nichols with died just three days later.he memphis police officers that participated in the arrest are facing state and federal charges over their roles in the confrontation. joining me now is civil rights attorney general of black america, ben crump, representing the family of tyre nichols. with him are -- tyre nichols's mother, and rodney wells, his stepfather. let me go to you first, mr. and mrs. wells, and attorney crump. we thank you all for joining us tonight. but let me go with you. i had the solemn honor of -- i've gotten to know you and your family, you and mr. welsh have come to our conferences. we've talked. and as some of the memphis police officers who brutalized your son have been charged now by the state of tennessee and the justice department, there's some expectation of maybe a measure of justice. but how are you and your family enduring? tonight, one year after your son's death? what are your feelings? because unfortunately, i've had to do many of these. you can never replace the loss. and people, when the

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well, operation nichol grass was the um, american resupply of the israeli defense forces, um, during the... when israel was attacked by egypt, by syria, israel sustained horrific losses in manpower and... critically in equipment, um, tanks, aircraft, ammunition, the things that israel would need not only to defend themselves, but to go back on the offensive and to uh reclaim the strategic initiative, um, they they lacked, uh, europe wasn't going to provide them with uh with any weapons, so operation nickle grass was a um, a scheme uh put in place largely because of the um, the... the vision of henry kissinger to resupply israel, to send israel um the tanks, the aircraft, the ammunition that they needed to uh successfully wage this war. um, it was essential, without this israel couldn't have won the war, there israel would have suffered a strategic defeat, and uh, henry kissinger, he's not a uh, the biggest fan of israel, but he recognized the utility of israel in achieving uh, browder american foreign policy objectives in the middle east uh, one of the things that he has been associa

. >> it's been one year since tyree nichols was severely beaten by memphis police. and tonight a vigil was held in his hometown of sacramento. family, friends and community members, as well as city leaders all gathered tonight at tyree nichols skate park. it's now named in his honor, but it's where he used to skate before moving to memphis, nichols was beaten by memphis police officers during a traffic stop. he died three days later. friends say they're encouraged by how people have come together ever since his death. >> so dark and so ugly and so sad. but to see so much good come from it, whether it be artwork or new skaters or, you know, scholarships we hand out through the foundation, um, there's so much good that can be found in it. >> the five officers involved in the beating were fired and charged with second degree murder. >> mayor london breed is tonight's voicing support for a bill that aims to close a loophole in prosecuting car break-ins. in a post on london, breed said san francisco is making real progress with car break ins between november 20th, 2023 a

accused nichols of driving recklessly and resisting arrest. cameras showed them using a stun gun, pepper spray and a police baton on him. the officers were fired and charged with second degree murder in state court and civil rights violations in federal court. one of the officers is pleading guilty to both federal and state charges. >> a growing number of negative side effects for some on those popular weight loss drugs coming up on mornings on two. the nine. the investigation underway from the fda and why some experts say side effects are normal. plus bottlerock has just released its lineup for this year's music festival. we'll tell you which big names are performing for memorial d weekend a palestinian and islamophobic attacks. however, the jewish community relations council says it is opposed to the measure since it doesn't condemn hamas for a resolution. health care workers are expected to attend the 10 a.m. meeting dressed in scrubs. last time the board discussed this proposal, there was almost seven hours of public comment. >> ucsf is co

katie nicholl. and so ultimately the decision that the thacker jury took was based on the procedural flaws she vacated, the decision of the atomic energy commission on the basis that with it deviated from the regulations of the commission. and so, yeah, that that, that essentially is why that she ultimately made the decision last december to issue this. and it was extraordinary for secretary energy to revisit an atomic energy commission decision. but at the or the present moment live in and the heat is the sheer volume of just historical record that has built up over the last seven years made it practically impossible for her not to render such a decision you provided a memo. would you like to walk us through the 1954 aec memo that you provide? you know, if you can not put enough, i can talk about that. so this memo that i found, the archives, i think kind of sums it up. so this memo was issued in january 1950 or a good three months before. the oppenheimer hearing only kicked off and it was a memo w

