she joins us to look at h.r. 1, a bill that is looking at elections. house democrats will put this bill on the floor. what can you tell us about it? sarah: the fact that it is 1 means that it is the number one legislative minority. bill number one, democrats pushing this since the very beginning, even before they took back the house last fall. it has everything from voting rights to election security to lobbying. there are very specific provisions democrats have been pushing for years, such as automatic voter registration, supporting d.c. statehood, they would like to have independent commissions to be in charge of house redistricting efforts, there is a lot of far-ranging pieces here that democrats have wanted for a very long time. and we are going to see this on the floor next week. host: you tweet this could cost about $2 billion, most of this going to states for grants for election security. with a price tag like that, what does it mean for the future of h.r. 1? ms. ferri
years between the civil war and the end of the 19th century, which you will remember was a period that historians called the emergence of a full-pledged anti-semitic society. just for a second, to refresh your memory, one of the events in the emergence of that full-fledged anti-semitic society was the exclusion of jews from hotels and places of public accommodation you ll remember this refers to joseph seggal man being excluded from the hotel in saratoga springs, new york, in 1877. you ll remember we also looked at slides like this one where we see in this image from a magazine, and the caption is the dream of the jews realized. you ll see how the sign of john smith s dry goods, put up in 1820 is being taken down. it s a little hard to see, but it shows moses eckstein s sign being replaced. this the newspaper is now called the jer reese let me harold. these signs showed us that the christian anti jewish motifs so prominent in american society continued to play out in americ
19th century, which you will remember was a period that historians called the emergence of a full-fledged anti-semitic society. so just just for a second, to refresh your memory, one of the events in the emergence of that full-fledged anti-semitic society was the exclusion of jews from the hotels and places of public accommodation you ll remember this refers to joseph seligman being excluded from the grand union hotel in saratoga springs, new york, in 1877. you ll remember we also looked at slides like this one where we see in this image from a magazine, and the caption is the dream of the jews realized. you ll see how the sign of john smith s dry goods, put up in 1820 is being taken down. it s a little hard to see, but it shows moses eckstein s sign being replaced. the newspaper is now called the jerusalem herald. these signs showed us that the christian anti-jewish motifs so prominent in american society continued to play out in american life, and here in 1896, you can se
chairman. [applause] this is the first to follow. oh. it donald trump comes. let me tell you, we were back seeing about 90% of that from afar. that is one of the great things of our president. great things. the economy is up. [inaudible] you see how much he cares about this great country, our military , hard-working people. i think everybody here got a picture of that. absolutely. they have a lot of reasons to be excited right now. they have an ally in the white house that controls all three branches of government. in the last year, republicans failed to repeal obamacare. many voted for a budget deal that busted through the savings cap s that conservatives thought to secure. other immigration talks that would extend that would character as the amnesty to deal of 2 million people. what is the argument that you would make to conservative voters to turn out in november to put more republicans in washington if these are the kinds of results you see? take more it will republ
pulled together. reporter: that does not come without some risk. some officers who have been helping out in fire zones have had to evacuate their own families. officers are doing what they can. this park police spent the day collecting water and other supplies that they will bring to first responders and other residences. what we asked to make sure that our firefighters are successful is to leave the area when you are told to do so. while fires are burning out of control in the north bay and more than one dozen people have been killed as firefighters ordered new evacuations. these firefighters are getting a state of emergency declaration from president donald trump. tonight, at least that the people are confirmed dead and 2000 homes and businesses have burned. thousands more homes are threatened from the fires that continue to raise two parts of sonoma, napa, mendocino, and lake counties. we are seeing even more homes destroyed by fires today. our helicopter was over