jill: it is huge.013, 2014, coinbase has really been the first stop for anyone who is looking to get into bitcoin. and they have managed to cement that not only for retail traders, but also for institutional. and if you think about those two markets that coinbase has gone after, there are certainly relevant competitors on both fronts, but they had managed to defend that position really well so far, and i would expect them to continue to do so. joe: i saw from our etf specialist here, there's now nine applications for a bitcoin etf. we do not know if they will ever be approved. but if one is approved, why open up a corn-based account if it is easy to get bitcoin access, say, despite the click of a button? jill: i think there are a few answers to that, joe. first is there are people out there who believe in the utility of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies who want to own it for reasons beyond just speculation and investment purposes. and then there's also the fact that, sure, even if the bitcoin etf get

i agree with jill. that, the idea or the goal for the defense and -- and -- and look, as a defense attorney, i appreciate that sometimes we have to defend the indefensible. the goal here was to -- to try to do the best you can to show the use of force was justified. and causation was everything, and anything, except for chauvin's knees on floyd's neck. but here is the deal. this guy -- this expert, dr. fowler. number one, he lacks credibility. he, pretty much, consistently, testifies for police officers. so, he's -- he is a bit biased. secondly, he's had, in his past, a scenario where he covered up for a police officer. and then, with respect to this testimony, that was the biggest gift that he gave to the prosecutors, in this case. which is, chauvin should have, but did not, render aid to floyd. and let's not forget. that floyd was not just in chauvin's custody. he was in chauvin's care. and chauvin failed to render aid. the other thing that occurred on his cross-examination was this idea of this fugaz

jill biden. we will be discussing the very different life of a married silly -- merit -- military child compared to those in the states. two distinctly different people, we share a lot in common. we both care about the interest of others. now i would like to introduce -- thank you. dr. biden: thank you. when you joined us in february i felt like i knew you from the first words you spoke. you are open, funny and sincere. in fact, it does not surprise me at all that you managed to make friends when you moved to germany, despite not speaking any german. and then you became a mentor so that you could help others feel less alone. it's that resilience and heart that makes military kids like you so special. so thank you, ryzun, for joining us today. i will never forget the emotions that ran through me as i stood in front of the bow of this 2010 uss -- to chris and us. just praying the bottle i held in my hand would break when it was time. i was nervous and excited, and most of all, deeply proud to becom

i am jill's husband, as is obvious to everybody.s my wife, and i am her husband, and, you know, i am proud to be. i want to thank him for being with us today. the story of an entire generation, but it's a story that goes back many generations. not just in south vietnam and asia writ large, but all over the world. in america, it is the reason why we are strong. we are the most diverse democracy in the world, and there's not a single thing, and i mean this from the bottom of my heart, there's not a single thing we can't do when we do it together, so thank you all. [cars honking] and i want to thank my friend, keisha lance bottoms, and i want to thank the democratic members of congress senator warnock, representative sanford, and i want to make sure representative williams is here. i thought i saw her a moment ago. there you are, okay and representative bordeaux. we need to work and help them keep their seats. it's important. we won the first round, but there's more coming up. and my good friend, the dnc chair from south carolina, and

jill biden here in the city of bakersfield. we expect that to be happening momentarily. >>>, harris is coming back to the bay area. the white house announced today the vice president will visit her hometown of oakland on monday. she will hold a public event, but no details are out about it yet. we are told she will focus on i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> the changing workplace is a major focus of building a better bay area. now essential workers in the south bay are stepping up to shape the post-pandemic future. david louis in

jill duggan of the environmental defense fund europe. more stories making headlines around the world now. 10,000 people have marched through armenia's capital to commemorate estimated 1.5 million ethnic armenians killed by ottoman turks in 1915. the mass killings are widely regarded by historians as the first genocide of the 20th century, but turkey rejects the term. olympic gold medalist and transgender activist caitlyn jenner has announced she has joined the race to unseat california governor gavin newsom. mr. newsom, a democrat, faces a challenge from a growing band of republicans who oppose his response to the pandemic. ms. jenner has ties to former president donald trump. the united states has joined the rescue mission trying to locate a miing indonesian navy submarine with 53 crew on board. officials say the vessel's oxygen is due to runut early on satury. search efforts are fused on the highly mnetic object that has been detected nearby. now to india, which has reported the world's highest daily count of new coronavirus cases for

