cory juggles that part of their life. >> how is cory as a mother? >> fantastic.as a great mom. there was nothing that she didn't do it for those kids. >> cory's days were filled with diapers, platelets, and tantrums. but even then, this great mom never forgot how to be a good daughter. in early 2006, her dad john was dying of cancer. >> that was a major event for all of you. >> that was a major event. >> john's the klein? >> well, for years he had it. and the last six months of his life she came every night at 5:00 and sat for an african hour and visited. that was her time with him. >> born down from the stress of caregiving, raising four kids. it wasn't any wonder when cory herself fell ill. it was the weekend before valentine's day, 2006. >> she was feeling poorly. >> feeling poorly how? what was she ailing from? >> just flu like symptoms. throwing up. we thought she had the flu. >> but on monday, the night before valentine's day, cory still managed to get the kids valentine's day cards ready for school the next day. her daughter, then 12, remembers currying up

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thank you cory booker.nt to reckon it's instinct that senator tim scott whose partnership of course hope this passes legislation. and congressman bobby. [applause] had kept this a fight alive for so many years in the united states congress. congressman you have dedicated your career to guiding our nation toward justice and i thank you. [applause] and thank you to so many other leaders who are gathered here who helped us reach this very important day. leaders who witness the brutal reality of lynching such as ali gordon, reverend wheeler parker cousins of emmett till. for home the stories of these crimes are not lines in a history book, but vivid memories. so today, we are gathered to do unfinished business. to acknowledge the horror and part of our history to state unequivocably that lynching is and always has been a hate crime. and to make clear that the federal government may now prosecute these crimes as such. lynching is not a relic of the past. racial acts of terror still occur in our nation. and when

>> reporter: cori, absolutely.cans into the house and senate and rebuild the republican majority. the rally also featured a lot of the familiar grievance, a lot of lies about the 2020 election, but also, as you mentioned, a lot of eyes where on one of the special guests, representative madison cawthorn who has been in the news a lot recently for controversial comments he's made. he called the president of ukraine, zelenskyy, a thug. he said on a podcast that he had been invited to orgies and witnessed people using cocaine in washington, dc. and all of those remarks have led some of his colleagues, his republican colleagues, to pull away from him and to grow incredibly frustrated with him in recent days. but if the crowd here in north carolina was any indication, cori, those comments haven't cost him support among conservatives in this state, he received one of the warmest welcomes, besides trump, of the night. >> i'll tell you, the levers of power in washington, dc are controlled by dark forces. we have the halls o

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representative cori bush from mi is here tonight.congress from missouri, hard to believe just last year, incredibly dynamic person, has an incredible life story. and molly shannon is here tonight with a-- ( applause ) a memoir. >> jon: yes. >> stephen: just a beautiful memoir. hilarious person, heartfelt memoir. speaking of heartfelt experiences, people in new york here, people in the audience can tell you, a little shaken today because of the events that happened in brooklyn, absolutely horrible scene of a shooting on a train in brooklyn this morning. a man got onto the train, through an improvised sort of smoke bomb device, and started shooting people on the train. 29 people have injuries. 10 people were shot. five people are in critical but stable position. so far, thankfully, there have been no fatalities. but it's still-- it's such a troubling and such a horrifying news to hear. and the person is still at large. no one know where's this person is. you live in brooklyn. did-- were you anywhere near this? did this affect you comin

this is significant, cori.een members of trump's inner circle, like steve bannon, dan scavino, mark meadows, have their criminal contempt referrals sent to the justice department. but so far the former president himself hasn't officially been involved. now committee vice chair was asked about this on cnn this morning. take a listen. >> we have not made a decision about referrals on the committee. i think that it is absolutely the case, absolutely clear that what president trump was doing, what a number of people around him were doing, that they knew it was unlawful, and they did it anyway. i think what we've seen is a massive and well-organized and well-planned effort that used multiple tools to try to overturn an election. >> reporter: cheney went on to dispute reports of a dispute between committee members. she said and has said for months that the evidence is out there. one specific piece of evidence she's referenced publicly is a federal judge's ruling last month that says, quote, there is a more likely tha

