and she's going to be in conversation this evening with christina page. while we often think of margaret sanger's beginnings in -- birth control clinic, at 46 and boy street and brownsville. she started that clinic after being a nurse here on the old lower east side. here, she was a cohort of emma goldman, who by the way we will be discussing here at tenement, just two weeks with vivian. so tonight's top is not just fitting because it is surprisingly timely, it is fitting because there is a good chance that margaret sanger knew one or more of the immigrant women who lived in our tenement, a few doors down a 97 richard street. tonight's guest, jean baker is professor of history at geltzer college in baltimore. she's the author of several books on american history, including sisters, the lives of america's suffragists. and mary todd lincoln, a power graffiti. professor baker has done a remarkable job handling the story of her newest subject, and the highly compelling biography. publisher by weekly boasts, best known as an advocate for spearheading the birth

christina beltran and dr. christina greer.calling you by your titles, but in the normal world i call you by your first name. it is just because you're both christinas i have to do it this way. stick around for us. we're going to continue this conversation after the break. conversation after the break unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. start with all the non-sports dads. narrow it to the ones whose kids who can catch almost everything. especially a cold. meaning, you. you're the one we made mywalgreens for. join and get 30 minute pickup at walgreens.com (engines roaring) whoo-hoo! cal, you came in hot! shake 'n' bake? shake and bake! ( ♪♪ ) our lawyers just want you to know that this isn't real. that's my boy. just remember my motto: if you ain't first... all: you're last! purchase and get $10 per horsepower with dodge power dollars. that's $7,970 on the dodge challenger srt hellcat redeye. we look up to our heroes. i

geriatric nurse christina rodriguez wants to encourage others she asks a colleague to take photos of the message look at me i'm getting vaccinated. i really hope that i can get other care workers to get vaccinated and my own family and the entire country to. like christina care workers across belgium are trying to convince back scene skeptics to get themselves backs unaided in the french speaking part of the country many belgians still be eminently refused to do so nurse. as one of them. wanted to do when it comes to medicine and you always have to assess the risks if you can in this case there just hasn't been enough time look you know we've only known this virus for a year now and we hardly know these genetically modified vaccines either if we are manipulating genetic material we need answers to all the unresolved questions before we can speak of trust fuels. online obama calls on people to boycott facemasks lockdown measures and above all mass vaccinations and many agree with her more than 50 percent of care workers and privately run nursing homes in the french speaking part of be

host: christina marcos, your reaction. guest: there was a provision that would provide an extension of the bay area rapid transit system, but the senate parliamentarian ordered that provision had to be removed. that was something republicans were touting last week is something the argued was waste will spending and unrelated to the coronavirus relief. that's one provision that is no longer in there. the reason democrats do have that is because some any fewer people are traveling or commuting to work on a regular basis that a lot of these transit industries are really suffering. so the provision in this relief bill is providing support for trains, for amtrak, the airline industry to help them get through this pandemic. so there's already mute -- until there's heard immunity and people are more comfortable being in close contact. host: the expander $3000 child tax credit would help 10 million kids living in property -- in poverty. what are the chances for success? guest: the one thing the bill does is raise the child tax cre

christina regus agrees she's experienced many tough days in the nursing home today each report. and to a man now who is battling the pandemic in a very different way as christopher cross us is that the fight against the coronavirus is also a fight against monotony and loneliness ever since the 1st lockdown began here in germany about a year ago he's been doing his best in all kinds of weather to make people's lives just a little bit more positive and at the retirement home in the small town of flint and bag if you can pronounce that one he is very eagerly awaited. every evening everyone you can at this nursing home shows up at their windows or the door to listen to gustav scholars a plane serenades exactly at 7 pm the 80 year old man starts to play his baritone horn. one card. you have your mind that's great he is 80 years old and yet he still does this you know. the residents know the 80 year old. he has been volunteering here for years. these regular visits during the pandemic are very dear to him. by the huge mega bieb of wing as i notice that the residents miss affection and

and christina, i want to start with you. stacey abrams on instagram, she said this is in many ways jim crow 2.0. can you put what's happening down in georgia -- and i know you can. put this in a historical confection for us. make it plain. >> geoff, you're a proud moor houseman and you spent some time in atlanta. this is one of those situations where after the success of the organizing by stacey abrams and so many others in 2020 and delivering georgia to joe biden and then the subsequent wins of warnock and ossoff in january of 2021, we knew that the republican party would have to come up with some draconian laws to prevent democrats from actually participating. and as i said earlier on msnbc, we should think of this law as the anti-stacey abrams 2022 law. she hasn't declared a run for the governorship, but we know that she lives rent-free in the minds of republicans because of her ability to organize and articulate a vision for not just georgia but for america. so, when we think about the idea that it would be illegal to gi

