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main problem was a lack of diversity among kenosha's low-paid cops. kenosha newspaper announced with what sounded like genuine alarm, "the city's police force is 89% white, while the city's population is about 67% white." okay, kenosha. too many white hourly workers makes your city burn. that is the message. and as a result of that message, everything changed. but actually, not everything changed. in fact, many things stayed precisely the same. patterns of residential segregation, for example, they did not change. the accelerated. barack obama's neighborhoods in washington, hawaii, and martha's vineyard are probably less "diverse" than they were a year ago, and that won't change soon because of too many people who have a lot of money live there. but most striking of all, now that we are discussing things that have not changed at all, have been the universities. the overwhelming majority of ideas behind this revolution come from college campuses. everything you hear about white privilege and systemic racism began as a lecture about deconstruction in so

okay, kenosha. that's the message. as a result of that message everything changes.hing changed. and fact, many things stayed precisely the same. patterns of residential segregation did not change, they accelerated. barack obama's neighborhoods are probably less diverse than they were a year ago. and that won't change soon, because too many people who have a lot of money live there. but most striking of all now that we are discussing things that haven't changed at all have been the university. the overwhelming majority of ideas behind this revolution come from college campuses. everything you hear about white privilege and systemic racism began as a lecture about deconstruction in some classroom in the 1990s. that is why so many blm activists talk like sociology professors. most of the actual changes have been superficial. he no longer pretends to teach students at anything, justin dockery it's them. here's what hasn't changed at all. what hasn't changed at all is the kind of people who go to yale in the first place. they are rich kids from rich families who plan on

now kenosha county prosecutors are asking for an arrest warrant for kyle rittenhouse and an increasethe failure to update the address with the court left the court unable to monitor his whereabouts. remember, rittenhouse was arraigned on two felony charges of homicide for the deaths of two people and an attempted homicide in the wounding of another in the aftermath of protests in kenosha. just because prosecutors weren't able to find him does not necessarily mean he was in the wind. attorneys for rittenhouse say that he had to be moved to a safe house after he posted bond back in november, citing numerous threats. now the issue is there seems to be a miscommunication there in the sense that the rittenhouse team says they tried to update the prosecutorial team about this change in address but says they wanted to do so under seal. and at least the email exchange filed with the court yesterday it does seem that that request was denied. and then separately an attorney who is no longer with the rittenhouse team filed a signed affidavit saying he went to check rittenhouse out and post that

even this dog in kenosha, wisconsin, found it tough going at times.cy conditions proved treacherous for this fire truck, fortunately no one was hurt. nation's capital declared a snow emergency, still kids near the lincoln memorial turned out for sledding. snow was pure joy for pandas at national zoo, happy day sliding and doing somersaults. jeff is in new york city, my daughter's school has been canceled, what's ahead? >> reporter: hi, my wife is a teacher in new york city, her school canceled. real snow day. thought they were relic of the past but going to need it, monster snowstorm just getting under way in new york city. heavy snow, philly. gets heavy in new york city and heavy band of snow is going to set up across long island, new jersey, lower hudson valley, moving into new england through the day. along the coast could be mixture but snow on and off 48 hours, very slow-moving storm. and not just snow but wind and lot of wind. gusts 65 miles an hour along the coast. areas of blue are hurricane force wind gusts because water will pile up, two to

during the violence of kenosha, for example, this is my favorite picture. you've got a fake new cnn reporter standing in front of literally the city on fire decked out in protective gear above a banner reads, you can read it right there. firing, but mostly peaceful protests after police shooting. many analysts, msnbc not to be outdone, you have an anchor claiming that the situation was not generally unruly. that reporter was standing outside another burning building. and today, our old friend joe, he's back, continued to downplay the summer's carnage. he said you can't possibly compare the riots to what happened at the capital because only a few measly taco stands were impacted over the summer. take a look. >> i know they are idiots on older cable news channels that will say well, these mom-and-pop store was vandalized that's just as bad as the united states capital being vandalized. no, actually, no, no, it's not. the capital of the united states is the center of american democracy. while i am a fierce believer in defending the right of property, i'm not g

