tucker, i'm going to start with you. what do you hear that the global investment right in the low carbon transition has reached now 1.8 trillion, right. in 2023. how do you feel about this? are you encouraged by this? are we on the right track, do you think, to achieve net zero? so i think those are two very different questions. you you have to be encouraged about $1.8 trillion of money out there because that that money will drive vision and will drive interest. i would say, i think from what the if you look past i wish we had invested a little bit less in some shiny objects thinking about maybe hydrogen gin or some easy to decarbonize areas. i think now the pendulum is swinging here and we're beginning to rethink how does propane fit into this conversation? how does renewable energy fit into this conversation? what how can we quickly decarbonize some areas that we really haven't talked about medium duty trucking, heavy duty truck ports, diesel consumption in general. so long winded way of saying, yes, you have to love 1

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wanda tucker, she is a descendent of william tucker, the first child born into slavery in america.ht. i know you are probably still jetlagged from this trip, getting back to virginia. what would you like to add, that you think people should know about your family history and its meeting today? >> thank you, lawrence, it is an honor to be here with you. i want people to know that my family's story came through many generations, and our family members continue to tell the story to be remembered, from generation, to generation, to generation, and our story is also built on the foundation of our family history and genealogist, jeannie williams, who has since deceased. she did a lot of legwork that led me and my family to be at this place, so we cannot forget her, as she continued to tell the story throughout her lifetime, and she told that story to everyone that she met. she did not want our ancestors to be forgotten. >> it turns out, the chances of a president of the united states going to angola were very low. president biden is the first of all the presidents to ever go to angola, i

tucker. so that's exactly why we wanted to sit down with someone like her. but as you heard her say in this piece, she faces a ton of backlash for even stepping into this conflict and just this morning, cnn reported that the live stream platform twitch has had advertisers pull out because of their content creators speaking about israel and palestine. dana. so this is just a very controversial hot button issue for any social media star to step into. >> yeah, it sure is. thank you so much for that terrific report elizabeth. and coming up a parting shot, mitt romney is warning against those who quote tear at our unity as he says goodbye to the us senate. that's next cnn heroes an all star tribute meet and celebrate the honorees, then find out who will be hero of the year plus a special tribute to michael j fox, cnn heroes, an all star tribute sunday at eight on cnn. >> i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's? >>

but here we have tucker carlson, doing a 2nd interview with a russian leader. um, a, uh the, the russian for administer probably the, you know, the biggest, uh, certainly in, in, uh, foreign relations, the biggest voice in russia. uh outside of put and then lever off speaking in, in, you know, fluent english. and this is, i think, a way for the russian government to explain each point of view not only to the incoming trump administration, but to the american people in general. that it is a big part of it is, is a, a kind of a cry, a desperate cry, where we're on the break. let's seriously de escalate. mm hm. so mark, already 3 and a half 1000000 views of this interview. and that's just on the x platform and people can view this on youtube, spotify here on, on our t. i'm, i'm wondering what kind of impact do you think this interview can actually have on the american public's perception of russia and more specifically, the ukraine conflict. because up into, up until now, i mean people in america really haven't gotten the truth about what's going on to yeah, i'm,

the top diplomat made moscow's priority is clear in a major interview with american journalists and tucker, carlson. the use of long range weapons against mainland russian demands a response. according to circuit law problems and moscow has sent a clear signal was the arrested missile that should be taken seriously. they must understand that we would be rigid to use any indians not to allow them to succeed in what they called strategic gc. the fresh the foreign minister goes on to say, washington, london and tele fees are likely back or the terrorist and syria. as soon as the countries army confirms read applying units on the outskirts upon law prevents civilian casualties and pipes with militants. and has the reports over 60 states fire violations by israel, so we must forget the many killed just before the truce took effect or to use towards fundamentals that story and delivers more extensive reports from the southern level. not just i was before the sci fi or agreement came into place to promised in the official men were killed here on this very spot, the from our headquarters in moscow