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sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. >> first lady doctor jill biden who is in california today with governor newsome. she praised farm workers for their persistence during this pandemic and also urged them to get vaccinated as you came to mark the birthday of labor leader cesar chavez at the former headquarters of the united farm workers union in kern county, just number and joins us now live from current county tonight with details on the first lady's visit jocelyn. >> how of a key grant the 40 acres here in delay know has been serving as a vaccination site for farmworkers. and today the first lady honoring the legacy of cesar chavez and talking on how essential farm workers have been throughout this pandemic. >> yes, we can see say why they first lady doctor jill biden and delay know today honoring the legacy of says chavis the 40 acres, the first home to the united farm workers and now a vaccination site for farm workers without the farm workers who kept harvesting our food or the factory workers who package the grocery store clerks who stock shelves. hey, we wouldn't have made it through

ica close friend of jill's and mine -- i see a close friend of jill's and mine, gabby giffords was shot and a member of her staff was killed. they are here, their pain is immense. what many of you do not know, if you have gone through a trauma, no matter how much you work to make sure others don't go through it, every time you show up at an event like this, it brings up when you got that phone call, the immediacy of that moment. i mean it. thank you for having the courage to be here, the courage to continue this fight. senator blumenthal understands. a lot of the folks here understand it. it takes courage. to turn pain and purpose and demand we take the action that gives meaning to the word enough. enough, enough, enough. what they want you to know, it is not just listen. every day in this country, 316 people are shot every day. 106 of them die every day. our flag was still flying at half staff for the victims of the murder of eight asian american people in georgia, when 10 more lives were taken in a mass murder in colorado. you probably did not hear it, but between those two, less than

jill biden california where dr. jill biden spent the it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot? yes, i've been waiting for this day. we just got what? vaccinated. we just got vaccinated! let's get you there. let's get to immunity. when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com >>> on the fifththe fifththe fih president kamala harris will be in oakland. on tuesday she will travel to chicago before returning to washington. >>> today, president joe biden pitched a $2 trillion infrastructure plan that calls for spending billions on new roads and bridges, n

and topic number 4, finally jill biden is getting her own biographical comic book.once again, she is more animated than her husband. the new doctor jill bio comic will be called female force, not to be confused with governor cuomo's bio comic force female. [laughter] the comic retraces jill's childhood, her courtship with joke on her path to the white house, and will also explore her origin story of being bitten by a radioactive doctor. that part is a little embellishment still more legit than how she actually became a doctor. the comic assured to be a smash hit. this morning to biden said it was the best comic book he has ever read he especially loved all of the pretty pictures. alas, the comic is not out yet, he was referring to the presidential daily briefing right now all they need is a strong supervalu for doctor jill to do battle with. may i suggest major? the rabid killer dog that attacks government official with reckless abandon or she could fight the staircase that assaulted her husband. good revenge plot line there. then again maybe just stick to the class

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. >> reporter: this is oldest daughter jill learning to play golf. >> that's a nice one, jill. >> reporterd this is her little sister jaclyn. today the kids are grown. jill has a child of her own. jaclyn is married and jonathan has graduated high school. looking back, the childhood they describe is one of stability and routine. >> just normal happy family, i say it would be. >> mm-hmm. we go to church on sundays. we'd have movie nights or family vacation that we had taken, usually disneyland, which is our favorite. everything was just as a family. everything was perfect. >> they loved each other and they had a great marriage. >> exactly. >> the patriarch of the hoagland family, larry, was a leader in their church and a professional photographer who can be heard off camera gently directing his children through these precious kodak moments. >> dad! >> that's good. keep going. >> i always remember getting sick of it because i just wanted to have fun and we always had to pause and take a picture, which kind of got annoying after a while, but looking back, nice to see the picture, i guess. >> t

>> president joe biden and first lady jill biden take part in a rally today in duluth, georgia. live coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, online, or you can listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> this evening former vice president mike pence will deliver his first public remarks since leaving office. he is the featured speaker at a fundraiser hosted by the palmetto family council. watch live coverage starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online, or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> earlier today house speaker nancy pelosi spoke to reporters about president biden's first address to congress. speaker pelosi: good morning, good morning. good morning, it is today. today we celebrate 100 days of the biden-harris administration. in that time, working together, democrats have made historic progress to defeat the pandemic and to address the economic crisis. administering over 200 million doses -- imagine, the president had 100 million as his goal, and we have exceeded 200 million shots, delivering over 160 million checks, and putting $1 trillion into workers