but some in seattle or minneapolis or kenosha, wisconsin, where violence exploded and small businessesagree with norwegian officials who nominated the group. emily, i will come to you first with your topline talk. >> emily: at the peace and justice are not the same thing in that this does not surprise me, however, this is the same synthetic gold moral society where governor cuomo was given an emmy for pandemic performance that now is being argued was corrupt. >> harris: you know, brian, i look at the names of the three women in 22013 who formed the group black lives matter. and what we saw often in the streets of america was not the actual organization on the ground. in fact, bryan llenas and others reported as they were in the middle of the crowd, there wasn't a whole lot of organization or unified voices. a hint if the movement may have grown some way separate from the organization and that sense. what are your thoughts on it? >> brian: making america more perfect union, racial injustice from the 1860s to the 1960s, let's do it. let's keep making progress. it will take awareness, i g

. >>> and prosecutors have asked a judge for a new arrest warrant for kenosha shooting suspect kyle rittenhouse. they say he failed to notify them that he moved. he's charged with shooting three people, killing two during a protest over police brutality in wisconsin last august. he was 17 at the time. rittenhouse was arrested but was later released in november after posting $2 million bail. his lawyers say that he is at a safe house due to threats. >>> the mother of a 9-year-old black girl pepper sprayed by police in rochester, new york, is speaking out about the incident and wonders whether race was a factor. >> she was one of their children, they wouldn't have >> elba pope says she called police last week after a heated argument with her spouse. she told officers that her daughter was headed toward a meltdown and requested a mental health team. instead, she says officers told pope to go back inside the house as they detained the girl. >> i left to de-escalate, it didn't de-escalate. it actually escalated when i left. >> stop! >> pope says her daughter is doing better. pope has threatened a la

. >>> wisconsin plos cuters are urging the kenosha court to issue an arrest warrant for rittenhouse. prosecutors argued he should be arrested again and his bond increased by $200,000. in november supporters paid $2 million bail for rittenhouse in the homicide for shooting and killing two people last summer. >>> so far nearly 26,000 acres have burned in western australia. authorities say 81 homes have been destroyed and thousands have been urgetod leave the devastation was, quote, almost too much to comprehend. we remember this time last year when the wildfires devastated the area and koalas as well. >> that's right. >>> we have a busy winter weather week and it's not showing any signs of slowing down let's get right to meteorologist janessa webb good morning. >> good morning. the nor'easter has pushed offshore and now it goes to the great lakes as a small system is making its way through we do have winter weather advisories and warnings in place for chicago and areas of the ohio valley. right now you're kind of seeing that wintry mix. that will be the case throughout your day for chi

even this dog in kenosha, wisconsin, found it tough going at times. icy conditions proved treacherous for this fire truck in virginia. fortunately no one was hurt. the nation's capitol declared a snow emergency. still, kids near the lincoln memorial turned out for some sledding.angsomersaus. cbs news meteorologist jeff berardelli is in new york city. jeff, i know my daughter's school has already been canceled for tomorrow. what's ahead? >> hi, jericka. yeah, my wife is a teacher here in new york city. her school has been canceled. a real snow day! and here we thought they were a relic of the past but we will need it. this is going to be a monster snow storm just getting under way here in new york city. as we head through the evening hours heavy snow, it gets heavy this new york city and a real heavy band of snow is going to set up right across long island, new jersey, lower hudson valley, eastern pennsylvania tomorrow which moves into new england as we head through the day. along the coast could be a mixture but it will snow on and off for 48 hours. a

i was a public defender in kenosha county when the police shot jacob blake.nessed the city i worked in burned and devastated and recently district attorney michael gravely denied to prosecute the police officers responsible. so my question to you is what will your administration do to correct these wrongs that we witnessed not just in kenosha, but across this country? and what will we do to bridge the gap between communities and their police? >> three things. first of all, i was a public defender, as well. and i think it's high time that we had public defenders being paid the same as prosecutors. my son, by the way, was a great prosecutor. he was the attorney general of the state of delaware, and he was a federal prosecutor before that. and so i'm not condemning all prosecutors, but i am saying that it matters that you have adequate defense and you are able to attract people who, in fact, can live on being able to be that public defender, number one. number two, we are pushing very hard and i think we'll get it done, is the legislation relating to what is app

