marian: we will have two commentaries i marion and marion is going to think . [inaudible]. >> i know you can do it. >> i'm sorry. no matter how any times i do this, it seems just terribly difficult. and the bat, that, and that predict. >> all right. >> so am i on. >> yes. >> thank you very much for your lovely introduction. i'm so happy to be part of your family. and nick thank you for what feels like an enormous honor to be able to come or comment on your book. i write books about some politics in next book is about much more than food. and i want to comment on it from the viewpoint of the food issues and little blurb for next book. and i will just show you what that is here. i am considered a must read for anybody to understand what is going on particularly now during this coronavirus pandemic. the difficulties of work and insecurity and environmental problems that are happening. and in blurb it said the capitalism may not make only because these problems but it is certainly something that is common to all of them. this is a great place to understand why. i t

hart said conversations with people who she trusts with driver challenge to gop iowa representative marion miller makes as she got back up from the top. house minority leader kevin mccarthy parachuted into iowa after nancy pelosi suggested the house could unseat miller makes. >> the people's house, not policy's house. the idea the democrats want to turn over and election after it has been counted, recounted in a bipartisan election board had voted, time to move on. >> heart agreed. in a statement hard called the racist a democracy adding the truth is not prevailed. there was a toxic campaign of political disinformation. iowa election official certified miller makes as the winner by 6 votes, the closest house race in a century. democrats contend election officials never counted 22 ballots. >> following the democratic process, making sure iowans have

marion johnson in tennessee, you are next. marion, johnson city, hello. hello. -- caller: hello. i saw your little bit with dick durbin. he should be ashamed to be there. kick that garbage out, with what's happening in chicago. it only gets worse, lawmakers do nothing about it and i think that the crime rise has a lot to do with leadership. they sit there and they talk, talk, talk in do nothing. we have a lot worse things than gun control. the gun control that has been passed, there you go. they need to take a look at themselves. leadership stinks. host: as far as crime and johnson, tennessee, how would you characterize it? is it a concern? caller: we do not have a lot of crime. we have good leadership in local lawmakers that stay and talk about it. we have some, but it is not that great. it has been going on in the same cities for years and years. then you want to defund the police. the lawmakers in this country, they think they have a problem, they sit and talk and talk with their little committees and all of that crap and things get worse and worse. host: well, let's talk abou

and a leader with used on and also host of the broadcast league regaled nice to having a bat and marion welcome to the stream introduce yourself to us i'm dr myriam from ranker irish and a research associate at so a center for islamic studies so i guess i have to tell you an audience as well we invited the minister of gender equality for france to our conversation we also asked a number of members of the national to join us and everybody that we talked to said they they were on a vailable but i want to take you back to last october when president mccaughan gave us at al-jazeera an exclusive interview and he specifically talked about the anti separatist spill here yes. it is a bill of law to combat the violent extremist groups and individuals who are active in france in the name of islam it is designed to protect all french people and more broadly and indeed specifically those of the muslim faith. so what do we intend to do prevent them from taking children out of school the children of the republic we also intend to put a stop to the financing linked to terrorists which enables them to

when he gets to school his teacher in marion see a letter he's waiting for him along with his own new playmate the school's dog you want to. miss friends like a play list of course friends who go to school with me and who i could play tosca for with. them and last cared. for her loved the school day begins outside by raising the flag and singing the greek national anthem even though it's just the 2 of them i try to make daily life the same as every other elementary school increase. one pupil one teacher one classroom him maria see a letter teaches every subject whether it's joe graffiti music or math she'd love to have more people but so far no more families have been persuaded to move to the island. yet why morning we get to give hope i would love to have some fellow teachers. to act upon but the situation has brought us together. and i've always been able to offer chris store some variety or yeah. we visited other schools. and going to the movies in theaters on other islands we have to keep on asking to see but. for now christoph is still spending his breaks along next summer he'll

joining us now is marion half smile. what's the latest? across this for hours. >> yes. we have been reporting on this for about a week now and for hours. the latest is obviously one of the biggest hits we have seen in a while for credit suisse, 4.4 billion francs write-down expected, equivalent to about a year's worth of profit for a bank like this. this is all coming out about how they have been dealing with this archegos family office. we are getting more information of how the bank is going to be looking at their risk and compliance functions. a lot of personnel changes happening this morning. the chief risk officer stepping down as well as the head of the investment bank. these are big changes. manus: yes. and dividend and buyback, buyback is gone, dividend is sliced. for income hunters, this is a blow. >> this is a blow coming us. we are also -- this is a blow, yes. the share buyback is being suspended. we also do not know whether capital, their capital ratios, will stick around. they said that they will manage to keep their targets b

