and mark harris won the race in 2018 or at least that was how things appeared at first.g changed. >> republican mark harris beat democrat dan mccready by 905 votes, but instead of calling the race, officials launched a dramatic month-long investigation into allegations of absentee ballot tampering. harris denied knowing about any wrongdoing. but just a date earlier his own son, john, a federal prosecutor, gave emotional testimony, revealing he warned his parents about the political operative they hired, leslie mcrae dallas, accused of running an operation that tampered with absentee ballots, workers for dallas a they were directed to forge signatures, collect blank or incomplete ballots and even fill in votes. >> north carolina had to hold a brand-new election after it was revealed that a republican operative had helped steal the verb republican race by running, wait for it, a wing of ballot harvesting mules, mules who collected ballots and mail them into be counted. in the end, scandal plagued mark harris chose not to run in the do over election citing health issues but

mark harris won that race in 2018, or that was how things appeared at first.se after election day, everything changed. >> republican mark harris beat democrat dan mccready by only 905 votes, but instead of calling the race, officials launched a dramatic month-long investigation into allegations of absentee ballot tampering. harris denied knowing about any wrongdoings, but today earlier, harris's son, john, a federal prosecutor, gave emotional testimony revealing he warned his parents about the political operatives they hired. leslie mccray dallas, accused of running an operation that tampered with absentee ballots, say they were directed to forge signatures, collect blank or incomplete ballots, and even filion votes. >> north carolina had to hold a brand-new election after it was revealed that a republican operative had helped steal that congressional race by running, wait for it, a ring of ballot harvesting mules. mules who collected ballots and filled them in further republican candidates and mailed them in to be counted. in the end, scandal plagued mark har

this is mark harris, a conservative pastor who ran for congress in north carolina back in 2018. and mark harris won that race in 2018 or at least that was how things appeared at first because after election day, everything changed. >> republican mark harris, beat democrat dan mccreedy, by only 905 votes, but instead of calling the race, officials launched a dramatic months long investigation into allegations of absentee ballot tampering. harris denied knowing about any wrongdoing, but just a day earlier harris's own son, john, a federal prosecutor gave emotional testimony saying he warned his parents about the political operative they hired thatren an operation that tampered with absentee ballots. works say they were forgsed to collect blank or incomplete ballots and even fill in votes. >> north carolina had to hold a brand new election after it was revealed a republican operative had helped steal that congressional race by running -- wait for it -- a ring of ballot harvesting mules. yes, mules who collected ballots and filled them in for the republican candidates and mailed the

i can try to speak for mark. >> harris: actually i will ask you a separate question and let him talkas visibly fired up, visibly angry. sometimes you go to that gear maybe than an olive branch and nuance behavioral. i imagine that was strategy. >> ya, that's a great point. i think you're exactly right about it. obviously the state of the union is an opportunity that you have millions and millions and millions of people who don't normally listen to you speak tuning in. usually presidents use it as an opportunity to try to create, you know, applause lines for people they don't necessarily agree with on everything. you try to kind of bring them into the fold. you know often times when they're the most successful you create awkward situations where you force the people in the chamber that are not on your side of the isle to stand up and applaud for you. that's not what joe biden did last night. this was dark, backward looking state of the union address i have seen in my 25 years of covering politics. think you're right. the point of it, the best i can figure he was trying to prove two th

on tuesday, mark harris, the republicans nominated somebody for congress whose campaign was caught doingy he ended up losing. it's not as if the government is not out there searching for fraud. they have been and often times they have caught republicans in certain cases that are guilty of this. what she is doing is demagogy about nonsense because there were tons of resources put toward finding voter fraud and we all know that was false. that has been made up, but she's going to keep saying this because that's what keeps her father-in-law happy. i used to work at the rnc. it's preposterous to think you would have a family member spy, as the cochair, ensuring that everyone is fully loyal, that money can go into their legal offers, and the whole thing has a small democratic feel and feels kind of like an authoritarian country where you are installing family members into key positions. >> it does feel like this authoritarian move where you are installing these family members so what do you think is going through the minds of these down ballot republicans that are actually trying to win this

