to find out if i'm racist. ♪♪ hi, jamaal, it's bootsie. >> hi, bootsie.g terrible. explain to me something wrong. >> so all lives can't matter until "black lives matter," and the reason why we have to say black lives matter is because black people continue to be killed disproportionately at the hands of the police who are spoardz to serve and protect us. police are not above the law, right? so if they break the law, thrashed be held accountable. >> so i'll tell you my experience. somebody backed into my car and smashed the door. so i call the cops because i had to make an insurance, you know, thing to get it fixed. >> mm-hmm. so when the comes got there, we changed this up, you know, the things, and they said, your car ain't registered. >> mmm. they said, get all your stuff out of the car, we're going to impound your car. >> mm-hmm. i only live two blocks away from the bank. so i turned around and i told them, your mother did a really poor job with both of you officers. i am an older woman, it's 105 degrees out and now you're making meg get out of my car,

here is a reminder of what we know about the events surrounding the killing of jamaal because sochi.last seen entering the saudi consulate on the second of october, 2018 to obtain papers that would allow him to marry his fiancee. a few days later, turkish officials reported a hit squad was present in the building on the day of his disappearance. on the 11th of october, president trump announced an investigation into the killing, but said the u.s. would continue diplomatic ties with the kingdom. on the 19th, saudi arabia confirmed mr. because sochi was dead, claiming he died in a fist fight with their officials. in early in 2019, saudi arabia put 11 unnamed individuals on ial in connection with the journalistmurder. in september, prince mohamed said he ultimately bears responsibility for the dead but denied he ordered the killing. in december, the court sentenced five individuals to death for the murder. three others were handed printed and stash handed prison sentences. let's speak to the senior vice president at the defense for democracs. he joins us live from washington. your react

jamaal was working in the acute medical— with them.al, the family said glass september he was heartbroken when his younger brother living in the middle east died of covid. jamaal knew the risk that he face working with patients with covid here at south meat hospital. collies talk to him about minimising the risks but he told them, "this is in a time for cowards." he told them, "this is in a time for cowards.“ . ., ., , he told them, "this is in a time for cowards.“ _, ., , , cowards." -- colleagues. his colleagues — cowards." -- colleagues. his colleagues informed - cowards." -- colleagues. his colleagues informed us - cowards." -- colleagues. his colleagues informed us and i cowards." -- colleagues. his| colleagues informed us and it cowards." -- colleagues. his - colleagues informed us and it was so... . , colleagues informed us and it was so... ., so... he was always worried about other people- _ so... he was always worried about other people. that _ so... he was always worried about other people. that was _ so... he was always worr

i am talking to williams and jamaal bowman. some of the best advice is definitely reminding myself that i am human. look at who you hire. just make sure that i have what i need to be ready, to be able to do what i told the community i would do. >> i wanted to focus on that. there was a story online about you buying clothing for the new job. >> it was kind of thrust upon me . i was thinking about building a wardrobe for the swearing in and beyond. it came so fast, not only that, i had been working as a nurse for some time. after covid-19, i gained so much weight. i did not have anything to wear. we had two weeks. i said, well, do what you know how to do, go drifting -- thrifting. it is ok to be a regular person. there is no shame in it. i made sure that people knew that. i wanted to make sure that other people knew that if you are in this position, it is ok. >> he talked about being true to yourself. how do you do that as you go through your time in congress? how do you stay true to yourself? >> i stay close to the pain, all the

in the u.s., freshman new york congressember jamaal bowman -- congressmember jamaal bowman called on israel to vaccinate all palestinians. he wrote -- "as a black man living in america, i know the feeling of being neglected by my government, and society, of feeling like a second-class citizen or not a citizen at all." in other news from the region, serbia and turkey have condemned monday's establishment of diplomatic relations between israel and kosovo. serbia objects to israel's recognition of kosovo's statehood as part of the deal, while turkey says kosovo's plan to open an embassy in jerusalem is a violation of international law. kosovo is to be the third country after the u.s. and guatemala, and the first muslim majority open an embassy in 1, 2 jerusalem. kosovo will also recognize hezbollah as a terrorist group as part of the agreement. the normalization deal was announced by former president trump last september. in mexico, immigration agents are under investigation for their possible involvement in the massacre of 19 people in the northern state of tamaulipas. the 19 bodies we

