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will certainly make the point that the lives of people like ahmaud arbery and george floyd really do matter. kamala harrisd i suppose we should point out that in different states around the united states, there have been prosecutions of those who have carried out lynchings, it's not as if it has been open season. that's absolutely right. amazing, isn't it, that the first legislation of this kind was actually proposed in congress as far back as 1900, and since then, there have been 200 attempts to get anti—lynching laws onto the statute books, all of which have failed up until now. today, as president biden signed this legislation into law, he said that race hate was not an old problem, it was a persistent problem, he said it was a problem that never goes away. very simply, the question why? why has it taken so long? the rationale would be that of course this should be a crime. absolutely, many of the occasions it has been thwarted, seen out by the senate filibuster or a victim to the opposition of those who believe this sort of matter should be dealt with at state level. we have seen we have seen trans we

george. sandra is in for harris. here she is. >> thank you bill, fox news alert. ukraine with key victories against russian forces. troops -- president zelenskyy says it's the moment for defenders of freedom to keep up the pressure on vladimir putin. this is "the faulkner focus". welcome, i'm sandra smith in for harris. russian forces bombarding major cities. in the south putin is expanding the ground presence in the dan bas region and an you are again message today from ukraine. >> we are fighting for freedom and in defense of democracy together. there is a real situation on the battlefield and now is the most important. we won't give up anything and we'll fight for every meter of our land, for every citizen. >> ukraine says russia is storing massive amounts of ammunition near the chernobyl nuclear power plant putting the surrounding area at risk. the former army special op soldier will be our guest and standing by. alex hogan first, though, reporting live from lviv for us at this hour. hello, alex. >> hi, sandra. air raids and bombings showing no signs of slowin

. >> harris: jonathan turley, george washington law professor and fox news contributor. thank you for being in "focus" on this. we'll watch and monitor the situation and as we get going, we already know and shannon's reporting told us more about what some of the republicans' exceptions will be. the things they want to ask about. where would you start? >> well, what we don't know a lot about is her judicial philosophy. one of the reasons is that she refused to answer questions about her judicial philosophy when she came up for her appellate position. she said it wouldn't be appropriate for her to hold a philosophy other than the one followed by the court. it was curious to a lot of us because there is no reason why you can't have your own judicial philosophy. you have to follow precedent but they were asking about how she would approach interpretation. as a trial court judge she has lots of decisions but not a lot of decisions on that front. a couple of longer decisions and she is not the first nominee to have that unknown element. but you can expect she will be pushed on

george. sandra is in for harris. here she is. >> thank you bill, fox news alert.troops -- president zelenskyy says it's the moment for defenders of freedom to keep up the pressure on vladimir putin. this is "the faulkner focus". welcome, i'm sandra smith in for harris. russian forces bombarding major

george furbank. been a young starts instead of harry randall —— ben young.tart on the bench with kinghorn —— he will start. for the very first time. ireland are making a change. ian henderson making his first start of three changes by andy farrell, the head coach, coming in place of james ryan who dropped out after naturally —— nasty had collection. to cheltenham, st. patrick's day, floor and poor —— floor and one for the second day in a row. superb ride tojoin the elite... the full time world champion sebastien has been rolled out of formula one after testing positive for covid. the driver will be replaced by nico holcomb berg, who hasn't been a permanent driver for the last three years. if the germans test negative, he will be to compete. some good news in the cricket — we haven't had that in a while — england have found the tour —— the scoring touch on the second day of the second test in barbados. joe root leaving the revival, making 150 before he was trapped by kemar roach. boy did england miss ben stokes. he'll to his best. his first since his father d

george furbank replacing him. sam underhill comes into the back row in place of the injured tom curry and ben youngs replaces harrypotentially leaving only italy below them in the table. finn russell has been dropped for scotland's game with ireland and will start on the bench against ireland, with blair kinghorn preferred at number 10. edinburgh's kinghorn — a full—back until this season — starts a six nations game at 10 for the first time. ireland need victory and england to beat grand slam—chasing france in paris later on saturday — to claim the title. we see an opportunity for blair. he's been on real good form, he wasn't available for a match last week. the week before that he played his bessie game of the season. and he's game on twice off the bench and show what he can do in thatjersey on the opposite side for us for the season against tonga, played pretty well. he's built on the performance. we believe this is the right game in the right time for him to play. ireland making a change too ulster captain iain henderson will make his first start of the championship. the second row is one of three changes made

george, cbs news, east rutherford, new jersey. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," an interview with vice president kamala harris following presidentress last night. she updates us on the war in ukraine. >>> plus, we'll speak with south dakota's senator john thune for republican reaction to the president's speech. >>> and tips on how to start investing. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger will offer simple rules to help you succeed. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