on tuesday, mark harris, the republicans nominated somebody for congress whose campaign was caught doinge past, and that's why he ended up losing, so, again, it's not as if the government is out there searching for voter fraud. they have, and they've caught, often times, they tend to be republicans in certain cases that are guilty of this. what she is doing is demagoguing about nonsense, and we all know the voter fraud was false and made up, but she's going to keep saying, this because that's what keeps her father-in-law happy. i used to work with the rnc and it's preposterous to think you have a family member as a spy as a cochair ensuring that everyone is loyal, that money can go into their legal coffers, and the whole thing as a very small democratic feel and feels like an authoritarian country where you're installing family members into key positions. >> right, you say that, it does feel like this authoritarian move where you're installing these family members, so what do you think is going through the minds of the donald trump republicans this year, what's in it for them? >> well, a

plus, kamala harris marks bloody sunday. her words from the day that are now drawing national headlines and a lighter news, the blizzard that's dumping dozens of inches of snow in lake tahoe is a hassle for some, but for a couple of locals, it's perfect weather. these are ideal play date conditions for echo and yuba. a pair of siberian huskies who live in south lake tahoe with their owner. you can see the dogs running through the very thick snow saturday. the owner says. echo the black and white husky will power through any amount of snow, while yuba, who's an older dog, usually likes to lay back and let her partner carve a path. that's a fun video there, and spencer, we're hearing, is it still snowing there? still snowing there? >> in fact, up until last night, maybe even today, i have to check the latest. it was snowing at the rate of 2 to 4in per hour. >> wow. we'll have more on that update tonig let's go win this thing! then we hit the road and never stopped. you shared with me your frustration at working harder to barel

nick says mark, harry is not a working royal doesn't pay uk tax. he can pay for his own security.ho's not happy with me. jane says i will never, ever , jane says i will never, ever, ever watch you again . this guy ever watch you again. this guy asked to be a target by his dreadful behaviour . no, he dreadful behaviour. no, he should not have protection . should not have protection. princess diana refused royal protection. janie um, if harry is to be treated equally to his brother whilst in the uk, he must behave according me. he lacks the manners that befit a middle aged man, let alone a prince of united kingdom. prince of the united kingdom. let tell you that you let me tell you that you predominantly with me. predominantly disagree with me. i've got one message of support from andy says hi mark, i from andy who says hi mark, i agree with your thoughts about prince think he's prince harry, but i think he's been a middle by been placed in a middle by meghan . uh, it meghan markle. well, uh, it's it is, uh, me meghan or your family. and that's his problem. andy thank you for that.

penn "harris poll," 59% said it was divisive, 41% said it was unifying.e outcome biden thought he was going to get. >> larry, this is unsurprising result. that speech was not geared to persuasion, reaching out to the middle, geared to reassuring to his base he had fight in him that he could stand there 60 minutes without tripping falling all over himself. he succeeded in that. the polls showed no bump for him. why would they? did i he say anything on the boredder that was new? say anything on inflation that reached to the middle? no. that was not the goal of speech. larry: chris bedford, here we are, trump a tremendous cuts comeback from a year or two ago, he has the party's nomination, joe biden loves demcracies rule out any primaries set against him but we'll leave that aside, big issue of inflation and border what kind of shape is trump in? >> i think he is actually in pretty strong shape right now whereas joe biden is not. if you looked at their last matchup, donald trump was at amongst the worst of his presidency. had that election happen ad year bef

vice president kamala harris called for a ceasefire in gaza. she made the comments in a speech in selma, alabama, marking the 59th anniversary of bloody sunday. vice pres. harris: and given the immense scale of suffering in gaza, there must be an immediate ceasefire. [cheers] for at least the next six weeks, which is what is currently on the table. a make of the u.s. vice president's remarks came three days after the united states blocked a u.n. security council statement condemning israel after israeli soldiers opened fire at palestinians seeking aid in gaza city in a massacre that left 112 dead. over 700 were injured. on sunday, officials in gaza accused israeli forces of killing and wounding dozens more aid seekers who had gathered at the kuwaiti roundabout in gaza city. facing growing international criticism, president biden on friday announced the u.s. would begin air dropping food aid into gaza. while reading from an index card, biden twice mistakenly referred to ukraine instead of gaza. pres. biden: in the coming days, we're going to joi