. >> jamaal gave his life for our right to free speech, and i think for his sake, we need to keep free speech with each other. i believe there is a good future for the region, but his legacy is not one where mbs is more oppressive or more running wild. i think the future is one thing in which mbs is entirely checked when saudi arabians are able to speak freely and demand accountability. >> it will not be meaningful unless it includes clear leaders. what the biden administration needs to realize this is part of saudi policy of reminding the saudi people. that policy must be thwarted thoroughly and must be subject to international sanction and accountability. nadia: jamal khashoggi was killed, of course, in that consulate in istanbul. let's get reaction to that story from our correspondent in turkey. any official reaction tonight to the declassification of this report? >> sne far, the report's openin, unveiling to the world came through late at night. capital ministers were at home, and it's only the psident who would give the signal how to act, but i can give you a good guess of how tur

but the chamber of civil engineers is skeptical of the construction industry its chairman jamaal good to stress is that just because a building is new doesn't mean it's safe from earthquakes. it's a major point. then study the title to brew a lot until very recently inspectors were chosen and paid by the builders themselves. how independently can you inspect the person who's paying you. at least since the 1st of january 29th teen inspectors in el selected through an electronic system where yet but even that does not suffice. because they're often not trained well enough they don't have special certificates so a simple diploma is enough to get the job we have a serious problem with construction supervision in this country yet they did the city is growing rapidly as a result it is becoming more and more crowded and the risks of severe consequences from an earthquake are increasing. that's the situation we're in right now it's a crime isn't it can one really live in a city like this one not of the government these open spaces already they sure to be construction here it can't go on like

eastern tonight, we feature cori bush, jamaal bowman, and a chemo williams. watch interviews with new members of congress, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern or listen on the c-span radio app. >> earlier today, white house press secretary jen psaki talked about efforts in congress to pass covid-19 relief legislation. a lot of you have asked, what is next, what is next. the president is focusing on getting the covid-19 relief bill passed. he is traveling to wisconsin about his plans to get the pandemic under control, and congress is continuing to do their job over the course of the coming weeks. today, the department of housing and urban development, veteran affairs, and agriculture announced they will extend and expand the foreclosure relief program building on what president biden spoke about a few weeks ago. these critical protections were expiring in march, but it will be extended through june 30. the administration will provide up to six months of additional mortgage payments to forbearance for borrowers who entered forbearance on or before june 2020. this will

but the chamber of civil engineers is skeptical of the construction industry its chairman jamaal good stresses that just because a building is new doesn't mean it's safe from earthquakes. it's a major point. now instead it the title to brew a lot until very recently inspectors were chosen and paid by the builders themselves. how independently can you inspect the person who's paying you. at least since the 1st of january 29th teen inspectors and they are selected through an electronic system where yet but even that does not suffice. because they're often not trained well enough they don't have special certificates so a simple diploma is enough to get the job we have a serious problem with construction supervision in this country yet they did the city is growing rapidly as a result it is becoming more and more crowded and the risks of severe consequences from an earthquake are increasing. that's the situation we're in right now it's a crime isn't it can one really live in a city like this one not of the government designed these open spaces already they sure to be construction here it c

but the chamber of civil engineers is skeptical of the construction industry its chairman jamaal good stresses that just because a building is new doesn't mean it's safe from earthquakes. it's a major sore point. then study the title grew a lot until very recently inspectors were chosen and paid by the builders themselves. how independently can you inspect the person who's paying you. at least since the 1st of january 29th teen inspectors and they'll selected through an electronic system but even that does not suffice. because they're often not trained well enough they don't have special certificates so a simple diploma is enough to get the job but we have a serious problem with construction supervision in this country yet they did the city is growing rapidly as a result it is becoming more and more crowded and the risks of severe consequences from an earthquake are increasing. that's the situation we're in right now it's a crime isn't it can one really live in a city like this one not of the government designing these open spaces already they sure to be construction here it can't go

tuesday, cori bush, karine newman, jamaal bowman. watch new members of congress, tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. online at c-span.org. or listen at the c-span radio app. >> 10 new members joined the senate this year. the senators now -- the senate is now equally divided. these new senators have already been a part of history. their first weeks included debating challenges to electoral college votes, surviving an attack on the u.s. capitol, and witnessing the inauguration of a new president. before taking notes, three new senators who grew up on a farm or ranch spoke to us about what brought them to congress and their life experiences and influences. we begin with wyoming republican, cynthia lummis who returns after serving in the house and several state offices. state offices. >> senator cynthia lummis, representing wyoming, welcome. sen. lummis: thank you. >> where were you born, where did you grow up? sen. lummis: i was born in cheyenne, wyoming. i was raised on a ranch outside of cheyenne. >> what is that light, growing up on