everyone here in marion paul has a sick pact with money. in case they need to leave and everyone. being afraid that something people here in eastern ukraine tell you time and time again desperate for a chance to live a little even if that would stop them preparing for the worst as they like the rest of the world try to understand what it is like to me putin and his troops have in store for them. take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world india has reported the highest one day tally of coronavirus cases anywhere almost 315000 people tested positive over 1000 on thursday alone the country is see the huge spike in infections as it struggles to deal with a 2nd wave of the pandemic that hospitals are filled and running out of critical supply. spanish prime minister pedro sanchez pledged to give up to 10 percent of his country's coronavirus vaccines to latin american and caribbean countries this year spain has inoculated half of its own population he was speaking at the barrow american summit where other leaders of hugh's rich countries of hoarding. in un

. >> marion, are there other things in the book that we wanted to discuss that we haven't yet?>> i think i was interested in the building up of ammunitions that you mentioned in chapter 8. the arms race gave london free armament. it was defensive weapons to the africans but destabilizing africa and making those ethnic groups fall so that then they could be enslaved. >> that's one of the stories of this book which is what happens to africa, particularly west africa but not exclusively west africa because a significant percentage of african-americans are from east africa inmozambique, the country i just made reference towards .what happens is as noted that there's a certain congruently with regard to western europeans. if you look at your map you'll see western europe is not very day compared to the rest of europe which is mostly russia or even to say africa for example. so they're living together cheek by jowl. there's ethnic conflict tween and amongst them which leads towards the sun helps to give rise to a kind of nascent military industrial complex so that you can fight your

it's on everybody's marion. and everybody has 3 days we have to relocate. when i got here 10 years ago the people were saying. move within 4 years. and that was in the. statement i've come to know you know the short legged world is going to tell us 3 years. i think. not to bugger hardly needs to take a make of the. remember that movie com cruise and they're renovating a house the money they would ask the. contractor is going to take 2 weeks and so it always rises we are that is because of the state words hours 2 weeks carrots 4 years. i would like will move across the river are because it's higher ground i think people who are thinking about stay here forget that it floods here in the. people who. need to be prepared and they were steered by some car flow. not a safe place. 2 below when it was both patrols i am 19 years old and i am from a small village called new dog. i go to a school that has 137 student i'm writing about a village trying to move because of climate change the talk is small place toto's about 350 people and we are trying to move to a place

it is a critical component of the water supply for more than 600,000 residents of marion and sonoma counties. it is usually inflated in the spring or early summer. the water agency says rainfall totals and reservoir levels for the russian river basin are at historic lows. they are urging customers to save water. >>> in the south bay today, a sign of pre-pandemic life. one of the little things many people now miss. we will check out an event that brought people together at a safe distance. >>> a bright day out there today. let's get back to talking smack with a side of mac and cheese. before we can safely come together, we need the facts on covid-19 vaccines. to get the facts, visit getvaccineanswers.org so you can make an informed decision when vaccines are available to you. >>> welcome back. two people had to be rescued from a fire at the san benito house in half moon bay. the fire was first reported around 2:30 this morning. when firefighters arrived the two people were trapped and leaning out of a second-floor window. crews put up a ladder and rescue them. nine others escaped on their own

i watched marion davies, a lot of her stuff, obviously.es but it still gets you into the zone. at the same time, i didn't want to be jimmy stewart. the last thing i wanted to be was be like ( imitating jimmy stewart ) >> the cadence and frequency they had. it's obviously a bad imitation of jimmy stewart, but i didn't want to imitate anyted it to feel grounded and i thought how am i going to fit in? i did the new york accent. >> >> stephen: classic brooklyn accent. >> is it. >> stephen: it's light. it's not too heavy. >> it's sults. that's the way to trick them. >> stephen: that's what acting is tricking people. you just had another baby, didn't you? >> i did. >> stephen: boy or girl. >> it was a boy. >> stephen: i have three children. a girl a boy and a boy. it's a woman, a man, and a man, because they're all grown up. yeah, they could all take me in a fight. not that i want to. so did you learn enough-- did you learn enough with that first child in order to be prepared for that second child? or did-- did having two completely start new wi

