cunningham: we have a good audience. i am going to invite audience members to put their questions in the q&a. there has been some talk in the last week or so with some suggestion -- suggesting that the united states and nato are experiencing [indiscernible] . as we ramp up the level of support, as we ramp up the level of weaponry, some are saying we should be more limited in what we are doing because we risk getting drawn in. i would love your views on that. sen. murphy: i think it is important that the administration has made it clear from the beginning that we do not seek a direct conflict with russia. there are some that criticized president biden about being so explicit upfront saint you are not going to see u.s. forces on the ground in ukraine. that the president should have held back and left some ambiguity around the question. but i think president biden made the right call. while we are going to support ukraine's abella bailey -- ability to fight for itself, we are not interested in that direct confrontation. at

cunningham: very well put. we are approaching the bottom of the hour. let me take you right back to the senate foreign relations committee. you attended hearings for our new nominee to be ambassador to kyiv, bridget brink. i am sure you are wishing someone had been named earlier. how do you view her chances? sen. murphy: i would hope she would be in place by the end of next week. i think she will get there very quickly. i will say we have been incredibly well served in kyiv. we have big problems with nominations. we cannot move nominations right now. the assistant secretary of defense for logistics, the position in charge of organizing all of the shipments to ukraine, has been blocked by senator holly for the entirety of this year. i think bridget brink's nomination will go through. we still have dozens of state department nominees that are being blocked by republicans who are part of the team that would be at work and policy. if republicans cared about ukraine, it would be supporting these nominees. they are letting a small number of republicans to exe

. >> member cunningham, absent. >> de-antonio. >> here. >> member friedenbach. >> here. >> officer leadbetter. >> here. >> member reggio. >> here. >> chair williams. >> here. >> we have quorum and with that, we will move into our land acknowledgement. we acknowledge that we are on the unceded home land of the ramaytush ohlone who are the origin habitants of san francisco peninsula. we'll move into our resolution on teleconferencing. >> actually, i apologize. we're going to public comment so this is for public comment on item no. not on the agenda. >> member cunningham has joined this meeting, also officer leadbetter. >> great, welcome. >> members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001 and access code 24969762816 and pound and then pound again f. dial star three to line up to speak. the system will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments and you have two minutes, spanish interpreter, please. [speaking non-english] >> thank you, cantonese interpreter, please. [speaki

not on the agenda. >> member cunningham has joined this meeting, also officer leadbetter. >> great, welcome. >> members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 415-655-0001 and access code 24969762816 and pound and then pound again f. dial star three to line up to speak. the system will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments and you have two minutes, spanish interpreter, please. [speaking non-english] >> thank you, cantonese interpreter, please. [speaking non-english] thank you. i'm checking the attendee list for hand raised for public comment. and i do not see any. oh, hold on. i see one. hello, caller, you have two minutes. >> >> hi, my name is karen and we do have (indiscernible) here. they all would like to speak and i would need an interpreter for them. so, here i come with the first. [speaking non-english] >> interpreter: hi, everyone. my name is -- i live in the sro unit in china town and i'm here to urge the committee please concern investing prop money for sr money a

cunningham. what's the biggest issue dividing the republican party today?> the biggest issue -- let me start by saying this -- we see the division more on the democratic side. you've got the far extreme socialist liberals like aoc, her squad and bernie sanders that plan to come in and destroy the democratic party. they are not democrats, they are some far extreme party that they cannot run on because they won't get any voters. they have come in and destroyed democratic party. we are going to benefit from that in the midterm election. we are going to win some voters. but we have to be able to cast a big tent because we have the same type of folks on the right side that are alienating voters and right now is the time for us to get those voters, cast a bigger tent -- i don't care if you are a moderate republican. i don't care if you are a rino. as long as you are voting for republican judges that can look at the facts find election fraud, that's what i care about. we have to cast a bigger tent and have people in office that are not going to alienate part of th

