boys playing with city blocks. this year, come in hot colors and coloradoers, open-ended, put them in the basket for the coffee table. >> what is the age range? >> 4 and up and then put them with these toys, these are planimals. from all over the country. make and break challenge, very different type of game, visual discriminati, you have to make these designs but you can only use this, no hands. >> afterwards, have chinese food. exactly. russell toes, heard about do

speaking of dr. seuss. jimmie kimmel last night. >> this is how trump gets reelected, by the way, cancel dr. seuss, cancel abe lincoln. melt down mr. potato head's private parts and throw them at the muppets. a passive victory. >> bill: i want to give a shout-out to the new york public library. we don't censor books. we keep books on the shelves until they are no longer in suitable shape to lend out. that's in new york city. bravo, david. >> yeah. well, actually that's quite a powerful statement coming from a library these days that they are not going to burn books. that's great. as for kimmel, look, that's as sort of non-woke as i've ever heard him be. he has been a major player in this. but his point there and the 20 writers that put together that brilliant -- his point is kind of right which is that the more the woke left infringes on everyone's ability to live a normal life and make everything absolutely political, well that will fuel the rise again of trump or someone like trump which i'm pretty sure j

what is the overall best-selling dr. seuss book? "cat in the hat,"" oh, the places you'll go" or "green eggs and ham" or "one fish two fish"? >> "green eggs and ham"? >> yes! >> yes, she's got it. the correct answer is "green eggs and ham." now, do you like green eggs and ham? oh, yes. that's a yes. back over to kath. >> he's great, huh? philadelphia right? okay. finish this famous phrase from "green eggs and ham." i do not like green eggs and ham. >> i do not, my name is sam i am? >> close enough. >> that was not right! >> i told them they could cheat. >> no, no. that was not right. that wasn't correct. i don't know if we saw that. the correct answer is, i do not like them, sam i am. is that right? okay. this is really fascinating. back over to kath. >> where are you from, hon? >> brooklyn. >> dr. seuss won a $50 bet with his publisher by writing a book with only 50 words. >> false? [ buzzer ] >> everybody here telling you true. but you didn't cheat. god bless you, i'm giving them both to you. >> all right, yes, it is true. "green

the lorax started as a children's book written by dr. seuss, first published in 1971. and the lorax is basically this feature, this forest creature whose power is enduring. it's the journey of a boy. he searches for the one thing that will lead him to the affections of a girl and to be able to do that he has to discover the story of the lorax. here's a peek. >> if there's like any -- >> wait. >> ah ah. [ screaming ] >> ow. okay. what are you -- question. what are they doing here? and follow-up, if i may. what are you doing here? >> so danny devito is the lorax. ted is zac efron. betty white is grammy norma. according to rotten tomatoes it's getting 62% rating. >> yours is doing better than mine. >> fails to maintain the spirit of the original. >> the reason we have the books out here is because it is dr. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- runway rogue. the driver of an suv slammed through a philadelphia airport fence and sped down a main runway. >> the frightening scene was captured on home video as flights were diverted and the airport was shut down. it's friday

dr. seuss is racist. none of its racist. systemic racism controls the country. no one can define it. it's not real but the irony is that the very moment we are searching for racism under every bed, there is actual racism all around us. it's loud and it's aggressive, sometimes it's violent and yet nobody mentions it. it's everywhere. do you dare speak its name? we are going to lead a shrink and a lecturer at the yale school of medicine illustrate what we are talking about. her name is aruna khilanani. she spoke at length about her fantasies about murdering white people. watch this. >> loading a revolver. into the head of any person that got in my way. wiping my bloody hands as i walk away. what if i do the world a favor? psychological predicament. once people feel we are blaming them. that they should -- we should be thanking them for all they've done for us. asking a demented, violent society. accepting responsibility, it ain't going to happen. >> tucker: we have that video thanks to barry weiss who left "the new york times." an astonishing amount of actual jour

seuss and mr. potato head but that seems to be the best strategy. >> katherine, thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >>> well, a year into the pandemic the uvs hits an encouraging milestone. more than 100 million does he is of covid-19 vaccines have been administered here. the news comes as president biden says he will order that all adults go on vaccine eligibility lists by may 1st. and says july 4th has a a possible starting point for a return to normalcy. but this is no time to throw caution or masks out the window. in italy cases are growing exponentially. regional lockeds ordered and whole country locked down over easter weekend. it's a sobering repipelineder the danger still exists. cnn has more from los angeles where indoor dining, movie theaters and gyms start to reopen monday. paul, do health officials agree with this plan? >> reporter: they do for now, pam, becauses in an extremely limited reopening. they say it's not permission for anyone to go out and hold a maskless huge dance party.