and kamala harris going to selma, alabama, marking the 59th anniversary of bloody sunday, a key momentthe battle for civil rights. >> gio: plus, everything you need to know before super tuesday. more than a third of the republican delegates are up for grabs. former president trump with the commanding lead in the polls and rival nikki haley hoping to keep her campaign alive. also, the battle over the diversity, equity, and inclusion programs with the university of florida in focus as it eliminates all dei positions. >> whit: but we begin this morning with the severe weather impacting millions of americans. the wind-driven texas wildfire now the worst in north american history. while blizzards hit other parts of the country. abc's faith abubey is in truckee, california, for us once again this morning with the latest. faith, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, whit. what you're seeing around me is patio furniture buried in several feet of snow around me. the gusty winds and heavy snow have made for a dangerous travel combination here on the mountains. highway patrol telling us

in selma, alabama while marking thev■■z attack on civil-rights protesters in the city.e president harris also addressed voting rights. this is nearly 20 minutes. ♪ city. vice president harris also addressed voting rates. this is nearly 20 minutes. ♪ can we give it up for azali? [applause] oh, indeed, our hopes and dreams are alive and well. oh, indeed, our hopes and dreams are alive and well. good afternoon everyone. good aft good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. please have a seat. i'll tell you, when i listen to azali, i know thfuture of our country is bright. so, it is so gooto selma, and i want to say on behalf of the second gentleman and me, it is a privilege to be with so many extraordinary leaders - members of congress, members of our administration, dedicated activists, and dear friends. congress, members of our administration, dedicated activists, and dear friends. so before i begin today, i must address the humanitarian crisis in ga. what we are seeing every day in gaza is devastating.we have sees eating leaves or animal feed. women giving birth to malnour

vice president harris also addressed voting rates.is is nearly 20 minutes. ♪ v.p.■ harris: can we give it up for her! [laughter] oh, indeed, our hopes and dreams are alive and well. good afternoon everyone. good afternoon. please have a seat. i tell you when i listen to her, i know that bright it is so good to be in selma and on behalf of the second gentleman and me, it is a privilege to be with s many leaders, members of congress, members of our administration, dedicad activists, and dear friends. so before i begin today, i must address the humanitarian crisis in gaza. wh in gaza is devastating. we have seen reports of families eating leaves or animal feed. women giving birth to malnourished babies with little or no medical care. and children dying from malnrias i have said many timeso many innocent palestinians have been killed. lfthen just a few days ago we saw hungry, desperate people approach aid trucks, simply trying to secure food for their families after weeks aid reachi. and they were met with gunfire and chaos. our hearts br

is speaking there to mark the >> 59th the anniversary of bloody sunday and >> the activists marched across the edmund pettus bridge in selma. but obviously those comments that you just heard focused on on the efforts going on in israel and gaza typically around humanitarian aid as a delegation from hamas is in cairo today for urgent talks. now, israel has not sent a delegation to those talks, but the us says, israel has basically accepted a six-week ceasefire proposal in gaza, but a highly placed diplomatic source is telling cnn that a deal is unlikely to be reached in the next 48 hours because of some key issues that are still outstanding with me now, is david sanger. he's a cnn political analyst and national security analysts, but also in new york times, white house and national security correspondent. so david, first, i just want to start on what we just heard from the vice president, echoing a lot of what biden said, this week, but really some direct terms in regards to humanitarian side of things. >> does this move the >> needle at all >> a little bit, on mars as i was listenin

vice president harris helped mark bloody sunday in selma, alabama, speaking at the foot of the historic edmund pettus bridge on march seventh, 1965. demonstrators attempted to go from selma to montgomery, alabama, to demand the passing of voting rights for black people. but police confronted the protesters and many of the demonstrators were violently beaten, and they returned to this bridge while many were still bound in bandages because they knew what was on the other side. >> and a promise of a future that was more equal, more just, and more free. >> the attack eventually helped lead to the eventual passing of the voting rights act, one of the freedoms that harris says could be at stake in this year's election. check your freezers. the popular food item from trader joe's is being recalled tonight. some of the products contain hard plastic from a permanent marker pen. the recall involves more than 61,000 pounds of the trader joe's six ounce chicken soup, dumplings. the ones under recall were produced on december 7th, 2023. if you think you have one of them, you should either throw the