i am cori coffin. next door starts right now. arts right now ,.ptions of what is happening on the ground here in ukraine, they are graphic. they are disturbing, and difficult to watch. this is not going to be typical sunday morning fair. some of the worst images we have seen so far, from vladimir putin's brutal roy of choice are coming to light today. some of the worst images you may ever see on television. we must watch, we must bear witness, because it is the truth to which we cannot and must not shield arrives. with that warning, let's get to it. ukrainian forces say they have fully liberated areas in towns around kyiv, however any celebration about that liberation is more than overshadowed by what has been discovered in the wake of the russian retreat. while ukrainian flags may fly once again in these towns, they are flying over the bodies of dozens, hundreds, perhaps thousands of dead ukrainian civilians. killed and witnessed by russian troops. for nothing other than being ukrainian.

cory, thanks very much for being with me this morning. >> thank you so much, maria. mills joining us this morning in florida. >>> coming up, republican minority leader kevin mccarthy joins me from eastern europe. he is on the ground in poland meeting with u.s. troops and allies about the refugee crisis and whether ukraine is getting the weapons that biden promised. more on his visit to poland and romania after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ "how bizarre" by omc ♪ no annual fee on any discover card. ♪ ♪ "peace of mind." such a big, beautiful idea. and for us at booking.com this means - free cancellation on most bookings. it's a bit functional. but we'll gladly be functional. so you can be free. booking.com booking.yeah this is what real food looks like fresh real meat and veggies. the food dogs where built to eat. the farmer's dog is changing the way we feed our pets. visit tryfarmersdog.com to see your dogs personalized meal plan. maria: welcome back. millions of people are fleeing ukraine and finding safety in poland are. the first lady of poland, mrs. duda, told me she is expecting 5

please welcome, congresswoman cori bush!stephen: please have a seat. of course, we've spoken before. i interviewed you once before over zoom during the height of covid. so nice to have you in person. >> i know, in person is so different. we've got the audience, and the energy. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: we don't have to wait for the internet lag between the two of us. last week there was a historic moment. >> yes. >> stephen: ketanji brown jackson became the first african american woman to be named to the supreme court. ( cheers and applause ) you were at this white house celebration. >> i was. >> stephen: last friday. what are you going to take with you, what are you going to remember from that historic day? >> first of all, the day before the weather in d.c. was gloomy and drizzling, and, you know, it was so cold by 11:00 that night, i was still out walking around. and it was just freezing, and i'm wondering, what is the next day going to be like for this, this ceremony that is supposed to be this joyous experienc

there is no moral there, cory.in, you have run into problems with twitter. >> absolute hero. look i hope he makes twitter great again and brings back donald j. trump and stop what is going on. please, just put in and edit so people can modify things like if they make a single error. >> greg: the problem is you can edit it though... pico to say something totally different. >> greg: yes, that is what i would do. >> everything is managed by a character so why not 17 characters? but i tell you what the best thing you came up with is utilizing twitter as a homeless shelter. that is the best thing to do. i didn't see any use but i was censored to defend to be a mission act and everything i said was 100% true. imagine how many people were fan or suspend for saying hunter biden laptop was true and now it is. so what will they do, retroactively make you a blue check? they censored enough conservatives. >> greg: kat, what is his and matt game? you talk to him regularly. >> you are not supposed to tell anybody that appeared t

cori, there have also been strikes here in lviv this morning. a number of cruise missiles hitting this western city, according to the mayor cori >> hearing about that, we'd ask you to stay safe, raf. thank you for those updates. and it is only a matter of time to see what is going to happen with mariupol. thank you, raf >>> well, new clashes and protests erupted in jerusalem as holidays where three major religions converged. the violence and fears of more bloodshed may be on the horizon. j josh lederman gets up to speed >> reporter: with thousands flocking on this easter passover and ramadan holiday, fresh violence in the old city these fireworks set off not in celebration, but in protest. some fired from inside the revered al aqsa mosque, according to israeli police. the temple mount is judaism's holiest site and the third holiest in islam the clashes erupting after israeli police entered the compound to make way for jewish visitors israeli officials say 18 palestinians were arrested for throwing rocks and fireworks, damaging the mosque. palest

