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strip search outrage -- the disturbing body cam video of baton rouge police strip searching two black men, then entering their home with guns drawn. tiger's roar , the star golfer breaks his silence after that devastating car crash. and racing through the glass ceiling, meet the women in the pit and on the track, making history at the indy 500. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. good evening and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news on the deadly shooting in san jose, california, and a warning that may have been missed. tonight's cbs news learned that border agents questioned and released the killer, 57-year-old samuel cassidy, five years ago after he was found returning to the u.s. carrying writings about terrorism and professing that he hated working for the valley transit authority. it was at the same transit rail yard where he opened fire wednesday, gunning down nine of his colleagues in what now appears to have been a methodical execution with cassidy shooting specific co- workers and letting other

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tuesday morning the national weather service said more than 10 inches of rain had been recorded in batonge. >>> the governor has confirmed at least four flood-related deaths some residents had to be rescued from flooded cars. the severe weather rolled through texas and left several residents without power in the houston area it is not over yet as they are bracing for more wet weather tom yamas has more. >> reporter: frances, parts of baton rouge look more like this. the apartment complex is completely flooded the storm took them by surprise and it was like nothing they had ever seen before parts of the gulf coast bracing for more flash flooding and the threat of tornadoes. this after a powerful storm took many by surprise killing up to 4 people and leading to hundreds of rescues, including this baby rescued in the rain. >> it is so fast, i couldn't believe it, you know you know it was pouring. >> in baton rouge rescuers worked around the clock. residents trapped in homes and apartment buildings reachable only by boat. >> this is the worst you've ever seen. >> this is the worst i've ever

cbs' janet shamlian reports from hard-hit baton rouge. >> reporter: as friends carried her belongings to the curb as trash... >> almost at the bottom of the pile. >> reporter: ...all danielle thomas can think about is saving what has no cash value but it priceless to her-- letters from her mom, photos from her past. >> spent a lot of time yesterday crying this particular. most of it is replaceable. right now i'm working with essentially just kind of fam heirloom-type stuff trial to salvage these letters. >> reporter: it's been three days of torrential rains, widespread damage across the region, and hundreds osc including a baby carried to safety in lake charles. and take a look at texas. floodwaters stacking cars, and thisecriver ion. for all she's lost, newlywed danielle thomas is focused on what has been spared. the dress is there? >> yes, it's here. >> reporter: in this bag, her wedding dress. neighborhoods in baton rouge look like this tonight: personal belongings and furniture out at the curb. and residents tell me last time it flooded in 2016, items like this were not picked up

this is what it looks like in parts of baton rouge tonight.nd this is after water at thiss apartment collection has already receded two feet. tomorrow, some parts of louisiana could see another half foot of rain. norah. >> o'donnell: oh, worried about everybody. janet shamlian, thank you. tonight, families in several states don't know where they are going to sleep. evictions are slowly returning as states challenge the moratorium imposed during the pandemic. the trickle of evictions could soon become a flood as renters owe up to $53 billion to landlords. here's cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: a wave of evictions, despite a federal ban. today in dallas, anthony upshaw, and his 17-year-old son, are being put out of their home. >> they're going to show up and kick me out. my kid is up here doing his school work. there are, like, three weeks of school left before the kids graduate. >> reporter: the texas supreme court lifted the moratorium on evictions march 31. the dallas-forth worth area has the third-most eviction filings in the country. >>

and then the dude with a baton started wacking me all over the place, and he manages to break my handd i knew it immediately because it caused my finger to curl up like this. and then another guy came up and just hit me point blank in the face with pepper spray, which is like flaming gasoline from that distance. i can barely breathe. my only priority was to get to a part of the park that had less tear gas in it. and i could barely see. in fact, i was completely losing my vision. i just collapsed on a -- on a park bench. >> park bench, yeah. >> that's when one of the volunteer combat street medics came up and rescued me. they pulled me out of there. >> the medic got chris to the hospital where he got patched up and end and the night, probably thinking, what the [ bleep ] just happened? >> it's ridiculous that veterans have to come out of the woodworks in order to try to protect their fellow citizens from the depredations of our [ bleep ] law enforcement officers in this country. the system is broken. it needs to be completely strip down bare bones and rebuilt. i'm talking about policin

