score 1:1, continue lady in white how many laps to run easily by the summer on a standard treadmill in0.000 m. i'm only interested in the number of laps. somewhere here. let's try to remember, the size of a standard stadium was physical education, as far as i know, there should be physical education, you had universities, yes, girls too. i think it was too. yes, if these stadiums are always plus or minus the same, but they are so standard it is established that the football field has its own length and width, so this running oval has its own circumference. so 10.000 m. lady. in bely, you need 10 km. no, bones. how many circles are 50 50 circles, that is, and the circumference of the circle is 200 m. no. no, do not eat a meter in what 200 m 10 10 or 15, probably laps 10 years 20 means 20 let's mean 500 m 10 20 laps. 25 laps exactly 400m, alas, i can't accept this answer. how right, if we played more less, perhaps, please, finish building the tower veronica well of course, in this tour you build. and we, as it should be foremen, command maina vira, please, the third element and return to

so 10.000 m lady in white 10 km is necessary. yes, i think so too.are 50 circles, that is, the circumference of the circle is 200 m, do you think you can’t eat a meter, which 200 m is 10 by 10 or 20, probably circles, probably 10 or 15, so 20 means 500 m 10. let’s 10 20 circles. i accept answer 20 circles. 25 laps exactly 400m, alas, i can't accept this answer. how right, if we played more less, perhaps, please, finish building the veronika tower well, of course, you build it on this tour and we, as it should be, command the foreman. and come back to yourself. i want to draw your attention to the third element. and the fact that this element is more like a triangle. at least from our perspective at the top, it has an angle, an angle, which greatly interferes with further construction. any item supplied this one will move out, either to the left or to the right. pull yourself together. exhale. relax, do not forget that this is just a game and please answer. what is the question? what is the name of? the main award of the cannes film festival? we have

i hope i gave you a hint lady in white.ne that collapses above the ground. wrapped up from the girl, of course, well done. okay now you uh maybe try a leading question or potato version potato. and 175 countries of the world, that's what confuses me, the rest, in principle, in principle, can be suitable, although, too, well, not in all cuisines of the world, i accepted the answer to potatoes. you are the wrong answer. and build a tower. after that, we will continue kirill with just one element, and 30 seconds for everything about everything, but do not forget that you can be at this construction site again, by what principle do you choose elements, as in the battle of psychics, you just touch and feel the heat. the class is one of the most stable elements. well done, you are returning from the team. do you have more one leading question or one voluntary version. we are good. we have another question. if one and your answer. i don't want to be told later that it was my fault for being at a construction site. let's try garlic

thank you, lady in white, your version. i don't understand parking, i mean, because you're drawing something like this. trying to hypnotize me around the other side and see the answer. i was thinking about this parking lot. i accept the answer, parking, snail so, well, of course, monkey, but strudel, what's wrong with him? build a tower, this is not a parking lot. the fourth stone in our tower. after that, i give a hint there and each team will again have the opportunity to ask leading questions. but all after the tower stands. be careful. how is it already? no wonder you're there, well, attention hint. this is depicted on road signs in some countries, the sign suggests the nearest free internet access point in an erudite state. we start with you. you can give an answer that can increase the number of points earned, or you can ask me a leading question. i will answer it and this everything will end, because the time of the third round is up. now the silence on the site is now a very important moment, if you know the answer

thank you , lady in white, your version. understand parking, i mean, because you're drawing something like this. trying to hypnotize me around the other side and see the answer. i thought about it parking. i accept the answer, parking, snail so, well, of course, monkey, but strudel, what's wrong with him? the fourth stone will be the opportunity to ask leading questions. but all after the tower stands. be careful. no wonder you're there, well, attention hint. this is depicted on road signs in some countries the sign suggests the nearest free internet access point in an erudite state. we start with you. you can give an answer can increase the number of points earned or you can ask me leading question. i will answer it and that will be the end of it, because the time for the third round is up. now the silence on the site is now a very important moment, if you know the answer. or ask me a leading question, for example, complete. yes , sort of. okay, everything on this game ends, you can no longer earn any points. and now out of