geriatric nurse christina rodriguez wants to encourage others she asks a colleague to take photos of the message look at me i'm getting vaccinated. rarely i really hope that i can get other care workers to get vaccinated and my own family and the entire country to. like christina care workers across belgium are trying to convince back scene skeptics to get themselves backs unaided in the french speaking part of the country many belgians still vehemently refused to do so nurse obama as one of them. wanted to do when it comes to medicine you always have to assess the risk even if you can in this case there just hasn't been enough time or not but look you know we've only known this virus for a year now and we hardly know these genetically modified vaccines either if you guessed we are manipulating genetic material we need answers to all the unresolved questions before we can speak of trust us. online obama calls on people to boycott facemasks lockdown measures and above all mass vaccinations and many agree with her more than 50 percent of care workers and privately run nursing homes in

geriatric nurse christina rodriguez wants to encourage others she asks a colleague to take photos of the message look at me i'm getting backs unaided. i really hope that i can get other care workers to get vaccinated and my own family and the entire country to. like christina care workers across belgium are trying to convince back scene skeptics to get themselves backs unaided in the french speaking part of the country many belgians still be eminently refused to do so nurse obama as one of them see what it is able to do when it comes to medicine you always have to assess the risks if you can in this case there just hasn't been enough time or not but look you know we've only known this virus for a year now and we hardly know these genetically modified vaccines either we are manipulating genetic material we need answers to all the unresolved questions before we can speak of trust fuels. on line. calls on people to boycott facemasks lockdown measures and above all mass vaccinations and many agree with her more than 50 percent of care workers in privately run nursing homes in the french

>> seth: please, welcome back to the show christina hendricks how are you, christina >> hi, seth. >>live! with kelly and ryan," and we showed this clip. first, i want to show this this is us showing it on the show >> she thought for years and years and years and found herself on kind of autopilot - >> special report, michael cohen testifies. [ laughter ] >> thank you thank you very much. >> seth: so that happened. but then, that night when our show aired, this happened. >> and so we would have the neighborhood kids come over, and we would be like - >> this is an nbc news special report >> seth: two different stories, it should be noted michael cohen in the morning, trump in vietnam at night. we felt terrible about that. and then, and i promise we're going to talk about your show, my producers saw this happen to you last year. >> so i got a job at a local florist and that - >> this is an nbc news special report >> seth: you're like one of those people that got hit by lightning five or six times. >> i'm like a technology repellent. somehow things just shut down around me. remote contro

geriatric nurse christina rodriguez wants to encourage others she asks a colleague to take photos of the message look at me i'm getting vaccinated. this is rarely i really hope that i can get other care workers to get vaccinated and my own family and the entire country to. like christina care workers across belgium are trying to convince back scene skeptics to get themselves backs unaided in the french speaking part of the country many belgians still vehemently refused to do so nurse obama as one of them. wanted to have a good day when it comes to medicine and you always have to assess the risks if you can in this case there just hasn't been enough time or not but look you know we've only known this virus for a year now and we hardly know these genetically modified vaccines either if we are manipulating genetic material we need answers to all the unresolved questions before we can speak of trust is equal feels. online. calls on people to boycott facemasks lockdown measures and above all mass vaccinations and many agree with her more than 50 percent of care workers in privately run nu

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christina ruffini at the white house has more. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. well, president biden is spending his weekend away in wilmington. meanwhile, many americans are going to spend their weekend checking their bank accounts and mailboxes to see if they are got their 1,400 bucks. now that the checks are going out, president biden says he is, too. >> we're going to be traveling the country to speak directly to the american people about how this law is going to make a real difference in their lives and how help is here for them. >> reporter: next week, the president, first lady, vice president, and second gentleman will fan out across the country from nevada to new jersey, to explain to americans what exactly their $1.9 trillion bought. >> this is important to the president personally, having a conversation directly with people about how they can benefit, addressing questions they have. >> reporter: it's a lesson lehest tm of the biden administration, when the white house missed the messaging on major legislation, like health care and the auto bailout. and

we get more now from cbs' christina ruffini at the white house. christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, the white house has so far avoided calling what's happening at the border a crisis, but it is a big problem with the number of migrants on track to reach a 20 year high. hundreds of unaccompanied migrant children are showing up each day at the southern border but president biden says he won't send them back. >> what do you do >> what do you do with an unaccompanied child that comes to the border? you repeat what trump did? we're not doing that. >> reporter: but his administration's compassionate approach to immigration policy has been confused for leniency, and a record 15,000 migrant children are now in u.s. custody. >> the message is quite clear: do not come. the border is closed. the border is closed the border is closed. >> reporter: appearing on multiple sunday shows, department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas defended it's border policy blaming the rocky transition period and actions by of the president trump.