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nick valencia in baton rouge, thank you. appreciate it. to our politics now, president biden says he'll meet with republican senator shelly moore of west virginia next week on infrastructure. after republicans presented their $928 billion offer to his $1.7 trillion counter offer. the white house saying that they will consider the republicans latest proposal. as kaitlyn collins reports for us now, hundreds of billions of dollars away from where biden wants it to be. quet is really if there is any chance of any compromise at this stage. >> these are generational investments. private sector does not make these kind of investments. >> president biden underlying his push for a sweeping infrastructure plan in cleveland today. >> the united states of america is viewed to have the 13th best infrastructure in the world. come on. this is the united states of america. >> reporter: but in washington, the white house and republicans are still deeply divided in attempting to salvage negotiations. . >> we believe this counter offer delivers on what presi

one shows a rioter beating a police officer with a baton. another shows a rioter punching an officer with gloves that had metal knuckles. congressman tim ryan on the house floor unloaded on his republican colleagues for opposing the commission. >> we have people scaling the capitol, hitting the capitol police with lead pipes across the head and we can't get bipartisanship. what else has to happen in this country? cops. this is a slap in the face to every rank and file cop in the united states. if we're going to take on china, if we're going to rebuild the country, if we're going to reverse climate change, we need two political parties in this country that are both living in reality, and you ain't one of them. >> congressman ryan will join us next hour. >>> now, there was a time when senate republican leader mitch mcconnell appeared to care about this. >> fellow americans beat and bloodied our own police. they stormed the senate floor. they tried to hunt down the speaker of the house. they built the gallows and chanted about murdering the vic

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citizens of this state and the neighboring states, and they lean on baton rouge, louisiana and they'reular, black and brown people. and they swept under the rug. and this is from the thousands of people that are going to be with us today is going to be something to see. >> i'm curious as to what you read from -- when we learn that one of the officers involved is going to be fired, but not having anything to do with ronald greene's death, do you read -- do you read that as a bad sign about criminal charges, like, that criminal charges are likely not to be coming? your reaction to that and what you think it actually means. >> i'm going to shift gears a little bit, kate. what is really disturbing to me about that, right, i don't think has anything to do with criminal charges will be coming. i think what yale does show is why there needs to be transparency and accountability immediately. this officer who did something to ronald greene then subsequently did something to someone else because he was not held accountable at the time the incident took place. and that's really the big story. or

cars or their homes in baton rouge. interstate 10, which is a main thoroughfare that runs east and west shut down as thousands of folks remain in the dark tonight. lake charles in southwest louisiana, taking the brunt of the heavy rains. they had a whole lot of rain and a whole lot of other weather issues that they've been dealing with just this year alone. parts of that community receiving up to 15 inches of water in just 12 hours. >> in the water. i >> it's about will be it. >> prior to those folks, those folks in louisiana really do do with this all the time. and they rebound better than anyone i've ever seen before in baton rouge. the fire department responded morton to more than 300 calls folks who are either trapped in their cars or in their homes that were starting to flood as well. >> and for more on system. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was here. boy, they're really getting hit. you know, there are certain parts of the country were certain times of the year the weather. doesn't mess around. it's serious a

the test drives included the stretch from stock art fire baton baton and across the black forest. kettler a car freak had declared the state subsidized compact car a top priority 100 kilometers an hour top speed room for 4 people cheap to buy and economical to run a car for the people. the father and son duo of roofers and beatle collectors target and tristan conj man tracked down this prototype all the way to the lithuanian capitol hill years. after world war 2 this particular beetle was taken to the soviet union as part of the spoils of war the unwitting owner unaware of its historical importance had driven it right up to the 1990 s. and then simply parked it in his yard. or. so we arrived and there it is parked in the middle of the garden surrounded by snow and with a tarp it's a funny feeling when you see a piece of history just lying around 50 to a 4th of. them the car belonged to the living nazi call that lie ahead of the german labor front in the preface to the manual of the so called strength through joy car he gushed that the people's car was a national dream come true. n