george w. bush would do. what donald trump would do. joe biden needs to do it too. >> harrisstand what you're saying. in terms of the extra step we could take with the cia. i just want you to pick it up there again if you can. >> ari: authorizing the cia to get involved to do certain things. that's what joe biden needs to do. those certain things could be the difference between ukrainians getting slaughtered in the streets, shot down from the sky and the ability for the ukrainians to get the supplies they need to defend themselves. that is something i'm looking for joe biden to do. >> harris: is it considered a kin to question like there is talk, what about a peacekeeping force? you can't send the men without guns. >> ari: it's risky. it is risky. if you send covert officers, cia officers, there's no question it's a risk. it's an escalation. it's also exactly what ronald reagan, george bush, and donald trump would do because it makes a difference on the ground. if we are going to say we want to stop russia, we have to help the ukrainians to stop russia. >> harris: we have see

so, george, we hear a lot from president biden and from vice president harris about standing with ukraine, condemnation of russia, but there's also a lot about what we won't do, no no-fly zone, no delivery of polish jets to ukraine. no, quote, escalatory measures that would provoke putin. >> well, the most important words in politics are up to a point, and we support ukraine up to a point. we're getting a lesson from putin in this continuing power of nuclear deterrence. if he did not have nuclear weapons and he has more than we have, he has the world's largest nuclear arsenal, we could be doing all kinds of things. we could be doing a no-fly zone and all of that, but we can't because nuclear deterrence presupposes a certain threshold of rationality, and i don't think american officials are any longer confident that putin has this level of rationality, furthermore, russian military doctrine doesn't draw a bright line between the use of conventional weapons and tactical battlefield nuclear weapons. the second use of nuclear weapons was three days after the first in nagasaki. there hasn't be

harris county. it's where i began for the bush family in texas, his grandfather george h. w. career and built the modern republican party and that's where he has been republican the weakness in the primary. >> that is fascinating. and -- >> definitely fascinating. let's bring in who castro who is the former mayor of san antonio and the secretary of housing and urban development during the obama administration. and matthew dowd who -- dowd briefly ran as a democrat to challenge texas's lieutenant governor. he withdrew from the race in the summer. okay. i just want to start with juliÁn castro, because i am fascinated by the cisneros resist cuellar race. so i guess the question, all what has happened around the issue of abortion in the state of texas, diverse sense of what how that issue motivated progressive voters to come out for cisneros? and if you think that is the case, why do you think that says about the strength of that issue and how in my play in the general? >> i think it did, joy. there are a couple of ironies here. when it's that. one she has been very unabashedly p

george w. bush. at one point he called ukrainians iranians and he said he disagreed with vice president kamala harris. your overarching takeaway, how will the speech be remembered down the road? >> sean: boring, not a lot of energy. first five minutes, i gave him an a, the rest of the speech, d or d minus. you had social distancing in the chamber. i was in that chamber, cufeel it, it is a cool event and they had everyone separated and very partisan and low energy. his mumbling through the speech oftentimes, he made the gaffes, i don't think he did well. poll numbers will not improve. >> carley: that will be something to watch for sure. sean, leave it there, thank you for waking up with us. good to see you. cnn had trouble spinning their post-address poll, bad news for president biden. >> todd: joe concha gives us his reaction coming up. how bout sushi? i just had sushi for lunch yesterday. indian? ehh, maybe. that thai restaurant we went to a couple of weeks ago? how bout tacos? tacos. automatic emergency braking one of six advanced safety features standard on every 2022 chevy equinox. find new techn

about duct the governor before the 2020 elections daniel harris saying not involved in any crimes but "america was on fire over the killing of georgeneapolis police officer." on the news, how the defense case is shaping up why potential witnesses refuse to take the stand at 7:00 eastern time with shep smith tonight. >>> cia director william burns tested positive for covid. the agency says his symptoms or mild and he will continue to work from home met with president biden yesterday morning but practiced social distancing and burns wore an n-95 mask. >>> the united nations making its biggest ever one-year aid request for a single country u.n. guterres is asking for money to help afghanistan in the midst of a humanitarian cries. 9 million people facing famine, some selling their children and their own organs to pay for food kelly? >> i thought i had bad news. that's a lot worse tyler, see you soon, thank you. >>> still ahead, standing by for president biden set to speak about his plan to release an unprecedented amount of u.s. oil from reserves. this in an effort to control rising gasoline prices bring you the event soon as it begins

george furbank replacing him. sam underhill comes into the back row in place of the injured tom curry and ben youngs replaces harrypped for scotland's game with ireland and will start on the bench against ireland, with blair kinghorn preferred at number 10. edinburgh's kinghorn — a full—back until this season — starts a six nations game at 10 for the first time. ireland need victory and england to beat grand slam—chasing france in paris later on saturday — to claim the title. we see an opportunity for blair. available for our match last week. the week before that he played his bessie game of the season. and he's game on twice off the bench and shown what he can do in thatjersey on the opposite side for us for the season against tonga, played pretty well. he's built on the performance. we believe this is the right game in the right time for him to play. ireland making a change too ulster captain iain henderson will make his first start of the championship. the second row is one of three changes made by head coach andy farrell, coming in place of vice—captain james ryan, who dropped out of the squad after a head col

