i chose gwen ifill. >>> i'm gwen ifill with the news hour. >> she was hungry and she was ambitious, butrwhelm her ability to be kind. part of what's so inspiring about gwen ifill's story no. she was told by the washington post she wasn't ready to cover capitol hill so she went somewhere else. she kept pushing for it. she didn't let it deter her. >> she learned how to speak to authority and that is a valuable teaching. >> i found that so inspiring when i was ready to make a big change in my career and i had a lot of people tell me i was crazy to leave that law firm, but i knew that i had to make a change. i came to journalism late in my career and i remember i was working on my senior thesis and it was about false confessions during police interrogation. i knew i needed a human story to draw the viewer in. so i focused on central park jogger case and the injustices i saw in that case and i approached it like an investigator. it was the first time i saw how story telling can be used for social change. the other thing that was so inspiring about gwen's story is the environment she found he

gwen: i very much embrace the idea of being a role model. i set out to be and to let you see from what i am that you can be that, too. that to me is role model. and i -- and i will listen and advise and encourage every opportunity i get, young people who are trying to figure it out for themselves. but there's nothing more powerful than my just doing it and doing it well. yamiche: and she did of course do it very well. i met gwen through a mutual friend at a long-time "washington post" reporter. gwen and nafalia two exceptional black women and inspired me to pursue a career in journalism and they helped me navigate the path that ultimately led to my becoming the moderator of "washington week." it is a deep honor to follow in the footsteps of gwen. thank you so much again for joining us. good night from washington. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: corporate funding for "washington week" is provided b. additional funding is provide

this is a question for for gwen.i really enjoyed your abroad both presentations very much, but a question for you. these women beyond defeating the nazis. today talk about their kind of expectations about what life after the defeat of the nazis would be like a changed world a changed society. thank you. yes, i think they did among some cells that they talk about this conversation that they had right before they decide to escape and they and there was an account of this in several of their accounts. i mean a description of this in several of their accounts and each one kind of went said what they want to live for, you know, because they at the point that they were at they realized we either escape or we're going to die. and so they go around in a circle and each one says you know what they want to do with the rest of if they live why would they want to live and several of them wanted to you know, well zinka wanted to find her daughter but several of them wanted to you know to have a career to make to to go on and they

journalist gwen ifill was the first black moderator to do a vice presidential debate and co-anchor aause of her. >> i'm gen ifill of "the news hour" and "washington week" on pbs. >> she was hungry and ambitious, but he didn't let her success and her drive overwhelm her ability to be kind. part of what's so inspiring about her story are the times she was told no, she was told by "the washington post" that she wasn't ready to cover capitol hill, so she went somewhere else and kept pushing for it. he didn't let that deter her. >> she learned how to speak to authority without being sent to her room, and that is a really valuable asset in journalism where you're yelling questions a at presidents on tarmacs. >>> i found that so inspiring when i was ready to make a change in my career. a lot of people told me i was crazy, but i knew i had to make a change. three, two -- i came to journalism late in my career, and i remember i was working on my senior thesis and it was about false confessions during police interrogations. i knew i needed a human story to draw the reader in. so i focused on c

if they have any information gwen gabe and morgan strandfall, we know this is a difficult time know that we are all keeping our fingers crossed and keeping alexis in our thoughts. you thank you. coming up next we're going to shift gears and talk live with the oakland museum of california about its lunar new year celebration. it's a yearly tradition with tuesday, but the lunar new year celebration lasts two full weeks, and it's a wonderful time. engage in and appreciate some cultural activities for the family joining us now from the oakland museum of california. omca is linda john director of learning experience and programs linda. how are you doing? happy new year. hi kristen. i'm doing great. happy lunar new year to you as well indeed. now. i know omca has been celebrating lunar new year for 21 years, right? that's correct. so tomorrow will be our 21st annual lunar new year celebrations. we've been doing this for a really long time and excited to be able to be a place for people gather for the first time in this capacity in over two years. all right, so you didn't do it last year, but y

