there monthly cajoled meredith. she persuaded him that he had gone too far and that too much had been invested in the case by the ink fun and the federal court of appeals to abandon the litigation. just as meredith reached his breaking point support arrived precisely as monthly had promised on september 10th. 1962 us supreme court justice hugo black intervene halting any further action. preventing jay james meredith's matriculation to ole miss. while in mississippi motley built community with the small band of lawyers and activists who took part an lds effort to and jim crow in the state. she leaned on mega evers the naacps most prominent operative in mississippi who often invited motley to his home where she enjoyed home cooked meals and fellowship with evers his wife and their children. but only one month after motley left, mississippi for the last time mega evers was assassinated. it devastated her motley couldn't get out of bed for weeks following his death. she couldn't even bring herself to attend his funeral.

there motley cajoled meredith. she persuaded him that he had gone too far and that too much had been invested in the case by the fund and the federal court of appeals to abandon the litigation. support arrived. precisely as motley promised. on september 10, 192, u.s. supreme court justice black intervened, halting any further action preventing james meredith's ma trick lags to ole miss. and fellowship with his wife and their children. only one month after motley left mississippi for the last time, evers was assassinated. it devastated her. motley couldn't get out of bed for weeks following his death. she couldn't even bring herself to attend his funeral. nevertheless, she left the state victorious. motley emerged at one of the most respected lawyers in america. a story in "the new york times" titled "integration's advocate" captured the professional heights to which motley had soared. i'm quoting, a tall striking woman with piercing dark eyes is almost always in the courtroom in the eye of the hurricane surrounding

meredith is concerned, mr. meredith began his efforts to enter the university of mississippi in january 1961. there was no involvement at all,irectly or indirectly, by the government. in fact, i never even knew about mr. meredith having made an effort to try to enter the university of mississippi. in fact, the government did not become involved in the dispute in connection with the state of mississippi until september of 1962. mr. meredith had followed the question of his entrance into the university through the courts, through the district court, and through the circuit court. ultimately, it came to the supreme court in the hands of justice black. and justice black then asked the federal government and the department of justice to enternto the case. that was the first time the united states government in any way, or i, in any way, was involved in the case of james meredith. the question was whether we were going to follow the orders of the court of the united states. now, i don't believe that there's anody her

browbeaten meredith wrote to motley, resign. i will keenly aware that motley, who had poured herself into the case would be disappointed in his decision, meredith pleaded for understanding. i am human, after all, he wrote. mash edit had grown tired of waiting for a deliverance that never came. life had passed him by. his peers graduated from college, gotten careers and moved on with their lives. in the meantime, he and his family had endured a high cost. literally and figuratively fighting to integrate the university of mississippi. motley was stunned by the message. in order to salvage her case and support her client motley morphed from lawyer to therapist a role she often played in high stakes civil rights cases. to get a handle on the fraught situation, the pair would talk in motley's new york city apartment where meredith could taste freedom. there she persuaded him that he had gone too far and too much had been invested in the case by the fund and the federal court of appeals to abandon the lindsey graham. just as meredith

meredith and madison. the jackson inspiration was inspirational to me, including my own grandmother and aunt. they were able to attend day one of the hearings. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back in just two minutes. stay with us. >>> that's a warning for dog owners in south florida. a type of canine i flew enza is making the rounds and spreading quickly. michael george reports. >> reporter: a highly infectious disease is spreading among dogs in south florida. >> it's a canine flu, a canine cold. >> reporter: it's officially called canine infectious respiratory disease complex. but it's off referred to as canine or kennel cough. >> we'll see a dry, productive cough, where it sounds as though they're trying to hack something up. >> reporter: veterinarians say symptoms include coughing, sneezing, discharge from the nose and eyes and difficulty breathing. it spreads when dogs are in close contact. >> if your pet has been exhibiting signs, it's really important to try to stay away from dog parks an