cnn's ryan young joins us with more of today's events in baton rouge., look, there was a lot of emotion there. let's not forget, before this video was released, it was leaked and that's the reason we're having this conversation and that really started to expose what happened on that night. you were marching with family members, and talking with them, they said what would you do if you saw your loved one being beat, tased and dragged across the ground, you wouldn't stop fighting. that is the call to action. they say they want to make sure that justice is served right now. they think two years is too long to wait for any sort of action. >> what came from the family's meeting with state and local officials. >> reporter: anderson, we have been having this conversation back and forth just in terms of what would happen next, especially with the federal investigation going on, especially with the state investigation. as reporters we have not been able to ask state officials what's going on with the investigation because it's ongoing. the family is hitting road

national correspondent tommy yamas is in baton rouge, louisiana. >> reporter: there were hundreds ofed out in louisiana and i want to show you just one. this is the beasley family home. they said the water came right in the front door. you can see the mess left behind. they had just renovated this home and in the power of that storm, they got three feet of water. the house is a mess. there is debris everywhere around this hallway. it looks this way in every single bedroom, the bathroom and kitchen. this overnight as there were more rescues, but this time in arkansas. >> reporter: parts of the gulf coast on high alert. texas, which saw powerful twisters to southern louisiana devastated homes and killed up to four people. baton rouge resident helen smith came back from her nursing shift to find her home filled with knee-deep water. >> you have to move now? >> yeah, i'm going to move. but i'm getting my most important stuff right now and try to relocate. >> reporter: many residents telling us the powerful storms caught them by surprise. >> it started raining and the rain got heavier and

the baton rouge area was hit very hard. we had over 250 water rescues that were done in the baton rouge area. the water levels were up through apartments, you know, just dozens and dozens of vehicles that were submerged in baton rouge. it wasn't the only hard-hit area. areas outside of new orleans were hard hit and lake charles. this is a familiar scene all through areas of east texas and louisiana. we are doing it again this morning. look at the radar. i mean, there is a huge complex of thunderstorms that is just rolling from houston to beaumont. another batch is forming near victoria. flash flood warnings are up. 28 million people are affected including little rock and dallas and new orleans throughout the day today. additional rainfall today and then, tomorrow, another 2 to 4 inches isolated up to 8 inches total. all of the bad weather there is, for the most part, oklahoma, arkansas, texas, and louisiana. still great weather continues on the east coast. your cicadas have hatched. i've seen some really disturbing videos o

outspoken conference has rented robots to explore the areas waterways. legend says that the young baton went rowing here with his 1st love saying it's a family business in the 4th generation. how to less alarms the father to grandfather found that the family and the rental station of atlanta built a wooden rowboat and took his wife around the lake and his wedding day decided to rent boats. the doctor took over the company. that was, katy had tons and it's of the when i remember her from when i was little and then my parents took over on my knee and my mother started the family, did it for 44 years. he said, when it's been done, if i want to go fast on the water, what should i do? as a child, stretch out your leg, keep your upper body straight. keep yours in the water for as long as possible and pull with a lot of power. and that'll be the fastest. let's find out. so if addition in the media, right, as long as you go, go to the middle of the boat, will turn your back to me if it's stretched out your legs. getting perfect. have fun. effect fish bus legs here. there is a challenge waiting

>> tom llamas for us in baton rouge, thanks. >>> let's bring in al. we want to know what's happening with the storm. >> bad news. it is not going to get much better over the next 24 hours. you can see 28 million people under some sort of flood watch, flood warnings for corpus christie we have severe weather watches to the south as we put the radar into motion, we are looking at more heavy rain pushing through southern texas on into louisiana. it's just going to continue to come in fact, if you look at what they've gotten so far for the month of may already, 4.5 inches in dallas. 6.5 inches in houston. 16 inches of rain in lake charles. in fact, due to climate change, since the 1950s, we've seen an increase in the two-plus inch of rain days. dallas had three more days houston, six lake charles, seven days more on average of two inches or more. baton rouge with seven days. here's what we're looking at also moderate risk of flooding. corpus christi, brownsville, houston, lake charles, on into new orleans. here's what we're looking at today. drenching rai