i'm cori coffin. >> and i'm steven romo have a great monday.don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music] >>> russia rebuffed. ukraine digs in as the kremlin steps up its assault on the country, plus the latest on a deadly missile strike hitting lviv just this morning >> inside the new missile test the country claims will boost its nuclear capabilities. >>> panic at a party in pittsburgh a gunman starts shooting the latest on the search for that shooter. >>> before you pour that bow

corie, when you talk about best buy, you don't talk about equipment. you don't talk about the beautiful store. you talk about purpose why? >> purpose is the foundation of why we exist on the planet our purpose we believe is to enrich lives through technology. and don't confuse wit a tag line it is genuinely why we exist on the planet if you were to talk to any employee in this store, they do their job because they want to help the customer accomplish something. not for just a skew or a product, the customer wants to do something they want a better home office they want a better kitchen they want to entertain with their kids i think for our employees, really staying focused on the reason why we exist on the planet, differently than anyone else has been really core to our beliefs. >> to some degree, that has to explain why you have among the lowest turnover of any retailer. turnover being the bane of the profit existence. >> of course you have to pay fairly of course you need to be competitive. you also have to have an array of benefits that are specific

cory, thanks very much for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me, maria.battlefield? we are six weeks into this war. we have heard from president zelenskyy begging for help in terms of coverage in the air yparticularly those in mega 29 jets. how would you assess the battlefield? >> it really appears as if biden is trying to slow or this war. maybe on the benefits of military-industrial complex lobbyist in that neo- libs who are wanting to get boots on the ground or hope that whatever putin makes a mistake that impacts one of those database countries countries that annex article five. this is a huge mistake in a huge misstep. what it is is vladimir putin, just like with chairman she just like the president of iran theys see a weakness in our national security because of box withdrawal in afghanistan but our team and i know very well with joe biden was going to skip going to $1.3 trillion was abused renewable energy for the batteries joe biden was to push the tesla and other types of cars in america.e he also wants to go ahead and allow them to geopoliticall

cory booker speech right there.have to feel for her because she spent that time kissing her husband with a mask on for no reason. have you seen that insanity, tucker carlson? come on, man! although i like the fact she encourages people to kiss with masks on because we know there is one border she doesn't want people crossing, you know what i'm saying? [laughter] this is the thing, okay performative stupidity like this is why kamala harris is pulling behind isis. she is getting on tv and pushing the vaccine by telling everybody it didn't work, tucker! this is like me saying my wife and i are expecting a baby. thank god we were a condom or she would be a lot more pregnant than she is right now. come on, man! they did this again and again. if you want people to take a vaccine don't tell them it doesn't end good appear there is a reason the cruise line does not show scenes from titanic dug the commercials. come on! >> tucker: you have to wonder. i guess they've already cashed their stocks. [laughter] but if you -- how d

despite all of that, cory, why is joe biden doing it anyway?well i will tell you right now i laugh when the hhs secretary said they go by the cdc guidelines. these are the same guidelines that you and i must match air transportation but how safe i had to go ahead and allow the borders. it is a laughable joke. the real problem we have fentanyl coming across poisoning americans. we have human trafficking and child sex trafficking both of which should be human and health services issue. but instead, they are trying to play politics because the reality is title 42, which was put in under the trump administration, i think should be a permanent policy. expel people for trying to violate the sovereignty of our nation and those trying to invade and violate our laws on the borders, i think these are people that should be expelled. but this is not the first time. we knew even during the candidacy of joe biden, large migrant caravans are coming to the border with kamala harris and joe biden t-shirts. so, this is something that benefits them from a politic

>> reporter: cori, good morning. all morning here the air raid sirens have been blaring after a russian missile strike near the train station here in lviv the mayor says six people were killed in that attack. 11 were injured including a child. three of the targeting that hit were military targets. but they also hit a civilian car repair shop. it's pretty unusual for strikes to happen this far west. we've been talking all week end. but this is vladimir putin asserting nowhere in ukraine is out of his range of missiles part of what's so shocking is that station has been an absolute lifeline for civilians fleeing the fighting in the east, coming here to the relative safety of the west. lviv is known as a place where people can come, be safe, prepare to cross the border going further west, but this morning that sense of security absolutely shattered by russian cruise missiles raining down from the sky. >> hearing those air raid sirens while you were live with us was certainly alarming they defied demands to surrender the