mind of tucker carlson. do you have a role of what he is playing behind the scenes or who is pulling the strings right now? >> when you think about the right-wing media, you had fox news and rush limbaugh. he had the narrative. he had a world view and story teller. when he died, few people stepped into the void. the two that stepped into that was tucker carlson the other was bannon. he's right about one thing that the tucker carlson's world view and narrative and the story that he's tell being america and the rest of the world, and it is not a good story, that a lot of the picks and possibles of the professionalization of maga is coming from tucker's world view. but i would not discard brandon's world view. they are independent. they are related. i don't think he's picking individual people. i think he's telling a big story that only certain characters can be casted for. >> it is great to talk to you. >>> we have a lot for to get to tonight, including the arrest of the man that is accused of killing a health

the tuckers learned their family history around the dinner table. that history led wanda here to angola a few years ago. she didn't know how to speak the language but that didn't matter. when she arrived, she said she felt something profound, like she'd come home. that was her comment to me. she called it the connection without words. ladies and gentlemen, i'm here today to honor that connection between our people and to pay tribute to the generations of angolans and american families like the tuckers who have served in government for -- i've served in government for over 50 years. i know i only look like i'm 40 years old. but i've been around. i hate to admit it. for 50 years. but not 50 years -- in that 50 years i've learned a lot. perhaps most importantly i've learned that while history can be hidden, it cannot and should not be erased. it should be faced. it's our duty to face our history. the good, the bad and the ugly. the whole truth. that's what great nations do. that's why i chose to speak here at the national slavery museum today. just as

that is where tucker's influence really is. i don't think he is picking individual people but telling a big story that only certain characters can be casted for. >> the synthesizers. neither of whom is on fox news. angela, great to talk to you. thanks for your time. >>> we have a lot more to get to including the arrest of the man suspected of killing a health care executive and the acquittal of the defendant in the new york city subway choke hold trial. what does the public reaction to those two very big stories say about us as a country? but first, donald trump is promising to make his critics pay. i will talk to a congresswoman about coming retribution next. n about coming retribution next. voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry ey

and he was also asked by tucker carlson about the american establishment. who do you think has been making foreign policy decisions in the united states? is a question in the united states to yes, i haven't seen the new blinking for 4 years. or 2 years ago. i think at the judgment assignment piece i system came up to me during that meeting and said that the new ones to talk just for 10 minutes. i left the room, we shook hands and she said something about the need to de escalate and so on. and so forth, so i hope she's not going to be and visit me. since i am disclosing this by said, we don't want to scroll a if you want to inflict started you defeat the, for the rest. if you said no, no, no, no, it does not. it doesn't upset the judy feet below, but it is only in the dream. you've not spoken to him sense or have you spoken to any of the officials in the body ministration? samsung loans on through in the incoming config just so you know, when they see it. so when somebody sees and the american talking to me or your been talking to me, your dns running their

i think that is where tucker's influence is. i think he is actually telling a big story that only certain characters can be casted for. >> the synthesizers. neither of whom is on fox news, both on their independent platforms. angelo carusone, great to talk with you. >>> we have a lot more to get to tonight including the man arrested for suspecting killing of united healthcare's ceo, and a military man arrested for a subway killing. >>> donald trump is promising to make his critics pay. i will speak more on how democrats are preparing for the coming era of retribution. that's next. that's next. how are folks 60 and older having fun these days? family cookouts! ♪♪ playing games! ♪♪ dancing in the par... (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) (high pitched sound) to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in harlem? so i started my own studio. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supported us from studio one to studio three. when you start small, you