. >>> vice president kamala harris was in selma, alabama, marking . images from march of 1965 show nonviolent demonstrators hit with clubs and teargas. including a 25-year-old future congressman, john lewis. remember his saying, good trouble . that help to galvanize support for the voting rights act. for his speech vice president harris criticize recent court decisions and new laws meant to tighten voting retirements. >> freedom is not to be given, it is not to be bestowed. we know our fight for freedom is not over. we are witnessing a full on attack on hard-fought, hard won freedoms. >> yesterday's much across the bridge the summer march jubilee celebrating the passage of the 1965 voting rights act. >>> it was a wet weekend throughout the bay area with rainfall totals adding up close to an inch near san jose and we passed an inch of many local communities like los gatos, redwood city, all the way into livermore where we got closer to two inches and speaking of those numbers, we saw similar numbers near san francisco near the coastline. san francisco

poll chairman mark penn back with us also with me pollster wpa intelligence ceo chris wilson thank young me. >> let's start with you, mark. and your expectations of tie what are you expecting from super tuesday after super tuesday? >> as to i am expecting trump versus biden after super tuesday, things nort looking good for nikki haley she won 19 delegates in d.c. about 1200 votes. and her campaign looks like it is probably going to end i don't know of any polls any states to show her winning consequence consequently may get a few delegates butted over unless something dramatically different stadium with president biden speculation about not running not getting the nomination he's getting it he's running it, it is trump v. biden. maria: the democrats and super -- and their superdelegate process means they can swap out biden any time, right? or during the convention? >> uh it is really about -- 10 to 20% of the delegation that are s superdelegates not enough to change results, will, have 80, 90% delegation elected to vote for jsh. >> thoughts on super tuesday what are you expecting. >> w

mark meredith is at the white house with more. >> good morning to you. it is good to see you. biden-harris campaign is counting on star power and the support of past presidents to show it has momentum. it raised $26 million at the event last night. there are still voters skeptical or against a second biden term. the latest fox news polling shows the president's approval on key issues like the economy, inflation and immigration under water. last night while he was in new york for that star-studed fundraiser president obama told the crowd i think it is worth adding not just the negative case against the presumptive nominee on the other side but the positive case for somebody who has done an outstanding job as president. sometimes we forget where we started and where we are now. the republican nominee he is talking about former president trump who was also in new york on thursday attending a wake for a fallen new york city police officer. while it was not a campaign event, trump told fox afterwards he believes voters will spend much of the next few months comparing their lives no

. >>> vice president kamala harris was in selma, alabama, today marking 59 years since civil rights demonstratorsere attacked by state troopers on the edmund pettus bridge. images from 1965 showed nonviolent demonstrators hit with clubs and tear gas, including john lewis, who helped galvanize support for the voting rights act. during her speech today vice president harris criticized recent court decisions and new laws meant to tighten voting requirements. >> freedom is not to be given. it is not to be bestowed. we know our fight for freedom is not over. we are witnessing a full-on attack on hard fought, hard won freedoms. >> today's march across the bridge caps off the yearly selma march jubilee celebrating passage of the 1965 voting rights act. >>> back here in the bay area thousands of people took to the streets of san francisco for a unity march against anti-semitism. the marchers started at embarcadero plaza and made their way down market street. organizers say it's a response to the escalating hostility against the jewish community. >> we are being attacked a lot in schools, in colleges, eve

you can see the president who is speaking there, marking women's history month.is speaking about the impact of abortion access and restrictions we're seeing in some states following the overturning of roe v. wade. the east room of the white house there filled with women of all backgrounds. we are going to monitor the president's comments. we'll let you know if he says anything today that makes news on that topic. next here, the state of anxiety. a look inside the biden white house as the president faces tough poll numbers. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." we are live only on msnbc. g "anl reports. we are live only on msnbc. (shouting) i can't! i'm just telling everyone! ...hey! see your tax refund go further with buy one get one free at visionworks. see the difference. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools, like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis, help make trading feel effortless. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market. e*trade from morgan stanley. with powerful, easy-to-use tools, power

