narrator: the honor of your presence is requested at the ceremonies attending the inauguration of the president and vice president of the united states, january 21, 1957, committee on arrangement, senator styles bridges chairman, senator theodore francis green, senator john j. sparkman, speaker of the house sam rayburn, house majority leader, john w mccormack, house minority leader joseph martin, jr. narrator: special musical score by the united states marine band, captain albert shelper, director. music composed and arranged by narrator: in the fall of 1956, our hand cameras were allowed to briefly cover a meeting of the joint inaugural committee as they met to discuss plans for the coming inauguration. chairman of the committee, senator styles bridges of new hampshire, speaker sam rayburn of texas, senator theodore francis green of rhode island, house majority leader john mccormick of massachusetts, senator john sparkman of alabama, house minority leader joseph w. mar
lockdowns around the world. the problem and the confusion came from the fact that there is no omicron in mozambique, not a single case of it in the country. possibly one of the equity hires in the white house confused mozambique with botswana where the other day two people might have died of omicron.iq they don t share a border so people were highly confused and probably a little hurt. today, tny fauci asked to sign off on the travel ban was asked about this by an african reporter. you know, fauci replied, that s a good question, an important question. then he didn t even hint at an answer. right now, we don t know why there s a travel ban mozambique. assuming it s because it s from africa and that s where this happened a few days ago when the head of the sub africa association said she had seen patients of the new variant with corona virus. within hours, politicians in the united states and many other countries began planning elaborate and highly punitive new measures agains
it s about understanding that it costs more not to respond to the climate crisis than it does to respond. and it is, without exaggeration about survival. the planet is running a fever. there are no emergency roofs for planets we have to pass legislation that unleashes the wind and solar, all-american vehicle. plug in hybrid, battery storage technology, transmission technology revolution that we know is out there. we can save all of creation by engaging in massive job creation. millennials and people, you know, gen z and all these folks that come after us are looking up and we are looking the world is going to end in 12 years if we don t address climate change and your biggest issue. [applause] your biggest issue is how are we going to pay for it. 12 years? that was three years ago. wow. the clock is really ticking. but this isn t the first time we have been threatened with a climate of aapocalypse. in 1969 the new york times talked to an expert who said everyone w
there is a lot going on. we have been having different hearing and have been active. there is big issues out there like the spectrum option. and there are different things out there. but it doesn t make all of the news. but the subcommittee has been active. i want to ask you about the fcc brand new members coming in and what the is importance of that? it is important they all appear before us in the committee and they can ask questions to find out where they are going. especially if we are talking about the reform and what the future holds. what their thoughts and philosophy is. we have had the commissions before us, but it is important the chair is bringing in the fcc right now. what do you mean by fcc reform? there are different things out there. transparency and predictability and moving things along. it took the chairman ten years for something to get done. having something out there is like having a cost base analysis of what they do. making sure they understand,
cathedral, and the burial service at arlington national cemetery. we are on the steps of the capitol. there s is a huge crowd that has gathered. the watch is almost over. van is about to play hail to the chief. the casket will be brought down. the family is looking into the rotunda. a very quiet crowd. they are paying their last respects now. thed morning air cason will roll to arlington national cemetery. will notice in the crowd they are conscious that there is a television camera on them. you will see no waves. i saw one. there always tends to be just one. this day of mourning is reaching it s final act. feeling.only one just one. shared by all of us. let s go back to the studio. that from jack on the steps of the capitol. thing,n incredible beginning with the tragedy and the assassination. that seems aftermath like a mad unraveling. in chicago, a man turned to his wife and said the president was shot in the head grid i am going to shoot myself in the head. he did. i