. >> yes >> member cunningham. >> yes. >> vice-chair d'antonio much >> yes. >> member friedenbach. >> yes. >> officer leadbetter. >> yes. >> member miller. >> yes. >> member reggio. >> yes. >> chair williams. >> yes. the motion passes and now we're back to the other recommendations within the housing portfolio. are there any questions or comments or is there a motion to move member reggio's, the other recommendation so i see member friedenbach and officer leadbetter and vice-chair d'antonio. >> i have two other motions i would like to bring forward in the housing section and i'm going to do them separately and start with the first one so it doesn't get confusing. but i would really, we have, we have a fund balance in our family, a housing section and i would -- i would like to move that or make a motion to add 100 flex pool vouchers for sro families for $2 million and that would be pulled from the family housing funds. >> a motion by member friedenbach, is there a second. >> second. >> seconded by member d'antonio. we'll go to discussion on the motion. is there discussion on the motio

. >> ajani cunningham: i'm a marine cadet.nd others. >> pelley: ajani cunningham joined marine corps' junior r.o.t.c. to add some ammo to his many applications for financial aid. >> cunningham: because i am in a 1,000 programs all at once, including r.o.t.c., debate. i have honors and a.p. classes. i've taken college courses. so, i'm just trying to do the most that i can to make college the least expensive. >> kavarrion newson: well, father, we thank you for waching over all of us this morning, waking us up and clothing us all in our right mind. >> pelley: kavarrion newson's hopes lean on faith. >> newson: amen. >> pelley: he told us that's how he endured being raised by his grandmother, who was drug- addicted at the time. >> newson: i have so much faith in god. it's like, i'm not even going to worry about money. anything i've ever put in god's hands, it never failed. so, i know he'll come through. i know it, for a fact. >> cleaves: you know, we have students who are doing construction, working in warehouses, working the night

. >> here >> member cunningham. absent. >> vice-chair detone yo. >> here >> member friedenbach >> here. >> officer leadbetter. >> here. >> member miller? >> absent. member reggio. >> here >> chair williams. >> here. >> all right. so, we to have quorum. and we'll move into our acknowledgement. we're on the homeland of the -- who are the original hab tans. [reading] thank you. >> all right. so, we will now lead into the special meeting so we do have not public comment on items on the agenda so my colleagues move into it starting with our housing recommendation. we have broken it up by adult youth and family to make it a smoother process so i'll turn it over to member reggio at this time. thank you. >> thank you, chair williams. and i want to acknowledge and thank also jesse, staff, as well as my colleagues who worked together this week toity -- to integrate last week which was scattered so thank you. i'm going to be brief because most we went through and the past two meetings, the department of housing recommendations

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deborah cunningham, in your space, do you have a terminal rate?there a terminal rate in the short paper market? deborah: right now, for the current time being, you're looking at a terminal rate that is probably, over the next three months, somewhere around the 2% range. as we get more guidance from chair powell and the rest of the -- numbers, maybe you begin to see that curves a little bit and get closer to the longer-term. tom: in the short-term space, the jillions of dollars, you are telling me there is a bear market, yield up, price down the. even in the short-term price market. deborah: anything other than the stable market product, that is absolutely the case. maturities basically 60 days and under that are not in that bear market. tom: this is very important. it means -- it's got some cap there. deborah: they will leverage absolutely. jonathan: deborah cottingham, then q. a couple of things today. not just the federal reserve but some of these stories to. lyft, stocks in. uber was set after the close today, they brought that forward. in abou

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. >> here >> member cunningham.> member miller? >> absent. member reggio. >> here >> chair williams. >> here. >> all right. so, we to have quorum. and we'll move into our acknowledgement. we're on the homeland of the -- who are the original hab tans. [reading] thank you. >> all right. so, we will now lead into the special meeting so we do have not public comment on items on the agenda so my colleagues move into it starting with our housing recommendation. we have broken it up by adult youth and family to make it a smoother process so i'll turn it over to member reggio at this time. thank you. >> thank you, chair williams. and i want to acknowledge and thank also jesse, staff, as well as my colleagues who worked together this week toity -- to integrate last week which was scattered so thank you. i'm going to be brief because most we went through and the past two meetings, the department of housing recommendations or the recommendations that have come from the department, from the department, hsh, excuse me, and then

