soldiers were brought into alexandria to be healed by these nurses. when we think about nurses during the civil war, names like clara barton or dorthea dix might come to mind. she was very prominent in helping the medical field take off during the war. she was table to appoint 15% or 3,000 of the medical staff during the war including nurses here in alexandria, and nurses in alexandria were not only white women who were widowed or older, they were women from all backgrounds, all stages in life including african-american women. however, african-american women who practiced as nurses were considered laundresses, and this was a way that the army could get around paying them in equal wage to white women who were practicing nursing. so in alexandria, many of the churches around the city were also used as hospitals and women were able to make this practice more of a field for women. however, they did get pushback from medical surgeons who were predominantly men, and these men would tell women that they cease to be women if they started practicing medicine,

woman: i'd like for us to all welcome alexandria.andria: people always as how we organize for a global climate strike. so really, how it's all done is it's done through social media. we use a lot of what'sapp, discord, slack. instagram's where a lot of, like, the youth are, and then twitter's where you'll see the climate scientists, and then facebook--it's like, "what's on facebook?" [laughter] kristin: in the beginning, alexandria managed her social media. it's just she's 14, and she insists on allowing, you know, direct messages to reach her. and with the huge following that she's developed, there's just so many of those messages that are not appropriate. i mean, she's received everything from death threats to marriage proposals--ha!--online and everything in between. my first job is to be her parent, which is to keep her safe and to keep her healthy. and i worry there's real danger involved in being an activist. and so you just have to take precautions. you have to be careful. [engine chugging] carl: see, these are rabbits right t

because people like alexandria ocasio-cortez and the left demanded open borders.nded president biden do this to get their votes. so she wants to know why tragedy happening on border? she needs to simply look in the mirror. elizabeth: but you know alexandria ocasio-cortez has yet to visit these overcrowded facilities despite showing up under the trump administration, what do you say to that? >> this is politics. she is ignoring what is going on. she is part of the problem. she wants to call out president trump for his terrible policies. this was not happening under president trump. we had the border pretty much secure. families were not rushing across. children were not drowning in the river and mothers were not getting their legs broken. she wanted to open the border. we're back to the chaos. you can say what you want, she went haywire of 2500 separations because of zero tolerance. advise her of something, because her open border policies she supports, 18,000 families have been separated because their parents chose to put their children in the hands of criminal ca

people like speaker pelosi and others calling for investigation, alexandria ocasio-cortez, those who have protected the governor are also

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who tweeted about the border situation in february is focussedworking conditions for amazon drivers than the thousands of migrant children. chad pergram explains the change in narrative. >> the new york democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez let president trump have it during a border surge 2 years ago. >> the united states is running concentration campus on the southern border. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez testified at a hearing following their own border visits. >> these women tell me they were put into a cell and the sink was not working. we tested it ourselves and it was not working. they were told to drink out of the toilet bowl, i believe them. >> with problems at the border under president biden she hasn't tweeted. >> she is focussed on amazon denying drivers bathroom breaking news. ilhan omar visited the border late last week and compared today's refugees to her own plight coming from somalia at age 8. >> the parents are making a responsible decision because they want their kids to live. to have an opportunity. >> she didn't aaddress where the

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kim from alexandria, virginia, has a question about vaccines for children. going to begin to roll those out. >> my question is the union's talking about kids need to be vaccinated before they come back to school. i have a question, is it morally appropriate to vaccinate our children when they are not carrying the viral loads as adults and spreading it like adults are? >> i think it's wrong to vaccinate our children. the tests of the vaccines weren't checked on children so at this point we don't know if it's safe and infected children. furthermore, we know that the risks to children from the disease is very low. they spread the disease must less efficiently, the teachers going to be vaccinated themselves. there is no good reason to require that the children be vaccinated for them to participate in what is their birthright, to participate in normal activities of childhood. i think it's a mistake. >> laura: finally, if kids don't want the vaccine or they're afraid to get the vaccine and they can go to school without the vaccine, isn't that its own form of -- fo

