congresswoman mcclellan, congratulations on the victory.sswoman-elect this time. last time, it was not that. >> thank you. it's so great to be here. and i'm just thrilled. >> i'm sure you are. it was a trouncing of your opponent, a moment for the history books, and president biden called you last night. i don't want you to breach any confidences here. but is there anything you can tell us about that conversation? >> well, he actually called before the polls closed, when because he was in poland. and because of the time change, he would not be able to call afterwards. and he wished me luck and he was looking forward to meeting me and he promised that my kids would get to meet him. because they're really looking forward to that. >> i'm sure. and he tends to make good when he makes promises like that, especially when there are children involved. >> exactly. >> i've got to ask you how you are making sense of what's going on in virginia. it's a state that has changed dramatically demographically in the last several decades. it's a state that is

senator jennifer mcclellan is facing leon benjamin. if mcclellan wins she will be the first black woman to represent virginia in the congress. >>> good news for families flying with children. united making it easier for folks with young folks to sit together free of charge. new map technology will identify the seats that are near each other. thanks for your time. we'll see you tomorrow. abby phillips picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. i'm abby phillips in washington. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. today an extraordinary moment. just days from the one-year mark of russia's brutal war on ukraine, two world leaders, two cups kwngsal speeches, president biden in poland, reiterating america's support for ukraine and president putin in moscow blaming western nations for the escalating war. >> we will not tire. president putin's craving lust for land and power will fail and the ukrainian people's love for their country will prevail. ukraine will 1/never be a victo for russia, never. >> translator: the elite of the west do

mcclellan, jennifer mcclellan making history in that special election seat. >> and we are seeing momentsn there, the new representative from virginia. >>> president biden is now wrappingleaders of nato allies in effect on the front line of the growing conflict with russia, the eastern flank of the alliance there. he made the surprise trip, of course, to ukraine on monday just days ahead of the one-year mark of russia's invasion. that war continues with many thousands of dead on that eastern front in recent weeks. the death toll rising for russian forces, also for ukrainian forces as they intensify. of course, the question now, as always, is how quickly new western weapons will get to the ukrainian side. joining me now to discuss is canadian foreign minister malani jolie. she just returned from a trip to ukraine. foreign minister, thank you for taking the time this morning. >> it's a pleasure, jim. >> we were showing moments of your visit among those a meeting with the mayor of kyiv. there's talk of a russian offensive in the east. u.s. officials are skeptical they have the weapons and ma

. >> jennifer mcclellan is facing republican leon benjamin, and if mcclellan wins, she is the first blackgress. so we have melanie on capitol hill this morning, and for those who do not follow this as closely as you, how did this special election come about? >> well, it came about under sad circumstances. this is to replace democratic congressman donald mcketcham who died after a long battle with cancer. and so both of the candidates have run for office before. mcclellan in addition for running for state legislature also ran for governor, and benjamin has ran for this exact seat multiple times and losing by double digits. and if mcclellan wins, it is a big deal, because she has talked about bringing diverse perspectives to the table, and she says that her family experiences of growing up in the segregated south is what has pushed her to champion voting rights. and this is a democratic stronghold and in richmond and went for president biden by over 35 point, so this special election is not going to change the margins in congress, but it is historical nonetheless. >> thank you, very much. >

mcclellan, of course. and 80% voted for lincoln. and what an enormous outpouring this is of by partizan support. but john has done amazing work on this because politics was brought to bear even in the encampments where i just thought, yeah, you can end on that. it sure it doesn't make this a clearer discussion, but it makes it a more complicated discussion. yeah. many scholars over the years pointed out that 78% of the soldiers who voted voted for lincoln, and they that as clear indication that those soldiers had adopted emancipation as a war aim and that they supported abraham lincoln. and obviously, if you're voting for lincoln, you're doing so for that does show some support. but what i suggest in my book, emancipation, the union army and the reelection of abraham lincoln, is that there were a lot of democratic soldiers who looked at the democratic party in 1864 and they said, we can't vote for this party in 1864. the democratic party called the war a failure in their party platform. and yes, they nominated, a pro-war democrat, g