wisconsin democratic congresswoman gwen moore joins me next with her reaction to that as well as thesis in ukraine and the latest developments in the january 6th investigation. ukraine and the lt developments in the january 6th developments in the january 6th investigation. ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolishedthe peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, what was that? timber... [ sighs heavily ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you've built with affordable coverage. my hygienist cleans progressive helps protect what you've built with a round head. so does my oral-b my hygienist personalizes my cleaning. so does my oral-b oral-b delivers the wow of a professional clean feel every day. imagine getting $150,000 dollars... for one year of epic adventures... in a new dodge hellcat... and you don't even have to quit your day job. dodge has created the sweetest gig ever - aka chief donut maker. you'll go from dodge fan to dodge ambassador this is a once in a lifetime opportunity, and anyone can apply. you

gwen is on the optimistic line. go ahead. >> i am optimistic about the things happening with rising jobs. however, in frederick, maryland there are no jobs for people because they have retail, warehouse. i am not too optimistic. >> you are getting a little confused. mute your volume and go ahead with your comment. we will let you go. the vice president kamala harris, a live look in munich at the munich security conference, meeting with the north atlantic treaty general. these discussions are happening in munich with other world leaders. we will look and listen in for a moment. >> i am here to ensure that through our discussions and with others that we continue -- [indiscernible] the work we are doing to strengthen the relationship is critically important. i thank you again for all that you do and all that you have done. we remain open to diplomacy as a relates to the discussions we had with russia, but we are also committed if russia takes aggressive action. there will be severe consequences and of economic -- >> we

mary's on their home floor tuesday home gwen today. late first half. the dons up seven. from deep. and usf led 40-28 at the break. under four minutes left. still a 12-point san francisco lead. the nice pass down low. and the dunk, and he led all scorers with 19 and usf a nice road win. they're now 21-6. >>> other to eugene, home of the most ridiculous floor in college hoops. first half, the jab staff. you have to guard him next time. that was part of a 24-0 run. the final seconds oh of the first half. george shepherd, the highlighter in yellow. the sea parts and he flushes it home with authority before the buzzer sounds. shepherd scored a career high 33. and cal upsets the ducks 78-64. they sweep the two-game oregon road trip. >> to the big game. the rams' linebacker von miller is playing in the super bowl for the first time since he won mvp of the game with the broncos in super bowl 50. that was at levi stadium. in his 11-year career, miller has become one of the best defenders in the league, the and he says he owes some of that success to the beaches of san francisco. >> the hard

also part of the three-day lineup machine gun kelly called z miley cyrus newlyweds, blake shelton and gwenent and some of my favorite songs of minute you have ever been me. >> i met and talked to place shelton once i have been in the same area is was defining. that was too scared to say nothing. you shooter shot this time. you can not be too scared to say anything. we need a mickey guyton. the collaboration, honey, we yeah. >> haha. >> and tonight on a 2 year with j lo and ben as they walk down the aisle. >> sorry, i i meant red carpet for gyms. new movie marry me. she given that since that she's basically playing herself in the phil for entertainment tonight. i'm shelter. >> it's time for the annual animals pick to win the super bowl manatees. hugh and buffett made their picks saturn aquarium in florida. and unfortunately for the rams but wasted no time went right into the cincinnati bengals sign he was a bit more decisive. but he also ended up going over the bengals, picking the bengals over the rams. and just for context, buffett correctly picked the tampa bay buccaneers to win last yea

ah, hello, i'm emily, i gwen this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up we will stop protein from using his war chest. west and allies swiftly agreed to cut some russian banks from an international payment system.

i gwen this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming out i'm john 100 on the us canada border were protesting truckers are disrupting hundreds of millions of dollars in commerce every day.

