>> oh, yes, carolyn would still be here. by the brazos county sheriff's office. but after ynobe was arrested, it didn't take long for the college the dna. what they found? ynobe was also jamie's killer. what's that moment like? >> i remember the feeling of wanting to feel relieved, but all i could think was, this is exactly what i knew was going to happen. he struck again, another girl is dead, and another family has lost their precious daughter. >> chuck says to this day he misses jamie and has never gotten over being viewed as a suspect. >> having to spend such a long time under investigation for the death of a loved one, it hurts. >> it's like a scar. >> very much so. very much so. >> do you feel bad about that at all, that he was put through that? >> i'm sorry that he had to go through that, yes, but if i had to do the investigation over, i wouldn't change anything. i'm sorry he lost the love of his life, but we had a job to do, and we had to either arrest him for murder or clear him. we cleared him. >> but before jamie,

been to the us mexico border reporting carolyn it's good to see you how big is the surge in migrants heading for the border tonight. data from the u.s. customs and border protection shows that there has been indeed a 28 per cent increase in immigrants arrested on the southern border including unaccompanied minors but it is important to to stress that this is not a search that can be attributed exclusively to the by an administration and to his politics and the current increase in people being arrested on the border in a predictable pattern of seasonal changes in undocumented immigration the war it gets the more people there to make that dangerous journey to north america and it has always been like that also under the terms of ministration but now many of the immigrants have also heard that president biden spoke about having and planning to have a more humane immigration policy and that has of course also motivated them as well to to make this journey let me show you what i mean we went to the south and border and we reported from both sides that means also from the mexican side and

. >>> carolyn copeland is a copy editor at prism. she studies racial justice and culture. you have talked about this. like meghan, you are biracial. you have previously publicly shared that you have been on the receiving end of unfair treatment by your relatives, namely your white maternal grandparents. it's really tremendous. i would tell people to check out what you've written. it's very important to read. when you watch that interview, you know, what did that evoke for you? what were the moments where you heard things and said, yes, i connect with that. >> well, first, thanks for having me. but one of the biggest things or the biggest moments that really stuck out to me was when harry was talking about how he lives in this bubble, or used to live in a bubble and how he didn't really recognize the institutional racism within his family and this institution that he grew up with until he brought meghan in. then he started to see, he said, really quickly how race became a factor for their relationship and their marriage, and it really just speaks to how often people don't r

so sure that we will see what happens correlated to more on the story boards in washington tonight carolyn as always thank you. well the day is almost done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at the news or you can follow me at brant gulch t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. a colorful bunch if a. good states portugal candidate with a common goal making cargo shipping sustainable with more good instead of steel and wind and solar power instead of heavy oil. the world's largest emissions free cargo ship is being built in costa rica. all 3 of those are. next on d. w. . but i don't need to keep every available both for the over the bench and home the force i'm coming from a whole lot also assuming that we can come up with at least the bottom of the plan a that the nasa dragons as well as called the hard truth. on. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction good. christianity for me established itself. both religious and secular leaders want to display their power .

. >> carolyn booker is a nurse for 40 years. but that was before covid. how are you guys doing? as everyone. we are trying our best to recover now. >> do you feel like we had enough of a window into the toll that this took on nurses and doctors inside hospitals when these surges really hit? >> i don't think that there is a way to really have that type of a window. as we're talking to the families of patients who died, definitely the people who were there, who were at the bedside, it's taken a tremendous toll on them. >> there has never been such a period where even in the end when all medical interventions have come up short, the actual moment where a patient dies is one the nurse has to shepherd that person through to the other side. can you talk about that? >> well, i tell you in our hospital, we have been blessed with palliative care physicians and nurse practitioners who have helped us tremendously, and they also serve to help families and patients as they make decisions about the end of life. those individuals were instrume

charles logan, an employee in a box factory was discovered dead by his wife, carolyn logan. misses logan gave the following statement. on tuesday night, november 2, 1943, she was alone in the house when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument. she was finally able to persuade him to go upstairs to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before she also went to bed. after about a half hour she heard him moving around and shortly thereafter heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found the situation as it was treated by the model. there you go. she is downstairs. here is the shot. is what she finds. do you buy? -- this is what she finds. do you buy it? >> american history tv on c-span3. exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. this weekend, we are marking the 75th anniversary of winston churchill's iron curtain speech, regarded as one of the cold war's most iconic speeches. sunday, at 2:00 p.m., reflections on grandparents, winston churchill and harry truman. and at 4:00