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on sunday, us vice president kamala harris was in selma, alabama to mark the 59th anniversary of bloody when civil rights demonstrators were attacked by police officers on the edmund pettus bridge. in her opening remarks, she echoed president biden�*s friday statement calling for an �*immediate ceasefire�* in gaza, and said that the killing of palestinians trying to get food from an aid convoy on thursday was a tragedy. they were met with gunfire and chaos. our hearts break for the victims of that horrific tragedy and for all of the innocent people in gaza who are suffering from what is clearly a humanitarian catastrophe. earlier i spoke with former white house middle east adviser marc ginsberg about the latest us calls for a ceasefire and the state of negotiations. nikki haley —— kamala harris there was echoing comments made earlier by the president. but these comments are coming one day before she meets with cabinet members at the white house. we have a lot of moving parts here and part of the problem is that the biden administration has to deal with the domestic equation involving th

on sunday, us vice president kamala harris was in selma, alabama to mark the 59th anniversary of bloody when civil rights demonstrators were attacked by police officers on the edmund pettus bridge. in her opening remarks, she echoed president biden�*s friday statement calling for an immediate ceasefire, and said that the killing of palestinians trying to get food from an aid convoy on thursday was a tragedy. they were met with gunfire and chaos. break for the victims of that horrific tragedy and for all of the innocent people in garzo who are suffering from what is clearly a humanitarian catastrophe. earlier i spoke with former white house middle east adviser marc ginsberg about the latest us calls for a ceasefire and the state of negotiations. us vice president kamala harris speaking today in alabama — she called for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. that is echoing the statements ofjoe biden this week. what did you make of her speech, and the timing of it, just one day before she will meet with benny gantz at the white house? we have a lot of moving parts here and part of the problem is

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on sunday, us vice president kamala harris was in selma, alabama to mark the 59th anniversary of bloodywhen civil rights demonstrators were attacked by police officers on the edmund pettus bridge. in her opening remarks, she echoed president biden�*s friday statement calling for an immediate ceasefire, and said that the killing of palestinians trying to get food from an aid convoy on thursday was a tragedy. they're expected to discuss a humanitarian truce as well as reducing palestinian civilian casualties and increasing deliveries of aid. ange we saw hungry, desperate people approach food trucks, simply trying to get food for their company after weeks of no aid reaching northern gaza. and they were met with gunfire and chaos. our hearts breakfor the victims of that horrific tragedy and for all the innocent people in gaza who are suffering from what is clearly a humanitarian catastrophe. joining me live is marc ginsberg. he's a former white house middle east adviser in thejimmy carter administration and a former ambassador to morocco. us vice president kamala harris speaking today in al

will speaking in selma, alabama, to mark one of the biggest moments in the civil rights movement. vice president kamala harris called for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. too. many innocent palestinians have been killed. here is is set to meet with israeli war cabinet members in washington today. and the israeli government must do more to significantly increase flow of aid on friday, the u.s. dropped over 38,000 meals along the coastline of gaza allowing for civilian access to the critical aid. it gives us an opportunity not only for the release of hostages, but 2 get humanitarian assistance into the innocent people. maryland democratic senator ben cardin and ohio republican congressman mike turner are hoping a deal between israel and hamas can be reached sooner rather than later. the palestinians are being held hostage by there down in bunkers shows exactly that hamas is really all about iran and not about the palestinians. and the white house says its goal is to get that aid directly to the people in gaza. >> reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. >> thank you for

. >> on mark dolan tonight, prince harry has lost his case against the home office for royal protectionection. when he's in the uk. i'll be giving my verdict on whether the prodigal prince should have the same security as a serving royal. plus is antidepressant medication a scam? i'll be asking a top expert who says popping the pills isn't always the answer . pills isn't always the answer. plus, my pundits mock meets and tomorrow's papers . we're live at tomorrow's papers. we're live at nine. >> welcome back to the saturday night showdown culture corner coming up. but first, i promised i would show you what happened after joe biden. the leader of afterjoe biden. the leader of the free world, got himself into a bit of a muddle when the president said we were air dropping to ukraine twice, he met gaza, correct? >> he just misspoke. >> he just misspoke. >> was referring gaza . >> he was referring to gaza. >> he was referring to gaza. >> so they air dropped. food wasn't for ukraine, it was for gaza. i mean, i was i was going to ask if he could, if you reckon he could make it to the end of a