but the chamber of civil engineers is skeptical of the construction industry its chairman jamaal good to stress is that just because a building is new doesn't mean it's safe from earthquakes. it's a major point. and then study the tight until very recently inspectors were chosen and paid by the builders themselves. how independently can you inspect the person who's paying you. at least since the 1st of january 29th teen inspectors in el selected through an electronic system where yet but even that does not suffice. because they're often not trained well enough they don't have special certificates so a simple diploma is enough to get the job but we have a serious problem with construction supervision in this country yet they did the city is growing rapidly as a result it is becoming more and more crowded and the risks of severe consequences from an earthquake are increasing. that's the situation we're in right now it's a crime isn't it can one really live in a city like this one not of the government in these open spaces already there's sure to be construction here it can't go on like

on a similar note, what does he think about efforts such a progress when jamaal bowman's to establish a commission into the -- ms. psaki: he certainly leads the determination of two members of congress. -- up to members of congress. in terms of the timeline of a briefing from the capitol police, again, i would refer to them on the timeline. in the federal government there's an ongoing investigation out of the doj and i would defer to them for any updates. reporter: second question, the president is going to be addressing the coup in myanmar today. i assuming he is speaking out against it. you and the secretary of state have talked about how they january 6 attack, i think the secretary of state, said it makes it a greater challenge. it will take some time for america to gain its status as a beacon of leadership again. as we address this, how important is it to have accountability for the capital attack, including potentially impeachment, as we work to spread democracy abroad? ms. psaki: i think what secretary blinken and i were both referring to is the fact that in order to project to

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the crown prince mohammed bin salamon approved an operation to capture or kill the saudi journalist jamaal hook is oji who was an outspoken critic of the saudi arabian regime. president biden told the crown prince father that the rules are changing. >> we will hold them accountable for human rights abuses. it is outrageous what happened. >> jamal khashoggi went to the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey to pick up documents he needed to get married but never made it out alive. after denying any involvement in the disappearance for weeks saudi arabia admitted he had been drugged and killed in the consulate and his body dismembered, though they have always insisted the crown prince is and is.>> what is your opinion when it comes out damaging this has been for saudi arabia? not just the killing of jamal khashoggi but the repeated changing of saudi arabia's official story?>> with any crime you have a theory you develop in the beginning. and as you uncover more evidence the theory changes and becomes more focused. >> former president trump made it clear that the killing was less important than

number of progressive democrats in the state legislature and house and newly elected members like jamaaln, torrez and jones, senator schumer has gone out of his wake making sure she talking to them, appearing in public with them and ebb doorsing policy goals put at the center of their campaigns. the real question is, he is endorsing the right policies. talk to democrats on the ground level. liberal democrats on ground level in new york, the real test, can he deliver that stuff? put it into law? they no longer see him, with good reason, as a guy just another senator, or just another democrat in mitch mcconnell's senate. he's majority leader now. >> there are a lot of people who look how quickly the star of alexandria oh caocasio ortiz ha risen. what are people thinking? >> people i spoke with who have been in touch with her is not currently proceeding towards a campaign. hasn't made up her mind but also not taking any active steps to lay the groundwork for doing that. but she feels that the threat of a primary puts a useful kind of pressure on chuck schumer. if there was no possibility he

tuesday, cori bush, karine newman, jamaal bowman. watch new members of congress, tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern. online at c-span.org.

. >>> joining us now, democratic congressman jamaal bowman of new york, member of the committee on education and labor. congressman bowman, thank you very much for joining us tonight and welcome to your first reconciliation bill where you're discovering the senate parliamentary rules actually end up controlling the final outcome as much as you would like to do it in the house. nancy pelosi's been through this kind of situation many times before. let's talk about what is in the bill other than the minimum wage at this stage and what it is that you consider the most important elements of this bill if the minimum wage doesn't survive. [ no audio ] we have a sound issue with the congressman. go ahead, congressman, we can hear you now, i think. >> the entire bill is important, obviously. but for me as an educator, i'm looking at the $130 billion that's going to our k-12 schools. my wife is a teacher. i have two young children in schools. our schools need that money to open safely. we need it for testing and contact tracing. we need it for ventilation. we need it for vaccination and ppe. we need i