you spent some time with wanda tucker. what was that like?t how grateful i am and what an honor it was for president biden to invite me on that trip. this is the first really official thing that i've done as a senator-elect, which is to go to the continent of africa and specifically to go to angola and to be there with the tucker family. she was there with her brother and her cousin and wanda herself carries this -- you could feel the legacy and you could feel the embrace and the warmth of the angolan people when they saw the family, which was very, very special just to be a part of that, just to be in that space, you know. the president i felt did such a great job in not only talking about the economy, national security, the future, our mutual future together, but he also at the slavery museum talked about the legacy of slavery and the role of our country and that for us one of the lines that he said that really resonated was that we right history, not erase it. so it was very powerful to be there. i'm also representing this branch of govern

before today's speech, president biden met privately with wanda tucker, a descendant of william tucker roots in angola. our people, like the heart of a deep and profound connection that forever binds africa and the united states together. we remember the stolen men and women and children who were brought to our shores in chains, subjected to unimaginable cruelty, here with us today are three americans who are direct descendants of anthony and isabella, those first enslaved americans -- africans in america. wanda tucker of hamilton, virginia. wanda, you there? there you are, wanda. god love you. her brother vincent. and carlita as well. thank you for being here. we're going to write history, not erase history. i've often said america's the only nation in the world founded on an idea. most countries are founded based on race, religion, geography, some other attribute, but the united states was founded on an idea, that is that all men and women are created equal and deserve to be treated equally throughout their lives. it's abundantly clear today that we have not lived up to that idea, bu

the subject of the tucker interview was the ongoing war in ukraine.ere earlier this year, sitting down for a quite -- interview with vladimir putin. it was putin's first interview with an american, quote, journalist since before his invasion of ukraine. and by interview, we mean an exchange of anti-ukrainian propaganda, distortion, and lies. tucker isn't the only darling of russian state tv that's making noise, some of putin's loudest mouthpieces are just giddy over the clown car that is trump's proposed cabinet. per reporting by julia davis of the daily beast, who monitors russian state tv, host vladimir and host and head of rt margarita are rejoicing over trump's pick, especially kash patel and pete hegseth, predicting, quote, they will quickly dismantle america brick by brick. joining me now is michael mcfall, former u.s. ambassador to russia and an msnbc international affairs analyst. ambassador mcfall, thank you for being here. your thoughts on the equivalent of, you know, russian 60 minutes, the host therein giddy and laughing that donald trump'

cohn and tucker say classes are adjusted. ibrahim's baseline was different from other students. let's say earning an a in english typically means being able to read a novel. for ibrahim, a teacher is directed by the iep to pass him if he meets his own individualized baseline. his goal may be just to write two sentences towards a topic, and if he masters those goals, then he makes an a in the class. the problem is those a's and b's he earned for his modified lesson plans ended up on his transcript. the fact that the classes were modified didn't always. tucker says most of those teachers probably weren't even aware the grades they gave him would result in denied services after graduation, she says she sees this problem with special ed students nationwide because of the lack of funding and the teacher shortage. they're just forgrgotten. wch is why ibrahim says he's speaking out. i would like them to be deported. them, teach them, help them no matter what. so they don't struggle in the real life. because if they do, they will be the same thing. i'm homeless. is that your biggest fea

, about seven minutes, for officers to give tucker first aid.e brewster. shaq, police say they even counted the 15-year-old with a loaded firearm. the video shows police finding a gun in tucker's zipped up pocket. how are they explaining that? >> reporter: let's show that moment which is disturbing to watch. it's something you hear the police chief and mayor in akron point to as a focus of this investigation. you see they have to unzip that pocket to retrieve the weapon. police originally said it's something that happened on thanksgiving night around 11:00 p.m. they said two officers were in a patrol vehicle and that's when they heard gunshots outside the vehicle. when they exited the vehicle to investigate, they say they encountered this 15-year-old boy. but the video that was released does not have audio of that initial interaction and then there's that moment leading officials to raise several questions about what exactly happened and something that will be a focus of the main investigation. we heard from tucker's family for the first time af