>> el doctor no pudo explicarme, sÓlo dijo que recibiÓ a marion una ambulancia, que lo llevaron en custodiacontactamos a la fiscalÍa del condado de alameda y al departamento de policÍa de alameda por correo, llamadas telefÓnicas y mensajes de texto para pedirles una entrevista, alguna actualizaciÓn de la investigaciÓn de este caso y conocer la causa exacta de la muerte por quÉ fue detenido. la semana pasada la policÍa de alameda dijo que tambiÉn habÍan contratado un investigador independiente para indagar en el caso. la familia tambiÉn pide que identifiquen a los oficiales involucrados, hasta ahora es informaciÓn no estÁ disponible. reportando julio poletti, noticias univisiÓn 14. paola: esta misma tarde hace tan sÓlo horas se hizo pÚblico estos vÍdeos de los hechos, el vÍdeo dura una hora, nuestro equipo o lo estÁ revisando minuto a minuto en su totalidad para entender cÓmo sucediÓ esto. esta noche a las 23:00 le traemos el anÁlisis completo. despuÉs de mÁs de un aÑo con el rostro parcialmente cubierto, desde hoy que no estÉn completamente vacunados contra el coronavirus podrÁ salir a las

. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to the marion county prosecutor's office and has yet to receive a response. now we're hearing from first responders who rushed in to save lives. as you're helping the injured, how do you offer comfort to them >> sometimes you just hold their hands and talk to them the calmer you can stay is the calmer they're going to stay and we need them to be calm. ♪ amazing ♪ >> as families remember the smith's mom paid tribute to her daughter. >> beautiful, amazing, wonderful little girl that was growing into a wonderful, amazing, beautiful woman. >> reporter: the 19-year-old picked up her very first paycheck from fedex on the day she was murdered this community, shaken by violence, now united in their grief. ♪ but now i see ♪ >> so hard, kathy. how are the injured doing tonight? >> reporter: kate, we have learned that four are still hospitalized everyone is in stable condition and are expected to survive. kate >> that's some good news kathy park, thank you. >>> the nation is bracing for a he is the former minneapolis officer, of course, charged with killing ge

i think we can now go across to our own marion parker -- no, we are going to take a quick break. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: now we await the verdict of the case against derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer who note on the neck of george floyd -- note on the neck of george floyd -- knelt on the neck of george floyd last may. this is a politically explosive murder trial. how is the biden administration, the white house currently thinking? >> president biden has weighed into this issue for the better part of the past year. candidate biden earlier today ahead of a meeting with congressional members, the president waited into it -- the president waded into it further saying the evidence overwhelmingly cited with one verdict. he did not mention which, but he has been sympathetic to the floyd family. joe: in terms of the broader questions allowed police, legal defenses for police, is there a broader white house plan to address this sort of -- go from a single case to a sort of broader policy push? >> no, you're absolutely right. that is something the administration h

so this is marion county, their sales force tower. there's the rest of the bay and we are seeing some of that coastal fog slipping its way back through which is not something we had been seeing the past few days. skies are nice and dry still, but a look at fog tracker does show you some lower visibility right along the coastline, half moon, bay or disability is below a mile right now. also seeing pockets on the peninsula through the golden gate, even a couple spots there reaching the east bay. so just be mindful of that foggo push a little bit further inland through the morning at times affecting visibility right along the east bay shoreline in areas the oakland potentially hayward and even on over toward santa rosa. so keep that in mind as you venture out there visibility. not quite as favorable as it has been. as for current temperatures. well, looking at those were in the 40's and 50's mostly oakland at 52 hayward right there at 52 as well. well, alameda at 53 some 40's up in the north bay. as far as we go later on today, we will b

