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i'm passionate mothers with amanda foreman. gosh. well, nice to be back here. thank you very much for that lovely introduction. harold and i i consider it a great to be able to have this conversation with charlotte gray this evening because not only is she one of the great leading literary nonfiction writers in canada, but when you come across a book that literally sings so that you from the very first sentence that you are in the presence of a true master of the genre. it's and this is what we have in passionate mothers powerful sons. you couldn't literally pick up any page read any paragraph and know that this is a cut above all the rest. so you for driving all the way from ottawa yesterday to come and talk to us this double biography but i would like to begin charlotte by recalling a hymn that we used to sing when i was at school, boarding school, there was a particularly memorable line in this him. it. let us now sing in praise of famous men and the fathers who begat them. it's it's quite a thing for girlschool and so what i couldn't help but hear song as i

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> a reminder. stay with us here at cnn.my colleagues and me tonight for our special coverage of president trump's joint address to congress. we're going to get started in about an hour. we should also note i have two books coming out in may, original sin, about president biden's decision to run for reelection, the cover up of his decline, and in october, race against terror, about the hunt to prosecute an al qaeda terrorist who killed americans and was out to kill more. you can check them out at jake tapper dot com. erin burnett outfront starts now. i will see you in an hour.

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what's a brown foreman? lauren: they make jack daniels. stuart: yes, they do.auren: you guys know it so well. this can't pay me to drink that stuff. canada pulling american alcohol off their shelves as part of the retaliatory measures is worse than a tariff because it's literally taking your product off the shelf. the stock is down 3.5%. the good news here is that fortunately for brown forman, canada is 1% of their sales, but they did get a downgrade today to sell for morgan stanley with the price target of 32. stuart: how about lululemon, they're based in canada. lauren: they are. up 4% and no. 2 on s&p 50 500 as i speak and produce 90% in cambodia, sri lanka and countries not hit by tariffs. they're based in vancouver, their products don't come from there. stuart: it's a tariff positive stock. lauren: yeah, i'd call it that. starbucks ceo brian nickels told corporate workers to get back in the office five day as week and take responsibility for some of the decisions that we're making and not improving sales. stock is down 3%. of course last month announced th

jury foreman: we the jury find the defendant lester ralph jones guilty of count one, murder in the firstuilty of second degree kidnapping. the judge sentenced him to life without parole for the murder plus an additional 12 years for second degree kidnapping. on appeal, a three-judge panel ruled that jones' kidnapping and murder convictions relied on overlapping evidence. as a result, the court vacated the kidnapping conviction, but his life sentence stands. frank birgfeld: when the verdict came in, i think we were supposed to feel elated. like the home team, kick the field goal with two seconds left and we just won. and to be honest, i didn't feel that. there were no winners in this case. none of this brings paige back to us. what about you? this is about paige. this is about paige who has been gone and will not be able to come back to her friends, her brother, her parents, her kids. keith morrison: who moved to pennsylvania soon after paige vanished. the birgfelds try to get custody, but a judge ruled against them and in favor of the father, rob dixon. it's been the book of job for you

cnn's tom foreman is digging into it. so, tom, let's start with the basics. what exactly does the department of education do? because it's not exactly what some people might assume. >> it is not at all. >> what many people assume. >> dana, it. >> administers federal funding. >> to. >> k through 12 schools. important to note that is about 8% of all that funding, all the funding you're getting in your state. most of it is state and local. only about 8% is from federal. and that's not all from the department of education. that includes other federal departments. that's the total amount. it also manages federal student loan program. people going off to college, that sort of thing. it oversees federal financial aid programs. it is also involved in investigating discrimination complaints. and it conducts research on nationwide reading and math skills. you may recall seeing the national report card every now and then. that explains how kids are doing here, whether they're doing well or not. what it doesn't do is also important. it doesn't set k through 12 curriculum

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> a reminder. stay with us here at cnn. join my colleagues and me tonight for our special coverage of president trump's joint address to congress. we're going to get started in about an hour. we should also note i have two books coming out in may, original sin, about president biden's decision to run for reelection, the cover up of his decline, and in october, race against terror, about the hunt to prosecute an al qaeda terrorist who killed americans and was out to kill more. you can check them out at jake tapper dot com. erin burnett outfront starts now. i will see you in an hour. >> outfront next, the breaking news. a bloodbath on wall street as the world rejects trump's trade war. the president about to address the nation now his biggest audience since he took office. is he looking for an off ramp for those tariffs? plus, a growing number of democrats are boycotting tonight's speech as the democratic house leader warns members against interrupting and using props for the cameras. so is that going to actually have the opp

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we began to speak the light in front of you will turn green after foreman so i will turn yellow pro in the red light comes on your five minutes have expired we would ask you please wrap up. i not recognize mayor adams for his opening statement. >> good morning chairman comber, ranking member conley and members of the committee. as mayor of new york city and a former police officer for 22 years, keeping new york is safe is my top priority. it has been our administration's northstar. when i entered this role-play role my jobwas to help our cityr from the negative effects of covid. most importantly to bring down crime for as a result overall crime was down across new york city last year. we have now had three straight months of double digit declines in major crimes. i am here today to testify on how new york city can continue to reduce crime even as a century city. to be clear a century city classification does not mean our city will ever be a safe haven for violent criminals. it also does not give new york city the authority to violate federal immigration laws. to the contrary, new york