he shot and killed two protesters in kenosha and say he violated his bail. >>> emergency crews in eaglenche. crews were guided by beacons the skiers were wearing. all three served as local government officials. >>> today's weather, rain and snow in the pacific northwest. blizzard conditions in iowa. snow on the way for wisconsin and michigan. rain stretches to the gulf coast. sunny in the northeast. >>> and finally we know nathan apodaca from his epic skateboard video. >> now we're seeing him in a super bowl media campaign. will ganss caught up with him. >> reporter: the video that's been seen more than 79 million times. >> i get greeted by people all the time. they're like, oh, my gosh, is that really you? and i'm like, yeah, you know, i ain't nobody special. >> reporter: but his vibe, that is special. >> i'm just happy to be alive. you know, i love life. >> reporter: nathan apodaca, who once lived in a walmart parking lot, was having car troubles when he posted that video skateboarding to work at the local potato factory. his life looks pretty different now. ♪ you've got to pump it up

as well as in kenosha where we saw protesters in great numbers and law enforcement having a difficult time keeping law and order there. so we've seen this happen before. obviously that is not the case tonight with the national guards american and capitol policemaning the check points of this fencing. >> tucker: have you gotten a clear explanation as to why these soldiers are in the city? >> no, i have not, tucker. i have not gotten any explanation. i do understand that mayor bowser does not want the fence to remain permanent. but that remains to be seen whether or not this fence will stay up. >> tucker: really an amazing moment. thanks, richard. i appreciate it. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: how crazy are things getting? not just in washington but in tv land more broadly? how about zone strikes against citizens with the wrong politics. we'll talk to someone who thought a lot about how this country got here and how we can get out of it straight ahead. . >> tucker: used to be, there was a tame they say, that most sane people believed that bombing american citizens with military drone

. >>> prosecutors in kenosha, wisconsin want to arrest kyle rittenhouse, again but there is a problemw where he is teenager charged with killing two people in a police protest last year. remember this? he's out on bond, claimed self-defense but prosecutors say he violated his release agreement when he moved and didn't tell the court where he moved. they've asked a judge for new arrest warrant rittenhouse's lawyer is objecting, told the court he was moved to safe house for security reason and not disclosing the address because the prosecutors won't agree to keep it private judge has yet to rule on the motion. >>> taylor swift sued by theme park. >>> fried chicken heist caught on camera on cnbc trip coast-to-coast >>> california, the hunt is on for a robber armed with gun anding about of roscoe's chicken and waffles. got into confrontation with the employees because he refused to wear a mask. surveillance video shows him storming the kitchen with gun in his hand >> went in the kitchen, told the clerks put the chicken in the bag. >> when the cook froze, man decided to help himself, grabb

year-old accused of killing two people and injuring another during a black lives matter protest in kenosha last year. rittenhouse reportedly failed to inform the court of a change of address, a violation of his $2 million bond. in january, rittenhouse was photographed at a bar in wisconsin posing with alleged proud boys members and flashing a white power hand sign. rittenhouse was seen drinking beer and wearing a t-shirt that read "free as [expletive]." the u.n. warned wednesday the humanitarian situation in the northern tigray region of ethiopia could get even worse and that the rest of the country could become destabilized due to the volatile situation. this comes a day after tigray opposition groups said at least 52,000 people have died since a conflict in the region broke out in november. some 3 million people have been displaced. meanwhile, up to 20,000 eritrean refugees in tigray are missing after two camps were destroyed. the u.n. says many were ducted and forcibly returned to eritrea. china is facing widespread condemnation following a bbc report about the mass rape and sexual tort

don't know how they're possibly going to talk about the 17-year-old white male who shot two people in kenosha. >> so what i would say to that rand paul's suggestion that that's a smart tactic alan to go down, i would say thank you for making the democrats' closing argument. here's all that that succeeds in doing. they are basically seeding the ground and saying the democrats' words back during the blm protests, inspired violence. and people acted on them. and their complaint is that the democrats weren't held accountable. you've just made my closing argument for me. you've proved the point that donald trump's words inspired the exact kind of violence. that was the natural and probable consequences of donald trump saying go down to that government building and stop donald trump's own word and the beauty of convicting somebody, of his own words, is the dream of prosecutors. donald trump told those people go to that building and stop what's going on. that's an action word. so i don't think rand paul's tactical suggestions are winning ones. >> eugene, what's your take? >> i agree. i mean, look, g