we salute, again, congresswoman jackie speier, who championed this legislation, and congresswoman carolyn maloney, who has been the lead sponsor of the e.r.a. for 25 years now. i thank members on both sides of the aisle including representative tom reed of new york, for their bipartisan support in the congress, which reflects the overwhelming bipartisan support in the country. a full 94% of the public supports the equal rights amendment, including 99%, nearly unanimous support among millennials and generation z. let us not forget that in 1972, the equal rights amendment was passed by bipartisan super majorities in both chambers of congress and enjoyed the strong support of president nixon who wrote in 1968 that, quote, the task of achieving constitutional equality between the sexes is still not completed and pointed out that all republican national conventions since 1940 has supported the long time movement for equality. there is no reason why today, after 80 years of republican support, the e.r.a. should not have full bipartisan support in the congress. the resolution on the floor today

us first on "cbs this morning" to talk about this, carolyn, clearly this is a very big deal.se changes now? >> thank you so much for having me. keeping kids safe on instagram is something that's hugely important to us. and it's something we've taken seriously since the beginning of instagram. last year, we released new tools, comment filtering, all under the umbrella of protecting teens. this is just one of the latest in the slate of tools to protect teens. why we want to do it now? again, we take this seriously and we wanted to get upstream and protect teens from unwarranted interactions between adults and teens. >> so, those numbers that we cited earlier that jump out to me, 500,000 predators online every day. does that match up with what you guys monitor internally? >> so, our poll, we see that people come to irthat gram to connect with family and friends in their communities and the interactions are generally positive and safe. even in the latest report, 10,000 pieces of content, five were risky to teens. but five is too much. we're investing more technology to protect te

again not a single republican voted in favor of the bill we asked you w correspondent carolyn in washington what that means for biden's plans for a more bipartisan approach to politics. biden is doing this and this is the most important policy that he has been facing especially in the 1st months of his presidency getting checks to the americans and getting shots in their arms this is the this was his main promise and he is getting this through he has achieved it and in this case of bipartisan way is secondary but there are other things that are coming up soon where biden will have to fight for a bipartisan shape like the immigration reform and infrastructure reform and these are reforms that will definitely require 2 thirds of the votes in the senate so there is not going to be a way to get those bills through without bipartisanship and this. instrument to use now the reconciliation process that he used to get the covert relief bill through works only in very specific cases like for example this one when the bill is linked to the federal budget to brazil now that country is seeing a major s

and for more now i'm joined by our washington correspondent carolyn it to morrow she is covering this story force and she's been to the us mexico border reporting carolyn it's good to see you how big is the surge in migrants heading for the border tonight. the data from the u.s. customs and border protection shows that there has been indeed a 28 per cent increase in immigrants arrested others held on border including unaccompanied minors but it is important to stress that this is not a surge that can be attributed exclusively to the by an administration and to his politics and the current increase of people being arrested on the border sits in a predictable pattern of seasonal changes in undocumented immigration the war it gets the more people there to make that dangerous journey to north america and it has always been like that also under the terms of ministration but now many of the immigrants have also heard the president biden spoke about having and planning to have a more humane immigration policy and that has of course also motivated them as well to make this journey let me show

. >> were gonna hit that in a second let me add to the story that jerry nadler, carolyn melania alexandriao-cortez also say cuomo should step down and resign assemblyman angelo santabarbara said there be more interference from cuomo the longer he stays in office and cuomo uses the budget to build on to bully and the government watchdog says cuomo got millions of dollars in political donations for nearly 350 companies and vendors who got paid $7 billion to do work for new york under cuomo is seems like 360-degree bullying on cuomo is anything else were missing? >> he's been extremely aggressive with how he deals with the legislature in the previous guest on your show mention the comments and obstruction of justice you could say the same thing about his call to run kim in eastern retaliation that's an impeachable offense as well and he's going to use what he can to leverage and i don't want him using the budget we are close to 190 million-dollar budget for the state of new york we can't allow the butt unto governor toi use his executive powers which is due april 1 impede or deal with the inv