. >>> joining me now to discuss the ongoing trial, jill wine-banks.ir opening statement that derek chauvin did exactly what he had been trained to do. to what extent did we hear other officers then contradict that? >> every single officer who testified said that. the opening statement promised more than they could deliver. they will have to put him on the stand to say that. i don't know what option they have even though he will be destroyed on cross-examination. but you heard the longest serving officer in minneapolis police department testify. you heard his sergeant testify. you heard a fellow officer testify. and they all said that this was dangerous to have a knee on the neck, that once someone is restrained by handcuffs and in a prone position, you get them out of the prone position as soon as you can because it restricts breathing. and it is dangerous and completely unnecessary in this circumstance. so far the defense has not landed a blow. i've been both a defense lawyer and a state prosecutor and a federal prosecutor. and if you were the prosec

i mean, what is it going to take to stop this kind of fine print fundraising, jill?n the lower-level donors. i noticed the yellow boxes there with little pre-check check marks, so that's wrong. that's what you expect from sellers of really junk-quality goods. you don't expect it from the republican party, from the former president. it's unfortunately probably legal. the truth in advertising does not cover political fundraising. maybe we need a new law. congress ought to be looking at that. but for now, it may be legal or what joyce vance would say is awful but lawful. maybe it has to be unlawful. >> jill, i love that you were watching "american voices" and then on "american voices." thank you so much for spending some time with us tonight. >>> next, remembering prince philip. we'll take you to great britain where a 41-gun salute was heard today to honor the royal. plus, the real winners of march madness. forget the scores, we're talking about the moms balancing more than just basketballs on the court straight ahead. the strength of a community. the bonds we build...

let me ask you to comment, jill, in that context. but it's a message to china. the president announcing the end of the endless war in afghanistan, the sanctions gengs russia. is there an emerging biden do doctrine or different countries have different responses based upon the circumstances of the moment. >> it appears that they're taking a more cohesive approach to a range of issues. you know, russia is very specific in that sense that you do have the hacking, the alleged interference in the election, et cetera. they had to craft something specifically for russia. that said, on russian tv this morning there was -- they, the russians, were comparing their situation to what the united states is doing with china. so it's out there. but i think with russia it's quite obvious that they look back, the administration looked back, analyzed what had happened, even under the trump administration, and then decided to put together what appears to be a much more cohesive strategy in dealing with russia. now, whether it will work, this carrot and

you can see the live pictures of his wife, jill, addressing a drive-in rally of supporters.dens met with the oldest living former president, jimmy carter. in the wake of yet another series of mass shootings in the u.s., pressure on president joe biden to fulfill his campaign promise of stricter gun control is mountingp the president, who calls them violence and international embarrassment, has issued executive orders, but critics say they don't go far enough. here is the report. reporter: the gun violence archive, an independent organization that tracks gun crime, defines a mass shooting as4 or more shot and killed. by that metric, 2021 is already a deadly year, with a hundred 41 mass shootings across the nation. in march alone, eight people were killed in atlanta. less than a week later, 10 died in a supermarket in colorado. yet the issue of gun control remains as ever, deeply divisive. [shouting] in the run-up to the election, joe biden promised tough action including buying back weapons, banning imported guns, and so-called, since to curtail a uniquely american problem. p

jill biden, who cares deeply about this issue as well. i see so many members of congress, so many who have never given up. so many of you determined to get this done. we have a long way to go. it seems we always have a long way to go. today, we are taking steps to confront the gun crisis, and what is actually a public health crisis. nothing i am about to recommend in any way impinges on the second amendment. a phony arguments suggest these are second amendment rights at stake what we are talking about. no amendment to the constitution is absolute. you cannot yell fire in a crowded movie theater and call it freedom of speech. in the beginning, you could not own any weapon you wanted to. in the beginning, certain people were not allowed to have certain weapons. it is bizarre people are saying is contrary to the constitution. gun violence in this country is an epidemic. it is an international embarrassment. we saw it again, last night, as i was coming to the oval office. in south carolina, a physician, with his wife, two grandchildren, and a

jill biden underwent a medical procedure today.h her to an outpatient center this morning. >>> and tonight, some news about abc news. kimberly godwin has been named the next president of abc news, making her the first black woman to lead a broadcast network's news division. godwin spent more than a decade at cbs, most recently serving as their executive vice president of news. she spent many years in local news before that, in communities across this country. peter rice, chairman of disney general entertainment content, saying throughout kim's career, she has distinguished herself as a fierce advocate for excellence, collaboration, and inclusion, and for the vital role of accurate news reporting. godwin saying she is honored to take on this stewardship and that she's excited for what we will achieve together. and we are too. >>> when we come back, one of the best zooms we've seen. the surprise, "america strong." home is a feeling you live in and when your home is happier, you feel happier. which means, you can celebrate happier or