meredith, i don't think i'm ready forthis. i'm not meredith, i don't think i'm ready for this.t think i'm ready forthis. i'm not ready, i meredith, i don't think i'm ready for this. i'm not ready, i don't feel like i'm ready for this kind of stuff. and ijust felt overwhelmed. we may only be in april but it already feels like scheffler�*s year, and at 25 years old he may be at the top of golf for years to come. scottie scheffler is no longer under the radar. that was the winner, what about the runner—up though? as we mentioned, rory mcilroy played the round of his life. an eagle and six birdies gave him an impressive 64 on sunday — it came too late to challenge scheffler, but mcilroy wasn't focused on that. i don't think i have ever walked away from this tournament as happy as i am today. i have played a really good round of golf. it is my best ever finish at augusta. it is not quite enough, but i will certainly look back on this day with very fond memories and it gives me confidence going forward not only into the next masters next year, but to the rest of the season as well. i

it includes the word trauma so james meredith was famously he appeared vacant when he was experiencing all of you know the pushback as he was walking around on campus. he seemed to not have any expression. um, but of course inside he did he was just wearing his armor in order to get through and i would say that motley had her moments of being that way as well and a part of the guardedness was because you know, the situation demanded it she did not have time to sit in a corner and cry, which i'm sure she might wanted to do. on some occasions i want to get a little bit more personal into her life. would you say then she did sacrifice a lot in terms of her family, but has such a supportive husband a supportive mate through all of this as well. and that was vital to her ability to do what she did. she was very to a real estate broker harlem real estate broker who fortunately had his own office and so some flexibility which allowed him to do things like chauffeur her to work every day when she was and at the courthouse and then come and pick her up and he would wait for her while she finish

meredith told me was a louis vuitton bag. >> i was just so devastated by the news, and i didn't know how to process it. dion: melanie says devon fell in love with the bay area on a road trip across the country, but never let the distance get in the way of their tightknit or taking care of others. >> he was incredibly generous, loving, caring. he would give me the shirt off his back. sorry. dion: his passing marks the third deadly shooting in the area since november and the city us 31st of 2022. oaklands police chief held a press conference, promising more officers, a sentiment echoed the city council president. what are you asking for after his passing? >> the truth is that there needs to be some sort of harsher punishment for gun violence. dion: as devon's family raises money for funeral expenses and his daughter's education, they remind anyone watching, while the story will come and go, there needs to be lasting change. >> the rest of my life i have to spend without someone i care about, these people didn't just take a life. they took a part of all of our hearts. dion: dion, abc7ne

i was sitting there, i was telling meredith, i don't think i'm ready for this. >> scottie scheffler, the new owner of a green jacket. >> really can't put into words what it means to win this golf tournament. and like i said, it's just an honor to be here in the field. >> sisters, parents and wife meredith there with him to celebrate. >> i have such a great support system. i'm so blessed. >> scheffler taking on golfing greats like tiger woods who tweeted, i didn't play my best out there, but just to have the support and appreciation of all the fans, i don't think words can describe that. congratulations to scottie scheffler on an outstanding win. tiger also revealing he will play the 2022 british open at st. andrews in july. >> we're excited about the prospects of the future, about training, about getting into that gym and doing some more of the stuff to get my leg stronger, which we haven't been able to do, because it's needed more time to heal. >> meanwhile, back at augusta, rory mcilroy putting the pressure on scheffler on sunday. >> anything's possible. >> but it just wasn't enoug

you know, was telling meredith, i don't think iam ready for this.edith, i don't think i am ready for this. you know, i am not ready, like, i do not feel like i am ready for this kind of stuff and ijust i am ready for this kind of stuff and i just felt overwhelmed. mcilroy hit a 64, equalling the lowest final—round score in masters history and said the chip in from the bunker for a birdie at the 18th left him as happy as he's ever been on a golf course. he has four majors to his name — and this is the only one he's never won — but after starting the day 10 shots adrift of scheffler, he closed in with six birdies and an eagle. i don't think i've ever walked away from this tournament as happy as i am today. played a really good round of golf. it is best ever finish at augusta. it is not quite enough but i'll certainly look back on this day with very fond memories and as i said at the start, it gives me confidence going forward not only into the next masters next year but into the next masters next year but into the next masters next year but into the r