charles logan and employee in a box factory was discovered dead by his wife carolyn logan mrs. logan gave the following statements. on tuesday night, november 2nd 1940 3 she was alone in the house when charles came home around midnight. he had been drinking and was in a quarrelsome mood. they had an argument, but she was finally able to persuade him to upstairs to bed. she waited downstairs for him to go to sleep before. she also went to bed. after about half an hour, she heard him moving around and shortly thereafter heard a shot. she ran upstairs and found a situation as illustrated by the model. there you go. she's downstairs. here's a shot runs upstairs. and this is what she finds. do you buy it? up next on lectures in history iowa state university professor tracy lucht teaches a class about women journalists in the late 19th and early 20th century. she describes a careers of some pioneers such as nellie bly and dorothy dix and the societal pressures for women writers to balance traditional femininity with a career in journalism. in about an hour five minutes university of

. >> instagram's carolyn merrill said the activity is overwhelmingly positive. >> even one of our latest reports we saw that in over 10,000 cases of content, five were potentially risky for teens and that's too much. that's why we are investing in more technology. >> at least 20% of children reported being contacted by an an online predator. >> there's maybe 500,000 predators online a day. does that surprise you? >> yes and no. the number, yeah. that's scary to hear that. that there are people out there doing that. it doesn't surprise me. >> instagram is also updating its parent's guide so parents have the resources to help their children have a posive experien on the platform. cbs news, king app tyat match group will put in background check technology so users can screen potential love interests for violent crime, restraining orders and harassment. they are also offering users a chance to get two free coronavirus testing kits. >>> time for a check of our weather. i'm seeing some sunshine out there. >> it looks so beautiful. yeah. mostly sunny skies this afternoon across the san franci l

carolyn man no has his story. >> he was quite the hot topic on the free market.to the speculation himself. the five-time pro bowler tweeting a picture in the arizona cardinal uniform. it's a two year deal for 31 million can 21 million guaranteed. he turns 32 in two weeks. he tweeted a picture of himself saying pretty convenient when the owner is also a pilot. meantime, as the covid-19 consider of platens, alabama is planning to pack the stadium to full capacity for home games. it seats 100,000. it was limited to 20% last season. this news coming shortly after it announced it will return to traditional in person classes next fall as well. >>> in the meantime the sec says it's preparing to play the full 2021 season as planned. the schools played an all conference schedule last year. only four teams played nine of ten scheduled games. the commissioner says things are starting to look up but there are still plenty of challenges ahead. >> there's a light at the end of this tunnel but we're not done. we're not at the finish line and i want to be at the finish line more

. ♪ carolyn: from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i'm caroline hyde.omaine: the reflation trade continues, stocks closing at an all-time high. joe: the question is --"what'd you miss?" caroline: u.s. stocks closing at a record high. stop -- that novavax efficacy data coming out, helping drive the rally today. you see the nasdaq surgeon, chipmakers helping to lead that charge. the chinese semiconductor industry actually saying it will work with u.s. counterparts on chip relation issues. in the bond market, you had investors diving in. we saw stocks are doing well, and you had the announcement that there's no more quarantine needed when traveling to new york from out of state. business a sign of reopening to come in 21? -- is this a sign of more reopening succumb in 2021? ritika: -- romaine: we are getting news of new restrictions. the biden administration telling suppliers they are not allowed to expand any exports to huawei, basically tighter restrictions on those exports. a lot of this had to do with rules already in place under the trump administrati

we always loved having you on can you get the chair of your committee carolyn melania to subpoena newo you're in the minority, can you do it? >> were trying steve scalise and myself have not let up on this we stayed focus on the nursing homes abuses the nursing him cover-up with respect to the deaths and i think with the new allegation of sexual harassment you're seeing all the democrats are starting to cave on governor cuomo and i think that using the sexual-harassment to cut bait with governor cuomo calling on his resignation because are on record praising governor cuomo's leadership and handily the pandemic when in reality he was a disaster thousands of people lost their lives in and without a doubt tried to cover that up so i think the democrats are going to avoid the subpoena by hoping and praying governor cuomo resigned or gets to the point of public pressure causes the democrats to subpoena governor cuomo. elizabeth: it may end up that governor cuomo announces he's not running for reelection but until next year but we have president joe biden house speaker nancy pelosi stopping