i don't know whether one thing that had a young man there in it, she nice cunningham division of them on the salem, i had a game of the video market. kind of my dedication, we are val has issues about, you know, one item the has it was, you know, when a nice challenge, you know, well i had to give out that. and michelle has more than he go into another county that might be out of my here you my telephone, a communication muff a ah more of them are no more than with them a little on a will lift. i'm saving me. i'm a huntington mere muslim in when i was on my, my old fell on the settlement love, you know, be here to behind him in the ones to them are there in didn't little islam. were there any other and out of your mother and i saw a ton of reveals learning and what you overcome. i would have been in a mind and how can when he's out of his mind and a half it then mil breath. i've been with them and can really danny mirrored montana begin on another baby in one hand and how will win than hannah. yo has a linen that has no mother in your learning and this column now is a, you know, has a

peter baker, melissa murray, brittany packnett cunningham, thank you all for joining us tonight.coming up, how that false theory we were just talking about, apparently embraced by the suspected gunman is allowed to flourish on the internet? nbc news reporter ben collins is here to debunk replacement theory and explain how this movement has no borders. and later, just hours away from polls opening. and there is a high stakes primary races in pennsylvania, where there are new twists and turns for candidates in both parties in the final stretch. the 11th hour just getting underway on a very important monday night. ight this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you can do anything. when it comes to

joining me now is brittany pat nick cunningham, activist and host of the "undistracted" podcast.an't think of a better person to talk about this. i'm infuriated as an american, as a black person, and as a college professor who teaches at an hbcu. what was your reaction when you saw this video and you saw the story? what's your first sort of visceral reaction when you see this kind of police intimidation and harassment? >> i'm infuriated as well, jason. we have to recognize the messages that come from moments like this. to black young people, no matter what you're doing, or how correct you come, if you are learning teamwork and discipline through a sprt or extracurricular activity, no matter how perfect you are in your black body, you still can and will be criminalized. and as a society we should get the message that there is no amount of compliance or respectability that a black person can inhabit that will spare us from this kind of harassment. i also found myself worried because i know the average person who does not understand these situations might look at that and say, well,

peter baker, melissa murray, brittany packnett cunningham, like you all for joining us tonight.coming up, how that false theory we were just talking about, apparently embraced by the suspected gunman is allowed to flourish on the internet? nbc news reporter ben collins is here to the punk replacement theory and explain how this movement has no borders. and later, just hours away from polls opening. and there is a high stakes primaries races in pennsylvania, where there are new twists and turns for candidates in both parties in the final stretch. the 11th hour just getting underway on a very important monday night. underway on a very important monday night welcome to allstate. where you can bundle home and auto insurance. right, frank? i saved 25%. booyah. and now you're relaxing! we're working from home. save up to 25% when you bundle home and auto with allstate. at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effe

. >>> the search is on for two women as part of a fight at lake cunningham park about 5:00 yesterday evening and one suspect accused of stabbing two people and the other using pepper spray and at least five people were injured. >>> a power pole in redwood city caught fire and forced a school to be evacuated. it happened at the community prep school and according to the redwood city fire department, when they arrived, there were multiple downed power lines and a power pole up in flames. the school was evacuated due to smoke but students were eventually able to go back to class. >>> about 200 people lost power due to that fire and pg&e said it could take until 11:00 tonight for that to be turned back on. >>> it was a windy day in parts of the bay area and the strong gusts grew and blue sand across the highway and the buildup closed both directions of the road this morning. the crews were able to clear northbound lanes between slope boulevard and lincoln way and meanwhile the southbound lanes remained open. >>> we will have the latest now when the weather. >>> it is breezy now and for t

and i thought it was one of those -- a guy named bob cunningham was with me. i said, all right, all right, all right. i went to the door and opened the door. there was a former two-term governor named elbert carvel, a former congressman named harrison, and the state chairman, and a former chief justice. and i'm standing in a towel, shaving, and the rest of me stark naked. and they said, we want to talk to you, joe. so i said, well, come in, gentlemen. i ran into the bathroom, take off the shaving cream, hoping i can find something to put on. i had nothing to put on. so i came back out and i leaned against that desk and with a towel around me. i said, yes, gentlemen? and they said, joe, we just had dinner. we think you should run for the senate. and i said, but! and the chief justice -- former chief justice said that. i said, sir. i said, i'm not old enough. he said, joe, you obviously didn't do very well on constitutional law. i'm thinking, holy god, what did i do now? and he said, you only have to be 30 to be sworn in. they can elect you whenever you want. yo