when he gets to school his teacher in marion see a letter he's waiting for him along with his only blaming the school's dog you want to. miss friends like a play list of course friends who go to school with me and who i could play basketball with. or girl i love the school day begins outside by raising the flag and singing the greek national anthem even though it's just the 2 of them i try to make daily life the same as every other elementary school increase. one pupil one teacher one classroom here marriott see a lot of teaches every subject whether it's joe graffiti music or math she'd love to have more people but so far no more families have been persuaded to move to the island. yet why men want to get the cube or papa because i would love to have some fellow teachers also an active part of the situation has brought us together. and i've always been able to offer chris store some variety. we've visited other schools. and gone to the movies in theaters on other island we have to keep on asking to see but. for now christoph is still spending his breaks along. next summer he'll move on to

everyone here in marion hall has a sick pact with money and in case they need to leave in a hurry everyone does. with being afraid that something people here in eastern ukraine tell you time and time again desperate for a chance to live a little even if that would stop them preparing for the worst as they like the rest of the world try to understand what it is like to me putin and his troops have in store for them. and we're hearing that russia has ordered its troops to retreat from the ukrainian border correspondent emily show and is covering that story for us emily what's behind the sudden withdrawal. well from the russian perspective at least on the surface things are clear they have been insisting for several weeks now that the troop build up on the ukrainian border is just part of a routine military exercise we've heard that several times from russian authorities and they have been insisting that it has nothing to do with political tensions with the ukraine or even with the west and today we heard from the russian defense minister who said that he had visited crimea to observe drills

in indiana last night, the marion county coroner's office released the names of the eight people killeda mass shooting at an indianapolis fedex facility on thursday. at least four of the victims were members of the sikh community. the youngest, samaria blackwell and karli smith, were both 19. matthew r. alexander was 32. amarjit sekhon was 48. amarjeet johal, jaswinder kaur and jaswinder singh were all in their 60's and the oldest victim was 74-year-old john weisert. vigils are planned throughout the weekend. this was the sixth mass shooting in the u.s. in the last five weeks. the 19-year-old gunman, who reportedly killed himself in thursday's mass shooting, had been on law enforcement's radar. according to the f.b.i., the gunman was placed on a “mental health temporary hold” last year, after his mother contacted police over concerns that he might attempt “suicide by cop.” police say they searched items his room at the time, and removed a shotgun, which was not returned. lawrence andrea, public safety and breaking news reporter for the "indianapolis star," has been covering the shooting

you know everyone here in marion paul has a sick case packed with money at the same chance in case they need to leave in a hurry everyone dance. we're tired of being afraid that something people here in eastern ukraine tell you time and time again desperate for a chance to live a little even if that would stop them preparing for the worst as they like the rest of the world try to understand what it is like to me putin and his troops have in store for them. and to find out what that is i'm now joined by ben hodges a recently retired 4 star general with the u.s. army he's now with the center for european policy analysis a nonpartisan think tank ben thanks for joining us just how concerned are you by this russian troop buildup on ukraine's borders we. need a serious escalation of violence is imminent and no longer think this is just a muscle flexing activity when i look at the scale of the limit of the. law as it were just a redeployment of naval vessels from the caspian sea to the actually. this is something more than just an exercise. so what are the other signs that this is more than ju

everybody here in marion paul has a sick case packed with money at the same channels in case they need to leave in a hurry everyone does. we're tired of being afraid that something people here in eastern ukraine tell you time and time again desperate for a chance to live a little even if that would stop them preparing for the worst as they like the rest of the world try to understand what it is like to move putin and his troops have in store for them. ben hodges was a 4 star general with the u.s. army and now with the center of european policy analysis and nonpartisan think tank he shared his concern over the russian build up with. a serious escalation of violence is imminent and no longer think this is just a working activity when i look at the scale of the moment that. was just a redeployment of naval vessels from the caspian sea to the black sea. this is something more than just the natural. retired gen ben ben hunches they're going to play the football now and brucia dortmund kept their champions league hopes alive after a 2 nil when at home to any and berlin and make 3 saves them

what the key to all of this i think marion is to try to keep the pressure off of the hospitals argentina has coped relatively well with the number of people using the i.c.u. beds i mean the figures here are as drastic as dramatic as anywhere else 56000 people dead and as you mentioned this record number of infections but the medical services have been coping albeit under pressure but with these new rises in infections the fear is that they they will reach a tipping point so the new restrictions have come back in it's been difficult the long as it has been elsewhere in the world but many of these measures have been in place probably many of them since march of last year universities for instance haven't gone back to classes people are still doing classes online schools did go back a few weeks ago most people are still wearing masks in public so in that sense we've had restrictions all the way through but i think it's the sheer amount of time that people have had to put up with this the fact that the vaccines were promised they started to arrive about 5 or 6 weeks ago haven't come in suffi