let's discuss this now with owe mid scobee and carolyn duran.ey wrote the book, finding freedom, harry and meghan and the making of a modern royal family. i want to have you listen to something that meghan said that really needs a little more context for a non-royal obsessed audience. >> the idea of our son not being safe and also the idea of the first member of color in this family not being titled in the same way that other grand children would be -- >> she was saying, carolyn, that he would not, they learned be titled as a prince, that he would not have security. so there wouldn't be assurances of his personal protection. can you explain to us what the protocol is for those kinds of title designations and how this may have changed according to what meghan was saying, with archie. >> yes. i mean, it's called royal style in the uk. and that's what determines whether you are a lady or whether you are a master or whether you are her royal highness or his royal highness or a prince. it is very technical. and the grandchild of the reigning monarch

can you get the chair of your committee, carolyn maloney to s&p new york governor andrew cuomo?s are in the minority. are you going to do it? >> we're trying. steve scalise and myself, we have not let up on this. we've stayed focus on the nursing home abuses, the nursing home coverup with respect to the deaths. i think that with the new allegations with sexual harrassment, you're seeing all the democrats are starting to cave in on governor cuomo. i think they're using the sexual harrassment to cut bait with governor cuomo, now finally calling on his resignation because they are all on record praising governor cuomo's great leadership in handling the pandemic when in reality, he was a disaster. thousands of people lost their lives and he has, without a doubt tried to cover that up. so i think that the democrats are going to try to avoid the s&p by hoping and praying that governor cuomo resigns before it gets to the point that public pressure causes the democrats to s&p governor cuomo. elizabeth: yeah. it may end up that governor cuomo announces that he is not running for re-elect

from a civil war battlefield as you can get if you're not in a white but also to tie in with what carolyn had to say a few minutes ago that when we i finally got east and we had our own son. that's how we spent our vacations was going to civil war battlefields and far from convincing him that he should be a civil war scholar. i think he decided he would be as far away from that as he could get he he does teach in california, but he teaches literature so he's he's not into that at all, but i think bruce cotton is probably the short two word answer to what first provoked my interest in the civil war. i ended up teaching it for 30 years at the united states naval academy, which i will argue is the best job in america. mmm that's great. i was thinking about this last night the first civil war book i ever read was jack davis's battle at bull run, and i read that when i was in middle school and i had him sign it for me a few years ago when i started college at penn state it was gary gallagher's last year there and he was teaching an upper level course that i wasn't able to take but i would go i

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we're joined live right now on zoom by u c berkeley associate professor of ethnic studies carolyn chan, thank you for joining us here. >> you're welcome. good to be here. so what do you make of the. response that that the tweets were taken out of context that it wasn't looked at fully and that there was an apology in this case of with the san francisco school board member. is that enough or does more need to happen. >> we you know, i want to talk about >> you know, the way that you pose it is that there's this recent spike in this entire violence and crime. and i want to can text alliance us and i want suggest that this is not something new. >> i think that throughout american history we have always had anti-asian hate crime and we had an to asian violence. this is not something you however, we have seen a rise in anti-asian hate crime in violence since the beating of covid. and during this hate crimes have risen by 150% and we've seen that since the beginning of covid 308 to 3800 hate crimes have been reported to the organization. stop. a pr hate and i want to suggest that it's not ne

now senators schumer and kirsten gillibrand say he should resign, so does jerry nadler, so does carolynwhat is your reaction to this story? >> well, it's breathtaking that it took, what, seven women to come forward with these allegations, liz. and i would say that schumer and gillibrand just came forward today because they were being called out for not making comments about what's going on with andrew cuomo. it's also interesting to me, liz, that they keep talking about these allegations which i'm not downplaying at all, they should be investigated, there is due process. but what about the nursing home deaths? in the regards to governor cuomo. the way that he handled it and the outcome of it all is just absolutely deplorable. they're not talking about it because he's not the only one who had elderly covid-positive patients put into nursing homes in these environments because they don't want to shine a spotlight on the other democrat governors who did the same thing. elizabeth: interesting. deneen, thanks for joining us. it's good to see you. come back soon. >> thanks, liz.elizabeth just