meredith told me was a louis vuitton bag. >> i was just so devastated by the news, and i didn't know how to process it. dion: melanie says devon fell in love with the bay area on a road trip across the country, but never let the distance get in the way of their tightknit relationship or taking care of others. >> he was incredibly generous, loving, caring. he would give me the shirt off his back. sorry. dion: his passing marks the third deadly shooting in the area since november and the city us 31st of 2022. oaklands police chief held a press conference, promising more officers, a sentiment echoed the city council president. what are you asking for after his passing? >> the truth is that there needs to be some sort of harsher punishment for gun violence. dion: as devon's family raises money for funeral expenses and his daughter's education, they remind anyone watching, while the story will come and go, there needs to be lasting change. >> the rest of my life i have to spend without someone i care about, these people didn't just take a life. they took a part of all of our hearts. dion:

attempt for what meredith told me a louis vuitton bag, but i just was so devastated by the news and i don't know how to process it zooming in from their hometown atin, tas. melanie says devin fell in love with the bay area on a road trip across the country, but never let the distance get in the way of their tight-knit relationship or taking care of others. he just was incredibly generous loving caring man who had the heart of gold. he would have give you the off his back. yeah. sorry. devin's passing marks the third deadly shooting in the area since november and the city's 31st of 2022 oakland's police chief held a press conference thursday promising more officers a sentiment echoed to me friday by city council president nikki, fortunato, bass. what are you asking for after? his passing texas, we all love guns and i love guns, you know, and but the truth is that there really needs to be some sort of harsher punishment for gun violence as devin's family asks for justice and raises money for funeral expenses and his daughter's college education. they also remind anyone watching while

that's where we find mark never meredith -- meredith live from the buckeye state. >> reporter: we are be the man to beat. he is seeing a surge in the polls after he was endorsed by former president donald trump. he just wrapped up an event behind me campaigning with congressman matt gaetz. this has been a change for j.d. vance who was trailing for the last several months, but as we have been seeing, this endorsement seems to have really made a difference. some republicans were even shocked by the trump pick because vance was once a very outspoken critic of trump as well as the maag georgia agenda. -- maga agenda. still voters saying they're unsure if they're going to support him, we asked him about it earlier today. >> a loot of -- a lot of people changed their minds on donald trump, and i'm one of them. a lot of voters don't mind as long as you're just honest with them. >> reporter: the latest fox news poll shows vance is leading but facing stiff competition from josh mandel as well as ohio state senator matt dolan. dolan is also reportedly rising in the polls even though he's making

controversies about schools from the books students readed to the subject that teachers teach to meredithting classic the lead in the school muse cam where clearly at i son is the better singer bir meredith's mom runs the arts departments. you know how that goes. but. >> parents are angry over what they call the lunch police, a school in pennsylvania says they will search students lunches to confiscate their snacks. the district says students have been bringing an excessive amount of chips, candy and soda. students will only be allowed now to bridge one small bag of chips and one soda. anything bigger or more will be thrown away. parents criticize the decision saying the school has no right to limit what a student eats. they also students will not have to bring so many snacks if school lunches were bigger. >> hmmmm. that san interesting one. look, on the one hand, i get what the school is doing. junk food addiction is a real problem. you know, i had a cousin who loves pringles. and one key problem, he couldn't stop. he tried but he couldn't. i'm going miss you. miss you so much. so i get

canonical bisexual characters is to give them stories where they can make one is super welcoming meredith roberts and like the are leadership over there has been so welcoming to like my like not at all secret day. again, that's one of our exec stood up and said, we're leads in our content. and i went what, what are is also in a bit of a crisis. alon mosque is talking about buying response liberals are furious because alon mark says he intends to make some governments, not ukraine to block russian new sources. we've sorry to be a free speech absolutist walk in this might you want a plot? are getting strategy any more around the country. people are going.