i cannot gwen next to them about why the pseudo soon wage and they have a good evening said that had got in beacon for themselves to put any off. i was to be sitting on this panel today and talking about how their condition would actually be remarkably patriarchal. and i would, i am personally offended. and i think if anyone here talks about women's rights as well. so just this, this would be assumed of themselves for making such a big deal as i'm saying on someone else's behalf, shantia i am going to give you a video comment to have a listen to. i'm respond to immediately. this is navigate. no, no, i wish i would. i would like to listen to it for me if you could allow me to see it . but it's part of notice a part of, i guess, you know, i would no, no, no. do not want to comment on what has been said. so we have, we have like 6 minutes left. we got the answer. i'm going to push on and then as you complete a job, this is navigating. let's have a lot for me. the kind of outreach that canada goes experiencing right now. it's pretty appalling. i have studied in a private institution in b

we have for 2 factors confirming that they were instructed, gwen lawson agent, that they were to make the same jacket as i was fathers, cost of all sorrow and spain. in the spring of 2023 years after the suit was submitted, the sorrow was found guilty by a danish court. it had to reimburse commercial damages and agree not to imitate to reins products. again. clothes make people more the case to day than seldom before. around half of all, instagram posts are connected to fashion and beauty products. chemicals is a social media star. he posts new photos and videos daily for her followers. on to the pseudonym nolleta. in la g, i see we have a $1000.00 of it's unique kinda sus of it. and so nasty gal. gina knew it got 80 percent of my wardrobe as fast fashion vasquez. she have always been a shopping addict and i love to change my outfits around. did the thing when i see something, i order it. i have to have it right away and don't want to wait for a job. you know, with you this reflexive impulse to buy is no coincidence . it is specifically triggered in certain areas of the brain. this is

gwen and morgan are constantly updating their facebook page. help bring alexis gabe home. now with more than 6000 members across the country, but they need them to show up. there's still like engagement and stuff like that. which is awesome, but we really want to see people come out. and help us with the searches next weekend like them more people. we have the better even though they're unsure what if anything , they'll find they know they need to do all they can. something's better than nothing. if you can volunteer next weekend, keep an eye on the help bring alexis gave home facebook page in the next few days will be posting a link to register online. now keep in mind. you have to be 18 or older with a government idea to voluntary will get some training and whatever this search finds can help with the investigation. live in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you. conditions look calm in ukraine's capital of kiev right now, but other sections of the country are beginning to see violence tonight. ukraine's president says he wants to meet with ru

consider what gwen carr is going through now, in the wake of eric garner's death.l the mothers, behind the hashtags, who had children we understand to be human beings. >> our child, they die one time. the mother, the father, the family, we die a little every day. what happened to george floyd brought back so vividly of how my son was killed. there are so many mothers and fathers who's child has been murdered, and no-one ever heard about them. they are the nameless, and they are the faceless, but their pain is the same. >> when the trials started, i didn't go to the trials. i never went to any of the trials, because at that point, i don't know what was going on with my body but i had gotten so little. and the doctor said what i was doing was not eating. and i think that what it was, i didn't want anything to eat. but i had got so small, my ma was worried about me. she said, "are you all right?" because i dropped so much weight in so little time. >> our top story, the henry hays trial. hays admits that he's a member of the ku klux klan. now, he's being tried on charg

is this like blake and gwen? are we learning something here? >> no! >> not at the same time! right, okay. >> what will the tabloids say? >> you want to tell them about the video that you sent me? >> yes, so i was oh my god, what do you think, that i'm in that bed, then they clean the sheets -- >> he said, you're going to destroy the toilet so i can't stay in that room anymore. [ laughter ] >> you see what i go through? >> when i'm in the suite a couple of days ago, i take a video. i'm like, there it is. our toilet. [ laughter ] >> i have a new toilet seat cover come every time. >> jimmy, how have you been? >> tell him, tell him. >> jimmy: hold on i've got to see where this is going. >> after i sent it, when i went viral quick, i noticed a brief reflection in the door of the shower. >> jimmy: in the video? >> in the video. >> jimmy: oh. >> that's a screen shot worth a lot. [ laughter ] >> was i wearing anything? >> jimmy: no! >> i backed up, thank god i did have underwear on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you guys are very, very close, then. >> you think so? absolutely. >> i know too

but first authors gwen strauss and mary eder look at women's work on the front lines of the war. you know our next one features some incredibly fascinating stories about women who resisted fascism and totalitarianism in the war while serving their countries both on and off the battlefield and this one has huge interest to me. you know just digress momentary