. >>> prosecutors in kenosha, wisconsin, want to arrest kyle rittenhouse again. but there is a problem they do not know where he is rittenhouse is the teenager charged with killing two people during a police protest last year remember this, he's out on bond now, and has claimed self-defense, but prosecutors say he violated his release agreement when he moved and didn't tell the court where he moved. now they have asked a judge for a new arrest warrant rittenhouse's lawyer is objecting. he told the court his client was moved to a safe house for security reasons he's not disclosing the address because prosecutors will not agree to keep it private the judge has yet to rule on the motion. >>> taylor swift sued by a theme park, and a fried chicken heist caught on camera, on a cnbc trip coast to coast california, the hunt is on for a robber armed with a gun and a bag of roscoe's chicken and waffles. police say the man got into a confrontation with employees at the restaurant in pasadena because he refused to wear a mask surveillance video shows him storming the kitchen

kenosha >> thank you very much (applause) thank you scott. we're gonna hear how both presidents were regarded oh pulling a disregarding the constitution and whether the reputations match their actions in office. >> good morning. thank you all for coming. today we are transitioning in the course from civil war to reconstruction. because of that, it is a particularly good point in this course to talk about a big issue to coast throughout the civil war era that, we need to look at the antebellum period and the civil war and reconstruction to understand. that question is the united

i did applaud joe biden and kamala harris when they were just candidates for coming out after kenosha and jacob blake was shot six or seven times and saying all of this has to stop. there were instances where it was to say enough is enough. people were being murdered and crowds had shifted from protesting to rioting. there's no comparison to be made with the president of the united states of america feeding his supporters lies for months and standing up in front of them calling out people that want to certify the election as people not being on their side and putting the blame on mike pence who they wanted to go and hang. they talked about that outside of the capitol building and sitting and for hours and not sending in support. i hope some of these questions, maybe not mash -- marsha blackburn, but maybe mitt romney why didn't the president send in the national guard to save his president? i don't think republicans will change their votes. i'll be surprised if bill cassidy change his vote. this all came from contesting the election. for katie saying that 2016 was invalid or what stac

all of this wild police in minneapolis, louisville, kenosha, and other cities lead to one of the biggest social justice movements this country has ever seen. what is your view of the role of these investigations and consent decrees and -- in investigating civil rights abuses by police? judge garland: thank you for this question. i think police accountability is an essential element of the ability of a police department to have a credibility with the community and without credibility and trust a police department cannot do its job of ensuring the safety of the community. police officers who violate the constitution must be held accountable, and police officers follow the constitution want to police officers not to be held accountable for that reason because it leads to a taint on all police officers which would be unfair. congress has given the justice department the authority and the responsibility to investigate patterns or practices of law enforcement entities conduct that violate the constitution and laws of the united states. that's the statutory responsibility of the justice departm

that they needed to stand down and not add to the violence in a number of these cities, as we saw in kenosha and as we have seen in portland? >> sure, i prepared to do it. >> let's hear now the president's response. >> say it. do it. you want to call them -- what do you want to call them? >> white supremacist. >> stand back and stand by. >> when asked to condemn the proud boys and white supremacists, what did our president say? he said, stand back and stand by. his message was heard loud and clear. the group adopted that phrase, stand back and stand by as their official slogan. they created merchandise with their new slogan which they were proudly across their backs at trumps rallies and they followed the president's orders. you will see more about this later in the trial but you will see in these photos to the left dominic [inaudible] and to the right william pepe, two of the leaders of the groups heading to the capital on january 6. they were later charged with working together to obstruct law enforcement. as we go through the evidence, i want you to keep in mind these words by president t

that they need to stand down and not add to the volence in a number of these cities as we've seen in kenosha or portland? >> let's hear now the president's response. >> do it, sir. say it. >> you want to call them -- give me a name. >> white supremacists. the proud boys. >> the proud boys. stand back and stand by -- >> when asked to condemn the proud boys and white supremacists, what did our president say? he said, stand back and stand by. his message was heard loud and clear. the group adopted that phrase, stand back and stand by as their official slogan. they created merchandise with their new slogan, which they wore proudly across their backs at trump's rallies. they followed the president's orders. you'll see more about this later in the trial. you'll see if these photos, to the left, dominic disola and to the right, william depeppe. heading to the capitol january 6th. they were later charged with working together to obstruct law enforcement. as we go through this evidence, i want you to keep in mind words by president trump when asked to condemn violence. stand back and stand by. see ex