christina? >> that was the fascinating. oh, my gosh. i have some questions. [laughter] there's one here from pat, and she says i used to fly years ago, and all the flight attendants i've met were really great people. was that your experience in looking forward to reading the book. >> thanks. honestly, it was. another, you know, i got a question a little bit ago which reminded me, i had a real ulterior motive when it started doing this work. i wanted to know how they had done it. they, these women, you know, one of the women that i met at the twa terminal, one of the first women, she said she never bought a return ticket home because you never know. she was so spontaneous and so interesting. they seemed of to have really lived their lives so fully, and their friendships were incredible. they have these bonds that are really amazing. they still travel together. they visit one another. they're god parents to each other's children. it's remarkable to look at them. and, you know, as comes from the perspective of in my early 30s, i really wanted to, i wanted to lea

christina coleman fox news.ountain view, are investigating a stabbing that left two people injured early this morning. police say that officers found a man and a woman with stab wounds at villa street and wild cherry lane after responding to reports of a fight in the that area around 2 a.m. the victims were taken to the hospital. police say officers have not been able to find a suspect. well in israel, life is getting back to normal as officials continue to loosen lockdown look, restrictions there today. restaurants and cafes welcome customers back for the first time in months, the prime minister there made the decision to allow restaurants to reopen made new data showing a rapid vaccinations across the country. roughly 53% of israelis have received at least one dose of the visor vaccine. some event venues are opening back up to and only allowing people who can provide proof of vaccination with the so called green pass. the government is hoping the green pass program will nudge people to get vaccinated. well stu

christina marcos, thank you for joining us. guest: thanks for having me. host: take us back to the senate final action on saturday. what did it change about the $1.9 trillion bill that the house will have to wrestle with this week? guest: there are two major changes that were made in the senate. the first one being the restrictions on the direct stimulus payments, that is a central part of the previous pandemic relief bills. rather than the maximum amount that one can qualify for to get a check is still incomes of $75,000 for individual. they used to be people up to 100,000. now that will beat cap to $80,000. a number of moderates were concerned there were some higher income people who were getting these payments when they didn't really need them. so that's one major change we will see. this does mean there are some people who got stimulus checks last year who won't get them. the weekly insurance -- unemployment insurance supplement. additionally in-house bill that passed a couple weeks ago, that would've been $400 per week. but now it's going to remain at

geriatric nurse christina rodriguez wants to encourage others she asks a colleague to take photos of the message look at me i'm getting backs unaided. says rarely i really hope that i can get other care workers to get vaccinated and my own family and the entire country to act. like christina care workers across belgium are trying to convince back scene skeptics to get themselves backs unaided in the french speaking part of the country many belgians still vehemently refused to do so nurse obama as one of them. wanted to do when it comes to medicine you always have to assess the risks if you can in this case there just hasn't been enough time or not but look you know we've only known this virus for a year now and we hardly know these genetically modified vaccines either if we are manipulating genetic material we need answers to all the unresolved questions before we can speak of trust fuels. on line. calls on people to boycott facemasks lockdown measures and above all mass vaccinations and many agree with her more than 50 percent of care workers and privately run nursing homes in the f

cbs's christina ruffini is at the white house with more. good evening. >> good evening, immigration officials say 18,000 migrant children are now in u.s. custody and tonight republicans are putting pressure on the administration to do something about it. >> before stepping on to air force one this evening president biden side-stepped a question about whether he would be making a visit to the southern border. >> we are putting in place a plan that i feel very confident about. and i don't care what the other guy does. >> earlier today white house communication director kate bettingsfield said the surge of migrants was not due to administration policy. >> this is a cyclical issue. one that president biden has said is unacceptable to him and he's working very quickly to address it. >> the white house is also working to address the controversial new voter law in georgia. >> no crow racism, that is what it is, we have to call it what it is. >> which opponents say is aimed at making it harder for minorities to vote. >> so rather than having the pe