listen to gwen moore, one of these key squing states we're talking about, had to say about how widespread this whole effort was. >> 26 of the delegations are headed by republicans and 24 by democrats. and there's only one vote per delegation. and that was how donald trump was supposed to regain the presidency. so, this wasn't just a matter of, you know, ten faithfulist electors as we called them in wisconsin law, but it was part of a larger conspiracy. >> reporter: the committee is expanding this probe. last week this committee subpoenaed more individuals, more republicans from these key swing states. as you mentioned, some are currently running for statewide office. getting info from these false electors is key to their investigation. >> the former president facing a couple different investigations here. obviously, we're looking at the january 6th investigation and what that committee is trying to clean, of course, from the people surrounding the former president. we're also talking about what's happening in new york with the new york attorney general, letitia james. we learned the janua

so i called miss grand car and i was a mother of eric gone, and i said gwen did you see this video out of minneapolis? she said i saw it. i said, i'm trying to find a way to get there because it's the pandemic a lot of flights have been canceled airport. she said my bags already packed. let me know and i said, i know, you know about what happened in minneapolis. would you do me a favor and let me use your private plane? he said it'll be there 10 in the morning and take you where you want to go and she and i flew in his plane to go do the first rally and dog that night. and again we are risking because everybody's like locked down. we're literally in august now doing a lot and we flew back he gave it to us to put a funeral and tyler perry gave us a bigger plane to bring the family and from houston because with a lot of people didn't know is that george was the only family member in minneapolis all the brothers and sisters lived in houston on north carolina, so we had to bring them as we had the logistics of we're moving in a panic. we're doing all of this as people are all over the worl

my name is gwen levi -- i was 16 years into my sentence.i was 74 years old and had just been diagnosed with lung cancer. like so many other people in prison at the time i was worried about the deadly virus spreading throughout the prisons. there was no vaccine yet and being imprisoned made physical and proper hygiene almost impossible. physical distancing. fortunately congress did pass lead the act in march including a provision for the federal bureau of prisons to send people home. to send people to home confinement for periods of time to save lives and limit the spread of covid-19. attorney general barr established big -- for home confinement. limiting it to people who served more than half their sentences with disciplinary record for the past year, had no history of violence and had a minimum big school on the pattern risk assessment and won among those considered high risk from suffering complications from covid-19. bob i met all those criteria and it was approved for home confinement the day before my 75th birthday. it was a blessing t

i would like to congratulate gwen murray and jennifer for their excellent panel yesterday afternoon, which laid out many of the themes and issues which shaped leaves life and career. it was so encouraging to hear about their work and you know, it matters. it's important. i got to start briefly by outlining how my project lee miller a woman's war came to be. the work of women war photographers has been a consistent thread running throughout my career at iwm which dates back an awful long way. public interest in the subject however, has waxed and waned. often reflecting fluctuating public interest in questions of gender. and women's place in society. in this context there's been a considerable number of research projects addressing the role of women conflict photographers really from the turn of the 20th century 1900 south africa right up. to the present day in 2010 god that's a long way away. i found myself sitting on a bus. traveling through jordan with lee miller's son anthony penrose as an alternative to camel spotting. he asked whether i'd be interested in working on a project abo

my name is gwen levi and i live in baltimore, maryland. in march 2020, when the first wave of the covid-19 pandemic hit, i was 16 years into my sentence for nonviolent drug offense. i was 74 years old and had just survived a bout with lung cancer. like so many other people in prison at the time, i was worried about the deadly virus spreading throughout the prison. there was no vaccine yet and being in prison made physical distancing and proper hygiene almost impossible. fortunately congress did pass the c.a.r.e.s. act in march. the law included a provision that allowed the federal bureau of prisons to send people home, to send people to home confinement for longer periods of time to save lives and limit the spread of covid-19. attorney general barr established a strict criteria for home confinement, limiting it to people who served more than half their sentence, had a clean disciplinary record for the past year, had no history of violence, and had a minimum score on the pattern risk assessment and were among those considered high risk for