lieutenant colonel richard cunningham lost friends and comrades as he served in the marines from the vietnam era to the mid 19 nineties. it's really important for me, and i do it as just recognition of the fellows i served with the people i served with in vietnam. with a coast guard helicopter fly over the first live memorial day remembrance to be conducted in person at the san francisco national cemetery since covid got underway. speaker of the house, nancy pelosi thanked those who served and those who gave their lives for their country, saying their sacrifice should serve as a motivation to come together and divided times. let's hope that and praising our veterans, we are unified to the mother of a fallen servicemen placed a wreath to mark the day senator alex padilla honoring his sacrifice and so many others, as well as recognizing the pain for those left behind. i'd like for all of us to take a moment to honor. i think the gold star families that are here today for their love their support their sacrifice. veterans like retired major bill jeng from the marines said over the years

and i thought it was one of those -- a guy named bob cunningham was with me. i said, all right, all right, all right. i went to the door and opened the door. there was a former two-term governor named elbert carvel, a former congressman named harrison, and the state chairman, and a former chief justice. and i'm standing in a towel, shaving, and the rest of me stark naked. and they said, we want to talk to you, joe. so i said, well, come in, gentlemen. i ran into the bathroom, take off the shaving cream, hoping i can find something to put on. i had nothing to put on. so i came back out and i leaned against that desk and with a towel around me. i said, yes, gentlemen? and they said, joe, we just had dinner. we think you should run for the senate. and i said, but! and the chief justice -- former chief justice said that. i said, sir. i said, i'm not old enough. he said, joe, you obviously didn't do very well on constitutional law. i'm thinking, holy god, what did i do now? and he said, you only have to be 30 to be sworn in. they can elect you whenever you want. yo

lieutenant colonel richard cunningham lost friends and comrades as he served in the marines from the vietnam era to the mid 19 nineties. it's real important for me, and i do it as just recognition of the fellows i served with the people i served with in vietnam. with a coast guard helicopter fly over the first live memorial day remembrance to be conducted in person at the san francisco national cemetery since covid got underway. speaker of the house, nancy pelosi thanked those who served and those who gave their lives for their country, saying their sacrifice should serve as a motivation to come together and divided times. let's hope that and praising our veterans, we are unified to the mother of a fallen servicemen placed a wreath to mark the day senator alex padilla honoring his sacrifice and so many others, as well as recognizing the pain for those left behind. i'd like for all of us to take a moment to honor. i think the gold star families that are here today for their love their support their sacrifice. veterans like retired major bill jeng from the marines said over the years,

. >>> police are on the lookout for two women involved in a big fight at lake cunningham park. they said it happened around 5:00 yesterday and they are looking for two suspects. one is accused of stabbing two people and the other of using pepper spray on the crowd and least five people were hurt. >>> police are investigating two deadly traffic accidents that happened over the weekend and the latest one near capital expressway last night. police say a 2007 nissan sedan struck and killed a cyclist and the driver state on the scene and cooperated with officers and police say he didn't show any signs of drug or alcohol use and by the way this is the 31st traffic best this year in san jose. >>> a pedestrian was struck and killed saturday on capital avenue near interstate 680. police said an suv struck a pedestrian. the car was driving behind the suv and also struck the victim after the initial impact in both driver state on the scene and showed no signs of drug or alcohol abuse and that was the 30th person to be killed in a traffic accident in san jose. >>> an arrest has been issued

what has happened to the cunningham mad leader of the plan of the fiery cross. well, find out in just a moment. oh, stand by it all the exciting climax doctor bay is up at all mm. the originator of this project stetson kennedy was a journalist who had infiltrated the clan and learned at secrets. and he convinced the producers of the adventures of superman to warn young americans about it's toxic ways. the program was a major success. the idea of having superman fight the class on the radio in the 1940s is a really important and effective piece of propaganda. in pushing forward, the idea that the klan is on american. the tragic irony is that super man's catch phrase, of course was truth justice and the american way, which is phrasing the would have been very at home in a clam pamphlet of the 1920s stetson kennedy. didn't stop there. he went to congress dressed as a clansman, to raise awareness and denounced the lack of democracy in the american south. his performance worked, beginning in 1947, the department of justice added the clan to the list of subversive org