. >> reporter: cori, that's right. president zelenskyy says the u.s. and its nato allies have a moral duty to help protect freedom here in ukraine, and he points out if his forces had the kind of sophisticated weaponryr. now, his call for new weapons comes as ukraine faces russian forces along that very long new front all across the east of this country ukrainian lines appear to be holding so far, but they say they need more weapons president biden is pledging more artillery, but it is not clear whether that artillery will arrive in time to make a difference on the battlefield. the pentagon says it assesses the russians have lost a quarter of their overall combat power. that means 1 in 4 of their tanks, artillery and aircraft are no longer available to them. but they still have an enormous numerical advantage as they go up in the east, and the british saying today they expect russia to concentrate its air strikes in the east going forward, but these missile strikes herein lviv and kyiv and other cities across the center and west of ukraine are a remind

to look for opportunities for the opening of safe cory vase with local cessation of hostilities and to guarantee that they are actually effective. simultaneously, we recognize that we face a crisis unit, rises in multiple thousands of civilians are in dire need of life saving humanitarian assistance and many evacuation. the united nations is ready to fully mobilize its human and logistical resources to help save lives in value. paul, my proposal is for a coordinated work of united nations, the international committee of ref, cross, and ukraine. and the russian federation forces to enable the safe evacuation of those civilians want to leave both inside the as all star plan and in the city. in any direction they choose and to the lever lumen italian know the requires. and this is not just the boats. lot is happening in ukraine as we are seeing shock waves around the oils. that emetic, as celebration of the increase of the prices for food and energy that was already thinking place in the last ears are causing enormous suffering through hundreds of millions of the most loanable people worl

at the close of those hearings for judge jackson, after multiple 12-hour days, cory booker pay tribute to the historic nomination. >> you faced insults here that was shocking to me. actually, not shocking. you are here because of that kind of love. nobody is taking this away from you. so, you have five more folks to go through. five more of us. and then, you can sit back and have all the debates. i'm going to tell you, it's going to be a well charted senate floor because it is not going to stop. they are going to accuse you of this and that. heck, in honor of the person shares your birthday, you might be called a communist. but don't worry, my sister. don't worry. god has got you. how do i know that? because you are here. i know what it has taken it for you to sit in that seat. >> senator cory booker is a democrat from new jersey, as you just heard, he questioned judge jackson before hearings of the senate judiciary committee. he voted to confirm her today. senator, i have heard many people who won't after that exchange that i'm not letting anyone steal my joy, line. it has become a ma

cory?erns. the vice president addressing that when it comes to the supreme court in light of ginni thomas' text messages calling for the overturning of the 2020 election. >> reporter: yes, that's right. joy reid did a lightning round with vice president kamala harris and asked about the text messages from ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, to then chief of staff mark meadows, and these were conversations about overturning the 2020 election. it's no surprise that ginni thomas is a conservative activist. she's supported conservative causes for years and years, but these comments about going and trying to overturn the election were certainly to another level that republicans and democrats both found issue with. here is what kamala harris had to say about those comments. >> i definitely think that the court needs to take a critical look at its rules around ethics, and that relates to a series of issues that have come up over the years. >> reporter: now what a supre

judge jackson, for multiple 12-hour days of bad faith attacks on the right, theocratic the senator cory jackson -- pay tribute to the historic nomination. >> you faced insults here that we're talking to me. well actually, not talking. but you are here because of that kind of love. and nobody is taking this away from you. so you have five more folks to go through. five more of us. we and then you can sit back and have all the debates. i will tell you, it's going to be a well charted senate floor because it's not going to stop. they are going to accuse you of that and this, and honor of someone who shares a birthday, you may be called of communist. but don't worry, my sister. don't worry god has got. you. and how do i know that? because you are here. and i know what it has taken for you to sit in that seat. >> senator cory booker is a democrat from new jersey, as you just heard, he questioned judge jackson before hearings of the senate judiciary committee. and he voted to confirm her today. senator, i have heard many people quote after that exchange, i'm not letting anyone steal my joy li