but recognizing the minimal differences in brain structure is not easy to do it neuroscientist christina uses a software which recognizes patterns it's algorithms compare hundreds of brain scans to calculate the probabilities of accurately predicting autism before her 4 years early prognosis is especially important for instance when someone in the family is already affected that increases the probability many times over and it would be an interesting scenario if a simply had autism then you can start scanning very early on and make a forecast based on our models. of basel stanwood lives on the 4 years i go there. but for now computer diagnosis is just a pipe dream and i movement analysis requires a lot more intensive research as well but the sooner the early signs of autism can be deciphered the faster therapies can be developed to help the children affected. the majority of people with disabilities live in developing countries often in poverty. mel nutrition a lack of sanitation and poor medical care often lead to disabilities that could be avoided. it is estimated that 2 thirds of visu

but recognising the minimal differences in brain structure is not easy to do it neuroscientist christina. eka uses a software which recognizes patterns its algorithms compare hundreds of brain scans to calculate the probabilities of accurately predicting autism before 4 hears that early prognosis is especially important for instance when someone in the family is already affected that increases the probability many times over and it would be an interesting scenario if a sibling had autism then you could start scanning very early on and make a forecast based on our models. bozza stanwood allison afore he has a hug. but for now computer diagnosis is just a pipe dream and i movement analysis requires a lot more intensive research as well but the sooner the early signs of autism can be deciphered the faster therapies can be developed to help the children affected. the majority of people with disabilities live in developing countries often in poverty. nutrition a lack of sanitation and medical care often lead to disabilities that could be avoided. it is estimated that 2 thirds of visually impa

but recognizing the minimal differences in brain structure is not easy to do it neuroscientist christina eka uses a software which recognizes patterns it's algorithms compare hundreds of brain scans to calculate the probabilities of accurately predicting autism before her 4 years early prognosis is especially important for instance when someone in the family is already affected that increases the probability many times over and it would be an interesting scenario if a sibling had autism then you can start scanning very early on and make a forecast based on our models and done off bozza stanwood lives on the 4 years ago . but for now computer diagnosis is just a pipe dream and i movement analysis requires a lot more intensive research as well but the sooner the early signs of autism can be deciphered the faster therapies can be developed to help the children affected. the majority of people with disabilities live in developing countries often in poverty. mell nutrition a lack of sanitation and poor medical care often lead to disabilities that could be avoided. it is estimated that 2 third

but recognising the minimal differences in brain structure is not easy to do it neuroscientist christina egg. it uses a software which recognizes patterns its algorithms compare hundreds of brain scans to calculate the probabilities of accurately predicting autism before her 4 hears that early prognosis is especially important for instance when someone in the family is already affected that increases the probability many times over and it would be an interesting scenario if a sibling had autism then you can start scanning very early on and make a forecast based on our models and done off as a similar della's on the 4 here as i go. but for now computer diagnosis is just a pipe dream and i movement analysis requires a lot more intensive research as well but the sooner the early signs of autism can be deciphered the faster therapies can be developed to help the children affected. the majority of people with disabilities live in developing countries often in poverty. mell nutrition a lack of sanitation and medical care often lead to disabilities that could be avoided. it is estimated that 2

therapist access mobilizes specific muscles on joints in christina's back rifle. i slide my hand under the vertebra and the edge of my hand forms a hypo. so like a pivot to which i can mobilize the area during the stretch then i turn the patient back over my hand off she breathes it and when she exhaled i increase the stretch right in the area where she is restricted. a patient often has a picture in their mind a sense that something has popped out or a vertebra is out of place obviously that's not the case that would be dreadful and not a case for manual therapy but what we're actually looking at is a functional disorder with some things within the functional apparatus that is not moving properly it's a manual therapist. and supports the patient and being able to move normally again . and it works well studies say handholds like these improve my ability with conic back pain even more effectively than analgesic injections and ice they're a pain. in fact for patients with acute back pain manual therapists can often provide relief more quickly provided the therapist

this is ktvu fox two news at six with everything, and thanks for joining me, i'm christina.re don't andre sr is off tonight. a contingent of south bay leaders from government to business turned out this afternoon to rally against recent hate crimes against the asian american and pacific islander community. ktvu greg liggins joining us live tonight with more on what happened, greg? yeah christina, it turned out to be an emotional gathering, with people expressing both anger. and sorrow over what appears to be an escalating trend, and that is, of course, crimes against people of asian descent. san jose city hall served as the meeting spot where a couple 100 people gathered to denounce the recent increase in violence and xenophobia. the rally is part of a campaign called stop asian american pacific islander hate. response to an escalation in bigotry that has emerged from the covid-19 pandemic. but bad actors have been espousing dangerous and false rhetoric about this pandemic rhetoric that has unfairly put a target on the backs of the folks in the asian pacific islander communi