so, progressives like former bernie sanders surrogate jamaal green are growing impatient, tweeting tonighte do not flip georgia blue for bite into air strike georgia, "we flip georgia blue for $2,000 checks and 50,000 student loan debt to be canceled. he dropped bombs when he needed to be dropping our checks. "when president biden was a candidate, he slammed mr. trump for not getting tough with the saudis. tonight, the biden administration finds itself facing the same criticisms it applied to the trump administration. that is where white house correspondent kevin corke comes in with the very latest for us tonight. good evening, kevin. >> yeah, they're interesting. evening, shannon. quite frankly, a clear case of "that was then and this is now," at least according to critics who are accusing biden of administration of essentially doing what the trop administration did, that is authorized military strikes unilaterally. but keep this in mind. back then, the biden camp harshly criticized president trump, but now, this latest strike was different. the military strike against iran in proxy force

democratic congressman jamaal bowman of new york. >>> president biden's relief pack and heads to the senate where it's expected to pass through the democratic-controlled chamber. there are changes to be made, notably, the section of federal minimum wage. expect unanimous opposition from senate republicans who say the relief package for desperate americans is too expensive and will increase the debt by too much, which sort of ignores the $2.3 trillion in tax cuts that they forced through just a few years ago. $400 billion more in tax cuts than the biden package for the ordinary american worker. remember, those tax cuts were supposed to pay for themselves and not increase the deficit. it did increase the deficit. we can give wealthy people and corporation tax cuts, but not when americans need it. >>> the man who spearheaded those tax cuts, mitch mcconnell, is now criticizing president biden's efforts as, quote, partisan. believe it or not, that's not the only mind-boggling head-scratcher the curmudgeon from kentucky made this week. >> president trump's actions preceded the riot were a

that's the message from jamaal joseph who grew up dancing in oakland.e worked with beyonce on her homecoming concert. now he's out with a children's book, it is called black boys dance too. he says he was bullied and got a lot of hurtful comments for just doing something he loved to do. he says the story shows the importance of loving the gifts that you are born with. >> amen. >> we love that. and we love that we might have the ferris wheel for longer. >> please, we still haven't been able to ride it yet and that is our destiny. >> that is what is happening. so we'll see. >>> next at 6:30, the biotech company based in silicon valley that just announced plans to go public. >>> all morning we have been covering the battle over reopening schools in san francisco, a look at the cdc's guidance for safe in person learning. >>> and as we head to break, let's take a live look outside, see what it looks like on the bay bridge right now. people making these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more ski

the assessing the saudi government to rule in the killing of jamaal coco shook -- jamal khashoggi.nce approved in a style delete neck and stumble turkey, the crown prince viewed as a threat to the kingdom and have broadly supported using violent measures if necessary to silence him. you know, i asked to the foreign minister about this back in october of 2018, here is the exchange ahead. >> in an authoritarian government, and you are saying that the crown prince did not know about this at all even though there are members of the 15 person team that are closely aligned with him? >> first of all, we are a monarchy, we have checks and balances in our systems, we have individuals who did this outside of the authority. this is a mistake, this is a criminal act and those responsible for it will be punished. >> to the original question, did the crown prince know anything about it if there were people closely tied to him involved in the operation? >> there are multiple people closely tied to him and in the operation, pictures of some security officers who were a part of the security detail

eastern tonight, we feature cori bush, jamaal bowman, and a chemo williams. watch interviews with new members of congress, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern or listen on the c-span radio app.

that includes representatives cori bush, marie newman, mondaire jones, jamaal bowman, and nikema williams. >> this morning, center for immigration studies executive director mark krikorian talks about the biden administration's new immigration policies.