william: tom nichols, what do you make of this?that because these revelations came from people who are admittedly claudine gay's ideological enemies, that that obviates any evidence about her plagiarism? tom: we are having a strange conversation here. because i agree with the professor. i think the american right and the activists on the american right are intentionally attacking american higher education as an institution, for various reasons, some of them ideological and some of them out of pure resentment, that they simply want to displace the current elites who run universities and be the new elites who run american universities. but none of that has anything to do with whether or not what professor gay did as misconduct. as i wrote, there's a term for misconduct that is discovered by bad-faith actors and bad people. it is called misconduct. and that is not relevant. i agree completely she was targeted because of her race, because of her gender, because of her position at an exalted university, because of things she said during

joining me now is tom nichols, staff writer for the atlantic, professor emeritus at the u.s. naval war college and author of the book, our own worst enemy, the assault from within on modern democracy. also with us, former republican strategist matthew dowd. he's a senior msnbc political analyst and author of the book, a new way, embracing the paradox as we lead and serve. good morning to you, gentlemen. thank you both for being with us. tom, i've been with the with great interest. so your analysis on this, which i just quoted, and as you said in that quote that i just read in the introduction, donald trump supporters, i don't know if the right word is have adopted these grievances or are feeling embraced by his grievance, and his thirst for vengeance, and i want to ask you a little bit about that. that chicken and the egg here about and branches. >> one of the strange things about the trump era is that a lot of the complaints of trump's voters became self fulfilling prophecies. if you talk to trump voters in 2015, 2016, as he was running the first time, they would say well, w

nichols one year ago today. nichols was a victim of police brutality when 5 police officers with the memphis police department beat him during a traffic stop. nichols dying in the hospital several days later, the 29 year-old was raised in sacramento tonight. city leaders, friends and family. spoke sharing pictures and videos and releasing balloons to honor all families that have lost loved ones to police brutality. all right. we want check your 4 zone forecast now we're taking a live look at san francisco international airport. we know it is chilly out there. proffers gayle ong joining us now with a look at what to expect to >> hello again. yes, we can expect more chilly temperatures overnight. you can see how quiet it is on our storm tracker here. i want to take a look at tahoe because as you remember yesterday we saw some heavy snow moved through. they're on their winter storm warning. and now you can see it's pretty quiet out there. no snow, no precipitation, but there is going to be a winter storm watch star

it's been one year since memphis police officers beat tyre nichols during a traffic stop that resulted in his death just a few days later on sunday night. loved ones and community members gathered at the site of that horrific violence. and reporter ashley paul has the rest of the story. >> they say time heals all wounds. but the pain still cut. steve for rowvaughn wells. even one year later. >> i didn't get a poco and a good and you get a very cause. see wells remembers that day, january 7th, 2023 as if it were yesterday. >> she kept going to the window waiting for her son. 29 year-old tyre nichols, to come home. i was on the >> talking to my daughter. i can as he still there. just get to most still it's a very pretty. if you could say with was us. it out >> 45 minutes later, she says the memphis police knocked on her door saying it must with that wrist. e. >> the cause of e if that he had been taken to the hospital because they have to spray into >> the next time she saw him, he looked like this. that was we just >> 8 upi, it wouldn't be. do you know much never been to bank before we

and nixon organized for the emergency supply of weapons to the entity in a move known as operation nicholl grass. the operation consisted of the us air force. military airlift command delivering 22,325 tons of tanks, ammunition and military equipment over 32 days directly to the battlefield. following the war, egyptian leader anwar sadat sent a secret message to zines prime minister goldmer. when i threatened war, i meant it, when i talk of peace now, i mean it. we have never had contact before. we now have the services of dr. kissinger. let us. use him and talk each other through him, asserted sadat. it was kissinger who took sadat under his wing and convinced him of the benefit of normalizing with the temporary entity, and this work culminated with the visit of the egyptian leader to israeli parliament, where he addressed the israeli political elite, stating his desire for peace with the entity. the infrastructure of collaboration that was set up during his time, remains in place to this day. when marking the death of kissinger is... israeli president isaac herzog credited the former us