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in the east wing. the white house posted these photos to its flicker account. the first lady visited with those kids at fort drum in new york just a few weeks ago, and that art is just the start of the white house decorations. there will be more on the north lawn today. alright, coming up. we're talking about tipping fatigue pandemic got so many of us used to tipping higher amounts in more places than ever. but are we reaching a breaking point and later a valentine's day quiz. we are testing some new dating terms. you're watching world news now. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. for a growing number of americans. enough is enough is enough with all the tipping already. yeah, that's right. it's not just restaurants anymo

in the next few days, but that's it. i'm done. it's over for tonight. back with you at seven. right now, over to patrick now, it's over to patrick christys . white. ladiesite. ladies and gentlemen, in the next hour, we've got jonathan joiner. he's going to be talking to me about whether or not the tories really mean it when they say they're going to get tough on what's happening in the channel. i'm also going to be talking about the fact that we be the fact that we might be witnessing end nicholas witnessing the end of nicholas sturgeon, to bring sturgeon, who's going to bring it as you it down? women. now, as you weather speaking weather evening i'm speaking here latest weather here with your latest weather update. temperatures are dropping out there across england frosty england and wales. a frosty start tomorrow some fog start tomorrow morning. some fog also north. frost also likely further north. frost and such a problem and fog not such a problem because is going be cloudy because it is going to be cloudy this big area of high pressure has been dominating weather, has been dominating our weather, but edging away to the but it's just edging away to

in the next few days, but that's it. i'm done. it's over for tonight. back with you at seven. right now, over to patrick now, it's over to patrick christys . white. ladiesite. ladies and gentlemen, in the next hour, we've got jonathan joiner. he's going to be talking to me about whether or not the tories really mean it when they say they're going to get tough on what's happening in the channel. i'm also going to be talking about the fact that we be the fact that we might be witnessing end nicholas witnessing the end of nicholas sturgeon, to bring sturgeon, who's going to bring it now, it down? women. now, as you weather evening speaking weather evening i'm speaking here weather here with your latest weather update. temperatures are dropping out there across england frosty england and wales. a frosty start tomorrow morning. fog start tomorrow morning. some fog also north. frost also likely further north. frost and such a problem and fog not such a problem because is going be cloudy because it is going to be cloudy this big area of high pressure has been dominating our weather, this big area of high pressure has it's�*n dominating our weather, this big ar

his mother rowvaughn and stepfather rodney wells sitting in the first lady's box as guest of the whiteht along with you all in the chamber will be family members of others who died. the father of michael brown, george floyd's brother, eric garner's mother, william scott's brother. the list goes on and on. >> and on and on. we met those families earlier today. and it was heartbreaking to hear their stories. and just for all of these parents to be here, and their children were killed by the hands of those who are to protect us. that says a lot, doesn't it? i mean, something is wrong here. again, we don't see caucasian kids getting beat up by the police. we don't see videos of that happening. >> reporter: we were there as they arrived in the nation's capital today. their grief still so raw. burying their son just days ago, his beating by memphis police happening a month ago tonight. >> this is where it happened. this is where the laws are made. so we're going to make a new one. >> amen. >> reporter: the two today also meeting with the congressional black caucus. their attorney, ben crump,

the same lady in the white coat congress woman liar liar.ic media tried to silence the scandal. it was a very energetic speech. he sounded loud. the president was cheerful. mr. president. it was great. thank you superbly in english, idiom. stealing someone's holiday literally sounds like stealing the thunder, which is exactly what congresswoman greene did on the net to discuss not the content of the president's speech, but her whips. the people's chosen one herself, right at the exit from the hall, began to give interviews. he got what he deserved. i have absolutely no regrets more and more often. she is being called a possible number two trump, who, as a candidate for vice president , will go to the polls with him. it is possible that the loud anti-biden statements of the beginning of the company green i called him a liar, because he is. he either does not understand what he is talking about or directly lies. joe biden cannot protect our country. he cannot protect our borders. he has no idea what speaks. the new york post released a controv

jim crow, lynchings, to church burnings. 14-year-old emmett till, killed for talking sass to a white lady indgar evers in 1963. the murders of civil rights workers james chaney, michael schwerner and andrew goodman in 1964. hell, they had to send in 30,000 armed federal agents, national guardsmen, and military police just to enforce federal law allowing a black man to attend state college. a notion that was, shall we say, less than popular here. to be honest, that was about all i had for an image of the state of mississippi. that was all i knew. and it hadn't occurred to me to look further. but i've traveled the world since then, and i've visited and learned to love many places not my own. cultures and beliefs very different from the upper east side of manhattan. why can't i love mississippi? ♪ y'all know the name pyinfamous ♪ ♪ all bets are off i'm through talking ♪ ♪ never gonna fall for my spider move august and september ♪ ♪ block your october so you should be thankful the party's not over ♪ ♪ we won the race 'cause they ran a lame campaign ♪ ♪ i'm over here cooking victory you want a ta