also up to a 1000 civilians to a truck to in the of the town and for whom there is no humanitarian. cory door evacuation inside so far and abuse of any size or was reporting with us for from rather the city of levine in the west of ukraine is a city that escaped much of the conflict. it's population is more than doubled as ukrainians flee the fighting while they may have found relative physical safety. their minds are still very much focused on the war life on the streets and in the cafes of living looks almost normal. residents are getting on with their everyday business as best as they can. dad determined not to let the world change. some are even thinking about the future. it's really important to continue to improve our economic. and i think that is very, very important to work. now. it is short boot, but i was shocked. was 1st 2 weeks at the war. then i came back to normal life lucia, when you been asked me why i didn't use the bunker for protection, i say that i trust our army. levine has not been completely untouched. by the war and the daily ever sirens are a reminder of the thre

cori bush who has led the charge new fec filings show she spent over $300,000 now on private security reaction to this? this is not just hypocrisy, people lost their lives because of this movement. >> she is shameless. she said many times that she still believes in defunding the police and when asked about her blatant hypocrisy she certainly says that her life is more important than ours and her constituents. of course this is also a democrat that doesn't believe in the second amendment, doesn't believe in the law enforcement that we have in this country. but she believes she is more important than we are and that her safety and security because of work that she is doing to destroy our country is more important than the average american. so, again, i will say remember that come election time. remember the democrats that believe that they're above you and their safety and security is more important than yours or mine. >> todd: colin kaepernick revealing is he desperate to return to the nfl. >> when i first took a knee meijer's were went to number one. unlv is supposed to be amaker to c

and cory booker walked away from negotiating table with senator tom scott when it came to police reformnot held up the end of the bargain on doing something. second, when it comes to black lives matter organization the foundation, they have been shown to be conducting themselves in a lot of activities that are problematic. they are not being held accountable. they spent millions of dollars on mansions. you have the mother tamir rice stop a drink to the community and actually do something to help the community. you have the father of michael brown sued for $20 million for not supporting the community and her people like cory brooks, still sitting and trying to build something on chicago. black lives matter could have wrote a check to him years ago. but they haven't because they were not doing anything to be present in the community. be present to help the community organization. they have proven themselves to be fraudulent and handling of money and held accountable as well as corporate donors who gave to them need to be held accountable as well. >> carley: robert patillo and paris dennar

it i mean, you even saw during the confirmation hearings, when senator cory booker had that monologue moment, where he said to the judge, she has earned this spot. and that she deserved to be here. in that moment, we saw booker really speak to what it meant to have a government and a court that was reflective of the lived experiences of a wider range of americans they than they had ever had before. the first black woman now being elevated to the supreme court. and you saw that, frankly, even today, when vice president kamala harris, suggested not to write a letter to write a black letter to black women in their lives. and raphael warnock did that. saying he rode to confirm ketanji brown-jackson, the first supreme court--who has hair like yours and looks like you. >> the idea you have to see it to believe it is so important. and for that little girl, she sought. >> yes. >> can you explain to me what rand paul was doing today? >> he was not where he was supposed to be. this was a vote that was starting at 1:45 and everyone knew when the vote was starting. everyone knew when they walked

joining us now, one of the senators who voted yes to jackson's nomination, cory booker.d as you took in this historic confirmation in the u.s. senate chamber today? >> i mean, the energy in that room and the overwhelming emotion was just laid evident. i talked to staff, people who work the floor in the senate and that have been there for of them decades, they have never seen a confirmation vote like that, where you could feel the electricity, the anticipation and when that final vote came, i just was overwhelmed and it is almost like you could witness the arc of the more universe bending a little bit more tow towards justice in our country and a long pathway of struggle to be a more perfect union really would be advanced. >> and once she's sworn in, she's a justice for 30, 40 years, she's going to be around for a long time. i want to play this moment for you, senator. a moment, a memorable moment during her confirmation hearing. watch this. >> you got here how every black woman in america who has gotten anywhere has done. by being -- like ginger rogers said, i did everyt