this is the best language or distraction that alexandria ocasio-cortez could come up with?ling them white supremacist. it'sit's trying to stop people talking about what everyone can see. >> i am disappointed in her. she look the lazy way ou she is the woman that took on the speaker. she said only in america can i belong to the same party as joe biden. now she sees these pictures that are 700% overcapacity. the only difference between these and the ones she disliked under president trump were the soft sides instead of being kept away by fences. they moved them over to san diego where 9% have the coronavirus. this is her time to be consistent. aoc consistent would be to call out president biden for not going to the border and see the mess he caused and make his vice-president do the job. she had a chance to be above it. she plays politics and blames white people. lazy, disappointing. if our goal is to get headlines success. substance? failure. >> up next a story with matt gates and sex trafficking. the congressman responding to those claims. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'll be right back. wit

member of new york's delegation calling for him to resign, including congressman jerry nadler and alexandria ocasio-cortez. it comes amid allegations from six women of misconduct, current and former staff. and tonight, that news just in from new york's senators --. stephanie ramos standing by. >>> the headline from minneapolis tonight. the landmark wrongful death settlement in the george floyd case.city agreeing to george floyd's famil $27 million. across the country tonight, the race to meet new goals set by president biden. saying if americans remain vigilant and get their vaccinations when it's their turn we could be gathering with loved ones and neighbors for the fourth of july. and directing every state to make all u.s. adults eligible for a vaccine in just seven weeks. may 1st, the latest. how will this work? news tonight on the pfizer vaccine. >>> we're also tracking a major winter storm across more than a dozen states tonight. denver for one bracing for up to two feet of snow. the national weather service warning of, quote, impossible travel conditions. rob marciano in denver timing

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we saw jerry nadler of the house and we saw alexandria ocasio-cortez today.omo handily. when it makes its way to the press briefing we try to get you there. it seemed to from b from the answer we could watch and hear there was side-stepping going on. hard to up-cut the governor. we don't know what he will say at the briefing. the next question for jen psaki about covid. i don't know how much they want to open the door but she was asked about it and we want to take you there. i want to bring in brian yennis. for the last couple of hours you and i have been on the air one way or another with the latest of the allegation against him not the least of which is a seventh accuser. all of this alongside of the nursing home death scandal. his emergency powers stripped but he is about to give us so we are told a covid-19 update. >> this all speaks to the house that governor cuomo's fate is in the hands of a democratic controlled state legislature. we have seen the new york state senate, majority leader come out and call for the resignation earlier in the week. we have

the democratic congresswoman alexandria 0casio—cortez has tweeted about the children situation, sayingse pictures i showed you earlier were released by another democrat, a texas congressman, henry cuellar, who wants to show people what's happening. and underlying all this concern from across the political spectrum is the question of whether the president has perhaps been naive because make no mistake, americans loath the child separation policy, many wanted the biden administration to treat children differently, to treat them better, but changing the policy straightaway before facilities are ready risks and influx and risks children ending up in unacceptable conditions. and some would argue it also doesn't address the more fundamental issue here because the border between the us is largely closed at the moment, because of the pandemic and thousands of people are waiting in makeshift camps like these but of course the border won't stay closed forever and when it opens, just like his predecessors, joe biden will need to outline how him plans to manage america's borders when many, many pe

that is the appeal of it, it shifts the attention and alexandria ocasio-cortez can sound like a heroer offering to el salvador, someone never have a job giving away other people's money. and alexandria ocasio-cortez doesn't have to worry about the americans who live in queens, the people she is supposed to be if hired to represent and help. and who is she not worrying about though? ever been to her congressional districts? detroit, oakland, gary, indiana? these are the actual places that democrats run, the places they are supposed to be improving. but those plays have not improved, not in 50 years. they become much worse. the people do not pause to reflect on what they have done much less apologize for it. they move on. they headed to afghanistan, libya, syria were now el salvador. we hope the good people of central america are ready for the democratic party's version of humanity and compassion. they might want to take a quick field trip to baltimore to see how it works out in the end. in 2018, the city of baltimore a higher murder rate than the city of el salvador or for that matter

that, of course, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. after she invoked the country of enmark in a tweet about the -- denmark in a tweet about the minimum mark. riding override the parliamentarian and raise minimum wage. mcdonald's workers and the deck mark are paid $22 an hour. six weeks paid vacation. $15 an hour is a deep compromise. yeah, congresswoman, there is one itsy bitsy problem. denmark doesn't have a federal minimum wage. with reaction our friend candace owens is back. minor detail. minor detail. there is an estimate out c.b.o. if we raise it to $15 it's 1.4 million jobs lost. >> it's insane. i will say this. with a.o.c. you never let facts get in way of a good story. you know what i mean? that is her mow toe. we should give her the nobel prize in economics. andrew cuomo winning an emmy for the coronavirus briefings despite he was allowing people to die, why not award a.o.c. nobel prize in economics? i want to say something seriously. a lot of young people follow me and watch the show. what she is fighting for i know you are