mark meredith is more on china's role here. mark? >> good afternoon to you.ina likes to flex their military muscles quite a bit. what we don't hear them talk about is their nuclear program. the "wall street journal" is hoping to grow their nuclear arsenal. they spoke with people fall already with government plans that say there's efforts to speed up their nuclear program. work has accelerated this year on more than 100 suspected missile so i lots in the west enregion that could house missiles that could reach the u.s. top officials have repeatedly warned congress and the america people about china's growing military capability. welered from lloyd austin that was warning about what is going on with china. he was speaking to his counter part from india. >> across the region, the people's republic of china is attempting to undermine the sovereignty of its neighbors. beijing is not along with their efforts to undermine the security of their neighbors and to change the status quo by force. >> china was going to make a move towards taiwan. we are hearing from criti

mark meredith at the pentagon. thank you.will be getting lessons related to gender identity this fall. that is part of new state sex education guidelines taking effect in september. the standards list performance expectations for second graders. those include discussing what are called the range of ways people express their gender and how gender role stereotypes may limit behavior. critics are blasting democratic governor phil murphy over these plans. ♪ ♪ in tonight's focus on the midterm elections, parents are flexioning their political muscle as we approach the midterm elections. many are frustrated by persisting coronavirus regulations and school curricula dealing with sex and politics as we just talked about. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel shows us what some are doing about it. >> they are under is it estimating the number of parents that are awake and that are actively involved behind the scenes. >> parents are now mobilizing for the midterms after fighting back last year against covid-19 regulations and wha

>> bret: mark meredith live in reagan national. mark, thanks. house republicans are digging in on their investigation of covid-19 or origins with a new round of letters first obtained by fox news digital seeking transparency and accountability from the biden administration and scientists. they are urging health and human services secretary xavier becerra to launch an investigation on whether ecohealth alliance and its president should be barred from receiving federal grants for unethical conduct. fox news has previously reported the new york based research nonprofit secured millions in federal funds to conduct research to study bat coronavirus using what's called gain of function research. some of that research was with the wuhan institute of virology in china. republicans charged the company tried to cover up the origins of covid-19. ecohealth alliance is not commenting. we have new chilling information from the southern border tonight. government says 42 people on the terror watch list have been caught trying to cross into the u.s. since presi

clinical i sexual characters is to give them stories where they can make lenders or super welcoming meredith roberts and like the our leadership over there has been so welcoming to like my like. 6 not at all secret de agendas. i'm one of our exec stood up and said, we're leads in our content. and i went, went with or is also in a bit of a crisis. along mosque is talking about buying out response. liberals are furious because alon mosque says he intends to make some governments, not ukraine to block russian new sources. we've sorry to be a free speech absolutist woke this might get you on a plot, getting strategy any more around the country. people are getting spark. it is speaking for itself. let's see how long before this memo makes it to the corporate boardrooms. caleb martin r t wrapping up this ours news block, but from we're. busy on any of this, our stories, let me remind you or website as you covered, all this printers. oh, western medias to say the quiet part out loud. the conflict in ukraine actually has against russia. this means when the war is over, will be on most with it's can

attempt for what meredith told me a louis vuitton bag, but i just was so devastated by the news and i didn't know how to process it zooming in from their hometown of austin, texas. melanie says devin fell in love with the bay area on a road trip across the country, but never let the distance get in the way of their tight-knit relationship or taking care of others. he just was incredibly generous loving caring man who had the heart of gold you want to give you the shirt off his back. yeah. sorry. devin's passing marks the third deadly shooting in the area since november and the city's 31st of 2022 oakland's police chief held a press conference thursday promising more officers a sentiment echoed to me friday by city council president nikki, fortunato, bass. what are you asking for after? his passing texas, we all love guns and i love guns, you know, and but the truth is there really needs to be some sort of harsher punishment for gun violence as devin's family asks for justice and raises money for funeral expenses and his daughter's college education. they also remind anyone watching