but take a closer look at this with jill duggan who's executive director of environmental defense fund to europe she joins us from london welcome to the w. what we heard in the last 2 days non-binding commitments from politicians who won't be a rounds to see them through do you take these bishops targets that they set themselves seriously. well 1st of who most of these targets of the 2030 so work though these politicians themselves may not be around they're not targets that are so far in a future that they have no accountability for them so i think that's a welcome change there's been a net 02050 movement that is a 2030 targets that we're looking at now and that makes it much much more real for the politicians involved and i think it's it's the action that we need to see now is you know what are we going to do this decade to get us on the right track or. even with these new commitments we will still fall short of the paris target so we're back in 2015 so why bother. well in paris the $190.00 class countries that signed the paris agreement said that they wanted to limits temperature inc

100 days in office president of the united states biden celebrated by picking a flower for his wife jill as they cross the white house lawn to catch his official helicopter the bidens we're heading to georgia where he's about to address a drivin rally of supporters and earlier they met the oldest living former president jimmy carter on wednesday biden addressed congress with what he called his blueprint to build america promising 1.8 trillion dollars in investment in jobs infrastructure and education. well last year on the campaign trail joe biden made many promises about what he would deliver his early days in the white house while he's come so on many there are other as which are compromised or even abandoned ellen fish of reports now on biden's broken promises. the other things people remember of campaigns i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide but unify the promises the pledges the things to make a difference 100 days in joe biden has failed to deliver in a few key areas i think he's kept his word as much as he change i think people forget that there's not a lot of legisl

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earlier this year, i was fortunate to meet and talk to doctor jill biden discussing different life of military child those in the state. [inaudible] distinctly different people, we share a lot in common. the best interest in others, now i'd like to introduce. thank you. >> thank you. when you joined us in february, i felt like i knew you from the first word he spoke, your open and funny and sincere, it doesn't surprise me at all you managed to make friends when your family moved to germany despite not speaking any german and then he became a mentor you could help others feel less alone is that resilience makes military kids like you so special so thank you for joining us today. i'll never forget the emotions that ran through me as i stood in front of this 2010 uss to chris in her. just praying the bottle i held in my hand would break when it was time. i was nervous and excited most of all, deeply proud to become an honorary member of the family, or as they say, for life. surrounded by the sounds and shouts tears, i started with the soldiers who make up the crew and the family who stoo

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we really did. >> jill, that is hard. you did it last year, the c.a.r.e.s. act gives you benefits. first off, if you with drew money from a retirement account, you got three tax years to pay that tax bill, that's huge news. if you borrowed from that account, there are much more generous rules through the kairt act. talk to your employer, get that repayment started. little at a time. habits are hard to form, easy to break. >> all things including retirement, jill schlesinger, thank you very much. >>> ahead, a major u.s. airlines plans to train more women and people of color to be pilots. you'll hear exclusively from united's ceo. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> this morning's "eye on money" spoponsored byy td amameritrade.. wewe listen. likeke jack. hehe wanted a a streamlinened vn he couould accesess anywhere, no dowownload nececessary. and kikim. shshe wanted to executute a a pre-set trtrade stratety in s seconds. so we gagave 'em thinkorswiwim web. because e platformss this innnnovative, aren't jusust made foror

i hope you can hear me what was it like to be with jill biden today? >> it was wonderful.the white house like her come to california to be with the farm workers getting vaccinated it sends a strong message to the united states of america that we need to make sure our farm workers are protected and i want to add that in florida right now they have decided not to vaccinate the farm workers unless they have i.d and we know many farm workers are undocumented and don't have identification and the farm workers from florida will go to georgia, louisiana, the carolinas, and other places so they need to let them get vaccinated so it was wonderful having her and not only that but having a doctor, jill biden because again we're ending women's history month and having a strong woman like her to give a beautiful, beautiful speech of course governor gavin newsom was there. i want to remind everyone we have to pass the equal rights amendment and that is also in the senate and i just want to, if you don't mind, lawrence, i want to shout out the website for the equal rights amendment is er