clear in a major interview with american journalists tucker, carlton, the youth of long range weapons against mainland russia, demands a response. according to survey law, ross and moscow has sent a clear signal with the rush thickness, so it shouldn't be taken seriously. the messages that you need in the united states and the the licensee, but that's the whole providers long range. we're still the appreciate the less than the stem that we would be rigid to use any means not to allow them to succeed because of what they called strategic defeats afresh. and lab rob goes on to say, washington, london, and tele, vive are likely backers of the terrorist heading to homes in the area that since the countries army confirms applying units outside the city of los avoid civilian casualties. the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. we're bringing you the top new stories from around the world. russia is determined not to see nato troops stationed along its borders, meaning the joining the block is out of the question. that's according to russian foreign minister, s

cohn and tucker say classes are adjusted. ibrahim's baseline was different from other students. let's say earning an a in english typically means being able to read a novel. for ibrahim, a teacher is directed by the iep to pass him if he meets his own individualized baseline. his goal may be just to write two sentences towards a topic, and if he masters those goals, then he makes an a in the class. the problem is those a's and b's he earned for his modified lesson plans ended up on his transcript. the fact that the classes were modified didn't always. tucker says most of those teachers probably weren't even aware the grades they gave him would result in denied services after graduation, she says she sees this problem with special ed students nationwide because of the lack of funding and the teacher shortage. they're just forgotten. which is why ibrahim says he's speaking out. i would like them to be deported. them, teach them, help them no matter what. so they don't struggle in the real life. because if they do, they will be the same thing. i'm homeless. is that your biggest fea

but tucker is very, very, very powerful. and the kash patel pick proves that beyond any doubt at all. >> and it's important you're drawing those connections which you may know about. there always hasn't been a light on this, and there was a lot of time in the election, where moderate republicans said he doesn't mean it. this is rhetoric. all the rhetoric is becoming policy. i do have an update and a breakdown on kash patel. when you look at what's happening on the hill, you have the a.g. pick who replaced the nominee who already dropped out, matt gaetz was pushed out, but pam bondi meeting with senators. that early loss may bolster the republican senators' backbone if they want to hold the line. we have pretty extreme and factually inexperienced people being put up for the biggest jobs in the land. trump also made this holiday weekend announcement that he will fire the fbi director he named in his first term when trump gets back in office. let's be clear right here, it is rare and major to fire any fbi director. they serve t

it includes the camera of the officer who shot tucker.the shooting police note on their body cam video that there was no audio for 30 seconds of buffered video prior to camera activation. just last hour akron's mayor said even he has unanswered questions about this incident. >> my initial questions are why the cameras were not activated by the officers and why this violated the body worn camera policy. this will be reviewed in our internal investigation. i also believe many will ask why the officers used rifles instead of handguns in responding to this incident. this this will be discuss we discuss more going forward. >> let's go out to shaquille brewster. shaq, so many unanswered questions in this incident. police also said that they encountered an individual with a loaded firearm, but then video shows police recovered a weapon from tucker, in a zipped up pocket. did they address that key detail this morning? >> they did, ana. let's play that moment, again, this video is disturbing, but let's play that moment because both the police chie

it comes as russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, told the american journalist tucker carlson thatfiring of the oreshnik was a signal the west must take it seriously. so the message which we wanted to sell by testing in real- action this hypersonic system is that we will... _ ..we will be ready to do anything to defend ourl legitimate interests. we hate even to think about war with the united states, - which will take, you know, nuclear character. - lavrov there talking to tucker carlson. meanwhile, ukraine showed off a new locally produced "rocket drone" which it said could reach targets 700 kilometres away, about twice the longest range attributed to missiles supplied by western allies. the unmanned craft, called peklo, which means "hell" in ukrainian, is the second rocket drone unveiled by kyiv as it tries to increase its ability to strike deep into russia. the ukrainian president said they'd be sure to use them on the battlefield. translation: it is very - important the consignments are ready and people can see that we have a lot of missiles and that our armed forces will have