white supremacy. here's something that whoopi, the ladies of "the view" apparently don't know, white people do get beaten by the police. inore white people are killed every year by cops than any other race. according to an online organization that tracks this data, 374 white americans died during police altercations in 2022. if you average that out, a little more than one per day. i don't know if the ladies of "the view" know any of the names of the people -- the 374 people. so based on both academic studies and actual data, there is no systemic racism in policing. it doesn't exist. now, of course, there are good cops, and i would say that's the vast overwhelming majority and there is a small majority of bad cops. >> d.l.: he said it. small majority of bad cops. now that is a freudian slip for you. [laughs] obviously, it wasn't surprising that police kill more white people than black people because there is way more of them. that is more white people dying in nascar races than black people. of course. somebody check on bubba wallace, make sure he all right. john is right. the police do need to stop killing white people to

in new hampshire. >> listen, white lady, you got the wrong one!a mountaintop that tell you one negative 108 degrees is cold? you know how i know it was cold outside? because the uber eats man told me it was cold, and that's all i need to know. >> chelsea: how are you supposed to report on the wind if you are in bed? you are supposed to be outside. >> no, ma'am. i know your tricks! the only reason anybody wants a reporter out in this weather is to watch them fall and laugh at it. nope, nope. you you're not slick. i can't fall down if i am laying down. ha! check-mate! [applause] >> chelsea: you really think, as a woman, i would put another woman in that situation? >> bitch, i don't know you! i give you the benefit of the doubt, next thing i know, i'm falling off a mountain like a frozen mufasa! ahhh! if you want to report on the cold, you go outside, blonde lady. you look like you can handle it. you look like this be 25 from "frozen" anyway. >> chelsea: but i have to be here at the desk. >> listen to this woman. shea says she has to be "at the desk.

in person. first lady sending a special message this valentine's day. there's artwork displayed on the north lawn of the white house, made with some help of children and military families at fort drum in new york. first lady jill biden recently visited the u. s. army garrison at fort drum, and the children pitched in with some decorations for inside the white house, handprints on the hard on the north lawn and represent their contribution to this valentine's day decor. there's additional hard work on display inside the white house where the public can see it while they take a tour here at home. love was in the air on valentine's day at the cal academy of sciences, biologists held their annual tradition of distributing heart shaped valentine's to the academy's colony of african penguins. the academy of sciences also gave their two newest penguins especial valentine's they treat pogo and ozzy are being cared for separately to live more mature and can join the colony habitat in march, the to receive their own red hearts. penguins typically accept the hearts and take them back to their nest to present them to the

that among the invited guests of honor of the first lady is actually the ambassador of ukraine to the usa, oksana markarova, and as they said in the white house, this demonstrates the commitment to the support of the united states of ukraine, and how do we know these guests whom the first lady invites to be with to watch together the speech of the president of the united states, these are the people who personify who actually are the personification of these messages that president biden wants to voice the president of the united states wants to voice his speech, here we see we can see where the senator is elizabeth raven, she is also dressed in blue and also has pencils on her er, we actually see we are different today, there are also badges in addition to the ukrainian ones, so we see nancy pilosa traditionally has the american and ukrainian flags and invariably also together with by the way, last year she also has the same swallow, the same badge of support for ukraine and other senators , as well as other congressmen, some have badges in support of african-americans, some have badges in support of women's rights some have badges in

departing the chamber and the president should be exiting the white house southportico in just a minute. there is the president and first ladyes. biden: feeling good. great shape. >> house the state of the union -- how's the state of the union? pres. biden: even better. >> we can't say for certain, but it does seem to be a coordinated effort that the senate meet the chamber -- leave the chamber at the same time the president leaves the white house. the senate will be capping through the capitol through the rotunda through statuary hall where the reporters are. they will be coming throughthere. you can see they are coming in now. they will be seated in the house chamber. the lights in the house chamber should be coming on very shortly, and we will take you live there. the president's speech is due to begin at 9 p.m. he spoke for 63 minutes last year. while we are waiting for the president to come down pennsylvania avenue, let's check in with greta brawner. >> a little bit more about what the president is expected to say tonight. biden's state of the union will preach unity, he says, while pitching his reelection. you also hav