alicia: christina coleman in los angeles, thanks, christina.exas. you see this, this is in the rye owe brand valley -- rio grande valley, the busiest sector of the border, and that is a gate that the border control goes over the hull, comes town to a temporary processing center. you can see border patrol going in there. they are seeing more than 1500 illegal immigrants coming across that river every day now, and it is becoming a crisis. if you pan this camera, tyson is just going to pan a little bit here, about 50 meet or -- meters or so to the left, you see a giant, gaping hole, that's about 200 plus meters until it meets the other side of the fence which was under construction under the trump administration. now the biden administration ending construction, and where our cameraman is shooting from, the driveway of an open-air restaurant and bar where the owner says because of that gaping hole in the fence, he has scores of illegal immigrants coming and sleeping on his patio and using his restroom facilities. just a little bit of a snapshot, i

christina and really reporting lifers tonight in the city, amber. thank you. in oakland local business either said the diverse city needs or excuse me. diverse city stands united against asian hate, the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce organized the rally, a pacific renaissance plaza. it was attended by the mayor, police chief and other community impacted chinatown, which has already been hit hard by covid-19. they're looking for ways to prevent crime, including more security cameras were having about 40 to 50% of emotions, putting up cameras not only inside, but also, the cameras pointed out side and which is very effectively preventing many times company but also capturing me. incidents happened which help was assault many, many of his crimes mayor, mayor and business leaders also urge residents to come down and support chinatown businesses. well, rallies were held tonight across the country, capping a national day of action. the highlighted racism and violence directed at asian americans and pacific islanders. ktvu is deborah villalon joins us now live

jericka. >> duncan: christina ruffini for us in washington tonight, thank you.a landmark day in the history of the civil rights movement. 56 years ago today, the late john lewis led a voting rights march across selma, alabama's edmund pettus bridge only to be brutally attacked by state troopers and police. unlike previous anniversaries there was no march this year. a virtual ceremony was held in its place. president biden honored lewis today by signing an executive order promoting voting access for all americans. a silent march was held in minneapolis today for george floyd. tomorrow jury selection begins in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin, who is facing murder and manslaughter charges in floyd's death. video showing chauvin pressing his knee into floyd's neck last may sparked protests around the world. police and the city are on alert, as security fences surround the courthouse and many buildings across minneapolis are boarded up. today, pope francs marked the final full day of his historic pilgrimage to iraq. the pope spoke at mosul, once the

i'm not going to ask you, christina. we're not going to go there. i'll leave you off the hook.nk you. arthel: you got it. eric? [laughter] eric: well, there is now you a congressional call for a new dig in the jimmy hoffa case. this after a series on fox nation, riddle, found what some say is potential evidence in the disappearance of the say iconic labor leader. the son of an owner of a former mob connected dump in jersey city said his father buried hoffa in a drum next to the dump after hoffa disappeared in detroit in 1975. we went to that dump area and you're seeing ground penetrating radar on that screen, we discovered what we were told were multiple pieces of buried curved metal like the metal from drums exactly where it is claimed hoffa's remains are still. lee zeldin says the next step is for the fbi and law enforcement to dig at that site to see exactly what we found. >> if there's any one in the fbi concerned about the hoffa file who has not yet watched your story on fox nation, they need to watch it and they need to find all the motivation inside of them to get down t

christina coleman has that story from los angeles. christina.r: jon, colorado baker jack phillips is back in court defending refuse toll make a cake he says goes against his christian faith. the new legal case involving phillips started monday in colorado state court. attorney autumn a transgender woman is suing the baker for refusing to make a cake in 2017 in honor of her gender transition after shop turned down it she called back to request a cake with smoking a joint on it and christian baker declined making that cake too and reports that hoping to persuade phillips to see the errors of his thinking and phillip attorney says their client is trapped and targeted for his religious beliefs they say activist are trying to weaponize the justice system to punish or ruin people who disagree with them. phillips attorneys also say he was not discriminating against gardena refuse to make the cake because he didn't want to sending message that he agrees a gender transition is something to be celebrated. here's jack phillips on fox news at night. >> we h

jon: christina coleman thank you. the biden administration reportedly is thinking of housing unaccompanied migrant children at a military base in virginia as officials scramble for ways to handle the surge in the numbers of children arriving at a border without parents or family of any kind. lucas tomlinson has the story from washington. >> jon border agents detained 100,000 migrants on the southern border last month including many children who arrived without their parents. the u.s. government is scrambling to find a place to put them. the department human services visited military base outside of richmond thursday to as a site to potentially house until until limpett i asked jon kirby the defense secretary supports the move. the secretary was supporting of having hhs visit fort lee to examine and to do a site survey and if there is a need and right now there is that one, there's no request but if there is one the secretary is committed to making sure that request gets a full airing at the pentagon and we make the be