. >> woodruff: on the newshour online, in anticipation of the release of a long-lost dr. seuss manuscript next week we compiled a list of eight things you probably didn't know about the "green eggs and ham" writer. for example, did you know he wrote that book on a bet? read about that, and seven other facts, on our home page, pbs.org/newshour. >> ifill: later this evening, tune in to charlie rose, for his conversation with new york times columnist tom friedman on the iran nuclear deal. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on friday, we'll talk with comedian aziz ansari about his i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. join us online, and again here tomorrow evening with mark shields and david brooks. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by news

made the decision that i would not speak in prose and it inspired these rhymes and make you think of dr. seuss but lin-manuel miranda is where i got my muse, he wrote alexander hamilton's our founding father's anthem so i decided to write my own song i wrote my own tribute to the tandem and i guess the spot went well. i'm now on "gma" and i'm not going to throw away my shot because this is going to be their day so -- >> all right. >> thank you, thank you. [ applause ] >> i did not see that coming. >> me neither. >> he stood up and i was like, security. i have a question, though. everybody is wondering how long did it take to come up with that? >> so, it took -- so it was really inspired when i saw "hamilton" last year. i saw it last october and jenna and ross got -- he proposed a few weeks prior and in my family we have this whole thing about doing performances at big events and i lost my ability to sing a long, long time ago so i thought, right when i saw "hamilton" it ended, the song i did and i literally turned to my nom and said, you know what, this is not my mother, but i said, i s

freshman senator marjorie -- roger marshall's read from a dr. seuss book, a publicity stunt that felt like a foreboding omen. it is not like they would be reduced to antics if cameras arrive, that they would inevitably act different in ways detrimental to the pursuit of justice. while transparency is positive, no one can argue that congress is more effective today let alone more civil than when cameras arrived in the house of representatives 42 years ago followed seven years later by the senate. that change began the bizarre tradition of members delivering fiery speeches to an empty chamber, and transformed governing into reality television and made grandstanding lawmakers into minor celebrities." you can read his opponent -- opinion at washingtonpost.com. opinions from viewers on text in dutch on our topic. "replace the word women with men and do what you would you would do with a republican man. this would be fixed. assign a value to the work and pay accordingly. make pay equal including back pay. just do it." "i like it the way it is. there i

looks like a dr. seuss character. >> thank you. it's a pleasure being here on today today. >> thank you now a check of the weather. >> all right. well we have more severe weather to talk about in the mid-section of the country. a big dome of hot air, high pressure. the storms are riding up and over it. cold air coming down from can can between the two. that's the battle zone. that's where we're looking for the heavy thunderstorms. we have flash flood watches and flood watches stretching from oklahoma all the way into the northeast. current radar shows we've already got heavy rain falling. another 1 to 3 inches possible from northern arkansas into missouri and so locally there could be three to five inches into saturday morning and that extends into the midwest and later on into the northeast and >>> 9:11, happy friday tour i'm meteorologist christina loren. this is san jose, we industrial plenty of stratus clouds overhead and that drizzle continues to come down up in the north bay. take it right to the radar, see quick pops of gree

>> as a former school teacher, a lawyer, a person who read dr. seuss books a person who uses dr. seuss books in classroom as a school teacher i'm insulted by this. because i want more information out there. and i'm not offended by negative in those books it was a sign of the times. and we have e evolved we are a better country, a better nation and striving to improve and i want to know one thing rachel who is complaining? identify these people i've been asking that all week on fox a first name and last name who is offended i'm not offended. at all and i think that it is wrong this cancel culture has to stop now. >> it is so true. it is such a great point there. they're the minority we're the majority. let me go to another tom topic many people are warning that young writers are self-centering out of fear of being called canceled. now carly i see this firsthand i'm a writer so my kids bring papers to me to edit and what they bring them to me they'll say mom would you edit my paper and i had to write what the teacher says so -- yeah. this is already happens in junior high and high

seuss yesterday's best seller. dr. seuss books claimed nine spots on amazon's top ten best-seller list overnight. also his books went from selling for a few bucks to hundreds of dollars on sites like ebay. all this after the company that oversees suess' estate announcing on tuesday several of the late author and illustrator's titles were being pulled from publication for their racist and insensitive imagery telling abc news dr. seuss enterprises working with a panel of experts including educators reviewed our catalog of titles and made the decision last year to cease publication and licensing of six stories adding, these books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong. >> the books are not representative of diversity. they don't show black and brown characters, and when they do, they're in really negative and stereotypical ways that dehumanize black and brown people, people of color. they show them as subservient. >> reporter: one of those "if i ran the zoo" came under fire for its offensive illustration of pub

