back in 2007, jacoby was killed by a hit and run driver.is still very much in her heart and on her shoulder. >> go, mommy, he said that. >> reporter: he keeps whispering in your ear to do this. talk about terrible 2s. >> and won't take no for an answer. that's my boy. >> reporter: since we first told this story, workers have completed this work. ellen donated a whole building, and momma shoe won an award for humanitarian of the year. >> the avolon village is for the people. >> i want it to be infectious and what other paem ceople can their neighborhoods. >> reporter: take it from living proof. steve hartman, on the road in michigan. >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. from the cbs broadcast center captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's we >>> it's wednesday, march 22nd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight. firefighters free a man pinned under a massive tree as severe storms sweep through the south, killing at least one person. >>> also breaking, it was a failure, but north korea attemp

back in 2007, jacoby was killed by a hit and run driver.is still very much in her heart and on her shoulder. >> go, mommy, he said that. >> reporter: he keeps whispering in your ear to do this. talk about terrible 2s. >> and won't take no for an answer. that's my boy. >> reporter: since we first told this story, workers have completed this work. ellen donated a whole building, and momma shoe won an award for humanitarian of the year. >> the avolon village is for the people. >> i want it to be infectious and what other paem ceople can their neighborhoods. >> reporter: take it from living proof. steve hartman, ohe >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. from the cbs broadcast center here in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. >>> the ban expands. britain joins the u.s. in banning laptops and other electronics on some flights, in response to a terror threat. >>> also tonight, a ruling from the supreme court nominee. >> nobody is above tawhe l in this country, and that includes the president of the united states. >>> the president tak

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human rights trade within the literature on reagan and human rights, some observers including tamara jacobi have pointed to a turnaround in the reagan administration's approach to human rights. despite any turnaround, i would argue that his approach to human rights remains highly compartmentalized. i think it is this region that's the root of criticisms of reagan's record on human rights. our u.s. policy toward central america which are by cold war concerns that communists were gaining influence in this strategic region and needed to be thwarted at all cost. in that problem, the reagan administration was funneling money and other forms of support to the countries, who, in their fight against the left-leaning nicaraguan government, engaged in kidnapping, torture, and the murder of unarmed civilians. despite widespread government murders, the reagan administration manipulated what mullah's human rights record to ensure that military assistance could continue to flow to that government. in el salvador, to keep it flowing, the reagan administration certified every six months best the government

malcolm has a super bowl ring with the new orleans saints, and i know baltimore won a super bowl, jacoby jones of new orleans should have been m.v.p. of that game. to my colleague to the right from detroit, we are praying for you all. to my colleague on my left from tlanta, i just can't say much. let me thank you all for stepping off the field and stepping back into the real life that you all lived before you made it to the nfl and before get layed in college, to out of your comfort zone, but to actually give back and fight for issues to give back and fight for issues that are critical and we don't see it enough, but most o you african-american male athletes do it you just don't f get the attention. when you are doing the right thing you don't get the attention so let me thank my colleagues for hosting this reform in the criminal justice system is without a doubt the number one civil rights issue in our time. the racial disparities and discrimination across the criminal justice system are undeniable.. african-americans make up 13% of the united states population but account for 35% of ja

i know you have baltimore won the super bowl and jacoby jones from new orleans should have been m.v.p. of that game. to my calling to the right from detroit, we are praying for you all. just a colleague from my left from atlanta, i just can't say much. [laughter] all fore thank you study off the field and stepping back into the real life that you tol live before you made it the nfl and before you played in college. to get out of your comfort zones, but to actually give back and fight for issues that are critical. enough, but see it you all do it in most of our african-american male athletes do it. you just don't get the attention for it. you only get the attention for doing the wrong thing. the one you are doing the right thing, you don't get as much attention. let me thank you. let me thank my colleagues for hosting this. reforming our criminal justice system is without a doubt the number one civil rights issue of our time. racial disparities and discrimination across the criminal justice system are undeniable. 13% of-americans make up the united states population, but we count for 3

this jacoby, do you think that mr. flynn's failure to disclose the communication and contact he had with the russian ambassador and their topics of conversation along with blatant lies to vice president pence meet the standard for investigation by the fbi? >> i had to give you the same answer. i am not going to comment. >> i know, director comey, that you probably cannot comment on this as well but i think it is really important that we review a short timeline that is based on press reporting because we need to get this for the public record, i think. 25, 2016, mr. flynn reportedly exchanged text messages with the russian ambassador. on december 28, 2016, mr. flynn reportedly spoke on the phone with the russian ambassador. by then it was pretty clear that the obama administration was going to take action against russia. on december 20 9, 2016, mr. then reportedly spoke to russian ambassador i can. that day, the obama 35 russianion had operatives from the united states and announced new sanctions. we also know from pres