no, in fact, in all ways that matter, nikki haley is member of most protected class of all, upper income white ladies with fashionable political views. she may be running to be the republican nominee, she is indistinguishable from the donor base of the democratic party and believes in racial guilt and thinks ukraine borders are more important than our owns. vote for me, because i'm a woman, that's her pitch. don lemon should have caught this, he missed it, he didn't get it and stepped in the final bear trap. don lemon may be black, that doesn't mean he can criticize nikki haley. choice between black man and liberal white lady, drop the black guy every single time. who makes bigger proportion of electorate? don lemons or nikki haleys? not a call. shut up black guy, how dare you pretend biology is real, you are fired. that is what happened to don lemon, the faithful ate one of their own, this is unsentimental math of identity politics. know your place and violate the rules and you die. nikki haley understands that and don lemons doesn't and now he's heading to do infomercials, where does this leave the

. >>> new this morning, in an exclusive cnn interview, first lady jill biden says she now supports president biden making another run for the whiteverge of announcing a re-election bid. cnn's arlette saenz has more. arlette, you sat down with the first lady over the weekend. and it's interesting, because there had been some talk inside the white house that jill was at least on the fence about this in recent months. now no longer. what else did she say? >> well, jim, jill biden, of course, is such a big, important part of president biden's life and his decision-making process. and we had the chance to talk to her about that re-election bid. and she ultimately said that it is a decision that is up to the president himself, but noted that in her mind, the decision essentially has been made. >> your husband was asked in an interview if he was running. and he joked that he had to call you to find out. >> was this recently? >> it was recent. so we're going to the source. when's an announcement coming? >> he says he intends to run, so nothing's been planned yet. i think he's been so busy with being in ukraine, handling some of the crise

but also including working in the white house with first lady michelle obama. thank you so much. all the work advocates here today and chris and tricia gallagher and thank you for sharing your story and i mentioned julie su a thank you for your partnership and friendship and justice leading our division in the team that enforces the fmla and other protections. lisa gomez. director of employment. thank you. fmla is the critical part of our efforts to build an economy that works for all people. the truth is everybody should be able to take leave when they need it. there are many valid reasons for taking leave but they all have one thing in common and it's called living life. it's about supporting families. we are all humans and we get health conditions fmla is for opportunities these people apply for and we have loved one and they drop everything to help us when we need them. we need to be able to do the same thing. a parent, a spouse, a child, we need leave. if ail, leave is granted under fmla since the law was enacted. 500 million times. this law and families get through a desper

in yekaterinburg . so the policeman also did not understand when they watched this video on surveillance cameras a drunken businessman, they carefully introduce two characteristic types of a rose lady under their white whole trinity in the shadow of their disabled friend, he does not have a left hand named sergey at some point the company disperses the builder goes back to the station building the inhabitants of the heating main in their own business along with the entrepreneur's backpack in it. as it turned out, there were almost 2 million rubles. about 2,000 dollars an expensive laptop and a diamond ring for 100,000 rubles. which man planned to give his girlfriend already less than in a day. operatives linearly drove the police out to the suspects lift. open my shirts, there is nothing, in general everything is empty, as it turned out after the theft of a backpack , a homeless mouth, after masha, sergey left their heating main and went into all serious trouble on these shots. they buy expensive clothes in a fashion store consultants are confused, but unusual buyers have money. and now , after a few minutes , a rose emerges from the fitting room. in a new ski suit. only hope, they spent 300,000 rub

in yekaterinburg. so the policeman also did not understand when they watched this video on the surveillance cameras of a drunken businessman. two characteristic-looking ladies, a rose, are carefully introduced under whitea follows the entire trinity in the shadow of their friend to the invalid. he doesn't have a left arm named sergei at some point the company breaks up the builder goes back to the station building the inhabitants of the heating main go about their business together with the entrepreneur's backpack in it. as it turned out were almost 2 million rubles. about 2,000 dollars for an expensive laptop and a diamond ring for 100,000 rubles. which the man planned to give to his girlfriend in less than a day. operatives linearly drove the police out on the suspects. open open. as it turned out after the theft of the backpack , the homeless rosa masha and sergey left their heating main and went into all serious trouble on these frames. they buy expensive clothes in a fashion store consultants are confused, but unusual buyers have money. and now , a few minutes later from the fitting room a rose comes up in a new ski suit. only hope, they spent 300,000 rubles. then the whole trinity with purchases