marion: they announced this charge related to archegos. context, more than a years worth of profits. we will probably have a net loss with the first quarter earnings, that will be published in a couple weeks. that follows a fourth-quarter loss that was a surprise to investors. it is not looking good but analysts seem to say they are safer now with regards to capital. there were questions around capital being raised and whether regulatory capital erasure will decrease to the point were regulators will be concerned. it seems like they are safe. matt: they have had other problems. this is a one-two punch and heads are rolling in the c-suite. what changes are we seeing, and will it satisfy shareholders? marion: we are seeing a couple of changes on the executive board. the chief risk officer in the head of the investment banker both leaving. a couple other people are being placed in interim. we will see more permanent placements as the months come on. for the moment, it is the moves investors were waiting to see. i am not sure it restores confi

in minneapolis thank you also in minneapolis mark all sla guests today professor and robert and marion short distinguished chair in law at the university thomas rather than asking you a specific question mark i might just ask you to pick up on what gabe and i would talking about and what impact you feel what we've just seen in the last hour or so it will have. yeah there were some things were obvious and some things that were less obvious probably the key moment of this testimony i believe and it slipped by pretty quickly is when the e.m.t. arrived and basically had to move chauvin out of the way that that if there is this gesture and there's this reference to it and we saw it and i imagine that if we could see the jurors what we'd see is them scribbling that into their notepad and taking note of that a couple of the things that i saw one is that there is this discussion of the officer who went in the ambulance and was doing chest compressions that was defendant. thomas lane one of the other officers has been charged and so that of course will come up in the next trial but they didn't

caused his death let's get more on the floyd trial with mark costello he's professor and robert and marion short distinguished chair in law at the university of st thomas he joins us from there mark welcome back to al-jazeera what's your reading of where we are right now with what's going on inside the court. well we had a really interesting week in especially with the medical evidence what we saw was the prosecution do something very intentional which was that they had dr martin toben who is an excellent witness followed up by dr thomas this morning who are experts who didn't directly examine george floyd and then only after that did they have any baker testify because his testimony was more investment in they want to nail down a 1st take on the expert testimony before they went to him did we have 2 compelling bits of testimony one today and one yesterday but they both seemed to be saying pretty much the same thing and it was this yes there was evidence of damage to his his body his biology his physiology through drug use and the s. there was evidence of drugs in his system but not so man

protects against the variants because some argue that maybe the chinese maxine protects against marion's better because it prevents you mixture by the whole virus as opposed to just a spike protein we don't know for sure whether it's always better because in certain ways brazil had a huge number of infections brazil had huge number infections then in the placebo group with a lot of imprimis infections the already have been immune to lots and so that would also bring the efficacy lower than normal but it is it is something to be careful of and this is why to back seems to be a double vaccinations are much more important because with the side of back you were seen around 20 percent with just one vaccine so this wipes you vaccines is really urgent lebanon's health ministry is coming under fire for not like sating that many refugees human rights groups say syrians and palestinians are being left out but ministers say it's not that simple cynical to reports no other nation finds that a 3rd of its entire population of migrants. isolation is seen as a privilege for palestinian and syrian refuge

well marion it is indeed and the possibility is that it may not be restricted to georgia now what happened in georgia is that major corporations there kept relatively silent while the small was being discussed and only started speaking on a once it became law about a week ago so corporations like coca-cola and delta who are based in atlanta georgia issued very strong statements rejecting this legislation but what's happening in other states is that major corporations are getting ahead of the ball so to speak similar legislation is being discussed in texas and in florida and in texas for example massive corporations such as dell technologies american airlines are already speaking out against the law in the attempt to prevent it from being passed rather than wait until it's passed and then express opposition so this is a problem for conservatives in texas and florida in particular where you have major corporations beginning to put pressure on the government legislature not to pass laws sector strict the rights of individual voters you've also got individuals very powerful individuals like th

