military memorial cemetery, but also on the tenth year of the russian-ukrainian war and at the end in the second year of the full-scale aggression of the enemy, there is still no place to honor the fallen heroes in our country. the former resident of azov oleksandr kisilyshyn, whose son oleksii was killed by the russians in olenivka, does not understand how much more time the officials need, they did not do it, and now the delay is... well, very wrong, because i know many people, i know them personally, who they keep their loved ones at home, waiting for this, for this memorial complex. the relatives of the fallen defenders are already tired of the government's long-term promises and they openly talk about it. they say that you can't criticize the government during the war, but it seems to me that it is precisely the criticism that somehow...how to say, accelerates them to some conclusions and some actions. we even agreed to the bald mountain, because we were told that it was also the slopes of the dnieper. the mother of the fallen serviceman of the azov regiment vladyslav lytvynenko,

the history of arlington national cemetery allows us to better understand the complex history of theted states. well, all that is out the window now. now we just learn from i object brim kendi. joining me now is victor davis hanson fellow at the hoover institution. >> i don't know. i think reasonable people accept very standards of a president and go back 160 years and start declaring some people guilty because they don't they don't live up to our expectation. there were almost 300,000 confederate soldiers, about 4% of them, of the free population of south held slave. many of them may have fought for slavery. i think the vast majority were misled and fought for their sovereignty of their states. and we lost 700,000 people to end slavery. and to go back now and to try to destroy what this genuine effort at reconciliation is so hypocritical. there is not a good record, laura, historically of the iconic class in 16th accept be tri europe or the taliban, you remember, they blew up the buddha statues that you blow up the mums rather than to learn from them. it's also a really a waste of o

the pentagon is in the process of removing the confederate memorial from arlington national cemetery.republican members of congress are demanding the pentagon stops or move. all the republican we have a governor of virginia once the monument to be relocated to battlefield state historic park in the shenandoah valley. joining us now a, former executive editor in the new york times, howell raines, author of the new book "silent cavalry: how union soldiers from alabama helped sherman burn atlanta--and then got written out of history" howell, think you for joining us tonight, and i have to say i learn more truth about the civil war just in the title of your book that i learned in elementary school and high school. >> thank you so much, lawrence. i'm a little stunned that nikki haley would provide a news peg for a book about the civil war but she embraced the big lie that is one of the core beliefs of the myth of the lost cause, which was that the war was about states rights not slavery. the other big lie in the middle of the lost cause which is that most thought southerners supported the

the pentagon is in the process of removing the confederate memorial from arlington national cemetery.publican members of congress are demanding the pentagon stops or move. all the republican we have a nerve virginia wants the monument to be relocated to battlefield state historic park in the shenandoah valley. joining us now a, former executive editor in the new york times, howard reigns, author of the new book, science silent cavalry, how union soldiers from alabama helped sherman burn atlanta and then got written out of history. me howell, thank you for joining us tonight, and i have to say i learn more truth about the civil war just in the title of your book that i learned in elementary school and high school. >> thank you so much, lawrence. i'm a little stunned that nikki haley would provide a news peg for a book about the civil war but she embraced the big lie that is one of the core beliefs of the myth of the lost cause, which was that the war was about states rights not slavery. the other big lie in the middle of the lost cause which is that most thought southerners supported t

military memorial cemetery, but also for the 10th year at the end of the second year of the russian-ukrainian end of the second year of the enemy's full-scale aggression , there is still no place for honoring the fallen heroes in our country, the former azov resident oleksandr kisilyshyn, whose son was killed by the russians in oksie, the volenivites, does not understand how much more time is needed, the officials have not done it, and now the delay - this is...

from arlington national cemetery. but after leaves here, it's going to be moved to a civil war battlefield state park about 100 miles west from where i'm standing. >> homelessness in the united states has increased the associated press says it has gone up 12%. federal officials are saying soaring rents and a reduction of covid assistance. those 2 things combined may keep housing out of reach. for more americans. account that was made this year about 653,000 people were homeless in january among veterans. it was 7% and among families with children just over 15%. the u.s. border patrol has closed 2 railway bridges in an effort to slow the flood of migrants into texas. video obtained by news nation shows migrants crowded onto freight trains. it's resulted in a staggering number of illegal crossings at the southern border every day news nation's jorge ventura is in eagle pass texas where more than 2000 migrants are waiting right now to be processed. >> as the certain rights pay those mexico and say their last prayers befo

from arlington national cemetery.but after leaves here, it's going to be moved to a civil war battlefield state park about 100 miles west from where i'm standing. >> the company that wants to create a new city in solano county will be holding their final town hall meeting tonight. today's meeting will be held in dickson. california forever has been holding a series of town hall meetings during the past month, introducing their vision and getting feedback from the community town halls and other cities have been met with a lot of pushback from locals who had a lot of questions about the company's transparency. the environmental impacts and legal battle battles with landowners, but others in the community of said that the town hall meetings have changed their opinion after they were given more information so early next year, california for ever will propose actual plans for this project and then hold more town halls to introduce those plans. tonight's town hall starts at 6. again. that was in dixon. all right. where is a

a confederate memorial is set to be removed from arlington national cemetery this week.the statue was unveiled in 1914, is among the confederate symbols ordered removed from the us military facilities by the pentagon. the memorial will be moved to an historical civil war battlefield park in the shenandoah valley, one of san francisco's last remaining toy stores may soon be forced to shut its doors for good, and later, the wet weather didn't put a damper on smiles at the circus today. speaking of wet weather, we're experiencing a bit of a break in the action in parts of the bay area right now, but much more rain is on the way, and i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that prevagen is helping me with overall clarity and as a pharmacist, i've recommended it to, not only just customers, but also to friends and family as a product to try. preva

it eventually turned into arlington national cemetery.e of my favorite parts of the city, you go to the western side and you with sit there and you look up across memorial bridge, and you see robert e. lee's house up on the hill. and it's the striking image of forever in unity, abraham lincoln's memorial looking at robert e. lee's former home and the way we have moved forward as a country, and that is what they want to tear down. they don't want us to be americans in in the e pluribus unum fashion. they want with us to be at each others throats all the time. when you do these tours now, they don't mention it's robert e. lee's house. the last tour i was on, the tour guide didn't say it, i had to say is it. so they're already doing this, erasing what really happened there. >> it's like general bow reguard, we had a beautiful statue to him. when he came back from the war, by the way, he was the guy who organized the free people of color to vote, and he opened public schools for black children. we never hear about that. we're losing that hist

and then putting it inside if our nation's most significant military cemetery so that other generationshat? you can fight a civil war against your own people over some really nasty topics, and then you can forgive, and you can move on and you can heal. but those are not the values that are valued right now. will: not the goals. rachel: no, it's not the goals. will: -- marxism, but this is, this is actually revealing of the purpose of the hole indiana-racist movement. -- whole anti-racist movement. it says it on its face, right? d can ei, it's not about equality. it's not about arriving at a place where we're all treated the same. it's not about getting rid of discrimination -- pete: otherwise they would use equal. will: that's right. it's like the boston mayor, we did it yesterday, talk talked about the party in boston, it's a person of color holiday party. that that point isn't to arrive at a place of unity and equality, the point is to arrive at a place of revenge and reverse discrimination. and it says that. that's what equity is. not equality. and so the point is unity and reconcili