in their. host: let's talk to joanna next, germantown, maryland. caller: i am a 75-year-old white lady, straight. i am in a book club. a few years ago we read mr. coates book. white people need to learn as well as lack people. =- -- as well as black people. i cannot walk in your shoes, but i can walk beside you and i can learn with you and from you. i do not like what is happening in florida. i think it does our children a disservice. we all need to learn from one another. i have to tell you that book stays with me even today. it is important that we learn all of this. it is the only way we will go forward. i want to say something about the sexuality thing too. i know who i am. i am a straight woman. i am a widow. i and very secure in my own sexuality. if they are secure in their own sexuality, why do they care what someone else's is? we are all human beings. it is important that we all learn together. host: ok, joanna. guest: joanna, beautiful example. bookclub, books, reading books outside of your own cultural milieu is how we become civic, compassionate humans. banned books are what

which is shrouded in secrecy p began when the president washington under the cover of darkness at 4:00 a.m. he and the first lady had dinner at a restaurant in washington, returned to the whitehouse and slipped out of washington covertly making it to the region and then beginning that journey to kyiv. the white house saying that they informed russia within hours of the president arriving in kyiv that president biden would be going to the ukrainian capital, and they did that because they wanted to make sure that they avoided any potential russian attacks that could threaten the president and his team given the fact that the u.s. unlike other war zones that presidents past had visited did not have troops on the ground in ukraine in a combat capacity. the u.s. does not have massive bases for the president to visit. this is not the kind of controlled environment that presidents typically visit when they do go to war zones. it was tightly limited to a handful of top aides who knew about this trip. i can tell you from my own reporting. many senior biden officials were unaware that this trip was happening right up until the moment it was announced that the president was in ukraine.

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of women and families in a long time leader on this issue but also including working in the white house with first lady michelle obama so thank you for being here. all the work advocates that are here today, chris garcia, yvonne lemond g, tricia gallagher thank you for sharing your stories. i already mentioned it julia i want to thank the deputy for her partnership and friendship and jessica who leads the way in our division. the team who enforces the fmla and lisa gomez, the director of the women's bureau and assistant secretary karen williams, james williams and i think i left a lot of people out in this room but i want to say thank you for all of you ith the reason i think it's import to be recognized is the work that i get appear to talk about and the work that the second gentleman and the secretary get a chance to talk about is really the folks that work with us every day. i think it's important to acknowledge the people that came before us in the amazing work they do and the people we work with every day so thank you. fmla is a critical part of our effort to build an economy that works for all pe

>> in this trial, the final jury was 11 whites and one black lady. >> i certainly had some concerns aboutp of the jury. >> white people and black people see things differently. we show black folks the film where the police was beating rodney king in l.a., and we say, police brutality! and white folks see that same film, and say to the jury -- he resisting arrest! they figure they can kill a black person. the all white jury is gonna find him not guilty. and that's been the practice over the years. >> the admitted klansman stood stone-faced as the verdict was read, but moments later turned ashen as the words guilty of capital murder sank in. there were gasps and muffled cries in the packed courtroom, not only from hayes' family, but the family of michael donald as well. it took the jury 26 minutes to recommend life without parole. judge braxton kittrell will sentence hayes on january 19th. >> the state of alabama, the way the law works, is the jury gets to make the recommendation for sentencing in a capital crime. they can either recommend life without parole, or they can recommend death. t

we expected first lady jill biden to be in attendance, but the white house is saying this morning she'snot attend today's events because she is feeling a little bit under the weather. the white house making sure to say she has been tested for covid and that test did come back negative. but, this is usually an annual bipartisan event between democrats, republican governors, but this is going to be an interesting thing to watch because as you see in the room there, there are several likely 2024 presidential hopefuls, both democrats and republicans in that room. governors like michigan's gretchen whitmer, new hampshire's chris sununu to name a few. the white house says all 55 governors from the nation's states and territories were all invited to not only this event, but this weekend's festivities, but noticeably absent from the room is a likely -- another likely 2024 presidential hopeful, florida's republican governor ron desantis. we saw president biden say in an interview with our telemundo colleague yesterday when he spoke in florida he hasn't made a decision of whether or not to run in