congressman alexandria ocasio cortez last week criticism of the border situation in february is moreused on working conditions for amazon drivers and thousands of migrants children now in custody in the government most in jampacked conditions, chad program explains the change in narrative. >> new york governor -- democrat alexandria ocasio cortez let donald trump have it during the border surge two years ago. >> the united states is running concentration camps on the southern border. >> reporter: ocasio cortez and other members of the squad testified at a hearing. >> these women tell me they were put into a cell and their stink was not working as we tested the sink ourselves in the sink was not working and they were told to drink out of the toilet bowl i believe them. >> reporter: with problem-solving at the border under president biden ocasio cortez hasn't spoken about it since late february, the dhs shouldn't exist and ice has got to go. she recused herself on accusations that they don't allow restroom breaks, and they had to urinate into bottles on the road. ocasio cortez from ama

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of the president's house, all the houses in the city, a long extent of the river and the city of alexandria. you can imagine how beautiful that must have been. i'm happy with mr. reed. were i to have made my choice among all of the members of the congress, all things considered, i should have chosen mr. reed. i'm not much pleased with the capitol. it is a huge pile built with handsome stone, very heavy in its appearance without not very pleasant within. if they were looking out their window towards the capitol, this is what they would be seeing. the senate north chamber on the right side, the left, that odd structure, is called the oven. some of you might have seen images of it before. none of them would have been contemporary. we don't know exactly what it looked like except from verbal descriptions. but they're connected where the central part of the building is now, the rotunda area, this walkways where there were stairways to the galleys. they stayed there through the seventh congress up through the first session of the eighth congress in 1804. from now on, i'm using the words of these

cancel culture on a term of border crisis, and to this double standard where are the democrats like alexandria ocasio-cortez and elizabeth warren where are there shelter to complain about those facilities like the same trips they made under trump, why are democrats blocking hearings on the border crisis despite holding multiple hearings on what was going on at the bordere with trump, trump blaster president biden with the tsunami and the homeland security secretary and susan rice going to the border this weekend. plus the biden administration the attacks in the republican governor opened up for business calling them after biden called them neanderthal for resending government mask mandate california preparing to reopen and more on this debate about cancel culture, dr. seuss books rocketing to amazon's best-seller list, now racist imagery, the other companies in the bull's-eye, thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth macdonald "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: resigned governor cuomo, governor cuomo's got to go, cuomo, resign, now. elizabeth: you looking at footage at heated pro

the total to 14 demanding his resignation including alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> in a telephone today, cuomo flat out refused pointing to the attorney general's investigation. >> let the review proceeds, i am not going to resign, i was elected by the people. >> reporter: the tipping point for many of the stories of the six accusers the woman says cuomo groped her in the executive mansion after asking her to fix a cell phone problem. >> what's being alleged just did not happen i have not had a sexual relationship that was periodopriate. >> reporter: the denials are not working. the state assembly will conduct an impeachment investigation looking at inappropriate behavior and accusations the governor's staff hid covid nursing home deaths data >> our investigation is going to cover all allegations of abusive power by the governor that could rise to an impeachable offense. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio says the governor is running out of time >> what we are seeing is a pattern of coverup and lies that's unacceptable. the governor must resign, he can no longer do the job

guest: the progressives, some key members to watch our lawmakers like alexandria ocasio-cortez who's been relatively quiet in the last 24 hours. late last week when senate democrats first began the change the stimulus checks like the maximum amount -- maximum income in order to qualify for anything is now down. she tweeted restricting the number of stimulus checks and having fewer checks go out by democrats is an own coal by the party. which is how she complemented -- which is how she commented. whatever signal she gives will be key for how progressives in congress and from the country will perceive the spell. we are also watching centrists as well. is this a victory for them. do they see this going forward for how their approach on this relief bill. host: the democratic senator from west virginia making a whole lot of news yesterday into today with some comments about the filibuster. we know this covid bill avoided the filibuster through special procedures but the hell headline says he is firm on support of the filibuster, making it more painful -- but open to make it more painful t