well, you know, for for me, just one example is for there was a family that the tucker family wilcher wilcher tucker, a man who he was born into slavery and the davies family in ma and maury county, maryland. murray murray murray county. it's named after matthew, but is pronounced murray and this individual will share or wilcher was appearing more than any other individual in the records that i was encountering or and he was mentioned in a few different contexts and some of alan davies rogers books. and so going down that path led me to realize, you know, the extent to which he had become and his family had become landowners around around the estate moving into the late 19th century and into the 20th century. and his descendants were one of the one of the families that we were able make some contact with and kind of pick the story up with into the 20th century. there's still a lot of questions about how they lost the land. as you know, that that i wasn't to figure out. and but like his his story, the tucker family's story in particular, his wife was a midwife to ellen davies rogers wh

wanda tucker, hamilton, virginia. there you are, wanda. god love you.nt. [ applause ] as well. thank you for being here. the tuckers learned about history around the dinner table that led wanda here to angola a few years ago. she didn't speak the language but that didn't matter. when she arrived she felt something profound like she had come home. she called it a connection without words. ladies and gentlemen, i'm here today to honor that connection between our people and to pay tribute to the generations of angol lanes and american families like the tuckers who have served in government d i've served in government over 50 years. looks like i'm 40 years old but i've been around the government for 50 years. but in that 50 years i've learned a lot. most importantly i've learned that history can be hidden. it cannot and should not be erased. it should be faced. it's our duty to face our history. the good, the bad, and the ugly, the whole truth. that's what great nations do. that's why i've chosen to speak here at the national flav slavery museum today just

this has to be part of is a flat tri nationalist like tucker. i hope that if the military stays in gaza is very easy supplements and the palestinian territory will follow. also establishing settlements and golf and it's not an official. it's really a government policy. many on the right open the discuss it. this member of kinetic from newton young's. the quick party says the is there any military will likely stay inside garza for years to come? right. there needs to be a very hard and painful payment in land. from the area that made this roche as attacks against our civilians. therefore, we need to take land mean to occupy it. and after we do so and apply is where the silver and the t. uh, settlements and, and then you know, the villages and towns will be there, change the quote for, for history to look at. but this opposition party leaders says such plans are dangerous for israel out even for me. and the only reason why we don't have an agreement with moss and finishing the war is because the extreme right in is uh uh, the extreme right is will

the top diplomat made moscow's priority is clear in a major interview with american journalists, tucker carlson, the youth of long range weapons against the mainland. russia demand a response, according to target law. prop and moscow has sent a clear signal with the rustic missile that should be taken seriously. the most them this them to 3 would be that origin to use any means not to allow them to succeed because of what they called strategic defeats afresh. the 4 minutes or it goes on to say, washington london and tel aviv could be behind that. the terrorist in syria says the country, the army confirms read applying units on the outskirts of the law to prevent civilian casualties in fights with military and has blood reports over 60 states fire violations by israel. but we mustn't forget that many pills just before the truth took effect or discourse upon it tells that story and delivers more exclusive reports from southern level not just hours before the c filed agreement came into place to palestinian fishermen were killed here on this very spot the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. t

tell us about the reports that we've seen that tucker satellite opposition forces. i've taken the time of my page from code is led forces back by the us. this so far we did not receive serious reports that the court has troops have completely withdrawn from, from one beach to the other other side of the front river. but um yeah, they are under pressure of the codes um because um the to expect malicious um it can go forward because also uh the turkish aircraft supporting them. so uh the kurds there on the pressure. we don't know if they're on negotiate significant negotiations going on. but as in, in the next days we'll see what would happen there. but i think the code is troops . they will go to the other side of the or the front, maybe and then try to hold this position. it's very can serious picture little so i hear me reports about the united states getting targets of these nomic state. good . they're in syria and israel striking ministry basis across syria. and what are you here? yeah, they are doing this uh the united states are focusing on the, on the terra gr