lady the country into the century was william mckinley -- the last union soldier to serve in the whiteouse, and he presided over a 100 day conflict that fueled a rising sense of nationalism and help establish america as a player in world politics. >> i have never doubted that i would be president. >> like for prisons before him, he was born in ohio, he gripped the son of an iron maker. he attended allegheny college in pennsylvania, but ms and financial difficulties forced him to drop out before graduation. >> when he was 18, he volunteered to serve in the civil war, making a name for himself the following year at antietam, where the commissary sergeant delivered meat and coffee to troops at the front. it won him a promotion and repetition for bravery. after the war, he studied law, joining the ohio bar in 18 627. that same year, at a picnic, he met the daughter of a local banker, his future wife. the couple married in 1871, and went on to have two daughters. they lost -- the muscles of the children, unfortunately, and his wife went on to develop epilepsy. mckinley took care to look aft

white supremacist is presumably someone who wants to rule over people of other races. that's a term from the history books. yeah. in terms of living and african climate, it's still ladies here. that's why they're, they're different. like foods falling off the trees. yeah. black and white, have you looked at the victim service? i've looked at a lot of victim server. ok. you're looking at how many male on black female rates were there. and the last 10 years, i don't know, approaching the euro. okay. okay, so like there are huge discrepancies in terms of crime. and that's our fax. but you think that they're more predisposed to to being criminals? yes. africans. yes. or do you think it's just what it is? i don't blame them. you don't think it's a, you don't think of a product of our systemic failures and law enforcement and justice system and, and schooling system. and the fact that up until very recently, very recently in our history where parents were alive, they weren't allowed to have the same actually, what happens i, i think a lot of conservatives with sale africans will destroy by the welfare states. i don't really buy that. i think there was a certain, i think they

and i worked in a white house where president first lady, the site where tfirst lady, to be deployed ickly to the site where the hurricane was or the wildfire. the shooting, et cetera.tting in and so as long as you're not way getting in the way you need to be there. listen, look, people in the ey teelln, look, people in the ey tell them what they need. even the ceo of the train then the ceo of the train company is there.e company, heb the railroad company, heee he's been there twice. said, i apthere twice. i apologize, i'm sorry this happened. will be here for a very longolw time. heg and we'll see what you need. so they see this split screen.nn americans see split screen, youn see a president, commander in chief in ukraine and all u the money that that is costing them. and then they see absolutely nothing goin they see's goingg on for their s citizens, their own brethren in ohio. it's very frustrating to peopl e . >> that's why folks haves. questions. i think it is very frustrating . also, youstratinu know, when pod wants to give mig fighte r jets to the ukrainians so that they can f

in the room as guests of the first lady. our correspondents are standing by at the capitol, at the white house, and in a key battleground state. let's start with cnn's chief white house correspondent phil mattingly at the white house. and phil, what more are you learning about the big themes in the president's speech. >> reporter: jake, in his speech that runs at least an hour long at least in the rehearsals at the white house three words are what the president comes back to over and over again. holds three words, finish the job. ethey made clear this is a literal prime time opportunity for him to run through a laundry list of accomplishments they believe have transformed the u.s. economy, but they are also keenly aware many of those accomplishments either haven't been felt by the american public or still in the process of being implemented. that is where those three words will be critical. the president wanting to lay out why he believes the state of the union in this moment and injury strong but in the years ahead will be even stronger based on what he has laid into place during the course of those first two years. talking

in the white house. dinner with the president and vice president. and their first lady and second gentleman. listen, the president understands government, probably unlike anybody else in this country. and while he was not a governor, he's lived in our shoes and so many other respects. in fact i was just with him this past week with governor hochul in new york. kicking off a huge piece of the hudson tunnel projects that will finally update the tunnels under the hudson river. he's a guy who cares deeply, he understands that governors really matter. it's not either or federal governor -- he's been an incredible partner and in his administration over the past couple of years, so much of what has gone through congress that he signed has had a huge positive impact on the state. so i think it's a huge chance to but acknowledge, celebrate on the one hand, but also acknowledge we have a lot of work to do, as a country and as governors. >> let's talk about your states, the great state of new jersey. this week a federal judge block part of your states can carry law being enforced, temporarily lifting th