. >> correcting people in kenosha, wisconsin, basically turned into beirut for several days where the national guard to squelch it as they wanted at the capitol. this is so deleted it. everybody has trauma. it doesn't mean you can change the facts of what happened there. it has nothing to do with sexual assault but it it's politically manipulative to bring that up in the context of this but also elitist of them to be so concerned about what happened at the capitol and show such little regard for people who had businesses and streets burned down, by the way, car dealership burnt down three nights in a row while the democrat governor in wisconsin said he didn't want the national guard to come in and squelch it. again, i think what is happening but there is a lot of narcissism happening on capitol hill. what happened at the capitol was wrong. unlike democrats, republicans 100% denounce what happened and wanted an investigation, which by the way, we are waiting to hear more details on purity but alexandria ocasio-cortez, the story is falling apart, and it y unfortunate sexual assault that

as they were looting and tried to break it down, i'm sure there's horrible video there too as in kenoshable for the business owners that have been holding the bag. jillian: today a suspect in a deadly shooting at a minnesota health clinic is set to appear in court. he is facing multiple charges including murder after he allegedly opened fire inside the clinic killing a mother of two who worked as a medical assistance. four others remain hospitalized. police believe he targeted the facility because they stopped giving him prescription pills. records show he made violent threats against the clinic in 2018. to extreme weather, snow and ice blanket the country impacting tens of millions of people from texas to the east coast. overnight a plane skid off the runway before takeoff in pittsburgh. everyone was evacuated from the back of the plane after several hours. meanwhile, slippery conditions caused a vehicle to slam into parked cars in west virginia. more than a doesen nonprofits -- dozen nonprofits in philadelphia are urging teachers to return to the classroom, after educators rallied acro

and the hypocrisy, the idea that the troops couldn't go to kenosha, seattle or portland, but they remain you do have the conversations around the border and how we're being told that the wall is being stopped. it does seem very hypocritical. pete: yeah. these are national guardsmen who have lives and families at home. steve: they've got jobs. pete: they're away from them. if you're the from a state where your governor has deemed the mission not important, you're already home. they are getting paid, finally they fairinged out where they should --: figured out where they could sleep. steve: especially, what is the threat? why do we need -- pete: there isn't one. steve: they've got 2,000 members of the capitol police, 2,000 guys and gals with guns who protect that one building and that campus full time. why do they need the national guard? pete: if there is a threat, brief us. that's not -- or maybe there isn't one, and there is a bogeyman, as the congresswoman also said, that needs to be perpetuated, that there's an ever-existing threats, that we need to vet these national guardsmen. and t

militia groups and to say that they need to stand down not add to the violence and what we saw in kenosha and as we seen. >> president response now. >> do it, sir. say it. >> what you want to call them? give me the name. >> proud boys. >> proud boys, stand back and stand by. >> when asked to condemn the proud boys and white supremacists, what did he say? he said stand back stand by. his message was heard loud and clear. the group adopted that phrase, stand back and stand by their official slogan. they created a logo in which they were probably across the backs at tom's rally and followed the president's orders. he will see more later in the trial about this but you will see in these photos the left and to the right, william, to leaders of the group heading to the capital january 6. they were later charged with working together to obstruct law enforcement. as we go through this evidence, i want you to keep in mind the words by president trump asked to condemn violence. stand back and stand by and see example after example of the kind of people like the proud boys he had standing by january

left-wing extremism it was all in portland,ri kenosha even here in d.c., right wing extremism as well as what occurred on the capitol january 6. it's a serious issue and must be remedied. i'm not condemning peaceful rallies. in memory of george floyd but rather the violent anarchy is to take advantage of protests. no form of extremism should ever be tolerated.ot we can't pretend one side is good and one side is bad, we need common sense and work with one another, freedom of speech is not only allowed but encouraged. it needs to happen without destructive divisive action that is the real devil in the details here. members of congress need to use rather than employ. section 230, i think support for legislation along the lines on the republican and democratic side and i think you are right, they've gone away with too much, thank you for making that statement. i have a couple of questions, one of them is, let me find it, rodriguez. what i wanted to ask was, how much is too much when you talk about the kind of protections, the specific questions around the capitol. we didn't have enough be