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were told again that the number of american deaths could reach as high as 200000 las vegas mayor carolyn goodman is calling the shutdown of the state total insanity this shutdown has become one of. insanity she also compared to the flu and other viruses who died in may this somebody the consummate doctor open the city the most contagious contagion there we've seen in decades and then you have a mayor who doesn't care 2300000 people in southern nevada and we've had 100. 60 deaths isn't that in any holiday or of social distance a that you would have had far away or without it how do you know until we have a control group we offered to be a control caroline goodman offering to go lives of the vegas residents to be the control group i offered to be a control group and i was told by our. aunt to back and anderson cooper was sitting there in disbelief at the amount of that was spewing from this woman this isn't china this is a legacy nevada wow ok that's really ignorant if you can't figure out how to do this safely why are you as mayor of a city that you are sponsible for the people safety are

correspondent carolina she is covering this story force and she's been to the us mexico border reporting carolyn it's good to see you how big is the surge in migrants heading for the border tonight. data from the u.s. customs and border protection shows that there has been indeed a 28 per cent increase in immigrants arrested on the southern border including unaccompanied minors but it is important to stress that this is not a search that can be attributed exclusively to the by an administration and to his politics and the current increase in people being arrested on the border sits in a predictable pattern of seasonal changes in undocumented immigration the war it gets the more people there to make that dangerous journey to north america and it has always been like that also under the terms of ministration but now many of the immigrants have also heard the president biden spoke about having and planning to have a more humane immigration policy and that has of course also motivated them as well to make this journey let me show you what i mean we went to the south and border and we reported from b

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with the latest tonight in washington carolyn because i always think you. will the world is still reacting a day after britain's prince harry and his wife meghan gave the tell all interview with oprah winfrey make an shocked millions with her disclosures that a member of the royal family voiced concern over which skin color their son could have and there was no immediate response from buckingham palace to this revelation now the palace has finally broken its silence in a statement is you know by help of the queen the statement reads the whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the ones she years have been for harry and meghan the issues raised particularly that of race are concerning while some recollections may vary they are taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately harry meg and she will always be much loved family members. let's take this story now to london to. build joins me with more twists and turns in this royal drama good evening she used charlotte so we've got a statement from buckingham palace

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if you were in think you might have to ask yourself why bay area writer carolyn copeland has experiencedwithin her own family mother was and when she started hitting my father my grandparents for several years after i was born harry and meghan interview. >>really spoke to how often people don't realize that they're only families are assessed as society continues to see more interracial couples. copeland believes it's important for them to recognize the issues do exist. >>and to listen to your partner if they arise know, this is a deal right here in the situation where i feel like people are treating me differently listen to them and believe them, but i think it's really important for people to pay to pay close attention when they bring in a person of color back and your family may not be as well as you think they are reporting in san francisco noelle bellow kron 4 news. >>coming up next house democrats are working to try to strengthen our nation's gun laws. why that may prove to be difficult to passing those proposals. governor newsome preparing to give his most important state of the st

as the member designated by chairwoman carolyn maloney, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that chairwoman maloney will vote yea on h.res. 188. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman zoe lofgren, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that chairwoman lofgren will vote yea on the previous question. as the member designated by chairwoman carolyn maloney, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that chairwoman maloney will vote yea on the previous question. as the member designated by congressman brandon boyle, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that congressman boyle will vote yea on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. luetkemeyer from missouri, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. luetkemeyer will vote no on ordering the previous question. as the member designated by mr. smith from new jersey, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform

yeah, carolyn. >> the civil rights act, 1964, finally -- >> no. yes, but it was legislation. it was legislation. the broader -- browder versus gayle court case. you have five plaintiffs. eventually one drops out because she's harassed. you have five plaintiffs who bring this court case against mayor gayle and the city of montgomery and the bus company. looking at that list of plaintiffs, notice any absences? who is not there? >> rosa parks. >> rosa parks is not there. during her trial on the 5th, they changed what she had been charged with. she was charged with violating the city ordnance and not giving up her seat. and the city ordinance says if there was seats available, african-americans could sit on them. the state ordinance said that african-americans had to obey whatever the bus said. it was amended in the middle of the trial and her lawyer went to appeal it because it was under appeal, she couldn't be the test case. she's not involved in this case. any other absences you might notice here? there's no men. and there's an appeal for men. and edie nixon says that a montgo