union at the invitation the white house, including veterans as first responders, cancer survivors, mental health advocates, and the parents of tyre nichols. in the first lady's box, the list was unveiled yesterday by the white house. several individuals who highlight priorities on reproductive rights, access to safe drinking water, immigration, the economy and gun violence. among the most high-profile guests to attend the address our bo -- are bono, paul pelosi, husband of nancy pelosi who is recovering from that october attack at his home, and the parents of nichols, the man who died last month after being beaten by memphis police in an incident captured on video. president biden addressing the joint session at 9:00 p.m. eastern. our coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we are talking about the state of the union, asking if they still matter. go ahead. independent from massachusetts. caller: hello? i do think they matter. we have one of these. i know mr. biden will stretch the truth a little bit but hopefully our country comes together. also, the lady that just called about the new speaker, at least i don't think he will tear up the speech tonight. have a

in syria where we find the white helmet switch on the ground doing work. work continues toin be in touch with either when we need to and i can assure the honorable lady willinue to provide all the support that is asked of us. >> i am pleased to announce asun members will be aware that president zelensky will be addressing both houses and westminster hall in a moment. that will require me to suspend the house business any moment. members attending the address should go directly to the hall following the doorkeepers directions. the house is expected to be sitting at approximate 2:00. the division bills will be summoned five minutes before the resumption. the house is now suspended. order, order. >> president biden delivered his yearly state of the state address last tuesday. weill show his remarks again this sunday at o pm eastern followed by arkansa gernor sarah huckabee sanders republican response. watch tt sunday on c-span, or anytime c-span.org or with our free video at c-span now.

in with the act. lady alevtina marchenko will tell all the details for contact martial arts, but not in this case , the video footage in the recording shows how the woman in white attacks violently on a teenager ruffles his clothes , they beat him in the face with a fist. here, at first, he tries to escape, and then gives back a couple of times , a curious conflict hits the target. no one is in a hurry to extinguish the employees of the center, where the fight takes place, they appear only at the end, when the rest of the children, unable to stand it, also got into a fight. as a result, the grappled ones were separated in different directions and the mother of the beaten schoolboy was called. what about the boys being arrested? i say how it is a detainee, how it is the police, since we live nearby. i quickly ran, of course, the child was frightened, because there is no such thing. we have nowhere anywhere to beat someone to raise his hand the boy was with a ponytail. he didn't get it called a girl. and here is something, something, apparently, something started to spin on the basis of this, and it all started with a simple remark by a twelve-year-old teenager f

one of my favorite things to do in the white house in four years was the state of the union and help with the guests. they have bono in the first lady'smmys. a time when people feel economic pan is probably the wrong way to go. >> harris: we'll all be watching it. coverage starts at 8:55 eastern with martha and bret. thank you to you both. "outnumbered" after the break. causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. this week is your chance to try any - subway footlong for free. like the subway series menu. just buy any footlong in the app, and get one free. free monsters, free bosses, any footlong for free! this guy loves a great offer. so let's see some hustle! ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: hello, everyone this is "outnumbered." i am kayleigh mcenany and my cohost i have missed so much. also joining us my friend ainsley earhardt, fox & friends host and bil

sarah huckabee 's anders page she's the youngest governor in the us and the former white house press secretary under president trump. the ucd first lady arriving in the first lady's box. >> you see that area is filled with some of their guests for w look at to some of the descriptions about why they are they are paid we will bring in our panel. and coho stop the five, former tennessee congressman and -- and foxbusiness host feed dana, these are always big nights. we just found out that marty walsh, who we expect will no longer be in his job after some time to announce that today or part of that today, he is the designated survivor. >> it was a little unusual this morning to see that the secretary of labor was going to leave on the state of the union day. >> the president's cabinet as walking in. your thoughts on this night and set up to this speech. >> you mentioned that bibby hav to underscore the fact that thi is the first real kick off of the biting government fighting government in washington. the house republicans have shaken off their shaky start of getting this speaker elect. now that they have one, they ar acting so far as up