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things, the vice governors words may sound promising that they ignore reality, says auto mechanic. baton is shasta cough was cell because one of the leaders couldn't care less about all this black snow for open pit mining. really not many here he wants to leave. that's not easy. providence illegal. when i'd like to sell my house, i can't get rid of an apartment, but not a whole house. i've been trying for 2 years, and only 2 people responded. even re belkin doesn't want to move away. he's come to terms with the bad water quantity. a few times a month, he treats himself too expensive, drinking water in store bought water jugs. look at the, make sure not to heat too much, because then i get so thirsty. i have to drink the dirty river water. although i'm quite used to it now, as long as it's cold in the meanwhile, the cross paths government tends to increase coal production on the alex in ski pit and novice popo is set to be expanded. plus water consumption will rise in maturity koya during the hot summer, meaning more brown sludge from the cuba. and so all 3 environmental issues will persi

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gone in the nearby town of mannheim 38000000 euros just disappeared overnight and the city of east baton interested greensill with 20000000 euros all gone much to the chagrin of the city's residents. it when you've got some big i said to him that i feel sorry for all the mayors who invested there of course on the other hand i think it was pretty stupid as a private person you would never invest your money with a bank like that that is where you know the interest rates are just too good to be true i can't believe they did that so i hope at least 50 responds financial manager says the money wasn't earmarked for any special project and giving it to green still seems like the right thing to do at the time. if we left the money in our house bank we'd have paid no point 5 percent custodial fees a so-called penalty interest which would have come to a $1000000.00 euros per year so we looked for other solutions including private banks and green so bank in bremen was one of those we chose it because it had a positive reading at the time it was rating. the various city governments were unaware of t

would be devastating to peace the district manager of the german metal workers union i g matal in baton burton back on november 22nd 2019 the union rallies to protest recently announced job cuts . a fair bit today i stand here in chicago looking out of the 15000 metal workers who are saying boss this is not the way to do it. 4 months before the coronavirus pandemic shuts down europe many employees already fear for their future. more than 500000 people work in the automotive industry in budden didn't back. a gun so it's a whole system that's affected its supply of prefab development and so the math doesn't include that bike because of the butcher the headdress as a retired us and the list goes all in all it's clear that without these industries that the lights will go out if the. car manufacturers and suppliers are in a difficult position. their business model is shaky and many companies have few answers to the myriad challenges of the future. job cuts are one way to reduce costs. it's like now they're saying we'll get rid of some employees no i might need new people elsewhere in reality

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this is the aftermath of flash flooding in baton rouge.e a look at the water line on this house. it's about four feet high and just about every vehicle on this street was submerged after un lt as storm are looking more like rivers. >> in baton rouge it was flash flooding. this woman was able to get her children and a few belongings out of her first-floor apartment as it filled with water up to her chest. >> everything is gone. everything. >> entire neighborhoods under water filled with abandoned cars along submerged streets. across the state, hundreds of rescues. >> don't do it! >> these good samaritans stopping a motorist about to drive into high water. officials confirming one person died inside this pile of cars caught in the flooding. governor edwards declaring a re laura andovely morthan foot of rain. >> it was just a couple of weeks ago that president biden was in lake charles to discuss infrastructure and hurricane recovery and here we are with another natural disaster. >> reporter: imagine coming back to your home and finding this,

consumers are going to spread that stimulus over time -- we think the labor market should take the batonfiscal support and we should have a very solid second half of the year, but it's not going to be as boomy as it is right now and the shape remains to be seen. romaine: always wonderful to have you on the program, julia coronado. coming up, going once, going twice -- we will talk about -- we were just talking abut inflation. look at your screen. -- talking about inflation. look at your screen. we are going to ask our next guest -- i guarantee you he knows. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ romaine: how's this for an alternative asset? we talk a lot about these and fts and -- nft's. now you've got christie's. all these major legit art houses selling stuff off. joe: yes, they are online, they suffer a bunch of millions of dollars. i don't know. joining us now is the ceo of christie's. guillaume cerutti. thank you so much for joining us. i don't get the stuff. you do. why are -- what are people paying this much money for? what are they getting with nft's? >> we are at the end of a fantastic week of s