guess, a real reality check i don't know if you caught it but pretty amazing, when we sat down with coryactually doing, not just the spreadsheet, look at the merchandise, turns out it's going pretty darn well, she told us a terrific story, despite best comparisons, best buy got a great future and importantly, a supremely cheap stock, four times earning nearly, three times earning nearly four% dividend, 40% pull back from november highs and now people are starting to get higher, are you kidding me last night shows, got a call at dick's sporting goods, one of my favorite retailers, amazing, at a stock, this used to trade 25, 30, mostly because it's written off as a covid winner and it looks like 2022 will be a mile down year for them i throw the card market that i like the stocks at these levels. stocks so down from its highs, not much danger getting eviscerated if you buy it. but that best buy interview and the question about dick's, it got me thinking, how many of these stories are out there. how many quality retailers out there trading at nearly 10 times earnings or even less, the sign

the exception to that could be cory booker. see it happening, again, unless president biden decides not to seek re-election. >> so david, to you as a former republican, no longer associated with the party, are there any names that you could get behind? >> i think that list really looks backwards to be honest, and i agree with my fellow panelists this morning that you have to look for a new chapter in democratic politics, and you look to statehouses. vice president harris will be in the mix. you could look at michigan with governor whitmer, and grisham, and there are two names that come to the top with me. bra shear leading kentucky, and roy cooper a democrat elected twice in a state that donald trump won twice. you have to ask the question. how did roy cooper win in 2016 when trump won and get re-elected in 2020 when trump won? it's a question we have to ask as we saw in the last election. are you going to go the pathway of that person that tries to bridge partisanship within the united states or do you choose a bold, progressi

. >> hey, you and cory booker have the same hey, it's still a 63 majority on the high court for conservative justices. does that concern you? >> this is about elected and a and we have to make politics aside that we a president who are going to win the openings. put people on the supreme court who reflect the majority of the values of our country and want to equal justice under the lot and who speak out for those and look at judicial decisions for the people who have been marginalized in our country for the environment, our brothers and sisters for everyone who has been set out. and every policy that has led to corporate takeovers, for example, that really diminish the voices of people we made that supreme court justice who are going to protect our democracy. and so arc the universe is long, but it bends toward justice. so this is another day and that are bending toward justice. but we still have a heck of a long way to go in as an african american woman who was only the 20th woman ever elected to congress in 1998. i know how long that is. that will never give up. and we're gonna keep fighti

cory conners. everyone conners is buying the rounds tonight at the salty dog. that's a hole in one on the par 3 seven. that's the worst rule in sports. i don't get why the person who made the hole in one is buying. a beautiful sun set. conners is tied for third, three shots behind leader cameron young. >>> this is the great news we love to end on. legendary college basketball commentator rang victory bell yesterday after doctors say he is now cancer free. he battled lymphoma for seven months and missed many games last college basketball season due to the lymphoma. things you love to see and hear is that right there. we end the show with "that's awesome, baby." back to you. >> love to see that. >>> 4:57. >> a big deadline for san francisco's redistricting task force today. what can happen if they don't approve a new map. >>> san francisco redistricting task force missed a crucial deadline. what that can mean, coming up. >>> why california is delaying its vaccine mandate for schools until next year. >>> twitter's board has a lot to think about. we talk to experts

. >> reporter: new jersey democratic senator cory booker defending judge jackson. >> you have earnedf today's yes votes coming from republicans. senator susan collins, lisa murkowski, and mitt romney. >> i hope we can get back to a time where we have bipartisan support for qualified supreme court nominees. because it's important for public confidence in the court. >> having spent time with her personally and reviewing her testimony before congress, i became convinced that she unless the mainstream. >> three republican votes, again in a moment in which it's very difficult to ever achieve anything bipartisan in the senate, i do think that's quite significant. >> reporter: her impact is already being felt. >> here she is achieving the highest possible achievement a lawyer in this country could have. i think every american, if they sit back and think about that, should be proud. >> judge jackson has opened a lot of doors. people will think that, because there's a black woman on the supreme court now, there's no "youan bausehi alack woman that af today. our thanks to rachel. >>> coming up