christina coleman has a story from los angeles. christina.e defending nba champs are out another star player, 18 year veteran and four-time champ lebron james. how did he get injured? it was the second quarter, a scramble for a loose ball and then they. solomon hill fell on lebron's right leg forcing him to roll his ankle. look at him there. clearly in pain. >> [inaudible] you just praying for the best outcome. >> he was still able to stand on his own and went limp back to the bench and stayed in the game a little longer, even hitting a three from the corner. take a look at that, nothing but nets. soon after he went to the locker room and his x-ray came back negative but his mri said he had a high ankle sprain so the lakers announced he is out indefinitely but still has two months to recover before the nba playoffs began. lebron is confident he will bounce right back and he tweeted quote, nothing angers and saddens me more than not being available to and for my teammates. i'm hurt inside and out right now in the road back from recovery begins

with her shocking red hair, she didn't look anything like wayne at all, and so she hired christina bryanbons, a dna detective. >> two weeks later, i was down to two men, who were brothers -- a man named tim, and he had a brother named cameron. >> christina took jodi's dna and matched it to distant relatives, who also took a similar test. >> it's like a jigsaw puzzle, and i know they connect somehow. >> christina made a family tree, slowly filling in the blanks through dna, first by finding jodi's biological great-grandparents, then grandparents, and eventually her birth father, tim. this was the only thing linking tim to marin county -- an old realtor's license. if you're wondering how tim even fits in, here's how. >> tim was the real-estate agent for jodi's parents, sam and her mother, when they moved to marin. and he became a roommate and some. [ laughs ] >> but dna doesn't lie. though everything jodi had been told her whole life, including genetically being jewish, was a lie. >> that rocked my self-concept. holy hell. i'm scottish. >> she eventually accepted her new norm and the fact

christina greer also joining us. thank you for being with us on a friday evening. christina, let me start with you because one would assume there are political costs to being on the wrong side of things. at these moments like this, a recession, a pandemic, a moment to come together, one would assume there would have been some efforts on the part of republicans to at least join hands and say we're part of this. when we look back at it in 10 years or 15 years, we were part of the effort to extract us from this after the disastrous administration that got us buried into this over the last year. why are we seeing nothing on the part of republicans? how is it that the estate tax is their number one priority right now? >> right. first things first, ali, i am a daughter of a flight attendant. i just want to give a shout-out to all the men and women who protect us in the air. >> oh, wow. yep. >> but, ali, it befuddles us because so many republicans are so calcified in just working against democrats. and they know that their constituents actually want that. so they're worri

arthel: christina coleman live in los angeles. eric: in atlanta several lawmakers want the justice department to get involved in prosecuting the suspect who is charged with the murders of eight people including six asian women, today members of the congressional asian pacific american caucus visited those three spas where the gunman opened fire nearly two weeks ago. officials have not tried to suspect with a hate crime but they say they are not really not any additional charges. members of the caucus say, they do believe that the killing spree was racially motivated. >> we think this has to be prosecuted as a hate crime, it is clear that you would not choose these three places unless you are targeting asian women. eric: meanwhile several rallies across the country yesterday demanding more from a response to the rise in violent crime recently against asian americans and pacific islanders. ♪. arthel: the fbi has reportedly joined the search for the boyfriend of a british woman who went missing three weeks ago, 41-year-old disappeare

congratulations on that, and christina, can you talk about it on the other side?this conversation that's very positive and making people feel hopeful, in the other universe on earth two they're telling laura ingram, she is not a doctor, who is she to do that? they're putting people on tv saying forget everything, burn your mask asks do social distancing and just do what you want and governors also saying dismantle all of the restrictions. forget the cdc, just go wild which feels like it will kill more people and set us back and i wonder if you have thoughts about how people can break through the information bubble. >> joy, sadly, it's the politics and the partisan politics aren't following the science and so many republican governors are putting the citizens of their state in severe danger. we're seeing this texas is open for business and what does that mean for people who will sadly follow a politician with zero medical credibility and not wear a mask and social distance and go back to business as usual without having been vaccinated and we might see spikes in pa