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the test drives included the stretch from stock car fire baton baton and across the black forest. hitler a car freak had declared the state subsidized compact car a top priority 100 kilometers an hour top speed room for 4 people cheap to buy and economical to run a car for the people. the father and son duo of roofers and beatle collectors target and tristan quantum on track down this prototype all the way to the lithuanian capitol hill years. after world war 2 this particular beetle was taken to the soviet union as part of the spoils of war unwitting owner unaware of its historical importance had driven it right up to the 1990 s. and then simply parked it in his yard. or. so we arrived and there it is parked in the middle of the garden surrounded by snow and with a tarp it's a funny feeling when you see a piece of history just lying around 52 of a possible. back then the car belonged to the leading nazi combat lie ahead of the german labor front in the preface to the manual of the so called strength through joy car gosh that the people's car was a national dream come true. number

we're in baton rouge, and all day long they've been trying to get their voices heard.hing for about two hours. what would you do if you lost your loved one and saw a video of it over and over again without any answers from law enforcement? they want justice. in fact, listen to ronald greene's mother. >> it's up to them to do the only thing that's right. no one is above the law. >> reporter: so you understand the pain that's going on with this family right now. wolf, they did have a meeting with the governor today, but they were not satisfied by this. they don't understand why it's taken so long to move the ball. if you think about this, video was released in this case. that's the only reason why we're having this conversation at this point. >> ryan, thank you very much. we have breaking news on a very disturbing new warning from the department of homeland security here in washington. just out of events mark ing 100 years since the tulsa race massacre. alex, what are you learning? >> reporter: a number of events are being held next week to mark this anniversary of the t

. >>> tomorrow in baton rouge, louisiana, the aclu and naacp of louisiana will hold a rally for justicekicked and dragged by his feet by louisiana state troopers two years ago. this is some of the body cam video cnn obtained last week. authorities have since released all of the video. they have been sitting on it now two years. greene's family say police told them he died in a car crash after a police chase. the family filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit. joining me tonight is ronald greene's mother. thank you for joining us again. we learned this week that one of the troopers involved in your son's arrest and what we saw in that video was fired over the use of force in another unrelated incident. when you heard that, what did you think? he wasn't arrested, he wasn't -- there's been no repercussions for being involved in what happened to your son, it's just some other incident. >> and that's what -- that's what i'm so infuriated by that because they think that this is worse than a band-aid on a murder. and i don't understand how they can even apply this on any level. the fact that yo

these post-mortem photos of greene released on the naacp baton rouge facebook page show the extent of his injuries and the autopsy notes lacerations of the head inconsistent with motor vehicle collision injury. instead finding these injuries are most consistent with multiple impact sites from a blunt object. randi kay, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> we'll have more on this very disturbing story of ronnie greene there and find out how his family is doing and where the investigation is going next. >>> more states now will take additional steps to reopen next week, including maine, minnesota and virginia. each of those states outpacing the national benchmark of 38.5% fully vaccinated against covid-19. that's still well short of the herd immunity goals set by public health experts, but cases are at their lowest in nearly a year. less than 30,000 a day for the fe first time since last june. dr. anthony fauci says the path back to normal might eventually include booster shots. >> we are planning for the eventuality that we might need to boost people. we don't know whether we will have

the bottom line, the baton is now being passed from the stay at home names to travel leisure plays. not too late to bet on the transition since wall street is so behind the curve with the real story if you want to take the pulse of the market, go to the mall or the nearest shopping center or walmart and see what regular people are doing with their money. it's not that hard unless you're the kind of snob that refuses to set foot inside a walmart and are much the worse for it. allen in florida, allen? >> caller: jimmy chill i have a number one seed 76ers boo-yah to ya. >> that's a correct appalachian but that seven and nine and eight and ten, i don't know, i got to go back to figure out who we're going to play. what's going on? >> caller: yesterday, they are going to continue to build massive indoor green houses with robotics, artificial intelligence and software but they're also going to license out their operating system to indoor farms all over the world. the team will serve as the control center to manage the technology for farms that would not otherwise have red quired expertise.