rachel nichols, thanks a lot. really appreciate it. >> we'll see you in the kelce coat the next time you're on. >>> still ahead, dramatic new video just in to cnn of another volcanic eruption in iceland. yes, it is happening again. residents being evacuated for the second time in less than a month. wewe'll show y you the imageges. you're watatching liveve on cnn. >>> finally tonight, take a look at this wild video from iceland, where another volcanic eruption is under way. molten lava is setting homes on fire. it's flowing out of massive ground fissure. fortunately all residents have already been evacuated. local authorities are closely monitoring the lava and worried about how much it may damage the town's infrastructure. of course, stay on top of that. we'll keep our eyes on it, bring you any new developments as they come in. >>> in the meantime, thank you very much for joining me this evening. reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. see you again next weekend. coming up next, a special edition of erin burn "

join ing me to discuss is tom nichols. great to see you. let's get the horse race stuff out of the way and talk about the stakes. were you surprised that ron desantis jumped out of the race? does nikki haley have a chance at this point? >> i'm surprised only that it happened in january. but i think for a couple of days you could have seen this coming. nikki haley, does she have a chance? sure. does she have a good chance? almost certainly not. certainly not if you believe polls and she's going to get beaten in new hampshire and in her own state in south carolina. could she pull multiple inside -- pull something out in new hampshire and south carolina? i think that's so remote as to be almost impossible. not totally impossible, but pretty improbable. >> i don't know if you were listening to the conversation i was having with ron brownstein a few moments ago. to pick up on this question of tactics and strategy and how ron desantis and nikki haley -- they sort of gave it the juice at the very end and started going after trump a little bit here

nichols on january 10th of last nichols died in the hospital 3 days after he was punched, kicked andn during a traffic stop in memphis. 5 offi-ers involved in his death have since been indicted on federal charges. the vigil will be held tomorrow at the tyre nichols skate park in sacramento at 05:00pm. a winter storm is impacting the sierra with up to 2 feet of snow expected to fall in the next few days. john hutton reports what to expect. >> drivers along i-80 racing up the mountain to get to their destination ahead of the store. we tried to beat the traffic and tried to beat the storms. the roadways clear for the afternoon through the donner summit. kelly is driving up from sacramento, picking up her granddaughter, visiting from reno, meeting her halfway at a rest stop the same trip last year. the donner summit shut down from a similar snowstorm. my granddaughter actually got stuck last year at my house in sacramento for an extra week because the snow was so bad. so we're trying to avoid that tonight. before the storm comes tomorrow. meanwhile, a busy week for caltrans clearing ice

moved over and left everything to them because it's like eastern serbia has somehow been sacrificed nichols, i don't know if it's because of chinese influence in international organizations or because they give us cheap loans for new highways and they go to what they said. there's a driving around the mind. the scale on which china is building here becomes clear . the gold and copper are to be extracted as quickly as possible. gigantic new sites are being developed and access roads built all within ported labor. after their shift, the workers return to their lodgings. the hello, the mood seems good. no one speaks english. you're working here, though, over the english, someone any less? no, no english locals watch the expansion with suspicion, expecting worse to come. and you said it's looking for someone say 1st, they're only mining the surface layer. then underneath the sleeper in the ground, there is a gigantic area. it's 5 to 6 kilometers across that stretches all the way to borne when they finish mining the surface in about 10 years while they will continue deep or underground reach to

me some i'll call you my, your nichols. the chinese trust more, you know, the chinese and prefer to work with them whenever they can. again, they don't want to be able to start out not only in social media marketing, but generally is key that they, they would rather bring someone over from china, for example, as a cook and pay twice what they would for local coke who's just as good. he told her to the, the not, but of the said on, i guess it's part of the chinese mentality. we trust the fields, the emotional sway, mom, nickel would. you know, he says he often works until 3 in the morning, which his parents found reassuring. but now he wants to change to become part of serbian society, a dream which could come true within the next few days. the a few meters away. the way a chin is off today. the chinese 25 year old is showing here, serbian friends sonya around the market. everything is new and exotic to sonya. we knows almost every shop and block 70. she wants to show sonya where she spent her childhood. to do so, they have