who leads the islamist group highest tucker out of shamble, h t. s. gym and diplomats also made direct come contact with other high ranking officials in the interim government. these are filed pictures of the age to athlete is also met representatives of other european countries and of the united nations. let's get more from the w political correspondence. julia solve debbie welcome at julia while the gym and diplomats are trying to achieve. so this was the 1st time that german diplomats were back in damascus since 2012 since of the civil war in the country kicked off. and they were, they're speaking to, as you said, representatives of, of the transitional government to discuss how this transition can unfold a peacefully for syria. they said that the focus of the talks was on ensuring that the rights of minorities and the women especially are guaranteed in this transition in syria. they said the meeting also included talks with representatives of civil society and religious minorities. and they said they also inspected the building of the german em

diplomat made moscow as it stands, clear during his exclusive interview with american journalist tucker carlson, which has already gained over $3000000.00 views since it was released only a few hours ago. you can watch the full interview here on our tea throughout the day. i, the president trump was elected on the explosive promise to bring an end to the war. and ukraine show, given that there is hope for resolution, that sounds like what are the terms to which your degree the principal is uh, no, none of the deluxe staples. so feel free and we will be ready to be part of the group of countries who would provides collective security guarantees. so no, no, no, no, they don't absolutely know me that 3 basis. no. mean, it's a, me, the 3 exercises on the ground, you know, so it will be a split dissipation of $4.00 and $4.00 in troops. the really just on the ground. what have to be taken into account and accept with dropping sanctions against russia. be a condition, probably many people in the russian who would like to make it their condition. but the more we leave on the sanctions, the more

now we have already had some reports that tallow pad terrorist from hyatt tucker of shaw my h t s. as it's known how to enter the city, send to videos of them moving and not just don't amik vehicles but also on foot. but now we have this official statement which seems to confirm what the situation is on the ground. and the view from damascus very much is the to these latest in the news is, are really just another attempt to undermine peace and prosperity. the now country has been at war against terrorism and its sponsors since 2011 to the present day. the recent terrorist attacks on the city of a level, just one of many terrorist acts aimed at undermining peace and stability and intimidating citizens. while we're also getting unconfirmed uh footage from what looks like the very halt old dot historic city that is the citadel and which will see the flags of the so called freed syrian army, which just to be clear is a met leads of is the most groups about flags, kidney waived there also some images of the hall to toppling a statute of president assets deceased brother. so just to say

and anthony tucker-jones pointed out their morale was good. so after world war two, how do we sort this out? cic over time became army security agency and now then on it becomes, you know, ssa and now it's nsa, national security agency. we developed military intelligence corps and in eighties we developed military intelligence units that would able to generate combat information that could be turned into intelligence for units in the field. the osc becomes the cia. all that implies good and bad and aerial reconnaissance increasingly has improved to include satellite imagery and the rest of it. but you still to have somebody do the thinking about going from the analysis to the synthesis, have to go from deductive inductive reasoning. you have to be able to distinguish between capability and intentions and at the end of the day, even i somebody has to write algorithms to make the ai work human intervention is going to be required judgment is going to be required. and i also argue the army's done a to fix this, as has the nation. but i submit to

forces in the area. meanwhile, report suggests that tucker's intelligence, eunice, destroyed 12 trucks packed with imo, that was seized by the american bar code as don at workers party will give you some footage are sent to us by a local correspondent. nearby is the strikes, created numerous, secondary explosions and audio. i was speaking with the code as john list and mackenzie, who told us the fighting continues in the north as a foreign back factions baffled for control. i mean, the members daddy's steel heavy class just goes on with this. is the fighters as well as the ad touch each bag that you had these groups called s them a member cheese strategically and to be honest, we each a very strategic position. what about the reports? i hope you can help me on this uh, major dime in the north of the country reportedly knocked out of service off to being, as we understand a time by turkish backed forces. you have any confirmation on that. and what i'm, what the repercussions might be for the local population. yes, there has been heavy clashes as well. we should see. busy the turkey is t