showing a suspect allegedly attempting to ripoff an officer's gas mask, then picking up a tactical baton and hitting officers with it . >> okay, so there you go. can you please roll that again while i read this please just so you know? this is from the fbi releasing new video. this is for the peaceful tourists who were there. showing the suspect allegedly attempting to rip off an officer's gas mask and then picking up a tactical baton and hitting officers with it. those were the peaceful patriots, right, that some of our lawmakers talked about. the tourists. have you been on a tour like that? if you know send it to me. i want to see it. did you survive? that's the truth of those republican liars and deniers are trying to hide. those are the brutal attackers they compared to tourists and called peaceful protesters. and to keep that lie going they'll do anything and everything in their power to stop the january 6 commission, to whitewash the truth. that's what all but a handful of republicans, 35 of them stand for. while the president of the united states, joe biden, stands for an optimist

watch the numerous unprovoked baton strikes repeatedly. battering and unarmed man. >> reporter: the di's office has charge five law enforcement officers. this case almost went to a trial last year in march of 2020. because a key witness for the prosecution was unable to attend the trial because of a medical issue that led to a first dismissal. ultimately leading to the district attorney's office to refile the charges again today. the two defendants will appear in court next friday to discuss details of a possible preliminary hearing. >> we are getting a new look at an officer involved shooting in contra costa county. the pittsburgh police department release body cam video of the confrontation. the shooting happened last thursday outside of an apartment on leverage road. you can see there hear the officers yelling at the suspect to drop his gun. when he refuses and keeps pointing at them they fire. investigators say the man's ex- girlfriend called police when he tried to break into her apartment. he was holding the gun in his hand when he w

nick valencia joins us from baton rouge. i know the family met with the governor moments ago.s according to the family attorney, wrapping up a few moments ago. i asked the family attorney to describe the mood. he said it was tense but respectful. and nothing of substance according to the family came of that meeting. according to ron hailey they asked for substantive demands but told to be open to new information. the governor's office we reached out to them, they are expecting to release a statement momentarily. but the family earlier today at a press conference were hopeful. they said they met earlier with the district attorney and in their words it could be a plaert of days perhaps weeks before we see arrests in this case of the officers involved in ronald greene's death. it has been exactly 747 days since ronald greene died after an encounter with police. police said it was a struggle of resisting arrest. the family called this investigation a facade going so far as to call it a cover-up. >> it hurts the hell out of me to even say my son was murdered. i just want to a thank

. >> reporter: in baton rouge rescuers worked around the clock residents trapped in homes and apartment buildings, reachable only by boat >> this is the worst you've ever seen >> this is the worst i've ever seen here. it's crazy >> reporter: a driver drowning under this overpass lake charles, louisiana, also slammed with rain. a 100-year rain event for a city still recovering from back-to-back hurricanes last year and lester, it is far from over for folks like this. nearly 30 million americans at risk of flooding this week and more relentless rain expected lester >> all right, tom llamas, thank you. >>> we want to tell you about a major change for cancer screenings the u.s. preventative services task force lowered the recommended age to start screening for colorectal cancer from 50 to 45 because it's increasingly appearing in younger adults. >>> up next as we continue tonight, "batter up" in the city famous for the louisville slugger. >>> while the country focused on louisville after the death of breonna taylor, this city has a rich tradition of civil rights activism. dawne gee from our

we have to pick up the charred baton that has been left in our hands and figure out where the screams film dream land, the burning of black wall street, it premiers on monday on cnn at 9:00. thank you for joining me, ac360 starts now. >>> good evening, we grinbegin what we have learned about the investigation of the january 6th capitol and democracy. we know how it will end. it will be blocked by republicans which may sound like a political statement by me, but it's not, it's a political statement by those republicans. it's a statement of fealty to theman who inspired the insurrection, and praised the attackers. the former president. the inability to form a bipartisan commission to look in to an attack on all of us is a betray aly of on all of us

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and then, picking up a tactical baton and hitting officers with it. those were the peaceful patriots, right? that some of our lawmakers talk about. the tourists. have you been on a tour like that? if you -- send it -- send it to me. i want to see it. did you survive? that's the truth that those republican liars and deniers are trying to hide. those are the brutal attackers they compare to tourists and call peaceful protestors. and to keep that lie going, they'll do anything and everything in their power to stop the january-6th commission. to whitewash the truth. that's what all, but a handful of republicans, 35 of them, stand for. while, the president of the united states, joe biden, stands for an optimistic view of america. >> the world is changing. we're at a significant-inflexion point in world history. and our country and the world and the united states of america has always been able to chart the future in times of great change. we have been able to consistently renew ourselves. and time, and again, we have proven, there is not a single thing we