mark meredith has an inside look tonight.'s new parental rights law. >> out of the blue. >> secretary of education warns it may violate students' civil rights. >> if in the future there are complaints made to the office for civil rights, we will take those complaints very seriously. >> law which goes into effect in july forbids florida's kindergarten to 3rd grade teachers from discussing sexual orientation and gender identity in the classroom. >> we will make sure that parents can send their kids to school to get an education not an indoctrination. >> but the biden administration says this is a political stunt, not a problem impacting florida's classrooms. >> i have been in education for two decades. teachers are not teaching young children information the way it's being exaggerated. >> but more states appear ready to follow florida's lead. lawmakers in louisiana, texas, and ohio are all considering enacting similar laws. >> nowhere in the bill does it mention that you cannot say the word gay. what it says is you have to teac

for the news, i'm meredith yeomans. >>> well, weed is big, big business these days. new jersey officials say customers on the first day of legal recreational marijuana sales one week ago today spent $2 million these are just some of the more than 12,000 people who wafted into agaidispensaries on day on. they spent on average $153 each at 12 different dispensaries across the garden state. that's according to the new jersey cannabis regulatory commission as ofnow, daily recreational weed sales are limited under state law customers can buy one ounce of flowers or five grams of concentrate or oils or ten packages of certain edibles like gummies, 1,000 milligrams a day. that will get you nice. >>> imagine a life with no rent, no bills and no rules. in one california town, it's the real but it turns out going off the grid comes at a cost >>> and why the hottest ticket in tiny town is for nyu's commencement ceremony. one of its ceremonies. the taylor swift frenzy in greenwich village. >> a lot what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast. so gaming wit

marc meredith ktvu, fox two news.e of the ground they lost recently. we see the dow jones is up by almost two full percentage points s and p is up by 2.5. but the nasdaq is the shining star up more than 3% points right now. paypal is closing its office on market street in san francisco in june, according to the san francisco chronicle the closure as part of its plan to give employees more flexible schedules, executives say the company remains fully committed to the bay area and will continue to hire people to work in california. and invest in businesses in the state. paypal paid $890 million when it bought the market street offices back in 2015. a new report shows that the bay area beats out the entire country when it comes to million dollar home sales data from the inspection support network. and series with the highest percentage of luxury home sales found that the san jose area topped the list where 61% of the home sold for a million dollars or more. the san francisco oakland and berkeley metro area came in second.

mark meredith is here to break it down. >> it's a lot of money a lot of equipment. the pentagon is outlining how it hopes to assist ukraine as the war has no end in sight. this $800 million package is the result of multiple phone calls between president biden and president zelensky and here lloyd austin and his counterpart in ukraine. we are getting a better idea of how the weaponry that the u.s. is sending is going to help as fighting shifts to southeastern ukraine in the donbas region. the latest list includes everything from anti-aircraft missiles to drones, nuclear protective equipment. officials say ukraine is set to resist other assistance from other countries from the days, weeks ahead. >> this came out of multiple conversations with the ukrainians in the last few days as we began to see the russians now start to reprioritize the donbas. we're going to have the conversations going forward. >> president biden also outlining why he's sending the weaponry saying we cannot rest now as i assured president zelensky, the american people will stand with the brave ukr

bill melugin is standing by at the border as well and mark meredith is at the white house. we break this down with mark. hi, mark. >> good afternoon to you. a few minutes ago, the white house sent fox a memo written by the homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas, that outlines what the government plans to do when title 42 is lifted. it says the government has been prepares for months if not years to do this by making sure there's supplies and personnel on the border, they realize there's going to be a large influx of people and they realize there's a lot of work to be done and the world is going to be watching. this memo just came out. we are also waiting to see what happens with title 42 from the white house press secretary. as you mentioned yesterday, a federal judge in louisiana decided to pull a temporary pause on the lifting of title 42 because he wants to see more time about what is going on with this case. the white house insisted the cdc that is calling the shots whether to lift this and this is not being done by the department of homeland security but inste