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seuss' legacy say they will no longer allow the publication of certain dr. seuss books, including "if i ran the zoo" and "on beyond zebra" because the book contains words and images that may be offensive to certain people. >> i think everyone's going to like the forecast for today. we've been really having spring-like temperatures, kari. >> we have. and it's going to be another beautiful day. even though we're starting out cool, here is a look out there in san jose, 46 degrees, but you can see the trend by lunch time, we'll be in the mid-60s, and continuing to work up a few more degrees from there. reaching up to 70 degrees but our dry weather does continue through at least the end of the week but check out the changes we'll see this weekend. we go from 70 on friday to the upper 50s on saturday and we'll also see some off and on showers in the forecast on saturday, and then once again, early next week, as it stays nice and cool. laura? >> all right, thanks so much. and thank you for joining us as well. another local news update in half an hour. have a great

they understand every event they talk about dr. seuss or some cultural ledge issue that their voters would like to focus on our on the lost in terms of pushing through agendas. they have a discipline we don't see in washington so far. we will see at some point, of course, president biden could be enticed into that conversation. for the most part, he showed for a guy who spent a lifetime in washington popping off hot, he's shown a remarkable discipline we had not been used to from joe biden. >> steph, to your beat, i think the conventional wisdom was the economic figures out today where a setback. can you tell us once and for all what's going on? also, once and for all category, how much truth is it to the mostly republican talking point people staying home during a pandemic idle are making so much money from the federal government as to not want to be incentivized to return to work? >> why don't we start with us that? yes, there are some people being paid more money by the federal government while they're on this expanded unemploym

. >>> next up, a little more holiday news to share with you all this morning dr. seuss' "how the grinch stole christmas" is a classic brought to both the small and big screens multiple times but this morning right here right now, we are excited to announce nbc will be lighting up the holiday season with a two-hour stage production of the grinch musical with glee's matthew morrison taking on the role of the grinch and he sent us this quick message. >> nbc is going to bring dr. seuss' the grinch musical to tv this december, and i will be playing the dastardly but loveable grinch. while the pandemic presents some challenges in bringing the stage musical to life, we are putting together a really special show with some crazy fun imaginative things going on. we're going to have so much fun this holiday season, we all need some cheer i will see you on december 9th >> wow, nice, carson. >> isn't that good we need that we've needed sports to come back, we need these live musicals to be back on, the holiday spirit the show must go on and that will go on december 9th, 8:00 p

. >> well, it tells you so much that they're spending all their energy talking about things like dr. seuss and boycotting baseball or coca-cola, and not talking about the things that there is overwhelming support from american people on, things like infrastructure, things like covid relief and vaccines. they've taken a position and a posture where it's no on everything from gun reform to environmental reform to clean energy, to technology -- technological development, to democracy and voting to balancing the scales of oppression in this country and they're against everything and ultimately, you cannot build a party that can be successful when all that you do is say no and the other party gets to claim victory after victory and demonstrate to the american people things that they're doing every day that make their lives better. >> zerlina, congressman matt gaetz spoke to a pro-trump group describing himself as a champion of women all while under federal investigation for sex trafficking and there was a statement from the women in his office supporting him and it wasn't signed by any of

saying he looks like something out of dr. seuss. >> that is funny, he does. all right, so before social distancing, mc hammer said it best, can't touch this. now we're repurposing that message for social distancing. ♪ >> >>> this morning on "world news now," new backlash after a bold business owner defies local laws. huge crowds packing into a tiny cafe despite social distancing orders. the weekend wave of crowds as even the white house fights to control new coronavirus outbreaks. >>> full flight fallout. what airlines are saying about the viral photo of a packed plane just days after promising to keep middle seats empty. >>> pushing for a special prosecutor. new calls for an outside investigation into the deadly shooting in georgia. the new video from minutes before ahmaud arbery was killed, and why police took so long to make an arrest. >>> remembering one of the founding fathers of rock 'n' roll. how little richard inspired generations of legends who followed him. >> what you may not have known about where he got his name. that's later in "the skinny." i

first, they outlaw dr. seuss, and now they want toll us what to say. they want to remove reasonable debates about early voting registration and no excuse mail-in balloting from the states and counties and resolve them with a single federal solution decided by the whims of washington. . i know the committee is looking at they want to states from listening to their residents on the best way to protect integrity, whether it's using voter rolls against the post office change of address system. and they want to mandate a no excuse mail-in ballots and 15 days of early voting as the post-pandemic norm. madam speaker, in the last election, i would get at least twice a week somebody would send me a picture of the ballot that were mailed to their home. of people who have died. of people who haven't lived there in eight years. this would guarantee that continues. fourth, h.r. 1 politicizes the federal election commission by turning it from an evenly divided commission into a partisan one. but they're also going to create a speech czar. can you imagine the federal

seuss will soon see the light of day. random house children's books says it plans to work with a diverse roster of fresh new voices to develop the seuss studios line. the announcement comes exactly one year after the business founded by the family of theodor geisel, aka dr. seuss, announced it would stop publishing six titles because they included racist and insensitive images. the new works are due out next year. anne-marie? >> glad to hear that. "oh, the places you'll go," one of my favorite books, satellite. >> it's a good one even to get when you're graduating. even when you're not a little kid. that onere i love the classic "cat in the hat." you know, there's other ones that you gain a new appreciation for when you have kids. you know, "one fish, two fish." >> i know. so simple yet effective. diane king hall in new york, thank you. >> you got it. >>> up next, a far-fetched excuse. why a florida driver blamed russia's president when he got caught allegedly speeding. (music) who said you have to starve yourself to lose

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