whether it's left-wing extremism, such as what we saw in portland, seattle, kenosha, and even here in d.c., or right-wing extremist as what occurred at the capitol on january 6. it is a serious issue, and it must be remedied. just to be clear, i'm not condemning peaceful ral lives in memory of george floyd or jacob blake, but rather we simply take advantage of protests. no form, no form of extremism should ever be tolerated. period. we can't pretend one side is good and one side is bad. we need to use common sense and work with one another am we live in a country where freedom of speech is not only allowed, but it is encouraged. it needs to happen without destructive and divisive actions, and that's the real devil in the details here with all of this. our voices as members of congress need to be used to soothe rather than to inflame. and i just wanted to agree with jonathan green on section 230. i think there's support for legislation along those lines on the republican and the democratic side. and i think you're absolutely right. they've got an way with too much, too arbitrarily, and

that they needed to stand down and not add to the violence in a number of these cities, as we saw in kenoshad as we have seen in portland? >> sure, i prepared to do it. >> let's hear now the president's response. >> say it. do it. you want to call them -- what do you want to call them? >> white supremacist. >> stand back and stand by. >> when asked to condemn the proud boys and white supremacists, what did our president say? he said, stand back and stand by. his message was heard loud and clear. the group adopted that phrase, stand back and stand by as their official slogan. they created merchandise with their new slogan which they were proudly across their backs at trumps rallies and they followed the president's orders. you will see more about this later in the trial but you will see in these photos to the left dominic [inaudible] and to the right william pepe, two of the leaders of the groups heading to the capital on january 6. they were later charged with working together to obstruct law enforcement. as we go through the evidence, i want you to keep in mind these words by president trum

all of this wild police in minneapolis, louisville, kenosha, and other cities lead to one of the biggest social justice movements this country has ever seen. what is your view of the role of these investigations and consent decrees and -- in investigating civil rights abuses by police? judge garland: thank you for this question. i think police accountability is an essential element of the ability of a police department to have a credibility with the community and without credibility and trust a police department cannot do its job of ensuring the safety of the community. police officers who violate the constitution must be held accountable, and police officers follow the constitution want to police officers not to be held accountable for that reason because it leads to a taint on all police officers which would be unfair. congress has given the justice department the authority and the responsibility to investigate patterns or practices of law enforcement entities conduct that violate the constitution and laws of the united states. that's the statutory responsibility of the justice departm

. >> and say they need to stand down ars the violence seen in kenosha and portland? do that? >> do it. >> did you say -- >> let's hear now the president's response. >> do it, sir. say it. >> do it, say it. >> you want to call them what do you want to call them? give me a name. >> why supremacist. >> who da you want to the me kwa democrat. >> proud boyce and stand back and stand by -- >> when asked to condemn the proud boys, and white supremacists, what did our president say? he said, "stand back and stand by." his message was heard loud and clear. the group adopted that phrase, "stand back and stand by" as their official slogan. they created merchandise with their new slogan which they wore proudly across their backs whice proudly across their backs at trump's rallies, and they followed the president's orders. you'll see more about this later in the trial, but you'll see in these photos to the left dominic pizzola and to the right william pepe, two of the leaders of the group heading to the capitol on january 6th. they were later charged with working together to obst

mostly peaceful kenosha -- that is aggravating.izens that were the victims of when blind water collapsed and it was not just chaz, but a lot of other cities and a lot of people that hurt and they are saying, don't believe conservative media because they have an agenda. our agenda is to report the facts. i think we did that. >> time magazine, and everybody here should have gotten an email from us a couple days ago, this time magazine article written by a very liberal reporter, it has all kinds of spin on it, but it was the first time that the liberal media acknowledged what happened in this last election. it was a coordinated attack on election laws to take down those laws and alter not only the process of voting, but the outcome of the election. the media was implicated in this by suppressing stories like this. the so-called mainstream media would not cover it. that was a time when we kept hearing mostly the term mostly peaceful protests. i remember watching a news reporter saying mostly peaceful protests and white as he was finish