of ukraine, marc meredith reports now from the pentagon. we removed malware from devices used by thousands of mostly small businesses, and then we shut the door the russians had used to get into them. director christopher wray says russia's malicious actions extend far beyond ukraine and into cyberspace. it's really that perfect storm marcos trotsky is the engineering head at cyber security firm checkpoint research, he says. it's clear cyber attacks are on the rise. and that hackers often backed by state sponsored groups in china and iran feel more empowered now than at any other point in history. checkpoint reports. hackers are also increasingly targeting nato countries with a nearly 120% uptick in cyber attacks within the last few months. it's actually probably more than what is being reported. sergio call to gerani is a former hacker for the nsa, who now serves as vice president of threat intelligence for dragos, a cyber security organization. he believes hackers are increasingly focused on attacking us industrial systems. nuclear sites.

the show enters are super welcoming meredith roberts and like our leadership over there has been so welcoming to like my like. 6 not at all secret gauge and i am one of our exec stood up and said, you know, we only have a handful of clear leads in our content. and i went when i that can't be true. twitter is also in a bit of a crisis along mosque is talking about buying up the so amelia app and in response liberals are furious because alon mark says he intends to make it a platform for free speech. starling has been told by some government's not ukraine to block russian new sources. we will not do so unless at gunpoint. sorry to be a free speech, absolutist walk. no. might you want a plus in college, but it's not a good marketing strategy any more around the country. people are getting sick of it. and at this point the market is speaking for itself. let's see how long before this memo makes it to the corporate boardrooms. caleb bobbin are a new york.

meredith, we're identified. killed in a shooting in oakland wednesday night as 33 year-old devin stanford. >> her partner of 5 years more than anything is my the screen. >> and you just an amazing 9. jerry, very loving, very loyal. he would do anything for his friends. he didn't do anything to help. strangers left heartbroken in mourning. his death lear says stanford was a stepfather brought his dixon. >> and leaves behind a young daughter. set whole right. i don't even know. longtime friend marie king says stanford who was originally from texas loved music and fashion. he was just so energetic and you can just, you know, feel the energy coming from him. and he helped everybody and love everybody. >> he had no enemies. he was such a wonderful person. >> around 09:00pm wednesday night, oakland police responded to a shooting on the 1200 block of lakeshore avenue near lake merritt. police believe the victim was shot and robbed. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. we're says stanford was taking an afte

this is meredith annex. she's the lead hydrogen analyst at bloomberg. any f, a market research firm, well it, nat geo, everyone has to do something. and that means that you need solutions for areas where electricity is going to struggle to provide the storage shed. and that's where we see the sweet spot for hydrogen. we can use hydrogen to clean up heavy transports. a study showed that pretty much all container ships going from china to the us could run on hydrogen fuel cells. they might only have to reduce cargo space by some 5 percent or at a refusing stop. while there are no hydrogen powered ships traverse in the oceans, yet there are some promising pilot projects. the same goes for aviation. in 2020, the 1st commercial sized hydrogen powered plain took off. and major aircraft manufacturer abas' is working on 3 hydrogen models that it says might be ready to deploy. as soon as 2035 long hall slides will probably be a challenge. but a new study estimates that even running shorts and medium whole flights of hydrogen could cut aviation emissions by up to