. >> on mark dolan tonight, prince harry has lost his case against the home office for royal protectionotection. when he's in the uk. i'll be giving my verdict on whether the prodigal prince should have the same security as a serving royal. plus is antidepressant medication a scam? i'll be asking a top expert who says popping the pills isn't always the answer . pills isn't always the answer. plus, my pundits mock meets and tomorrow's papers . we're live at tomorrow's papers. we're live at nine. >> welcome back to the saturday night showdown culture corner coming up. but first, i promised i would show you what happened after joe biden. the leader of afterjoe biden. the leader of the free world, got himself into a bit of a muddle when the president said we were air dropping to ukraine twice, he met gaza, correct? >> he just misspoke. >> he just misspoke. >> was referring gaza . >> he was referring to gaza. >> he was referring to gaza. >> so they air dropped. food wasn't for ukraine, it was for gaza. i mean, i was i was going to ask if he could, if you reckon he could make it to the end of

meghan was the keynote speaker on a panel marking international women's day at the south by southwestid she now keeps her distance from such comments for her well—being, saying people have "forgotten our humanity" in certain parts of the media and online spaces. the bulk of the bullying and abuse that i was experiencing in social media and online was when i was pregnant with archie and with lily and with the newborn, with each of them, and you just think about that and to really wrap your head around why people would be so hateful stop it is not catty, it is cruel. let's turn to the war in ukraine now and the risk of the conflict spilling over into europe. the prospect of a second trump white house is still very much alive and the french president, emmanuel macron, has in recent days again spoken about the prospect of greater european involvement in the war. former trump advisor and foreign affairs specialist fiona hill spoke to victoria derbyshire and vitaly shevchenko on the bbc�*s ukraine podcast and gave her take on the impact a potential second donald trump presidency could have

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meghan was the keynote speaker on a panel marking international women's day at the south by south westhe now keeps her distance from such comments for her wellbeing, saying people have "forgotten our humanity" in certain parts of the media and online spaces. the bulk of the bullying i was receiving was online when i was pregnant with archie and lily and to really wrap your head around why people would be so hateful, it is not catty, it is cruel. police officers, firefighters and other public servants who have died in the line of duty will now be honoured after their death. the elizabeth emblem is the civilian equivalent of the elizabeth cross, which recognises members of the uk armed forces who died in action or as a result of a terrorist attack. the announcement comes after years of campaigning by bryn hughes and paul bone, whose daughters, both police officers, were murdered in 2012. 0ur reporter abi smitton has more. why was its local mp jo cox shot and stabbed? doing what they dread, - investigating the death of one of their own. more than 100 nhs and care staff have now died with

meghan was the keynote speaker on a panel marking international women's day at the south by southwester distance from such comments for her wellbeing, saying people in certain parts of the media and online spaces have "forgotten our humanity." the bulk of the bullying i was receiving online was when i was pregnant with archie and lily, and to really wrap your head around why people would be so hateful. it is not catty, it is cruel. the us military says its ships and aircraft have shot down more than a dozen drones in the red sea after coming under what it called a sustained attack by iranian—backed houthi forces in yemen. us central command said the drones represented an imminent threat to merchant vessels, and us and coalition warships. here's david waddell. the singapore registered propel fortune as the latest commercial ship to be targeted by the houthi movement. the bulk carrier departed and arejust under two movement. the bulk carrier departed and are just under two weeks ago with automatic identification system signalling that she was not connected to israel, supposedly to deter

the event marked the 25th anniversary of the diana award. prince william said diana's legacy of helping young people is something he and his wife, princess kate, have sought to work on. that was the only reference to kate, though, who was still wrapped up in that photo controversy. and as if to highlight the split between them, william and harry, the younger brother spoke only by video link. but get this it was only after william had already left the building appears to still be a rift between those two. yeah, clearly. >> all right, coming up, the luck of the irish. we're going to check out some of the biggest saint patrick's day deal. >> but first, how a beekeeper saved the day at a tennis tournament. you're watching world news now. >> attention, military personnel, families and civilians who were stationed or worked at camp lejeune from 1953 to 1987. if you or a loved one lived, worked or served at camp lejeune, call the victims justice group. now, you may be entitled to significant compensation. the us government recently passed a law all

meghan was the keynote speaker on a panel marking international women�*s day at the south by south westparts of the media and online spaces have "forgotten our humanity". the bulk of the bullying i was receiving was online when i was pregnant with archie and lily and to really wrap your head around why people would be so hateful, it is not catty, it is cruel. now, one couple in the uk made the decision that there would be no church bells at their wedding, but rather the blaring two—tone horn of an intercity train to wales. yes... leah anderson and vince smith — now mr and mrs smith — met and had their first kiss on a train. so, what better place to get married? our correspondent frances read met them as they finally boarded the love train. right on time at paddington station, this is the non—stop service to matrimony via cardiff. leah is getting married on board and most of herfamily worked on the railways — her dad and her grandfather. but it is also where love blossomed for her and her husband—to—be. perfect, thank you. the first time we saw each other was on a great western railway t