this try from jodie cunningham putting them 14—8 up with around five minutes to go.r on bbc2 right now with the men's matches on bbc one a little later on. there's more on the bbc sport website. i got igotan i got an overview of the results. let's start with boris johnson i got an overview of the results. let's start with borisjohnson and the headache or otherwise that these election results deliver for him. the problem being in the sense that the conservatives have with these actions is that the daily telegraph, supporting the conservatives, earlier this week they said that the conservative party are heading for disaster, losing over 500 seats. and it was widely thought that this was a classic exercise in expectation management and that actually the party would not do as badly as that and will be able to claim it's not so bad after all. the problem is that if that comes true, it puts you an awkward place. what was going to be in his —— going to be a disaster has actually happened. what this shows has been the message of the polls, the party is in choppy waters. it i

state representative jordan cunningham. we appreciate your time.ill: so julie, the questions continue. i have yet to hear about a news conference today. sometimes that's where we get our best information but i would anticipate one but so far 10:00 local time in texas it has not yet been announced. we'll stand by for more. meantime you are coming back tomorrow, aren't you? >> julie: i will be back tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. >> bill: we'll see you then. >> julie: you aren't counting down the days, are you? >> bill: have a great day, everybody. julie, you as well. see you tomorrow. to our audience at home, see you friday. here is harris. >> harris: the uvalde, texas teenage murderer is dead and determining why he carried out a massacre at an elementary school is taking an army of investigators and criminal experts and maybe a look at some stuff we don't want to. today questions for local police as we learn more about the timeline of tuesday's tragedy in texas. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". 19 young students and two teachers murde

i thought it was bob cunningham so i opened the door. it was a former two-term governor, former congressman and state chair man and former chief justice. i'm standing there in a towel and the rest of me stark naked. he said i want to talk with you, joe. come on, gentlemen. i ran in the bathroom hoping i could find something to put on but i had nothing to put on so i came back out and leaned against the desk and said yes, gentlemen, and they said we just had dinner. we think you should run for the senate. they said you didn't do very well in the constitutional law. thinking what did i do now. and he said you only have to be 30 to be sworn in. you will be 3017 days later. i ran to the shock and surprise of everybody i one by a staggering 3100 votes. i showed up to hire staff. hadn't been sworn in yet. what happened was i've gotten a phone call that day from my fire department in delaware and they put a poor young woman on the phone that you said you have to come home, there's been an accident. she went on to tell me your wife and daughter

donald trump carried20 the state senator thom tillis defeated democratic nominee kal cunningham in a race that was also highly competitive. sherry beasley was a democratic nominee lost her reelection race in 2020 by a margin of only a couple hundred votes. but she still did lose and that just underscores how difficult it is for democrats to get over the finish line in that state it can happen it's less common than in a state like pennsylvania or certainly in the democratic health states the states they're arty defending for think the other thing going on here as this is going to be a good year for republicans. all the indicators of the national environment from the generic ballot to present joe biden's approval rating point to voters being unhappy with democrats and being likely to vote for republicans. >> that's one of those indicators the fact you're tossup category insight election is chock full of pray. >> all democrats. arizona race try to hold his seat, raphael warnock -- those are the close up tossup seats insight elections has rated this cycle part is there any seat and incum

brittany cunningham was on with tiffany cross this weekend and she made a brilliant point.eacher and has been in the position that the republicans would like to put teachers in, that they should be the ones to fire back. this has been litigated. police have litigated all the way to the supreme court in a decision written by justice antonin scalia that police do not have a constitutional duty to protect people. they actually don't. you think about what happens in police shootings of civilians. what they say is i feared for my life. therefore, i shot this person. they win ton that because they actually constitutionally have litigate that had they don't have to put their own lives in darker, they can prioritize their own safety and we've written that into the law and jack cosby wrote a great piece for "rolling stone." think about the interactions outside the school and the way parents were treated. he wrote this. the part of a police officers' job that they are really good at is projecting physical force on to whatever element of society the state dream undesirable and it mean