mcclellan well, there must be six then. yeah, that's right. and then they they had them together very good. let's get over here. gary, what are you working on? i'm working on the unauthorized biography of gordon rae. all of salacious details. i thought i was going to be scooped in last night's jeopardy in a column where he was going to be an answer. but then i looked at the column and saw that it was heroines and i thought, okay, that's a different category. i'm a i'm actually not working on a civil war book. i'm writing a revolutionary war book right now. it's what i call aa1 year military campaign biography of george washington from the summer of 1777 to the summer of 1778. and it covers the philadelphia campaign, valley forge and the monmouth campaign. and it basically looks at those campaigns not as a general history, which all of those things had then have plenty of literature written about them, but it's looking at the campaigns through his eyes in real time as he's seeing it occur and also through the the staff that he has at headquarte

. >>> now to history made on the election front in virginia nbc news projects that jennifer mcclellan will win the special election for virginia's fourth congressional district the win makes mcclellan the first black woman to represent virginia in congress the democrat would fill the seat of of ton dona donald mcketcham. >> president biden made a statement, and ordered norfolk southern to cleanup the derailment site. >> reporter: the epa ordering the rail company responsible for the massive fiery derailment and the aftermath to pay for the cleanup. >> norfolk southern will pay for cleaning up the mess that they created. >> reporter: if they don't, the company could be fined up to three times whatever that cleanup cost is this action tough enough? >> oh, it is. we're going to demonstrate that norfolk southern will be held accountable. >> reporter: they said they committed to safely and completely cleaning the site the company says it's reimbursed or committed $6.5 million so far. meanwhile, officials continue trying to reassure residents the air and water are safe and that testing will

miss vica, fully vividly mcclellan alexander buried her here in his guard. only after the russians retreated cody move her to a cemetery. and yet all the sauntered doesn't want to was rochelle ludy. i believe that people have experienced such horror that it is difficult for me to add anything. yeah, you have to live, we want to live drop on, you go and panic. so there is no sense in panicking like when you mer to run, but could that we have nowhere to run to february, we'll see what happens. i shall build up a bunch of most of those who are still here. feel like him. every one we met, you can talk about pain and loss, but it seems courage and determination run just as deep ah, for homeless and destitute migrant workers in india's capital, deli cold winter nights are especially trying. one organisation is helping with food and shelter. it's early morning on a frigid day in daily and scores of people have lined up for up up of what d and breakfast for most of them, it may be the only decent wheel they'll have to do. this is just one of the locations where the

if someone has a problem with that, they should just come and sorted out with me as long as i'm mcclellan. if that was good before she knew, i think there are many different reactions because it's quite distinct. and even on the same person, there's the feeling of i know that i'll get my suitcase out because i have to be better prepared for what's happening. you perfect. can i really permanently belong to society here? and though am i sufficiently protected? where do i move to either in for some jeez, that one place they can feel safe? is israel, the world's only jewish state? since 1950. choose from all over the world and gentle convert to judaism, are entitled to settle in israel and receive full israeli citizenship if they wanting from me ask for me as a practicing jew, it's meaningful when i can celebrate jewish holidays there and. and it's a safe haven i, there's also the feelings or there's a country that there's a place on to simply b and, and to maybe not handle the feeling of being in a minority language to ask a few to. hm. and, and i'm in the head survey this had his 2 cushion

. >>> democrat jennifer mcclellan won a special election in virginia, becoming that state's first blackn congress. she succeeds democrat donald mckeepen, who died last november. >>> and guns n' roses is hitting a paradise city near you. the ban announced a five-month world tour headlining stadiums, festivals, and arenas this summer and fall. oa the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> president biden in a remarkable speech promising the united states' unwavering support for ukraine. in a message to the world from the royal castle gardens in warsaw, poland. the president marked one year since russia's invasion with a clear message to vladimir putin, saying nato has never been more united, democracies around the world are stronger than ever, and vowing that russia will never win in ukraine. in his state of the nation address, putin falsely tried to blame the west for the war. it was a 100-minute speech, and he also suspended moscow's participation in the last remaining nuclear arms treat