new z to parliament to set to confirm his appointment as premier next month. raleigh in bel grade has marked the 25th anniversary of nature strikes against what was been yugoslavia. the alliance was protecting ethnic albanians surfaces in neighboring costco. so being forces withdrew from costco, months, they, to an a to it strikes to of hundreds and nothing got much, just because infrastructure hey, crane is increasingly relying on drones and this fight against russia to make up for its lack of autonomy. paola, the minute you're at cropped, is effective at destroying russian defensive positions, but military, alas, sworn that drones alone won't be enough to win the will. ukrainian soldiers are instructed in how to operate drones on the battlefield and increasingly valuable skill in the nation's defense against russia. in the absence of expensive ammunition drums, which can cost just a few $100.00 euros apiece, have played a crucial role in ukraine's ongoing defense. the 1st person view devices allow the pilots to see live images of the ground as if they were on board and those onto the explo

meghan was the keynote speaker on a panel marking international women's day at the south by south westellbeing, saying people have "forgotten our humanity" in certain parts of the media and online spaces. the bulk of the bullying i was receiving was online when i was pregnant with archie and lily and to really wrap your head around why people would be so hateful, it is not catty, it is cruel. police officers, firefighters, and other public servants who have died in the line of duty will now be honoured after their death. the elizabeth emblem is the civilian equivalent of the elizabeth cross, which recognises members of the uk armed forces who died in action or as a result of a terrorist attack. the announcement comes after years of campaigning by bryn hughes and paul bone, whose daughters, both police officers, were murdered in 2012. our reporter abi smitton has more. why was its local mp jo cox shot and stabbed? doing what they dread, investigating the death of one of their own _ more than 100 nhs and care staff have now died with the coronavirus. they dedicated themselves to public s

while marking the 59th anniversary of bloody sunday in selma, alabama.ndamental to the promise of america. and today we know our fight for freedom is not over. because in this moment, we are witnessing a full-on attack on hard fought, hard won freedoms, starting with the freedom that unlocks all others, the freedom to vote. >> so understanding that a study has now quantified how the undercutting of the voting rights act is impacting the racial divide, what can you, what can the biden campaign do about it between now and november? >> that's one of the things we're working on. i don't understand how it is that these justices, at least six of them can look at this record that you're now talking about, and say that we no longer have a problem voting in this country. i don't see how you can listen to the tape recording of the president of the united states calling upon state officials down in georgia to find me the folks i need to win this election, and say we don't have a problem in this country. we do have a problem with voting and within, i mean, days of t

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hi, mark. >> reporter: aishah is, good afternoon to you.he biden-harris campaign sayses it is ready to spend big to win over undecided voters, laurenuping a new $30 million, 6 if week ad campaign and we, of course, will expect to see the president out here later on today. this'll be the second battleground state stop that biden has made this week alone. he was in pennsylvania on friday, and he delivered a message to supporters insisting voters or will believe there is a stark contrast at the polls come this november if. >> folks, our freedoms really are on the ballot this november. donald trump and the maga republicans are trying to take away our freedoms. that's not an exaggeration. well, guess what? we will not let him. >> reporter: president biden's visit here to georgia will be at the same time that the campaign is launching a new effort to reach out to minority if voters, but the contrast of all this is while president biden's here if atlanta, about an hour north of where we are we're going to see former president trump also rallying h

vice president harris joined civil rights leaders in selma, alabama to mark 59 years since bloodied sundayas they marched across the edmund pettis bridge. the instance helped galvanize support for voting rights in this country. a 15 year boy reportedly wounded in a critical condition after police exchanged gunfire with a huge crowd of rowdy teenagers last night outside of six flags over georgia amusement park. park security had to call in the cops to disperse some 900 young people running through the park's starting fights. and doom part two brings in a debut week at the box office. theaters are covering from the pandemic and really needed a hit and dune delivered. for these and other stories down on the fox news app scan the qr code on your screen go to foxnews.com/apps. now to the grenada found in times square that we told you about last night nypd was swarmed by pro- palestinian protesters when they responded to reports the grenade was found in an uber car sources tell fox it wasn't an active novelty item. cb cotton is alive and fox squared with the story for us. >> hi jon, it was a nov