hey, christina. >> reporter: it sure is.et injured? it was the second quarter, a scramble for a loose ball and then thing bam, he rolled his ankle. lebron clearly in pain. >> not often any of us have heard lebron scream. he's a tough guy. you've never seen him go down like that. >> reporter: tough to watch. lebron was still able to stand on his own and limp back to the bench and each stayed in the game a little longer, even hitting a three from the corner. take a look at that. but soon after he went to the locker room, his x-ray came back negative but the mri showed he has a high ankle sprain, so the lakers announced he is out indefinitely. but he still has two months to recover before the nba playoffs begin. lebron is confident he'll bounce right back. he tweeted, quote: nothing angers and saddens me more than not being available to and for my teammates. i'm hurt inside and out right now. the road back from recovery begin withs now. back soon like i never left. several of lebron's teammates threw some shade on solomon hill,

we have to secure our democracy. >> christina, senator warnock is pushing the senate to deliver on hrhe sweeping voting reform legislation that's already passed through the house, what would bold action on the federal level mean for you in a state like texas? >> well, we have to remember that texas is the south, that these bills are the same old tactics of poll taxes and literacy tests repackaged with the same purpose, to deny communities of color the right to vote. it took federal action with the voting rights act to make texas comply and actually insure that all texans had a right to vote. that kind of federal action would again insure that here in texas, one of the states that makes it the most difficult to register and actually cast a ballot, would allow millions of people's votes to be protected. look, a lot of people have an image of texas, of white cowboys, and we have a lot of great white cowboys in our state, but actually, what people should be envisioning about texas today is we're a state that is majority brown and black, young and urban. and those voters are the exact vote

christina coleman tells us the trial could be delayed. minneapolis is on the edge as the trial of the former police officer accused of killing george floyd gets closer jury selection for the trial of derrick show vin is expected to begin monday, but it could be delayed due to a new ruling from the minnesota court of appeals ordering the judge to reconsider a third degree murder charge. sheldon is currently charged with second degree on in attentional murder and second degree manslaughter in floyd's death last may. the incident sparked the largest civil rights movement the country has seen since the 19ti with months long protests against police brutality. now the city is bracing for another round of unrest, boarding up government buildings and increasing security measures. we need to be working directly with those peaceful protesters, and we have been to make sure that we as a city or better able to distinguish between those that are peacefully, proto testing and that those that seek to cause violence and destruction in our city. meanwhile

host: christina marcos,>> "wash" continues. host: looking for your calls. here's what the wall street journal had to say about this. the federal debt is projecting to almost double by the year 2051 reflecting rising costs for health care and debt service. the forecasts don't take into account the covid bill that was proposed by president biden backed by democrats. democrats say the measures needed to ease pain from the business closures and job losses caused by the pandemic and related restriction on economic activity paid congressional republicans object to the size of the stimulus package and of .2 growing budget deficit and debt as a reason to keep spending in check. they argue the economy is already poised for stronger growth. budget deficits will widen in 2051, from 5.7% in 2031 driven largely by increasing costs servicing the debt. net spending on interest will triple relative to gdp in two decades eating up to 2051, spending on programs like social security and medicare will also rise. some of the basics there, boarding from the washington -- republi

elderly caretaker christina regress uses online videos to encourage people to get vaccinated. due to fake news on social. media many belgian care workers are refusing corona vaccines. can the fight against the virus be won on line. focused on her. in 60 minutes on. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word which can include nico is in germany to study . why not listening. to sas it's simple online on your mobile and for e. t w z e learning course. german made easy. i'm scared that the same or that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were lions of the what's your story ready ready. i mean when i was a women especially in victims of violence and. take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture. are not even written i think yes you want to become citizens. in full migrants your platform for reliable information. this is the darfur news asia coming up to the north korea's nuclear weapons program in focus. the u.

but recognizing the minimal differences in brain structure is not easy to do it neuroscientist christina uses a software which recognizes patterns its algorithms compare hundreds of brain scans to calculate the probabilities of accurately predicting autism before 4 hears that early prognosis is especially important for instance when someone in the family is already affected that increases the probability many times over and it would be an interesting scenario if a sibling had autism then you can start scanning very early on and make a forecast based on our models. bozza stanwood lives in the 4 years i go there. but for now computer diagnosis is just a pipe dream and i movement analysis requires a lot more intensive research as well but the sooner the early signs of autism can be deciphered the faster therapies can be developed to help the children affected. the majority of people with disabilities live in developing countries often in poverty. mell nutrition a lack of sanitation and poor medical care often lead to disabilities that could be avoided. it is estimated that 2 thirds of visua