. >> joining me now, activists brittany cunningham, an msnbc contributor and host of the end distracted molly jong-fast, contributor at the atlantic. how do you encounter this that has taken hold of our society. the idea that people, not guns are to blame? >> [inaudible] >> molly, i'm not able to hear you. i'm going to move over to brittani. i'm going to ask her a similar question. these myths are so seeped into our society. when you see the massacre at the school behind me. there were trained officers on scene with guns and they were not able to stop the shooting. what does that tell you? what's the real solution? >> it tells me that this is deeply cultural. this is not just about a single political party. it's not even about a single weapon of choice. this is about a love of dominance, a love of violence and a love of guns. in order to enact that kind of violence. i had someone say to me on twitter today who does not agree with me on this issue that if the country would just turn back to jesus that he would like of his guns, but until then he's going to hold on. this tells you how non

and ahead of a different final, we re—unite st helens captain jodie cunningham and the women's challengess energetic this time. also coming up in the programme... after three years away, badminton�*s back with more than just the horses happy about it. hello again. i doubt manchester city fans will want to be reminded but the champions league has delivered two extraordinary nights of drama. liverpool's timely charge in villarreal sent them to the final, while city were the victims of something verging on the extreme, even by their standards, in madrid. it all means that the europa league — and don't forget the conference league — have a lot to live up to, with three more british sides hoping to reach a european final tonight. for west ham and rangers, the chance to set up an all—british final, which for the premier league club would end a long wait. alistair bruce ball is in germany for their second leg against eintracht frankfurt. welcome to frankfurt on a massive night fair west ham united football club. let's not forget and massive night for frankfurt. hugely important clubs trying to

and i thought it was bob cunningham. i said all right, all right. i went to the door. harrison and the state chairman and former chief justice. i'm standing in my towel shaving and the rest of me start naked. i ran into the bathroom to find something to put on. i leaned on the desk with the towel around me and they said, joe, we just had dinner. we think you should run for the senate. and i said but -- and the chief justice said that, i said, sir, i said, i'm not old enough. he said, joe, you obviously didn't do very well on constitutional law. thinking, holy god, what do i do now? and he said, you only have to be 30 to be sworn in. they can elect you whenever you want. you'll be 30 17 days later. well, i ran to the shock and surprise of everybody, i won by a staggering 3,100 votes. here is the point, i showed up on december 18th to hire staff. i hadn't been sworn in yet. what happened was that i had gotten a phone call that day from my fire department in delaware and they put a poor young woman on the phone who said you have to come home. there's been an accident. and

jordan's cunningham, a republican from st louis obispo in oakland democrat buffy wicks.ense media and the children's advocacy institute at the university of san diego school of law are co sponsors of the bill. basically we're focusing on addiction and the fact that social media platforms in particular are addictive to kids, and it will impose financial liability financial accountability on the major platforms who continued to design products that addict children. the legislation is retroactive, which would put the company's at legal risk for any past damage their products cause for teens and younger children. amazon warehouse workers overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to unionize in new york city 62% of the employees voted against it. the newly formed amazon labor unions said it would continue to try and organize at the warehouse. last month, another warehouse on staten island voted in favor of unionizing. on wall street stocks rose across the board after major sell off just last week. the dow is you can see gained 84 points. the nasdaq was up 201 in the s and p 500 saw

cunningham, and i am the only person who can actually start and i q is a person of award crime. what a crime against humanity is that as the national criminal court prosecuted at palestinian civil society as well as many other organizations, human rights organizations have been providing bent or national criminal court with a lot of information on em. you know, all kinds of crimes against humanity that have taken place in the okay. but, but assuming that authority since 2014 the year in which that was the action of the court stars. however, until today, we haven't seen and the international criminal court starting seriously with, with filing cases and accusing individuals of war crimes. while we watch simultaneously, that the international criminal court has moved much more quickly in other fights and the word am. and this is because in many cases, the international criminal court is one of the size. unfortunately, i just jump into that how, you know, how easy is it going to be for the i c c to ask israel to basically play ball and give them the evidence that they want. because