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they run the political spectrum within the democratic party from alexandria ocasio cortez all the way the democratic party, more progressive to someone like jerry nadler who is a veteran democratic chairman of the judicial committee. >> this thing he's talking about, let this play out, he says, don't rush this, let the investigation move forward. it's a courtesy that at times -- look, i'm not going to apples to apples the things he's weighed in on ahead of an investigation on, because they're not always the same thing, but that's something he hasn't always abided by when it comes to allegations of sexual harrassment or sexual assault involving other politicians, dana. >> no, that's right. and, look, to suggest that there isn't always politics playing out in addition to doing what is right, what is appropriate, is just impossible to believe. these are politicians. politics are playing out. and just to kind of add another layer of that, what we don't know yet is what the democratic senators from new york feel given the developments. still nothing from chuck schumer, the majority leader,

representatives alexandria ocasio-cortez and jamal bowman, particularly zeroing in on the six accusers allegation that question know groped here. they said the fact that the latest report is so recent and alarming and raises concern about the staff. governor cuomo can no longer effectively lead. new york's representative jerry nadler, chairman of the house judiciary committee wrote this. "the question before us is squarely a political judgment. governor cuomo has lost the confidence of the people of new york. governor cuomo must resign." the majority of new york state lawmakers, 125, also calling for his resignation or impeachment. an impeachment investigation has been launched in the state assembly. cuomo says he's not going anywhere. >> i'm not going to resign. i was not elected by the politicians. i was elected by the people. politicians who don't know a single fact but yet form a conclusion and an opinion are in my opinion reckless and dangerous. >> meantime a seventh accuser has come forward. reporter jessica bakeman writing a first-person account of her experience as a reporter c

i want to read one of those statements that came from representative alexandria ocasio-cortez and jamalose members said in a joint statement. it said, quote, as members of the new york delegation to the u.s. house of representatives, we believe these women, we believe the reporting, we believe the attorney general and we believe that the 55 members of the new york state legislature including the state senate majority leader who have concluded that governor cuomo can no longer effectively lead in the face of so many challenges. and of course, this comes at a moment when new york democrats had really been divided on this issue of how to move forward with the governor. clearly they've had some conversations and they have made a decision together and it is important to note that this statement was also coming from chairman of the judiciary committee jerry nadler a senior democrat on the new york delegation, somebody who a lot of the younger members look to for guidance on issues like this. of course, given his prominence in the democratic party, his prominence on the judiciary committee, a

eric senator kirsten gillibrand, congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez, as well as the white house, also supported independent investigation. >> tonight the governor has hired a veteran white-collar criminal defense attorney to represent the administration's executive chamber not over the sexual harassment allegations, but rather over an ongoing fbi investigation into the cuomo administration's handling of covid-19 death data in the state's nursing homes. bret. >> bret: bryan, thank you. in just a few hours, the first injections of the johnson & johnson single-dose coronavirus vaccine will be going to americans. nearly 4 million doses of the formula are being delivered around the country following the approval over the weekend. correspondent jonathan serrie has the latest tonight. >> johnson & johnson started shipping the first doses of its new covid vaccine today. employees at the company's kentucky distribution center used a sharpie pen to write positive notes on boxes containing the life-saving bile although the vaccine is 66% effective and presented in mild to moderate cases of covid

what alexandria ocasio-cortez said is it is a colony right now, puerto rico.position to the idea that our country can be a colonizing country blinds many americans to what is actually going on in our country at this present time. amy: i was wondering if you could talk about the asian american writers who most influenced you? you're a student of the great chinese-american writer kingston? >> so many great asian american writers. i'm lucky to come late in the game. i think about tunnel caught up writing about the japanese-american internment. and maxing kingston, she had faith in me and i over a great deal. amy: a very poor student who just one appeal it's a surprise. we thank you so much for spending time with us. viet thanh nguyen, author of the new novel "the committed," a sequel to his pulitzer prize winning book "the sympathizer." professor at the university of southern california. we will link to the "washington post" piece you co-authored "bipartisan political rhetoric about asia leads to anti-asian violence here." that does it for our show. democracy now