founders katie ernst and christina taylor wanted to bring a sometimes taboo topic out into the open menstruation but instead of tampons and pads they sell period underwear they would have been if this book if they catch is in the crotch we've put a multi-layered membrane system into the crotch one side of it wicks away the liquid away from the body so that it feels totally dry at the same time it gets soaked up and doesn't leak out. wash dry repeat and the stain of all product is ready to be used again. their on line shop ran up sales of 10000 euro's on their 1st day of business if it was like everyone was waiting for it which is not surprising we've seen so much innovation yet for decades for periods to nothing if they may have had customers from the outset but finding venture capital privilege harder. but i got this i meant what i meant there was one time where a male investors said they didn't want to invest in us because we're a women's project and he'd recommend women as investors which is scandalous because there are very few female investors meaning a lot of doors would be closed. men hav

now for more on this i'm joined by ana christina groener she's chairperson of the diversity charter and she joins me now from hamburg and christine it's good to have you on the show diversity it strikes me as one of those words that's very easy for everyone to embrace everyone wants to be more diverse like comes to businesses but when it comes to putting it into practice what point is the rubber meet the road what concrete steps are german business is taking to become more diverse there are a lot of instruments to be embedded in the process of any customer. so it's not an easy task to say you can talk about it but you have to really in that hugo's. you quote you know work for is unconscious bias training everything has to be in place and that of course that top management and really has to embrace diversity of behavior are you seeing that so far in german businesses are they lacking. oh both we have a group of companies giantess years ago and we were working hard on flexibility so that right now we are able to switch into a home office early and lead virtually but there is a group lacki

christina.d evening. >> reporter: good evening the white house has tried to avoid calling what is happening at the border a crisis is. but it's a big problem. it's on track to be the greatest in 20 years. hundreds of unaccompanied migrant children are showing up. and president biden said they will not send them back. >> what do you do with an you kn know, an aunaccompanied minor. do you do what the trump administration did? you can't do that. >> the message is clear, the border is closed. >> department of homeland security secretary defended the border policy. blaming the rocky transition period and the actions of president trump. >> president trump dismantled the orderly humane and efficient ways. >> the border is now the crisis caused by the dismantling of the tough policies. >> trump dismantled the immigration system. that is false. >> when he returned to the white house from camp david this evenig. president biden was asked why he thought that don't come message was not getting through. he s

elderly caretaker christina read requests uses online videos to encourage people to get vaccinated. due to fake news on social media many belgian care workers are refusing corona vaccines. can the fight against the virus be one online. focus on your. 60 minutes on d w. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. christianity for the established itself. both religious and secular leaders or to display their power. a huge race began to. create the tallest biggest and the most beautiful structures to us is how massive churches are created. consciousness such as the drills starts april 12th on d w. the republican party absolutely has the nasty january 6th violence your party never used to be that forgiving of loses that they won and they played by the rules dividing one out of place to spare a thought for the republican party in the us donald trump lost the last presidential election but he refuses to go quietly or even a thought in fact he still claims against all the evidence the teeth of one of my guest this week from washington jack kingston former republic

christina pretty.begin to feel full air in just a few hours and by that time, it will be one in the morning the uk, meghan markle will essentially say that the palace is perpetuating falsehoods about them and that she's not going to remain silent and then she goes on to say this. >> if that comes with risk of losing thanks, there's a lot that has been lost already. reporter: this clearly marks a turning point in their effort to try to take control of how they're being perpetrated. meghan has been slammed by british tabloid since she started dating prince harry and they've never really up and harry tried to defend her and he has even said that the british press was destroying his mental health. after all his mother to die from a car crash following a chase by the paparazzi. any of meghan markle's celebrity friends they are standing up for her and she faces a storm of tabloid scrutiny ahead of today's interview. against formal costar patrick adams tweeted in part from day one, she it was enthusiastic and

christina coleman is following the story. christina. >> hi, yeah, she has apologized over and over again for some of the things she tweeted a decade ago when she was just 17 at the time. but still because of those years-old tweets she will no longer start as editor in chief of teen vogue next week. it sparked outrage from some of teen vogue staffers and readers because of the homophobic and anti-asian tweets she posted a decade ago. the owner of teen vogue was aware of the tweets. the company's officer sent an email saying she was straight forward and transparent about these posts during our interview process and through public apologies years ago. they say she has done remarkable work in journalism elevating the voices of marginalized communities and looking forward to welcoming her into our community. so they go on to say that but mchammond has now resigned. she released a statement yesterday saying in part quote, i became a journalist to help lift up the stories and voices of our most vulnerable communities as a young woma