and jill biden, arriving for the joint session tonight to applause, waving to the crowd. and finally kate and it from cnn who covers the first lady, saying tonight she appears to be wearing a dress similar in style and floral to the dress she wore on inauguration night. host: back to your calls. by the way, we are going to replay that six to four minute speech in about 10 minutes or so -- that 64 minute speech in about 10 minutes or so. what you think of the address? roger, you with us? amber in washington. good evening to you. what is your reaction to the president's address? caller: the first part was a lot of theater. that is a disappointment. everyone is standing within a half an inch of each other having close conversations, but it is insulting to the american people. as a business owner he is promising money out there, much like a middle school promising soda in the water fountain. who is going to pay for that? not to mention it is just not what america needs right now. just disappointing altogether. host: what did you think of tim scott's response? caller: i am a b

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you cannot change the meeting for convenience. >> si cannot hate on saturday jill bram should stay up the likes and retweets i think. when it comes to who she is this is sorted important part she occupies an important role. she's one of the people that writes the law that governs our freedom we can do with our property with our bodies public and with our lives. because of that she can have a hand in drafting unbelievably broad laws with words we think they we know what they mean but all of a sudden we don't. a good example is interstate commerce word if you look at the united states constitution they talk a lot about how federal congress can regulate interstate commerce but what is interstate commerce? we know it's everything for that space can have the courts have construed that's how congress construed it. have you have people like senator jill bram going out there saying words have no meaning, none whatsoever is really no limit to the government's power to restrict your freedom. there is a lot of republicans who would be on board than infrastructure package. there are republicans w

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jill biden, questlove and john oliver reflecting on the show's legacy. >> there's half a century of excellencereators revealing some of the episodes that never made it to air, like this one in which snuffy's parents get a divorce. >> no, alice, i don't live here anymore. >> reporter: the show proving to be a force for change and a place for conversation. rosita, who speaks spanish, debuting in 1991. >> it's important for us to try to tell the kids, hey, you have a super power. you speak two languages, three languages. >> reporter: and cami in 2002. >> my mom had hiv before she had me, so i was born with it. >> cami did the thing that we couldn't do ourselves as adults. she allowed us to have the conversation. >> reporter: and julia, "sesame street's" first character with autism in 2015. the special providing a sneak peek at the next change-making and conversation-starting characters, elijah and wes. >> the walker family is a new family that we're creating for racial justice initiative. >> reporter: shes "sesame street 50" trending online on monday night. thank you, "sesame street" for trending

la primera dama jill biden estuvo en el valle central donde estuvo celebrando a la fundaciÓn cÉsar chÁveza doctora biden participÓ en una charla con lÍderes de la comunidad donde enfatizÓ el trabajo de la comunidad trabajadora esencial. (hablan en inglÉs) >>> la primera dama dijo que trabajo del presidente serÁ guiado por justicia y humanidad. roberto ruiz hablÓ con un hombre que conociÓ a cÉsar chÁvez. >>> es un dÍa especial hoy, asÍ lo asegura luis magaÑa, el sintiÓ el cansancio del trabajo en el campo y entiende lo que ellos viven, me cuenta que cÉsar chÁvez luchÓ por ellos, pero tambiÉn hay muchos indocumentados y sin seguro mÉdico. luis magaÑa dice que su legado estÁ mÁs vigente que nunca. >>> se le negaron servicios como beneficio de desempleo o de salud, tenÍan miedo a protegerse del coronavirus. recordemos a cÉsar chÁvez que luchÓ por las causas de la comunidad, esa travÉs del rostros de la tierra nos dicen no se olviden de nosotros. >>> roberto ruiz para telemundo. >>> la conmemoraciÓn se extendiÓ en la comunidad indÍgena de mujeres de sonoma. esto dijo isabel lÓpez. >>> vengo a

. >> y nada que el presidente jill, ambos de la mano en el camino se agachó y después de este paso, ahí se dieron durito durito. >> yo quiero que vanessa se muera, porque es lo que convenimos. >> me ha dejado loca y sin idea. >> tiene dos cuadros de mi hermano escondidos por algÚn lado. >> pero tu hermano no es picasso, por favor. ¿usted cree en los milagros, doctora? >> yo creo en los milagros. >> sÍ, 80.000 dÓlares de milagros. >> ♪ mira cÓmo vengo ♪ ♪ poniendo mis raÍces ♪ ♪ no me importa ♪ ♪ tu raza o tu sexo ♪

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