this also protects against a very because some argue that maybe the chinese maxine protects against marion's better because. mr by learned the whole virus as opposed to just the spike protein we don't know for sure whether it's always better because in certain ways brazil had a huge number of infections brazil had huge from infections then in the placebo group with a lot of the previous infections the already have been immune to lots and so that would also bring the efficacy lower than normal but it is it is something to be careful i was and this is why to back to the double back solutions are much more important because with the side of back you were seen around 20 percent with just one minute c. so that is why to vaccines is really urgent it's interesting that china is in a bit of a dilemma slightly because it doesn't allow the import of foreign made vaccines from other manufacturers i believe so that the potential there it while variants are prevalent that this could be a nation that light need now that scenes from the u.s. all from the u.k. or from germany are they in a bit of a conundru

we saw marianne web -- marion webster change the definition of sexual preference, and reporters trying means in america. if we live in a country where factsen to matter and everyone in unison lying to the american people that is a problem, that is what they did about georgia election law and it has min mupm of 17 day early mail in votings. and you know, doing things that expand voting allowing for anyone to request an absentee ballot for any reason, they don't tell you what hr -1 does, it gets rid of voter i.d. law that vast majority of americans support, that include minor teening way it since -- and also mandates ballot harvesting. and expanding election day to ten days, it allows democrats an easier opportunity to cheat in elections moving forward. steve: you are right. about all of this. the thing that i -- the two words i want to take from this brilliant ex -- expoing a, wake up. need to wake up. >> thank you. >> will coronavirus restriction ever end? the signs are not encouraging, details after the break. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and long

. >> marion rafferty is live as they released body camera footage from that incident. >> good morning. protests erupting in columbus as body camera footage is released in the deadly shooting of a teenage girl. [crowd chanting] >> what you are seeing was the scene outside the columbus police department tuesday after body came footage was released, it should an officer approach what appears to be a fight between girls, one girl appears to be trying to stab another and the officer then fires four shots. the video then shows the aftermath with shocked onlookers and the victim on the ground. the teen's family identified her to local media saying she had been in foster care. the police chief defending the use of force, promising a thorough investigation. >> deadly force can be used to protect yourself or the protection of a third person, that is within the law was that is what the law says. whether this complies with that will be part of that investigation. >> city leaders urging calm as the investigation unfolds. the columbus mayor asking protesters to remain peaceful tweeting as they do w

everybody here in marion paul has a sick case packed with money at the same shells in case they need to leave in a hurry everyone does. we're tired of being afraid that something people here in eastern ukraine tell you time and time again desperate for a chance to live a little even if that would stop them preparing for the worst as they like the rest of the world try to understand what it is like to meet putin and his troops have in store for them. and hodges was a 4 star general in the u.s. army now with the center for european policy analysis and nonpartisan think tank he shared his concerns over the russian build up with. the serious escalation of violence is imminent and no longer think this is just a muscle flexing activity when i look at the scale of the moment. was just a redeployment of naval vessels from the cares of the actually. this is something more than just an action. former u.s. general ben hodges the now to germany where the upper house of parliament the has passed a national law imposing coronavirus lockdowns on areas with high infection rates the will my kids repr

when he gets to school his teacher marion see a letter he's waiting for him along with his own new playmate the school's dog you want to. miss friends like a plate of course friends who go to school with me and who i could play basketball with. them and watch ferrets. or go. to school day begins outside by raising the flag and singing the greek national anthem even though it's just the 2 of them i try to make daily life the same as every other elementary school increase. one pupil one teacher one classroom here marriott see a lot of teaches every subject whether it's joe graffiti musical math she'd love to have more people but so far no more families have been persuaded to move to the island. yeah why men want to get the cube or partly because i would love to have some fellow teachers. on active part but the situation has brought us together. and i've always been able to offer chris store some variety. we've visited other schools. and going to the movies in theaters on other islands we have to keep on asp i see but. for now christoph is still spending his breaks along. next summer he'll mov

everyone here in marion. packed with money and the same in case they need to leave and everyone. being afraid that something people here in eastern ukraine tell you time and time again desperate for a chance to live a little even if that would stop them preparing for the worst as they like the rest of the world try to understand what it is like to me putin and his troops have in store for them. and my 1st guest tonight is kurt volker he was u.s. special representative for ukraine between 20172019 under former u.s. president trump he took part in negotiations involving russia to secure a cease fire in the breakaway regions of eastern ukraine ambassador it's good to see you again it's good to have you on the program again how would you answer those people who are what is vladimir putin's in the game with ukraine. well i think it's a it's a don't mean to attack the question but it's a misunderstanding to think that curtain thinks in terms of end games putin thinks in terms of position how does he amass power and influence and how does your private over time offer to mystically witho