and within days of taking command, he had decided he was going to attack jordan mcclellan in the army buttermilk outside of richmond. and that would be the beginning so after the end of the seventh seven days campaign. robert de lee held a strategic initiative in the eastern theater until may 4th, 1864. it is now frank pointed it out. you can look at joe coker and the four days or so his union opponent might have had step on in the army. norfolk, virginia. but as a rule, does not lee dictate the contours of a campaign and he really does. but this changes when grant crosses a river with the army of potomac. so by june 12th, 1864, the overland campaign is over. lee is there cold harbor? he doesn't know. but the initial step is being taken in the crossing the james river. he had said to one subordinate before that. if it ever becomes a siege, we're doomed. and then he received word david horner with another federal army is moving in lynchburg and. lynchburg, in turn could not be seized by the federals because it is a vital crossroads. surprisingly i guess, if you think about it, how was

senator jennifer mcclellan is facing leon benjamin.he congress. >>> good news for families flying with children. united making it easier for folks with young folks to sit together free of charge. new map technology will identify the seats that are near each other. thanks for your time. we'll see you tomorrow. abby phillips picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. i'm

mcclellan will become the first black woman to represent virginia in congress.tic congressman david cicilline of rhode island announced today he is resigning as of june 1. he will become head of the rhode island foundation, the state's largest funder of nonprofit organizations. he has served in congress 12 years. he is on the house judiciary in foreign affairs committees and is cochair of the lgbtq+ equality caucus. seattle became the first city in the u.s. to ban caste based discrimination. the city council cited with supporters who argue the form of discrimination with origins in ancient india and based on birth or dissent was not covered by existing civil rights protections. some hindu americans opposed the ban say, lines a specific community. in new orleans, thousands of partygoers packed the streets for mardi gras. the celebrations followed a fatal shooting at a sunday night parade, but today, the mood was much brighter less colorful costumes and dancing filled the parade route. some in the crowd dismissed fears of violent crime. >> i'm trying to not let a

mcclellan makes history.r mcclelland won a special election last night and will become the first black woman to represent the commonwealth of virginia in the u.s. congress. mclelland's historic verdant victory underscored political change and social progress in the old dominion, just for generations ago my clones great-grandfather, an emancipated slave, had to take a literacy test to find three white people who would vote for him so that he could register to vote. both her grandfather into her father had to pay a poll tax in order to cast their ballots. and mclelland's own mother, now 90, did not vote until after the passing of the voting rights act of 1965. it is with that history behind her that mcclellan has turned a new page for the state of virginia. and by the way, she defeated her republican opponent by a staggering margin of nearly 50 points. joining us now, is congresswoman-elect jennifer mcclelland of virginia's fourth electoral district. congratulations on historic victory. i'm so happy that i can

but george mcclellan still awaiting orders what was the reason for that.well you know mcclellan has has has gotten the ire of abraham lincoln and and so lincoln is hasn't hasn't found a place for for george at this point versus having some use for for burnside and and joseph hooker and all out in burnside has received some some criticism last evening. and and today i'm actually somewhat of a burnside defender not for fredericksburg, but the his his capture of knoxville and in late august and early september is a masterful campaign with a small force with an extremely limited sustainment, capable so burnside is in some ways out there redeeming and remember who did joseph hooker stop and on his way west to chattanooga. abraham lincoln and had lengthy friendly conversation with lincoln while passing on through washington. lincoln was not ready to get rid what is joseph hooker fighting hooker so i assume the confederacy destroyed all the bridges on the tennessee river. so i was wondering, how did sherman get his across? well, there are no on the tennessee rive

but george mcclellan still awaiting orders what was the reason for that.well you know mcclellan has has has gotten the ire of abraham lincoln and and so lincoln is hasn't hasn't found a place for for george at this point versus having some use for for burnside and and joseph hooker and all out in burnside has received some some criticism last evening. and and today i'm actually somewhat of a burnside defender not for fredericksburg, but the his his capture of knoxville and in late august and early september is a masterful campaign with a small force with an extremely limited sustainment, capable so burnside is in some ways out there redeeming and remember who did joseph hooker stop and on his way west to chattanooga. abraham lincoln and had lengthy friendly conversation with lincoln while passing on through washington. lincoln was not ready to get rid what is joseph hooker fighting hooker so i assume the confederacy destroyed all the bridges on the tennessee river. so i was wondering, how did sherman get his across? well, there are no on the tennessee rive

