It is my great pleasure to introduce sara kamali, author of the Book Home green hate. So happy to be with you here today. I wasnt done yet. Okay. Distracted by admitting someone. Normal hill my cohost is here to hit all the buttons. Let me continue. I say is in things, a senior fellow in center for analysis of the radical right, a work traces how interlocking institutions of power oppress the many while maintaining privilege for few. Reviewers of the book call it eerily prescient, extraordinarily core ragous courageous voice. We underditodd green for this event. An associate professor for Religion And Director of the center for ethics. And also formerred a veers in islamophobia. The awe fors of who books the fear of islam and presumed guilty. Join me in welcoming, todd green and sara kamali. Thank you, dafydd. I want to think rachel who could not be here this evening. Im delighted to be here virtually at North Shire books, and im also looking forward to speaking with todd and i would a
Okay. Distracted by admitting someone. Normal hill my cohost is here to hit all the buttons. Let me continue. I say is in things, a senior fellow in center for analysis of the radical right, a work traces how interlocking institutions of power oppress the many while maintaining privilege for few. Reviewers of the book call it eerily prescient, extraordinarily core ragous courageous voice. We underditodd green for this event. An associate professor for Religion And Director of the center for ethics. And also formerred a veers in islamophobia. The awe fors of who books the fear of islam and presumed guilty. Join me in welcoming, todd green and sara kamali. Thank you, dafydd. I want to think rachel who could not be here this evening. Im delighted to be here virtually at North Shire books, and im also looking forward to speaking with todd and i would also like to thank everybody has taken the time to join us this evening. Thank you. Thanks for having me as well and i look forward to the co
all because the president says he needs $5 billion to build a wall. democrats, they say no way. president trump, you will not get your wall. reporter: but democrats will pay for fences. according to democrats, this is a fence. now back in march over 100 democrats in the house including congresswoman nancy pelosi, voted in favor of the 2018 budget. it included $1.6 billion for border patrol to build fencing such as currently deployed steel designs like these. now the president said this was funding for a wall, but pelosi said that s not true. there are some resources for fencing and repairs and the rest there. but if you want to think you re getting a wall, you just think it and sign the bill. over in the senate the appropriation committee voted to give border patrol another $1.6 billion in 2019 for the same kind of fencing. why only $1.6 billion? because that s what border patrol asked for back in april. with regards of border security, the president s budget reques
their hearts full of holiday spirit. from a tuba playing santa to a sun glass wearing dog named monster. and he dresses up. he likes to share the holiday spirit with everyone and they like to take selfies with them. reporter: it is all part of the experience visiting union square a couple of days before christmas to finish up the last- minute shopping. i got most of it done, but like the finishing touches, and so i guess it is the typical american shopper, last-minute everything. reporter: but for others, there s more strategy involved. i know there are good sales down here. it s beautiful. even though the crowds are crazy, it s a part of the whole thing. i want an ella doll. reporter: some shoppers are just hoping to get lucky. the girls are into lol dolls. so the lol dolls, that s what we are looking for. any luck? no, not yet. reporter: but the never- ending traffic ancrowded sidewalks can be tiring especially for santa s littlest helpers. that is a
and illinois where the roof collapsed in on an amazon warehouse. this will be ongoing for the next several days president biden rushing in federal resources. this is likely to be one of the largest tornado outbreaks in our history. the most deadly tornado believed to have torn through 200 miles across four states, one of the furthest ever recorded tonight, the search for those still missing, stunned survivors now without homes as communities across multiple states face unthinkable loss. our hearts are broken, our families are hurting. this is nbc nightly news with kate snow reporting tonight from mayfield, kentucky good evening. the devastation across an enormous area is hard to capture in just one shot. i m in mayfield, kentucky, about two hours northwest of nashville and this post-apocalyptic scene you see is repeated block after block here this is what the candle factory here looked like last year and this is what it looks like now 110 people were insid