freshman members with backgrounds in progressiveactivism including kareem bliss, landwehr jones, jamaal bowman and simon williams . watch interviews with new members tonight at eight eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. right now conversation on proposed changes to the structure of the supremecourt and reports . posted by the brookings institution. this is about an hour 15 minutes . >> thanks so much to everyone for joining us today . for discussion of a really tremendously urgent and important issue of court reform. we've been thinking about making this panel together over a number of months and then always some unknown piece of the puzzle. was the senate actually going to confirm a new supreme court justice in theweeks before a presidential election ? was going to win the presidential election, which party would have control of the senate following the georgia runoff so there's always been some other piece we needed to know and now january 25 is where here, sort of core ppieces are in place and as the big answer looms, we've assembled a treme

the top four and newcastle had settle for a point after going ahead against wolves, through captain jamaal got what he wanted in his first game since the resignation of neil lennon — a win. they're still way behind the leaders rangers but 0dsonne eduoard's deflected strike was enough to beat aberdeen. motherwell and st mirren were saturday's other winners. to cricket and england's women played their third one—dayer against new zealand in dunedin behind closed doors, after a snap lockdown in the country and the homeside restored some pride with a seven—wicket victory. england had already won the series and tammy beaumont top—scored with 88, as they made 220. amelia kerr taking four wickets before new zealand easily reached their victory target. they now play three t20 games, with wednesday's opener moved to wellington from auckland, where the tightest restrictions are in place. and rory mcilroy described his game as a "workin progress", after an eventful round of 66 at the world golf championship in florida. he started with a birdie, followed up with a double bogey and on the back nine, he

intelligence report on 2018 killing of journalist jamaal khashoggi to further expected implicate crownhighlights pro democracy protests filled streets now not existent in hong kong authorities used national security law to stomp out protests and gut local legislature, beijing signaling this is just the beginning. the ongoing retail trading frenzy gamestop he closing up 19% as reddit stock saw jump in yesterday's volatility, shares of other stocks amc, surging this comes as berkshire hathaway vice chairman munger slammed robinhood trading app in interview with journal comparing retail vesting trend to casino gambling joining me dick grasso a pleasure to see you welcome back. >> well always a pleasure to be with you, maria. maria: dick i was looking on -- on our following, and one of those viewers is asking this, when i teased that you were coming up he said this is from marco i love to know if dick grasso was still head of the new york stock exchange would he step in and keep gamestop halted for longer periods so more news could come out more liquid markets could develop no way a specia

tonight, freshen members -- freshman members including cori bush, marie newman, jamaal bowman.atch interviews with new members of congress tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> on thursday, the house financial services committee hearing on volatility in the stock price of gamestop and efforts by some companies to restrict trading. witnesses including the robinhood ceo, the reddit ceo and financial analyst keith gail. once live thursday beginning at noon eastern, online at c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> listen to c-span's podcast that weekly. this week, foreign policy and nato. our guest is a senior policy analyst at the heritage foundation's margaret thatcher center for freedom. he talks about nato and the idea of a peace dividend. >> you know, there is still this idea that at the end of the cold war there was this peace dividend for countries in europe, and also the united states. it was the end of history, this was the mindset. there was no existential threat anymore from moscow. there was

that includes representatives cori bush, marie newman, mondaire jones, jamaal bowman, and nikema williams. >> this morning, center for immigration studies executive director mark krikorian talks about the biden administration's new immigration policies. later, sarah longwell, founder of the republican accountability project, looks at the republican party's future after the senate voted to acquit former president trump on charges of inciting the insurrection at the u.s. capitol. and we take your calls and you can join the discussion on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: it is the one national topic everyone is talking about. have you gotten the vaccine? will you get the vaccine? where can i get the vaccine? with vaccine supplies straining, manufacturers are straining to get more. it is tuesday, february 16, 2021. welcome to "washington journal." we will spend the first hour of the program asking you about the vaccine distribution programs in your local area. what are they like? have you gone the vaccine yet? have you heard from people who have? is there any pushbac

we have swansea gloucester manchester city in the fa cup this week but one of their strikers jamaal lowst thumbs? i've never had a pair! fingers 'ust thumbs? i've never had a air! , ., ., , ., a pair! yes, leather gloves and mittens. a pair! yes, leather gloves and mittens- i've — a pair! yes, leather gloves and mittens. i've never— a pair! yes, leather gloves and mittens. i've never had - a pair! yes, leather gloves and i mittens. i've never had mittens! you're going _ mittens. i've never had mittens! you're going to _ mittens. i've never had mittens! you're going to be _ mittens. i've never had mittens! you're going to be inundated - mittens. i've never had mittens! i you're going to be inundated with mittens now! mitten debate over. sarah, how is it going? yes, you need the mittens. i've been wearing my mittens over the last week or so. full gear every time i've left the house. will be one of the last days you'll be getting out their sledging today if you have the snow with you because things are gradually turning milder as we head through the weekend but only very gradually. still a