Receiving a coveted emmy award, jim ever that night . Even by the standards of fraudulent as a rule, all editions do not accept emmy awards, that would require admitting that they are actors. But Andrew Cuomo, postmodernist he is, had no problem. Hes been playing a character from the godfather for decades. You are the highlight clips that they played as Andrew Cuomo received his statuette. Flatten The Curve, flat liquor, we talk about social distancing. New york is been getting the short end of the stick for this federal government from Day One right across the board. Lets stop just for one moment the partisanship. Tucker flatten The Curve, flatten The Curve, flatten The Curve its iconic its like go ahead and make my day or may the force be with you. We will never forget it, it will live on forever in our common culture. As you can see why Andrew Cuomo won best performance by a sitting governor, such passion, such intensity. The delivery seemed almost lifelike in its sincerity, talk ab
Star about his 1990s investigation of bill and hillary clinton. He talked about the book in this years Annapolis Book festival. Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome back if youre with us earlier. If youre just joining us, welcome to the book festival and the key school. My name is john, im Foreign Service officer with yes agency development. Much more important, im a proud father of three including a son who is a junior here at the key school. I am very delighted to be able to join this conversation with our next offer. Kenneth star, with graciously come back to the festival this year to talkal about his latest book, a memoir of his time reading the 1990s investigations into water and monica linsky matter during the tenure president bill clinton. Weve been in the white house in the public eyent as he has, he needs no introduction but ill give you a quick snapshot of some ofs the distinguished carer in law and public service. His Credit Rating from George Washington university, brown unive
i take my oxygen from them. this is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. eerie, pennsylvania, shattered the state record with over 50 inches nearly four-and-a-half-feet of snow fell in just under 36 hours. the snow pack forced trucks to be dug out, along with cars and streets blanketed with snow. in ohio, the visibility and hazardous conditions backed up traffic on a portion of interstate 90, forcing authorities to drop the speed limit from 65 miles per hour to 30 miles per hour. and kansas city, missouri, the snow and ice caused many accidents on the highways. in one crash, four people were killed. not to be outdone, record frigid temperatures sent the midwest into a deep freeze. parts of wisconsin experienced minus-20-degree weather, and minneapolis had a low of negative 2, but the six-degree wind chill in aurora, illinois, didn t stop people from shopping after christmas sales. we re from around here, so we go to school downtown so i ll really used to the wind chill.
we will get response from award-winning investigative journalist allan nairn just back from honduras. his new story for the intercept is headlined u.s. spent weeks pressuring honduras opposition to end protests against election fraud. trump and republicans are tempting a rightist revolution with a massive transfer, locking in the structural advantages, attacking immigrants and the poor, and working people. they have made tremendous headway, but at the same time, people are fighting back. the outcome is completely up in the air. the november elections will go a long way toward determining whether the country makes a radical swing to the right now or whether this is stopped and whether weekend repair for a time where we start to get a more sensible amy: we will speak with allan that about the stories shaped 2017 as well as what has happened in honduras. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman.
this is the cbs evening news with jeff glor. quijano: good evening. jeff is off. i m elaine quijano. winter has arrived with a vengeance. arctic air is plunging deep into the lower 48 states. almost the entire northern half of the country will wake up tomorrow to below-freezing temperatures. eerie, pennsylvania, a city of 100,000 people, is buried under a pile of snow. demarco morgan is there. demarco. reporter: good evening, elaine. the snow is still falling as we speak, so much so that this area has been declared an emergency because of the heavy snowfall. and some nsome areas, it s chest deep. a winter blast dumped foot after foot of snow across the great lakes. a lot of snow, just keeps coming, won t stop. reporter: the city of eerie, pennsylvania, shattered the state record with over 50 inches nearly four-and-a-half-feet of snow fell in just under 36 hours. the snow pack forced trucks to be dug out, along with cars and streets blanketed with snow. in ohio, the