prince william's children, george and charlotte, making a rare public appearance, but prince harry washe uk due to him losing his royal protection when he and meghan and their family moved to california. the family had a small funeral last year in april. it was a small affair, pulled back due to covid. this is the big one. people celebrating him coming from the world over to pay tribute to prince philip and his long eclectic life. guys? >> all right, will, we appreciate that very much. >>> and coming up, the young tiktok star whose father killed an alleged stalker who showed up at their home. now that influencer is taking the stand in another case. what she accused hlaertemass of doing. now that influencer is taking the stand in another case. what she accused her classmate of doing. create the way they exaggerate the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not an injection or a cream it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla

george? >> thanks. >>> we're joined now by the vice president of the united states, kamala harris. madam vice president, thank you for joining us this morning. you know the president said last night that vladimir putin badly miscalculated. they're not backing down. is there anything more the u.s. can do to prevent putin from toppling the ukrainian government, occupying ukraine? >> look, george, let me start by saying we have as in the united states of america shined great leadership which the president articulated in the state of the union last night. most recently, i have been meeting with world leaders. just yesterday i spoke with the prime ministers of poland, and latvia, talked with romania about the role that the united states has played in bringing together our nato alliance, bringing together the eu to stand firm, to stand resolute around what must be serious and severe consequences for vladimir putin, for the russians in terms of what they have done to invade a sovereign nation, and we are seeing the impact of the work that we have done. we are seeing the ruble in a free fa

george floyd was underway. and in washington, a raw fight to pass an anti-lynching law led by the senate's three black senators, tim scott, kamala harrisoker. >> it should not require a maming or torture in order for us to recognize a lynching when we see it. and recognize it by federal law. >> just one senator stood in the way, republican rand paul. he argued the bill was too broad. >> it would be a disgrace for the congress of the united states to declare that a bruise is lynching, that an abrasion is lynching. >> i do not need my colleague the senator from kentucky to tell me about one lynching in this country. >> to suggest that lynching would only be a lynching if someone's heart was pulled out and produced and displayed to someone else is ridiculous. >> fast forward to this year's bill, the definition was revised to quote death or seriously bodily injury." >> hallelujah, it's long overdue. >> this time everyone agreed and the senate moved forward unanimously. >> the yays are 422 will have. >> the nays are three. >> in the house it was a similar result. three republicans oppose. rivet thomas massy andrew clyde and chip roy citing

george. and also featured, princess diana walking in a cleared mine field in angela and prince harry followinge public meanwhile more photos of the queen will likely be snapped march 14th her next public appearance for commonwealth day and later this month on march 29th when she attends th memorial service for her late husband prince philip. staying busy. >> despite being 95. >> all right dylan how about a check of the weather. >>> we do have some snow likely across parts of new england today. little clipper system moving through the, the snow exiting but also seeing snow off lake ontario and a secondary clipper clipping parts of the western great lakes and will continue to drag down colder temperatures as well we will see accumulating snow, enhancement off the great lakes as well. that will add up the snowfall totals and exit as we go into thursday but there you see the cold winds from the northwest as temperatures will be below average. as far as accumulating snow. again most would be off lake ontario. we could end up with about 5, 6 inches and just a dusting to couple inches elsewhere acros

the america loved harry truman and atchison was now starting to be seen as the architect of the cold war atchison's won the pulitzer prize for his memoir present at the creation. so george canon and dean atchison were in the mix later while i was working on my book walter isaacson and evan thomas wrote their book the wise men which was the and was the joint story of abrahaman atchison robert. love it john jay mccoy chip bowlen and george cannon. and it's a group portrait and i was worried like oh, maybe they got into my you know, they and they hadn't so it was actually a useful tool and quince's life. my dean atchison book got reviewed by evan thomas for the new york times. very favorably. was that a dissertation you were doing my phd dissertation at georgetown on two volumes. i did it was very long and and then i got i there was a professor at yale named gaddis smith. and he had written a volume on ash in a book once and i talked to him and he said why don't you submit your work to yale university press so on my own i wrote a letter sent them and they do peary view get collect letters and yield decided to publish it and i was just ecstatic and and then getting reviewed

the america loved harry truman and atchison was now starting to be seen as the architect of the cold war atchison's won the pulitzer prize for his memoir present at the creation. so george canon and dean atchison were in the mix later while i was working on my book walter isaacson and evan thomas wrote their book the wise men which was the and was the joint story of abrahaman atchison robert. love it john jay mccoy chip bowlen and george cannon. and it's a group portrait and i was worried like oh, maybe they got into my you know, they and they hadn't so it was actually a useful tool and quince's life. my dean atchison book got reviewed by evan thomas for the new york times. very favorably. was that a dissertation you were doing my phd dissertation at georgetown on two volumes. i did it was very long and and then i got i there was a professor at yale named gaddis smith. and he had written a volume on ash in a book once and i talked to him and he said why don't you submit your work to yale university press so on my own i wrote a letter sent them and they do peary view get collect letters and yield decided to publish it and i was just ecstatic and and then getting reviewed