and blake shelton and gwen stefani. >> i'm going to get ready for my super bowl fest performance.back and do some jumpin' jacks and spin around a little more and then get on the floor and do some push-ups. two push-ups. >> very odd. >> mocking >> what's going on here. >> the way i describe, blake odd. that's your "pop start" guys enjoy the super bowl. >> wow we got to enjoy some food with the super bowl we're going to do that and coming up next darrelle smith is here. >> yeah. gameday food there he is. d. smith on the plaza, he's going show us how to take our tailgates to the next level. coming up. but firs ♪ the land is such a great way of connecting us. and i just remembering thinking this is such a special moment and i am extremely thankful to be here with these people. >>> okay we are back with really special guest for a special super bowl edition of "today food" loves football. >> grab my beer over here. darrelle smith provided the food for our halloween show and so fun during his nfl career. played for the bucs and others and now host of mad good food. >> here with a great s

i want to give a special thanks to gwen brown in d11. we learned a lot. her father, mike brown, was our mentor. he taught us what being a community member was all about. i am so thankful and honoredtosh here as well. i thank everyone for your hard work. i will pass it over to felicia who is a wrong star at the center. >> thank you, president walton and supervisors and gracious supervisor safai. we appreciate you. we come to you with ideas and concerns and you do not hesitate to find a door for us to walk through and stated many times before no single person, no single agency, no single community, no single city, no single nation can fight this pandemic. it takes us all to do our part. i am so blessed to be part of the lake view family representing bayview all of my life. lake view and finding a home. when we started the invest black cohort it was the forgotten city. we wanted to put lake view back on the map to let people know the african-american of lake view was here but would answer the call and rise to the occasion. if we called they would come. we pr

i want to give a special thanks to gwen brown in d11. we learned a lot. her father, mike brown, was our mentor. he taught us what being a community member was all about. i am so thankful and honoredtosh here as well. i thank everyone for your hard work. i will pass it over to felicia who is a wrong star at the center. >> thank you, president walton and supervisors and gracious supervisor safai. we appreciate you. we come to you with ideas and concerns and you do not hesitate to find a door for us to walk through and stated many times before no single person, no single agency, no single community, no single city, no single nation can fight this pandemic. it takes us all to do our part. i am so blessed to be part of the lake view family representing bayview all of my life. lake view and finding a home. when we started the invest black cohort it was the forgotten city. we wanted to put lake view back on the map to let people know the african-american of lake view was here but would answer the call and rise to the occasion. if we called they would come. we pr

i want to give a special thanks to gwen brown in d11. we learned a lot. her father, mike brown, was our mentor. he taught us what being a community member was all about. i am so thankful and honoredtosh here as well. i thank everyone for your hard work. i will pass it over to felicia who is a wrong star at the center. >> thank you, president walton and supervisors and gracious supervisor safai. we appreciate you. we come to you with ideas and concerns and you do not hesitate to find a door for us to walk through and stated many times before no single person, no single agency, no single community, no single city, no single nation can fight this pandemic. it takes us all to do our part. i am so blessed to be part of the lake view family representing bayview all of my life. lake view and finding a home. when we started the invest black cohort it was the forgotten city. we wanted to put lake view back on the map to let people know the african-american of lake view was here but would answer the call and rise to the occasion. if we called they would come. we pr

i want to give a special thanks to gwen brown in d11. we learned a lot. her father, mike brown, was our mentor. he taught us what being a community member was all about. i am so thankful and honoredtosh here as well. i thank everyone for your hard work. i will pass it over to felicia who is a wrong star at the center. >> thank you, president walton and supervisors and gracious supervisor safai. we appreciate you. we come to you with ideas and concerns and you do not hesitate to find a door for us to walk through and stated many times before no single person, no single agency, no single community, no single city, no single nation can fight this pandemic. it takes us all to do our part. i am so blessed to be part of the lake view family representing bayview all of my life. lake view and finding a home. when we started the invest black cohort it was the forgotten city. we wanted to put lake view back on the map to let people know the african-american of lake view was here but would answer the call and rise to the occasion. if we called they would come. we pr