i want to go back to something you said we haven't talked about enough is work from home i'm with cory barry today, the ceo of best buy. >> yep. >> when the pandemic started, people just did this kind of ad hoc -- basically what i would say is built offices now they realize, you know, we're not going back let's build a realoffice and that is happening. and you know at the corner stone of a real office >> it gets us there. i'm glad you brought up work from home. when we look back on the pandemic, the line will be there as one of the most significant outcomes was a forever change in the way that people used to work people may not believe it but we didn't really go into this in a great detail dimon's letter earlier in the week he spent a lot of time talking about -- and basically saying it's true. >> totally ignored my people. >> we're going to be working differently. by the way, this is a company jpmorgan that is building a magnificent new tower on park avenue and 49th street they took down good old 270 and will have a lot of employees there. he said generally speaking, many employees, a

she spoke to the government of the bvi, who has been overseeing a commission of an cori into separatef corruption in the caribbean tax avon. today, it concluded there were gross failures of government in the bvi and evidence of serious dishonesty and recommended the elected government be suspended at the governor take over direct rule for two years. >> i pledge that the best interest of the people of bvi will continue to be my overriding concern, ensuring transparent, honest and open governance in accordance with the rule of law to strengthen the foundations of the british virgin islands. reporter: the foreign secretary, visiting the netherlands today, said the report showed substantive change was needed in the islands, but she has yet to decide whether she will accept the recommendations of the commission. as for mr. foy, he is expected in court in miami later today. james landau, bbc news. samantha: we will have more on that after he makes the court appearance. that is it for me. you can get in touch with me on twitter @ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is pro

she's not out of the judicial nor democrats, including new jersey senator cory booker defended jackson and said her work as a trial judge makes her even more qualified to become the first black woman to serve on the high court. judge jackson is poised now to make american history. the committee vote was delayed for several hours because california democratic senator alex padilla is plane was delayed. it's going to be. >> republicans versus democrats. democrats needed all 11 senators on the committee present to advance the confirmation with a tie vote. >> this senate voted to discharge the nomination in a simple majority this afternoon, which means the full senate could begin formal debate on this confirmation tomorrow. for now live in washington, i'm anna wiernicki. vicki, back to you. yeah. so just just really recently at 3 republicans have >> said that they're going to support the nomination. but, you even in spite of that, the democrats have enough votes to confirm jackson on the full senate floor. >> that's right. full senate really only need a simple majority confirm jackson, whic

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including their special relationship and his mother "early today" starts right now >> good morning, i'm cori coffman. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera after a meeting with top generals the white house is expected to announce another large shipment of military aid to ukraine this comes as russia intensifies its attacks on ukraine's eastern cities ukraine's president says the situation in mariupol is extremely severe let's get a live update now from nbc's raf sanchez in lviv. raf, we're seeing reports vladimir putin is declaring success now in mariupol. >> reporter: frances, that's right. in just the last few minutes vladimir putin appearing on russian state television and saying he sees no need for his forces to storm that steel plant in mariupol where the remaining ukrainian defenders are holed up he says he's content to maintain the siege of that plant while his troops take control of the rest of the city now, in one sense that doesn't really change anything on the ground you know, his forces will continue to surround that plant, ukrainians will continue tool remain inside, but it

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm cori coffman. the face masks are coming off after a federal judge struck mask man dalt. biden's federal brie, break it down for us >> reporter: the cdc's travel mask mandate struck down by the district court judge, a trump appointee and former clerk for supreme court justice clarence thomas she said the cdc did not have the legal authority to impose the mask mandate and that the government broke the law by doing it without first seeking public comment the ruling immediately setoff widespread changes the tsa released a statement saying it will no longer enforce the mask mandate on public transportation and transportation hubs. airlines including delta, united, jet blue and southwest announced masks will now be optional on domestic flights new jersey transit and the mta said they're still going to require masks on trains in d.c. and philadelphia masks will be optional and amtrak says riders and employees no longer need to wear masks. so this ruling by the judge definitely having an impact widespread