and simon harris has been elected the new leader of the irish governing party, fine gael.e's set to become the republic of ireland's youngest prime minister — at the age of 37 — after leo varadkar�*s surprise resignation. now on bbc news — sportsday. here's gavin. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. coming up on the show... a dominant start for england in the women's six nations, despite a red card in their opener with italy. a monumentous collapse sees england lose the third t20 against new zealand. and max verstappen feels the melbourne heat, as carlos sainz leads a ferrari one—two in the australian grand prix. and chelsea are back on top of the women's super league after they beat west ham. hello there, and welcome to sportsday. it will take something special to stop england in the women's six nations this year, as the defending champions cruised past italy in their opening match today. the red roses turned on the style in the second half, as they begin their campaign for sixth tournament victory in a row, with 48—0 bonus point win in parma — as jane do

> she had black and blue marks on her for head, blood on her nose. lisa and the taxi with the baby and she was crying. we went to the emergency room. >> did you ever harm savannah? did you ever abuse her? >> no, she felt when she was with my mother at the house. that is all it was. >> the report supported what harris told lee, savannah's injuries were consistent with a minor fall. the er doctor wrote we found no signs of abuse. >> i would never let a hair on her head be harmed. >> lee was convinced harris was a unfit parent and refused to return savannah until harris forced it by emergency order. the situation stabilized for a time but then came april 24, 94. a day harris will remember forever. savannah was with lee for a weekend visitation and once again lee failed to bring the baby back. when harris went to lee's home -- >> nobody was there, all calls were fruitless. >> was there a moment where you thought i am getting scared maybe my daughter is not coming back? >> no i did not even imagine anything that horrible. >> coming up, where had they gone

and simon harris has been elected the new leader of the irish governing party, fine gael.e's set to become the republic of ireland's youngest prime minister — at the age of 37 —— after leo varadkar�*s surprise resignation. now on bbc news, click. this week, nick's at south by southwest, where assistive tech is helping one artist with muscular dystrophy crack the music scene. what do you think about this from a fashion perspective? oh, yeah, definitely, it can't cramp my style. chris suits up... they've gone to get me a bigger size. . ..eventually, to see how our old four—legged friend spot is helping with the decommissioning of a nuclear power station. and we travel to miami to see what sd printing might mean for marine wildlife. every march, thousands of musicians, movie stars and media moguls from all over the world descend on austin, texas. it's time for south by southwest. and this year, one musician made quite a splash on this global stage thanks to a life—changing innovation. and nick kwek travelled with him as he made his us debut. this is eli's story. # ..tears on

in the last hour, vice president kamala harris has been speaking about the war in gaza.nt to mark the 59th anniversary of the bloody sunday march in selma, she talked about the humanitarian situation, calling on israel to allow more aid into the strip. they must open new border crossings, they must not impose any unnecessary restrictions on the delivery of aid, they must ensure humanitarian personnel, sites and convoys are not targeted. and they must work to restore basic services and promote order in gaza so more food, water and fuel can reach those in need. as i have said repeatedly since october seven, israel has a right to defend itself, and presidentjoe biden and i are unwavering in our commitment to israel's security. hamas cannot control gaza. and the threat hamas poses to the people of israel must be eliminated. hamas is a brutal terrorist organisation that has vowed to repeat october seven again and again until israel is annihilated. hamas has shown no regard for innocent life, including for the people of gaza, who have suffered under its rule for almost two dec

simon harris has been elected the new leader of the irish governing party, fine gael.aradkar�*s surprise resignation. it's been revealed that nearly half of playgrounds in the uk are not suitable for disabled children. a survey by the charity, scope, found that more than 1,000 play areas had little or no accessibility. now they're launching a new tool to help parents find spaces that are suitable for their children. our reporter louisa pilbeam has more. whoa! nine—year—old benjamin loves playing with his brothers in the playground. but because he has cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and is registered blind, it's not always this easy because not all playgrounds are like this one, where equipment can be used by disabled children. according to new figures, half of the uk's public play areas are unfit for children with disabilities. one day, we went to the local park, we lifted him into the standard toddler swing and he actually got stuck, where his legs had gone really stiff from his cerebral palsy. we really struggled to remove him from the swing safely. and that was the defini

and simon harris has been elected the new leader of the irish governing party, fine gael.