i saw first lady jill biden, a picture of her cooking on one in the white house. where is the hypocrisy in on this? evidently doesn't end at the white house. it ends at the choice that is humans have in this country. we need to block this el-2 regulation, the department of energy is putting out yet another thing to distract us from other issues. it's an important one for people to have natural gas stoves and other appliances that are available to them. i sum up on that with the ideal the only reason we are doing all this stuff ostensibly is because of co-2. you see right here. carbon dioxide represents .04% of our atmosphere. people think from all the hype over co-2, oh, my gosh, climate change. it's a religion being pounded away in our schools and society and e.s.g. and these corporations, it's only.04% of our atmosphere. so would have us live in caves eating crickets because of -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. lamalfa: take away our stoves right now. we have to fight back on the d.o.e. regulation. i yield back. the speaker pro te

media chatter in a city that had been completely locked down without explanation. 30 minutes later, he stepped out of a white suv to great president zelenskyy and the ukrainian first lady. biden pledged another $500 million in assistance as zelenskyy again raised the issue of more advanced weapons system the u.s. has not agreed to send. >> translator: we've also talked about long-range weapons and the weapons that may still be supplied to ukraine even though it wasn't supplied before. >> reporter: for two leaders, critical decisions to come, but one unmistakable message to the world. >> to remind us that freedom is priceless. it's worth fighting for for as long as it takes, and that's how long we're going to be with you, mr. president. for as long as it takes. >> and, wolf, u.s. officials will not have to wait long to get a response from russian president vladimir putin. he's expected to give a highly anticipated address to his nation tomorrow. just a few hours later, the president is going to give his planned address here in warsaw, an address that was supposed to be the cornerstone of this trip until he arrived in kyiv by surprise. wolf. >> lots going on right now. p

ladies and gentlemen . welcome to another program from the footballer magazine . persepolis became neighbors with the magyars in the table, pikan football and esteghlal in white finished with the dubbing of the style students of these two. qaidi and hardani were the scorers of esteghlal, and i saw more and more that it was a bitter defeat for us. when we have to do the second plural let's do it on the benches. one of the hot topics of the esteghlal game. i'm waiting for these issues to end. when they fall, they look for excuses to provoke the opponent. i got used to selling oranges. the first time i went to the cinema. portugal is against pikan for the fourth time in a row, an issue that happened for the first time in the 22nd league. mahdi ali moradi, sed and sima news agency, pass qawamin stadium in the 20th week series of matches between persepolis and azadi stadium in tehran, left the game to the fans with one goal and the opportunity miss the passenger and the game's single goal mohammad javad mohammadi scored a goal in the 88th minute, sirjan scored a goal in anzali and melwan to lead to 21 and with 34 points his place in the table is the fourth place of hossein

in the beating death of tyre nichols. the white house is observing black history month by showing the recent movie about emmett till tonight, president biden in the first lady. >> hosted a screening of the film till actors from the movie till family relatives and high school students from chicago in mississippi where there last year president biden signed an anti lynching law in emmett till's. name. after being away from the lakes for almost 7 months. tiger woods apparently hasn't missed a beat next. in sports, a late rally by tiger. >> it has a gallery going out of their minds at the genesis >> and to celebrate black history month, you may know her best for the iconic photographs of her big imperfect afro. but there is so much more to activists, author, an educator angela davis, the oakland museum of california, is hosting an exhibit of worldwide significance about angela davis. whatever your politics, her story is an american one and it has deep roots in california. exhibit strives to personalize her story of activism, which still resonates to this day. it is called sees the time and i got the opportunity to take an up close look. >> if serious about to b

fascinated by the role of enslaved people in the white house kitchen, and in the development of american cuisine as we know it today, i tried to highlight the role of first ladiesirst families where appropriate. it turns out that the first ladies are not only important toward the domestic sphere of the white house, but also politically. some women really enjoyed the role, like dolly madison. or jackie kennedy. she had kind of mixed feelings eventually. or nancy reagan. others really did not like it. president truman's wife went back to missouri every chance she got. i thought that was interesting, and that's the way personal dynamics within the first cap -- family can affect a much broader sphere. i won't say it impacted the world, but it can affect the administration, for better and for worse. you know of the role of indigenous people, the role of different cuisines coming together to form what we now think of as american cookery. in the early days our cooking was reliant on basically english recipes from books that were brought over. but those were compliant with indigenous ingredients, like venison, and corn, and wild turkey. ultimately, tomatoes, spices and