we have to understand that, you know, we are in marion county, but we are very near to two other counties, and some of them are going to other counties for medical treatment. so this is where we continue to reach out and find out -- you know, ask for them to call us, let us know what they saw, what they heard. it's very important that we work together on this. >> genae, can you confirm -- >> hundreds of people work at that facility. will it remain open in should people report to work? what should people do who are waking up this morning seeing all of these images and wondering what do i do? >> i think the best thing for them to do is contact their supervisor or the human resources office. this building is going to be closed for a while due to this investigation. this is going to go long into the morning. there are a lot of components that detectives need to gather and get the evidence picked up. >> is the shooter the ninth or the eighth? >> go ahead. i'm sorry. >> can you talk about the bravery of the officers and the first responders and those that, as the shooting was going on, were hel

marion johnson in tennessee, you are next. marion, johnson city, hello. hello. -- caller: hello.aw your little bit with dick durbin. he should be ashamed to be there. kick that garbage out, with what's happening in chicago. it only gets worse, lawmakers do nothing about it and i think that the crime rise has a lot to do with leadership. they sit there and they talk, talk, talk in do nothing. we have a lot worse things than gun control. the gun control that has been passed, there you go. they need to take a look at themselves. leadership stinks. host: as far as crime and johnson, tennessee, how would you characterize it? is it a concern? caller: we do not have a lot of crime. we have good leadership in local lawmakers that stay and talk about it. we have some, but it is not that great. it has been going on in the same cities for years and years. then you want to defund the police. the lawmakers in this country, they think they have a problem, they sit and talk and talk with their little committees and all of that crap and things get worse and worse. host: well, let's talk about th

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you took the reigns of leadership from the legendary marion wright edelman who advised several presidentsy children. as we approach president biden's 100th day in office, how do you rate this administration's actions in line with the cdf's mission? >> we have to be pleased. the increased benefits in the covid relief bill, the expansion of housing and affordable housing access, especially for unhoused young people. these are things that get high rankings, of course, by cdf, by its partners and by everyone who cares about children in america. the key for us is going to be making sure that when this gets to congress and when this american families plan begins to be a part of the public dialogue, that we don't do what we have been doing in recent years, which is choosing billionaires over babies. talking about the price tag of this bill as if the $1.5 trillion that may be a part of the american families plan rollout is something that we should scoff at when over the course of the first year of the pandemic, combined, american billionaires earned their wealth was gained by a trillion dollars.

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. >> she joined us from the barn to talk about her role in the movie "mank" where she plays marion daveys hurst. >> i got an opportunity to resign the legacy of this incredible woman. >> i'm being burned at the stake. >> nominated for ten oscars, it's directed by acclaimed filmmaker david fincher. >> when he talks, creates, people listen. they want to see what he is doing next. it has quite an impact. i was shocked because my first thought was, i didn't know he knew who i was. that was a huge turning point for me. gave me the opportunity and put me in a place where people were going to pay attention in a way they haven't. >> you have been nominated for an oscar. >> it hasn't really hit me yet. >> call me mac. >> it's a recognition. an achievement i didn't set out to expect. i was never desperate for it. i was sleeping when my mom came down and told me -- my mom lives with us. she told me i got the nomination. >> was it screaming mom or was she poised? >> you got it! i woke up and i was like -- so. i'm going to celebrate. i'm going to the oscars as a nominee. >> seyfried's road to the osca

police caught up with the suspect, 18-year-old marion lewis on thursday. investigators believe he spread a car with bullets last sunday in a mcdonald's drive-through, and the girl inside, seven-year- old jessalyn adams was killed. her father was winded and in serious condition but on thursday police were following lewis when police say he attempted a carjacking, charges were announced late yesterday.>> he is being charged today in connection with the murder of seven-year- old jaslyn adams. >> lewis is charged with more than one dozen other felonies, they found two weapons including an ak-47 which may be connected to the girls murder. they are still looking for more suspects. >>> a bay area doctorate stands accused of purchasing unapproved cosmetic treatments, then hiding the true nature of them from her patients. a federal grand jury indictment against dr. lindsay marie clark was unsealed friday it says she resold offbrand products from abroad as botox and jupiter raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars in profits. clark practices in san francisco and t