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. >>> history was made in virginia's special election, democrat jennifer mcclellan won the race for theal district, making her the first black woman elected to represent virginia in congress. mcclellan defeated leon benjamin winning 74% of the vote and will fill the seat of late congressman don mceachin. last night president biden called from overseas to congratulate her on her win. >>> coming up, a major sanitation company accused of illegally employing more than 100 children. what one former manager at a nebraska meat packing plant tells nbc news next. >> did you ever see kids, people who looked like kids working inside these plants? >> yeah. >> how young do you think they were? >> probably as young as 12. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend o

. >> reporter: dame emma thompson firing back, responding directly to mcclellan's comments on britishcrew will be 90% men. the women won't be on the set with you. and that's a very uncomfortable position for a young woman who's starting in the industry. it is absolutely essential that there is someone there to protect them. >> reporter: many younger actors, from "awe phoria's" sydney sweeney to "bridgerton's" phoebe denever praising the difference an intimacy coordinator has made for them. it's not just female actors but male stars as well. last year, sam heughan from "outlander" described his work with an intimacy coordinator on set. heughan and his on-screen partner katrina balf are known for erotic love scenes. >> you mentioned there are intimacy directors brought on board ande introduced an intimacy adviser to our set and to our producers which has been an incredible addition. she gives us a lot more tools, makes things a lot more comfortable. ultimately, i think tre vierded. eir imagination is maybe sparked more. we don't have to see as much, but we maybe are turenaky. o >> repor

democrat jennifer mcclellan defeated her republican opponent in a special election. she will replace the late democratic representative donald mceachin who died in november just weeks after being elected to a fourth term. the election will not change the balance of power in the house. >>> and there's new information about possible criminal indictments in connection with the alleged election interference from former president donald trump and his allies are accused of in georgia. yesterday the forewoman of the special grand jury said they recommended indictments in the final report. she would not name people involved. when asked if trump was on the list, she said, quote, you're not going to be shocked. trump has denied doing anything wrong. >>> president biden is set to meet with nato allies in poland today as the russian invasion of ukraine approaches the one-year mark. yesterday mr. biden delivered a powerful speech in the polish capital reconfirming america's commitment to ukraine. it came the same day that a defiant vladimir putin spoke to the russian people. jarr

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growing number of people who no longer feel safe in istanbul. realistic of his thumb, look, all mcclellan will not planning to live longer. in istanbul, eventually i will have to leave for another place. i'm thinking about taking my family to a safer city by graham is stumbled. sits not far from the north, anatolia and fort seismologists of gun a hammer there, john fees, the worst asian say it is very safe in terms of a grant conditions. and also the housings are relatively new in the asian site. and but if you go to european sites on the safe place for the ground conditions are the northern part. as people in the south struggle to cope with the aftermath of this month's powerful earthquakes, people living in assembled fear. the next one. for many years, seismologists have a warning of an earthquake that predict could cause widespread destruction and assemble. this is an over crowded city and a big tourist attraction. and many people are worried. the want to know whether the buildings of their city are strong enough to withstand the major quake and prevent loss of life. hush about bottle

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mcclellan with their with their peace platform to bring south back in on a peace agreement which will bring in slavery intact. that's i'll call the south there dixie so if lincoln loses, that's what'll happen. he's already prepared for that. he sent frederick douglass with his agents to the south to free slaves to let them know that they've been emancipated. the south takes over again and the emancipation proclamation no longer hold. lincoln. as soon as atlanta falls everybody is is trumpeting a success. they're very confident lincoln's going to win the election. jeff ward will tell you how the shenandoah campaign will make their confidence even stronger. lincoln is elected and the war is going to end on his terms. and you could it all back to this day on july 22nd, 1864. this was a day dixie died. thank you very much. time for a few questions. okay. one of the big what ifs of, the civil war is what if davis had left johnson in charge? you have a opinion on that? if the question is, what if johnson was left in charge instead of hood and there is evidence johnson actually had laid out