nichols, i don't know if it's because of chinese influence and international organizations or because they give us cheap loans for new highways and they go to what i said. there's a driving around the mind, the scale on which china is building here becomes clear. the gold and copper are to be extracted as quickly as possible. gigantic new sites are being developed and access roads built all within ported labor. after their shift, the workers returned to their logics. the hello, the mood seems good. no one speaks english. you're working here. with the english, someone in your class? no, no english locals watch the expansion with suspicion, expecting worse to come and you said it's looking for someone say 1st, they're only mining the surface layer. then underneath when you sleep on the ground, there is a gigantic area. it's 5 to 6 kilometers across that stretches all the way to board . when they finish mining the surface in about 10 years slowly, they will continue deeper underground outreach to town. i'm excited for and that's people will have nothing left for on is in contact with the

me some, i'll call you my, your nichols, the chinese trust more, you know, the chinese and prefer to work with them whenever they can. again, they don't want to be able to start out not only in social media marketing, but generally is key that they, they would rather bring someone over from china, for example, as a cook and pay twice what they would for a local coke who's just as good he's stuck with the, the, the not but of you said on, i guess it's part of the chinese mentality. we trust death selves the emotional sway mom, nickel would. you know, he says he often works until 3 in the morning, which his parents found reassuring. but now he wants to change to become part of serbian society, a dream which could come true within the next few days. the tough you need are so way, way a chin is off today. the chinese 25 year old is showing her serbian friend sonia around the market. everything is new and exotic to sonya way. i knows almost every shop and block 70. she wants to show sonya where she spent her childhood. to do so, they have to enter a cordoned off section of the market. tha

me some i'll call you my you nichols. the chinese trust more, you know, the chinese and prefer to work with them whenever they can. again, they don't want to be able to start out not only in social media marketing, but generally is key that they, they would rather bring someone over from china, for example, as a cook and then pay twice what they would for local coke who's just as good he's stuck with all that at the, the not, but at least on, i guess it's part of the chinese mentality. we trust fields emotional, sway, mom, nickel. and he says he often works until 3 in the morning, which his parents found reassuring. but now he wants to change to become part of the serbian society, a dream which could come true within the next few days. the a few meters away. the way a chin is off today. the chinese 25 year old is showing here, serbian friend sonia around the market. everything is new and exotic to sonya we i know it's almost every shop and block 70 . she wants to show sonya where she spent her childhood to do so. they hav

me some i'll call you my, your nichols. the chinese trust more, you know the chinese and prefer to work with them whenever they can. again, they don't want to be able to start out. not only in social media marketing but generally is key that they, they would rather bring someone over from china, for example, as a cook and pay twice what they would for local coke who's just as good. he's stuck with all the the, the not but of use it on, i guess it's part of the chinese mentality. we trust death selves the emotional sway mom, nickel would. you know. he says he often works until 3 in the morning, which his parents found reassuring. but now he wants to change to become part of serbian society, a dream which could come true within the next few days. the a few meters away. the way a chin is off today. the chinese 25 year old is showing her serbian friends sonia around the market. everything is new and exotic to sonya. we knows almost every shop and block 70. she wants to show sonya where she spent her childhood. to do so, they ha

it's been a year since nichols, who was a sacramento native, died after a violent encounter with policeemphis, tennessee. people who attended yesterday's event lit candles, prayed and released balloons in his memory and expansion project at the skate park is expected to be completed in june. >> in today's gma first look, actor jonathan major sits down for his first interview after being found guilty of assault and harassment. his abc news reporter linsey davis, in this morning's gma first look, an abc news exclusive one on one with jonathan majors. >> you feel that you did anything wrong on the night of march 25th? if you could relive that night. it's been just three weeks since a manhattan jury convicted the critically acclaimed actor of misdemeanor, reckless assault and harassment. he was then dropped by marvel studios, and this morning, he's speaking out for the first time since his trial. why did you decide you wanted to talk? now >> i felt like it was time. um a lot has happened. it's about responsibility and coming forward and being brave and giving my, my, my part of the story. >

