cj anderson and his attorney david lane join us now. let's start at the beginning here. full recovery, that is obviously most important hire. important here. officers where they stressful. you and your attorney david lane for joining us, for sharing your story. >>> this morning, china's government has responded to a cnn investigation, one that shed light on one of great humanitarian crises. last month we told you about children ripped from their families. beijing's policy towards muslims ripped apart thousands of families. chinese authorities deny abuses of civil rights, claiming their actions are justified. david culver has the story. >>> we began looking into this after the parents of these children reached out to us, desperate for answers and hopeful they might be reunited with their kids. we took their concerns to chinese officials throughout our news gathering effort, sending them dozens of detailed questions about the family. we didn't hear back. since the broadcast of our story, however, the government and state media have launched a campaign to discredit our repo

that was ten by david lane was a prominent white nationalist. he even founded his own religion to proselytize that your prisons the 14 words much picture the word the future for white people and their children. the idea the narrative victimhood that views white people to attack white identity and white people and white people need to enact violence to preserve their cultural or religious beliefs. we can see the concept of white genocide is not out of nowhere but but then to be in definitive so there is the majority minority even within the next generation in terms of adults. while the violence isio not justified, the reality of this threat as perceived is justified. >> thank you. why do you think the united states and you think there should be a statute? what are the obstacles to enact? >> currently there should not be given the lack of cultural competency along the basic human rights afforded to many people in this country who are not right on - - white. i don't want to say not white as at centers white people that talking pacific islander, whi

white nationalists in united states and around the world, the 14 words, that was penned in 1988 by david lane who was himself very prominent white nationalist. he even founded his on religion and proselytizeses that through prison. the the words we must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children. there's this idea, this narrative 0 victimhood that views white people as attacking white identity and white people and that white people need to be on the -- need to enact violence in order to preserve their cultural and/or religious beliefs. the concept of white genocide is not out of to where but united states is changing so irthere will be what is called the majority minority even within the next generation in term of adults, so while the violence is not justified the actual reality of the threat as they perceive it is justified. >> thank you. why do you think the united states lacks a federal criminal statute for domestic terrorism and should there be such a statute? what their obstacles in enacting such statute? >> so there should not be currently given the lack of cultu

. >> officer david derek chauvin, officer lane and officer thao. >> and in the course of well, i guessd ask this way . did you initiate the critical incident protocol for this incident? >> i did. >> is preventing photographs of each officer? >> yes sir. >> where were those officers at city hall. >> i should ask you using you initially got the call about 9:40 5 pm. you will was you seeingall ? >> approximately 40 later. >> can we put this off before the witness please? i'm going to show you 279. he recognized that photograph? >> yes sir. >> you? >> yes sir. >> is a fair representation of what you saw the? >> yes, sir. >> over 279. >> to publish it your honor? and do you recall approximately when this was taken ? >> after i arrive at city hall? >> through a subsequent investigation that you don't you learn the approximate weight of the defendant around this time period. >> yes sir. >> what wasthat weight ? >> 148. >> and as a police officer since one, 2007, are you familiar with i call it a duty to, the equipment that he's wearing smr. >> yes sir. >> can you describe for the jurors what

i think there is not just take unique potential lane, but a unique way to do that. davidthe president of the united states is watching this and says, running for office that is tough. why don't you come in and i will give you a senior job in the administration. would you go into the biting administration, or do you really -- biden administration, or do you really want to run for office in the governorship in maryland? wes: i have a deep admiration for all people who choose to serve in administrations. i am at this stage of my career where i know my skill sets. and i know what i am good at. i am a pretty good executive. i know how to run things. and run large organizations, and i have work within and with government my entire career, and for me, this is not about going into politics. for me, this is about the fact that the executive role that controls the budget has a chance to actually change the destiny for a generation of children and families, that makes my heart beat faster, and that is what makes me excited. david: people are watching would say, ok, after he got his

lane, battling covid for weeks. and surgical technician, lindsay silva, too. her patient, retired firefighter jeffery chandler. >> hi, davidoor started it all. >> we sit with the patients, chat with them, just kind of wile away the hours with them. because it is a very, very scary and lonely thing to be sick and alone in a hospital room. >> reporter: this wife kerr ri hurley sending us this the closest kerri could get to her husband while at the hospital was the parking lot lol >> reporter: tonight, telling us they are grateful for those volunteers. >> they were our lifeline of communication, our guardian angels and the people who sat and held his hand when i couldn't. >> reporter: and tonight, we're happy to report that retired firefighter, geffrey chandler now home, too. >> hi, david. >> reporter: with a message of thanks and hope. >> i hope this program spreads faster than the virus did. >> so we choose all of those work as going back after their shift is over to help. good night. going back after th shift is over to help. good night. going back after th shift is over to help. good night. going back after the shift is o