mark meredith is on the ground, live in ohio with more. >> good evening, we are in the final stretchto the polls tuesday and it appears to be a close rate but there is one right now, author and businessman who recently secured the endorsement corporate former president trump. multiple event two of the polarizing members, marjorie taylor greene of florida. a true conservative but voters have been telling us they are not too sure after multiple critical comments of the movement as far back as 2016. we asked if that would affect his chances. >> it's not about what i said, it's whether they can trust him. i think they can trust me and that's the argument we have to make. >> texas senator ted cruz at the buckeye state, he's back with josh mandel who described himself as pro- gun and trump conservative and while he did not take the former presidents endorsement, he remains committed to helping the agenda. >> a supported president trump yesterday, i support him today and i will continue to support him tomorrow after i went this primary, i look forward to working with him to advance the trum

and i was really happy that the executive producers you know, pete, meredith, marky, they were like go it. and i was like great, you know. and are you right, i get so much response from women of a certain age that saying thank you. thank you, my husband doesn't think i'm crazy now. >> trevor: i love that. it really has been amazing to watch, you know, and i feel like rosie perez as a whole, i feel like are you in a moment right now which is such a one of thing it is flight attendants of course, you were one of my favorite moments of the oscars, that scene of the reunion of the cast of white men can't jump, that was cool to see on stage. >> i was pissed off at them. >> trevor: were you. >> i was, because i just said to them, i have a dream, train, just pick it up because they had to set back, fluff t let it go and let me walk out. they said okay. and then i see on the playback they were holding it it the whole time. and they were high off their ass. >> trevor: i thought that was a joke, no. >> no! oh, okay, see this is what i am loving, the behind the scenes now. you, i feel like you ar

mark meredith joins us live from the pentagon with more. we're going into the weekend.right about that one. the pentagon insists it is working around the clock to give ukraine the aid it needs the latest outgoing weapons package totaling more than $800 million to give ukraine a shot in defending the donbas regions where the russians will step up increased attacks in the coming days. the u.s. says it is moving aid as quickly as possible releasing video showing soldiers putting together some of the weapons making their way to ukraine. this is all tied to a previous package approved last month that should be wrapped up to ukraine within a matter of days. look at all the weapons the u.s. is sending into ukraine. the pentagon putting out a full list to give people an idea what kind of help this includes everything from helicopters and drones to thousands of anti-tank missiles. now in the past the russians have said that they see these weapon shipments as legitimate targets but so far since the war started we haven't seen the russians attack the weapon convoys. that could cha

first to mark meredith live at the pentagon. hi, mark. >> good afternoon. pentagon officials said they were told about a new icbm weapon. it's believed to have nuclear weapons and evade the more advanced missile systems technologies. the video was fascinating. showed the weapons test itself but russian president putin overseeing it. putin is calling it unique and will give his country security from what he says are external threats. however, officials in this country are not sounding the alarm. we heard from john kirby today. he told reporters "we do not deem the test to be a threat to the u.s. or its allies and the department remains focused on russia's unlawful and unprovoked aggression against ukraine." speaking of ukraine, the pentagon says they're working around the clock to send more weapons to the donbas where fighting is only expected to intensify in coming days. ukraine's president has criticized western countries for not sending weapons sooner. critics say that more will be m cooing in coming weeks. >> nato needs to stop pushing arms, ammunition a

nope, that's not meredith baxter birney on an episode of "undercover boss." that's texas lt. governor dan patrick, who wants his own don't say gay bill, and claims that transgender people are playing god. and who are you playing, bitch? old sheldon? this is getting out of control. 19 states are now considering don't say gay laws. from oklahoma to louisiana. which, really louisiana? aren't you named after louis xiv? those aren't even sensible heels. why are you pushing us deeper in the closet? queer people have to teach ourselves everything as it is. about our health, about relationships, about our history. like that alice walker used to date tracy chapman. did you know that, jimmy? >> jimmy: no! what? >> she was the one in the fast car. yes. but i think i've come up with a solution to fix this. i would like to propose a bill of my own. "the rupert everett act." my bill says you are not allowed to write anti-gay legislation unless you prove you have one gay friend. or lesbian friend. or trans friend. or at least a friend with an unusual earring. i'll take anything. in fact, i