. >>> new details are emerging about tyre nichols's death. new video was released with officer saying that he was initially speeding. another video shows them speaking to his parents after the beating. isabel rosales has fully reviewed the tape. tell us what else you saw here. >> reporter: this is 48 videos in total that have been released, covering about 21 hours. it is dashcam, traffic, body camera footage. and one of the video we see his mother speaking with officers on the night of tyre nichols's beating. she is remarkably calm. officers telling her something must have been in his system. she just can't believe what they are telling her. >> he was fighting hard. it took three of us and he still got away. >> are you serious? >> yes, ma'am. >> they say he's on something. if they are wrong they are wrong, but my son does not drink. that is not my son. that's what i am saying. >> he had unbelievable strength. >> contrary to what police officers were telling her, toxicology reports show that he had minimal amounts of alcohol in his system belo

. >>> familiar live tyre nichols held a vigil in sacramento to mark one year since his death. nichols, who grew up in sacramento died last january after he was beaten by police officers in memphis. he was 29 years old. a ceremony was held at the skate park named in his honor. his nephew wants his uncle to be remembered for the positive impact he had on the world. >> he really was a person who had a smile on his face and tried his hardest to make other people happy. that really was his mission. i think that was his life on earth. >>> a section of southbound 680 will be closed over the marten martin luther king jr. holiday. it's part of a bigger project. there will be additional closures during president's day, memorial day and labor day weekend. >>> we investigate nearly a hundred taxpayer-funded vehicles once meant to drive around some of our most vulnerable now sitting in these lots. for years, without moving. coming up, the action the agency took after we started asking questions. >>> and take a look at this. maybe time to plan a snow day. some resorts receiving a foot overn

. >>> familiar live tyre nichols held a vigil in sacramento to mark one year since his death.ichols, who grew up in sacramento died last january after he was beaten by police officers in memphis. he was 29 years old. a ceremony was held at the skate park named in his honor. his nephew wants his uncle to be remembered for the positive impact he had on the world. >> he really was a person who had a smile on his face and tried his hardest to make other people happy. that really was his mission. i think that was his life on earth. >>> a section of southbound 680 will be closed over the marten martin luther king jr. holiday. it's part of a bigger project. there will be additional closures during president's day, memorial day and labor day weekend. >>> we investigate nearly a hundred taxpayer-funded vehicles once meant to drive around some of our most vulnerable now sitting in these lots. for years, without moving. coming up, the action the agency took after we started asking questions. >>> and take a look at this. maybe time to plan a snow day. some resorts receiving a foot overnig

officer body-cam footage showed multiple officers beating 29-year-old tyre nichols to death. the justice department charged 5 office with federal crimes. and in the nation's capital, it was a year of turbulence and change. justice effectively brought an end to affirmative action at colleges and universities. in the u.s. house of representatives, there were three different speakers in the span of nine months. kevin mccarthy was elected to replace nancy pelosi but it took 15 ballots to win. by october, he was ousted. it republicans voted with democrs in a historic first. >> the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. lisa: the chair sat empty for 22 days amid gop disarray, and evtually republican mike johnson won the speakership. >> three weeks, it took and four nominees. lisa: in the midst of it all, the threat of government shutdowns loomed large, not once but twice. with government funding about to run out in both october and november, at the last minute, congress passed stopgap funding bills to keep the governm

john nichols, the nation's national affairs correspondent, just back from iowa.