alexandria field, cnn, boston, massachusetts. >> and joining us now the former acting director for theisease control and prevention. dr. besser, thanks for joining us. this new cdc study that came out reinforces what you've been saying, what all the experts were saying as if there's any doubt. masks really do work. what's your message to viewers who live in states who now say they're lifting these requirements that they don't want to require masks? >> you know, wolf, the data are clear, and it was one of the biggest things we learned last year is that masks really work. if people wear masks it provides protection not only to themselves but to people who are around them. so my message to those people who are in states where the mandate has been lifted, what i would say is, well, they maybe have gone away but that isn't saying that you have to put your mask away. do the smart thing, wear your mask, provide protection to yourself and to those around you. i really worry that these kind of moves, they send a signal to meme tathat the pandemic is ove. and the pandemic is on the way out, but

senators chuck schumer angela brown, governor cuomo should resign and added representative alexandriasio-cortez and jim all the moment the fact that the latest report was recent is alarming and raises concern about the present safety and well-being of the administration staff. part of the illusion of declarations calling on cuomo to step aside in the wake up half-dozen allegations of misconduct. >> because of you, mr. president, help has arrived. >> mr. biden is not the only one from the administration to personally weigh in on cuomo. neither has vice president harris, who today joined democrats in the rose garden for their victory lap after the straight party line stimulus bill signed into law. harris, you will recall, famously weighed in on allegations that supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and senator al franken who later resigned amidst the controversy. here is tweeting in december 2017, "sexual harassment and misconduct should not be allowed by anyone and should not occur anywhere. i believe the best thing for senator franken to do is step down." but this time with cuomo figh

for him to resign, including congressman jerry nadler and alexandria ocasio-cortez.s amid allegations from six women of misconduct, current and former staff. and tonight, that news just in from new york's senators. stephanie ramos standing by with late reporting. >> also the developing headline from minneapolis tonight. the landmark wrongful death settlement in the george floyd case. the city of minneapolis agreeing to pay george floyd's family $27 million. >>> across t

alexandria, virginia. caller: good morning.ome of her colleagues and peers do not seem to have that same proclivity. could you make a comment on the fact that quite often, the newspapers and periodicals here in the u.s. showed pictures of supposedly american atrocities, however we never saw, i mean i know they did occur, atrocities committed by the viacom or the north vietnamese or south gate miss people. catherine: of course, yes. there were atrocities committed by the north vietnamese and the viacom -- gift, -- v8. i doubt the north vietnamese had photographers and journalists running around with them. we were allowed to cover vietnam on the side of the south vietnamese, and the americans to have access everywhere. this is precisely the very big difference. of course there were atrocities committed, but there was no one to record them. carrie: you were one of the few women photojournalists. . there to that make a difference? catherine: it made a tremendous difference. i was accepted very well. i think although my life as a ph

the democrats are lining up en masse breaking right now bowman, a representative from new york, alexandriatheir statement as members of the new york delegation we believe these women and we believe the reporting, we believe the attorney general, we believe that 55 members of the state legislature who have concluded that governor cuomo can no longer effectively lead in the face of so many challenges. almost as if on cue new york representative jerry nadler also calling on cuomo to step down. the final statement in his -- final sentence in his statement reads this. governor cuomo has lost the confidence of the people of new york. governor cuomo must resign. in quick succession we get these statements from leading democrats here in new york. >> martha: he said he was elected by the people of the state and not by politicians. and that he won't step down at the behest of politicians. we'll see if it changes as it increases. impeachment process is underway and so is the attorney general's investigation into this. an important part of this thing. interesting to see if continued pressure from folk

and we are not being invaded. >> tomi: i would have to disagree with alexandria ocasio-cortez, we are being invaded when you have hundreds of thousands of people coming over every month, set to reach a million this year, that is an invasion and everybody looks at those images from these detention facilities and feels very badly for those individuals, nobody wants to be in that position but i will tell you this because i have visited those facilities and spent a lot of time with border patrol agents and those that are tasked with their care, and of these images look bad, i know that's not what anyone wants to see but you have to understand, border patrol agents are being overwhelmed right now. they are being relegated to babysitters, they are not able to do their actual jobs and they are doing the best they can with the resources that they have so we need to come together as a nation and decide how we are going to get border patrol better resources but as john james said at the top of this block we really need to do is stop incentivizing people to come over here. these are children, ab

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