and see the evolution marion scott dupont, or maybe it's mary and dupont scott in any case a very wealthy woman. she was married to randolph scott for a while. bought montpelier and enlarged it and covered it with pink stucco. so the challenge at montpelier has been to get it back to what it might have looked like to what it looked like when the madison's were here and the effort has been remarkable. so thank you montpelier. thank you gave for arranging this and thank all of you for being here. weak notes this month. we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every on c-span 3 former vice president and us senator walter mondale died on april 19th at the age of 93. friday we start a night of programs featuring mr. mondale with a conversation from 2015 with former president jimmy carter. this was part of a tribute to mr. mondale hosted by the university of minnesota's humphrey school of public affairs. watch friday beginning at 8pm eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3 here the constitutional convention began in 1787 in philadelph

the court case that upheld that was marion county where the game is being played tonight. so hypocritical. >> what is this about then? those numbers don't lie. it's not about the photo id requirement, it's not about the number of early days of voting. you mentioned the domain name registered by one of stacy rooms organization stop jim crow is registered even before the bill what is in its final form so why georgia? why this line in the sand? >> i think because we have early session and we took the initiative to fix some issues we saw in the election last year, tried to continue to make georgia a state where it is easy to vote and hard to cheat and have accessible, fair elections. there are several other things. you've got stacy abrams and her groups including the president that are lying to the american people and our citizens and the operations they are trying to cancel just for their financial well-being. you've also got trying to distract from the people flooding across the border and also at the federal level, unconstitutional mandate to take over state elections. pete

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they were identified by the marion county coroner's office. they are samaria black well. karlie smith, matthew alexander, jaswinder kaur, amarjeet johal, jaswinder singh and john wiser. this comes weeks after two major mass shootings, one taking place at a grocery store in boulder, colorado, the other happening at multiple spas in the atlanta area. mass shootings in the u.s. are defined as incidents in which four or more people are injured or killed. as of yesterday there have been 147 mass shootings in the country since the beginning of this year. we're just in april. much more coming up on "velshi." the war in afghanistan has cost tens of thousands of lives an $2 trillion. now president biden is vowing to get all u.s. troops out almost 20 years after they were sent in. >>> and the u.s. government unveiling new sanctions against key russian figures and intelligence services this week. what rising tensions between the u.s. and russia could mean for the global balance of power. >>> yesterday marked 100 days since the january 6th attack on the capitol. we're learning prosec

. >> marion is starting a new chapter in her young life.on learning. >> i get to see my teachers. i'm really excited. >> on thursday she toured her school, on monday she will be greeting fellow students in a safer, coronavirus way. >> raise the roof, give an air hug, blow a kiss, put a hand on your [inaudible]. >> it's exciting to know ow ow all the staff are vaccinated. >> 11 sites will reopen on sunday. so will these 22 schools, only prek through 2nd grade. if your child's school is not on this list, it means they will start a week later. by april 26th every student through 5th grade will be on campuses throughout the district, five days a week. >> by the end of april, we will likely have 107 schools open with an estimated 22,000 students returning to in person learning. >> distance learning is still an option for families. middle and high schools will remain closed but are expected to reopen in the fall. we toured bryant elementary in the mission district where the principal said classrooms had to be redesigned. on monday parents will no

a lot of that has actually moved out of marion county. now towards san pablo bay highway 37 between the over towards nevado is a little bit on the wet side from some of these morning showers as american canyon in 80 as you work your way on up from the lake over the fairfield inn out towards vacaville. couple of snow showers up in the sierra nevada to but other than that, this forecast is pretty dry and mother nature's not really going to be offering up much more chance of rainfall from this point. onward a nice light onshore breeze this morning will make for a brisk feel well into the afternoon. temperatures will be cool enough that you'll notice that wind comes along with that cool feel to it. so, yes, the extra layer just comes in handy on a monday morning like this. tomorrow. we start the day with cloud cover much like we will today skies will clear out on both days. so a nice and sunny monday afternoon. same for your tuesday afternoon and temperatures a few degrees warmer on into tuesday and on to the rest of the forecast today. we're