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where they may because i think no matter what she does it will be the same result. >> that was tom nichols, star writer of the atlantic. >>> donald trump is expected back in a new york city courtroom today, the former president is asking for a mistrial in the defamation case involving writer e. jean carroll. it is not clear if trump will take the stand in the case, the trial is to determine how much money trump owes carol over defamatory statements. later in the day, trump is scheduled to hold a rally in new hampshire ahead of tuesday's primary. and we are back in just a moment, stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ bold. daring. expressive. contra costa college allows me to be whoever and whatever i want to be, providing the stage, the canvas, the tools to use my voice and write my story. find your passion and create your future at contra costa college. start today at contracosta.edu >>> indian prime minister modi inaugurated a new multi-alien dollar ram tumble in ionia today , the construction for the temple fulfills his long- standing promise in an election year, the controversial hindu temple stan

fox weather correspondent nichole valdez joins us from des moines, iowa.relentless snow and blizzard like conditions cree iting a challenging tuesday morning in the hawkeye state city capital of des moines. a live look what's going on. all of the snow, nearly six inches of it already on the ground since it started snowing late monday afternoon. what we've watched today are snowplows, hundreds of them, trying to make a dent and keep up with the snowfall rates. some are struggling to get around the city as that snow on the roads is turning into a slush consistency. you will notice in the distance some men trying to clear a path on the sidewalk and make it easier for those who do need to get around today. unfortunately things are not looking like they will let up any time soon. snow expected to continue falling late into the afternoon. iowa police saying they've responded to dozens of crashes. the snow is only going to add up. dana, you mentioned voters here. important week this week for those presidential hopefuls to try to make their last-minute campaign ev

nichols was beaten by five police officers during a traffic stop. he died three days later. his friends say they're encouraged by the way people have come together since the death of tyree nichols. it's so dark and so ugly and so sad, but to see so much good come from it, whether it be artwork or new skaters or, you know, scholarships we hand out through the foundation, um, there's so much good that can be found in it. now, the five police officers accused of beating nichols for driving recklessly and resisting arrest. body cameras showed them using a stun gun, pepper spray and a police baton on tyree nichols. the officers were fired. they were charged with second degree murder in state court and civil rights violation in federal court. one of the officers is pleading guilty to both federal and state charges. >> some streets near the construction at berkeley's people park are set to reopen sometime this morning. uc berkeley says rain slowed down the work being done to clear the park and build a wall of shipping containers. several blocks of downtown berkeley have been closed

nichols was beaten by five police officers during a traffic stop in january of 2023, and he died threer. friends say they are encouraged by how people have come together since his death. >> it's so dark and so ugly and so sad, but to see so much good come from it, whether it be artwork or new skaters or, you know, scholarships we hand out through the foundation, um, there's so much good that can be found in it. well, the five officers accused nichols of driving recklessly and resisting arrest. >> body camera video showed them using a stun gun, pepper spray and a police baton on him. the officers were fired and charged with second degree murder in state court and a civil rights violations in federal court. one of the officers is pleading guilty to both federal and state charges. well, some streets near the construction at berkeley's people park are set to reopen sometime this morning. uc berkeley says rain slowed down the work being done to clear the park and build a wall of shipping containers. several blocks of downtown berkeley have been closed since last wednesday night, and since t

the minute tyree was living some of the last moments of his life. >> a celebration for the life of nichols was also held in memphis. that was from yesterday. >> sideshow broke out of the bay bridge of the weekend. it happened around 2 o'clock sunday morning video from a kron. 4 viewer shows us the large police presence along the westbound lanes. the smoke there coming up there from the bridge. >> we have reached out to the california highway patrol and oakland police. we're waiting to learn more about what happened here. as soon as we get a response will let you know. on the not peninsula. tonight, the city of palo alto is choosing a new mayor and vice mayor council members will vote amongst themselves for the positions at that meeting. it starts at 5.30. the positions are for a one-year term, the public and join this meeting by zoom and it will be broadcast live on you, too. for your help. we're now entering the heart of winter. and with it comes viruses and colds with many kids going back to school from winter break. experts say we could see a big jump in cases of the flu are speedy and