and i, guy named bob cunningham who was, i said all, right open the door.. and the state chairman, and a former chief justice. enough standing in a towel shaving by -- and the rest of me stark make it. and i said, we want to talk to joe. so i said will come on and gentlemen, iran into the bathroom, take off the shaving cream hoping i could find something to put on, i had nothing to put on. so i came back out and i leaned against that desk with a towel around, it's a gentleman. and they said show we just had dinner. we think you should run for the senate. and i said but, the chief justice, former chief justice said that and i said, sir i said i'm not old enough. he said joe you obviously didn't do very well the constitutional law. i said what did i do now. and he said, you only have to be 30 to be sworn in. they can elect you whenever you want, you'll be 30 17 days later. well iran and tim the shock and surprise of everybody i won. by staggering 3100 votes. but here's the point. i showed up on december 18th to hire staff. hadn't been sworn in yet. and what h

lieutenant colonel richard cunningham lost friends and comrades as he served in the marines from the vietnam era to the mid 19 nineties. it's real important for me, and i do it as just recognition of the fellows i served with the people i served with in vietnam. with a coast guard helicopter fly over the first live memorial day remembrance to be conducted in person at the san francisco national cemetery since covid got underway. speaker of the house, nancy pelosi thanked those who served and those who gave their lives for their country, saying their sacrifice should serve as a motivation to come together and divided times. let's hope that and praising our veterans, we are unifying to the mother of a fallen servicemen placed a wreath to mark the day senator alex padilla honoring his sacrifice and so many others, as well as recognizing the pain for those left behind. i'd like for all of us to take a moment to honor. i think the gold star families that are here today for their love their support their sacrifice. veterans like retired major bill jeng from the marines said over the years,

lieutenant colonel richard cunningham lost friends and comrades as he served in the marines from the vietnam era to the mid 19 nineties. it's real important for me, and i do it as just recognition of the fellows i served with the people i served with in vietnam. with a coast guard helicopter fly over the first live memorial day remembrance to be conducted in person at the san francisco national cemetery since covid got underway, speaker of the house, nancy pelosi thanked those who served and those who gave their lives for their country, saying their sacrifice should serve as a motivation to come together and divided times. let's hope that and praising our veterans, we are unified to the mother of a fallen servicemen placed a wreath to mark the day senator alex padilla honoring his sacrifice and so many others , as well as recognizing the pain for those left behind. i'd like for all of us to take a moment to honor. i think the gold star families that are here today for their love their support their sacrifice. veterans like retired major bill jeng from the marines said over the years,

i think of something that brittany -- cunningham who was on with us earlier said, white supremacy is tendency to individualize this conversation. it is a system. it is ingrained in a system. i wonder, for you, for your perch as you seem to comfort people in your own community, as you watch this unfold, how are you thinking about those systems? and how you are thinking about what it will take to dismantle that white supremacy? >> you know, i think two to dismantle the white supremacy system, it takes honesty. anybody who says there is none, and this is a myth, this is fake news, they're part of the problem, to be honest. i think the more people who are bold enough to stand up against racism and admit that there is racism puts us on a better track to think -- for things changing for the better, and for white supremacists to know that this is not actually their land or their show. it is going to take more than african americans saying it. it's going to take white pastors, it's going to take business people, who are not african american to stand up and admit and be honest. if we don't ha

i'm joined now by britney cunningham, the host of "undistracted", the podcast. she was on president obama's 21st century policing task force. welcome. thank you for joining me at a grim time. we put that together to try to make sure there's some understanding of the wider context, as you heard and viewers heard, i took pains to mention, some speech, even potential speech is protected. violence is not. what do you make of this alleged killer, alleged suspect, as we say, legally, citing this conspiracy theory, this racism for his alleged violence? >> i would add to the really thorough overview that you made of the great replacement theory that this is not new here in america. even if there was no google to search for it and even if it wasn't being called the great replacement theory. if you look at the rise of jim crow across the south, it happened because suddenly at the dawn of emancipation, slave owners and others looked around and realized because of the continued breeding of the enslaved people, because of the continued importing of human labor of africa, sud