slavery debate at largely lane dormant since the 1820, missouri compromise but in august 1846 congressman david wilmot a pennsylvania proposed abolishing slavery in any new territories pained as a result of the war. the south bristled at this direct threat and the so called wilma purviso led to congress's first far-reaching debate of slavery. the debate only intensified until 1861 when words no longer sufficed. mexican war was a war of first first war began on a dubious pretext for standing war movement first successful offensive war first us occupation of it enemy capital. it also marked the debut of large numbers of west point graduates in combat. and for the first time american newspapers sent reporters to cover the war. cover a war public now read dramatic battle counts rather than dull government reports in 1846 five new york newspapers began sharing war news and costs. and so was born the associated press world's largest and oldest news gathering organization. the new american field artillery was the war's great military innovation. using horses gun crews quickly moved light artillery aro

presentation to the credit suisse board in january 2020 laned the finance firm would see x mental growth, triggering a nine figure windfall for davideron. greenfield collapsed a year after the presentation. a banks fourth-quarter profits increased fivefold angst to earnings. -- thanks to earnings. domestic loans grew more than the sector average. chinese brokerage cicc is going on in overseas takeover and hiring spree, which could see assets jumped more than tenfold in the next decade. the investment bank it says it is looking for potential m&a targets in asia focus firms, including stock houses, hedge funds and wealth managers. cicc is looking outside china's market. they could gain a 50% share in the next 10 years. cat are -- qatar could be funding a natural gas project. it is seeking to sell between $7 billion and 10 billion of 5, 10 and 30 year notes that would make it one of the largest corporate deals this year and one of the biggest of any kind from emerging markets. paul: let's have a check on markets at the moment, australian futures are flat right now. we had a positive close in the u.s. at the end of last week, futures e

narrow mandate and precious independence, so we try to stay in our lane and not comment on things that congress might do on fiscal policy. davidried about the deficit? that that is pretty high, $27 trillion or so. the annual deficit is 2.5 for $3 trillion or so. is there a concern for the fed in terms of impacting inflation? >> in the overtime and in the longer run, the u.s. federal budget is at an unsustainable way, meaning that that is growing meaningfully faster than the economy. it is a different thing to say that the current level of the debt is unsustainable. it is not. the current level of the debt is very sustainable, and there is no question of our ability to service an issue that that for the foreseeable future. i would also say that as a nation, we will have to eventually get back to a sustainable path. that is something that is best done in very good times, when the economy is at full employment and when taxes are rolling in. this is not the time to prioritize that concern. haidi: fed chair jay powell speaking with david rubenstein. we are getting breaking news. this company almost quadrupled the record it just sai

already flown home and now batsman chris lane is asking his country's cricket board to chaucer a flight to bring the others back at the end of the tournament david warner is among those who remain he and sunrisers hyderabad teammate kane williamson seated oppin personal protective equipment as the team travel from chennai to delhi one and williamson who's from new zealand stayed on to play for their franchise despite nearly a 1000000 new cases in just 3 days the teams will now play in a mad about in the capital delhi which has been hard hit and the players are aware of what's going on outside of that by a secure bubble. it's not nice to be honest watching from afar certainly considering how lucky we are to be in a bubble and not be affected by it very much and we'll see lend their support and heartfelt gratitude to everybody who is killed or going through tough times well earlier we spoke to cricket commentator sale chanda kochhar told us it's not easy for players organizes to pull out of the tournament. i think it's a tough question i'm not someone that likes to sit on the fence and i know the age old saying is the show must go on 'd but i gues

lane that joe biden has now chosen for himself. it's going to make or break his presidency. so far it's been a home run. >> to tom perez, david gergen. he makes a point here that the difference between biden and fdr with the new deal, lbj with great society programs, is the size of their majority. fdr had 60 senate seats held by democrats. 313 house seats. lbj had 68 senate seats. 295 in the house. biden has single digit advantage in the house and a split decision in effect in the senate broken by the vice president's vote. i just wonder, is he overestimating his mandate here? >> i think he has a secret weapon, which is the facts. and the support of the american people. yes, there were no republicans that supported the american rescue plan, but when you look at the american rescue plan it was broadly supported by democrats, independents and even a sizable number of republicans. you talk to republican mayors on the ground. they've got to feed their communities, open schools, and the american rescue plan was a home run. so i think there's a real disconnect between republicans in washington right now and the american people. and