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carrying ashes of about 70 people, including star trek creator gene roddenberry and actress nichelle nichols. hair from president george washington and john f kennedy, for some reason are also on board. >> really interest. >> we got an email because a lot of people are wondering why is it going to take until, you know, february 23rd? that seems like a long time, doesn't it? one of our producers sent out a note explaining it all, and basically it will do a phasing loop around the earth first, and that's why it will take so long to get to the moon, because then it will head catapult back out towards the moon after it does that loop. >> and remember, this is all in hopes of one day sending humans to mars. this is where it's. >> it's a really fascinating time for space travel and space exploration. coming up, who among us has the messiest desk? plus the nfl wild card matchups? >> they're all now set. >> but first, actor jonathan majors is speaking out for the first time since being convicted of assault. you're watching world news now doubles partner. >> something big is happening. >> so what do

almost to the minute tyree was living some of the last moments of his life. >> a celebration of life for nicholss also held in memphis yesterday. a california judge says that snapchat faces a lawsuit from families whose children allegedly used the app to purchase fentanyl. the suit claims many of these young people who use the app to find drugs suffered from deadly overdoses. the new ruling opens up the door for lawsuits against tech companies where negligence and wrongful death are connected to using their products. a spokesperson for snapchat released a statement saying, but the company is working closely with authorities to prevent and investigate illegal activity on the platform. u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin has been in the hospital since the start of the new year. and there's a lot of mystery surrounding what happened to him. he's in the intensive care unit and then facing intense scrutiny over this secret hospital. stay. our washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> lawmakers are slamming defense secretary lloyd austin for not telling them he was in the hospital for day

joining us the nation's affairs correspondent john nichols. biden. the uaw held its endorsement back always of concerns of how the federal government was dealing with electric vehicle issues and some other things. they came around, and having fain on biden's side is a very important factor in some key swing states. michigan, where biden has been showing some weakness and certainly needs a strong uaw push but also states like pennsylvania, wisconsin, even ohio, which is less of a battleground state and has a lot of members. so having fain out there very strong as both a biden supporter but a trump kriting also i think is critical for the president in some of those battleground states. >> president biden and the democrats have been winning the working class but losing the white working class if i have that correctly. what's it mean to have a leader like fain? does he move the needle among union workers who, like donald trump, does he convince them to support president biden? >> not in and of himself, right? what fain does is important because it

road let's go to tom nichols right. now tom, we were going to talk about a bunch of, things but this is pretty good to be talking about. big news there. i know you write for the atlantic. i'm going to ask, what do you think this does to the anti trump movement? and the dropping out of rhonda santas, does it help coalesce? does it fracture? away from trump and allow more support for nikki haley, for those who really don't want donald trump? or is someone who is seen as a trump two point oh with ron desantis? >> but one thing it does is show the anti trump movement within the republican party is a pretty small room. i think it actually undercuts the arguments and that as vaughn was just saying that if only, but for the crowded field, the anti trump sentiment within the republican party would bubble to the top. that is simply not the case. i think the anti trump republicans have to really think now about as many of us did a lot earlier than this, is the republican party merely an extension of donald trump? i think after to

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reporter: nichole spooner is the director of comprehensive services at next door foundation, a head startmilwaukee. she says young children were severely impacted by the lockdown. >> they were facing isolation, stress with their families, trauma, things of that nature, and so they're coming in now with really some challenging behaviors, speech delays, things of that nature. i think we're up about 10% right now in children who have speech delays diagnosed. reporter: across the state, it's the same story. >> there's just too many kids for me to fit in. reporter: megan bohlken is one of four full-time speech language pathologists at platteville school district in southern wisconsin. each of their caseloads is maxed out. and once a student is diagnosed with a speech delay, federal and state law mandates the district provide the services, whether they have the funding or not. >> there are definitely kids who will just hand you stuff and expect that you know what they want you to do with it and not say anything to you. >> early language skills are one of the best predictors of academic, social,

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