michael tackett, who was he talking about? he was talking, of course, about president trump, but i think he was giving a preview of how he plans to spend his next two years in the senate when these issues up. that's what you'll hear him say. and which is what? how will he spend the next two years, do you think? i think he'll spin it in two ways. one, he strategically picked a defense appropriations subcommittee. so that signals that he will do what he can to have a robust defense budget, but also to preserve, as of ukraine aid as he can. also took a slot on the rules committee, which means he'll do everything to protect the institution of the filibuster. let's listen to what the senator had to say. reporters about his plans as a senator and not the leader of the party. i'm going to concentrate on defense and foreign policy. i think this is the most dangerous time since right before world war two. our adversaries in north chinese russians, iran and around proxies are all talking to each other. they have one thing in common. the

i'm michael smerconish here. in philadelphia. >> a medical jet carrying. >> six people crashed into a philly neighborhood, causing a massive explosion that affected nearby homes and vehicles. the small. >> plane was carrying a pediatric patient and her mother. >> along with four crew members, a pilot. >> copilot. >> doctor and medic. at this time, authorities. >> cannot confirm any survivors from the crash were awaiting a news conference. >> perhaps this. >> hour. >> from here in philadelphia. as we. >> get updates. >> we'll bring them. >> to you. >> this all coming. >> after the tragic blackhawk and american airlines collision. >> that killed 67. >> people near reagan. >> national airport on wednesday night. >> a chilling collision above the potomac. >> upended after the consoler in chief pivoted and began. >> playing the blame. >> game and speculating while. providing no evidence that diversity and. >> hiring policies of. >> prior administrations somehow. >> caused this tragedy. >> the faa's website states they

“i'm better than michael jordan. michael jordan ain't got nothing on me.”i don't care. what are you going to do? what are you going to do? we're all people here. we're just different people. you're going to criticize me because i don't want to go to a bar? you criticize me because i don't want to go to a club? for what? what growth can i get from that? i was one of the people that he would speak to a lot. but i was still cool with all of his teammates. and they'd be like, “man, look, if he wasn't such an a**hole, we'd tell him he's the best player on this team.” and that's including shaq. his life at that time was, “every teammate on the lakers, they don't get me. when i go home, nobody in my family gets me.” in his family's mind, he's still an 18-year-old. in kobe's mind,“no, i'm a grown man.” as an 18-year-old, being an nba player, you got so much coming at you. and it's like, man, how do you deflect this, and trying to figure out how to juggle family with being the money guy? he definitely felt isolated. as soon as that practice was over, he would get in

with michael from an greg meyer from ford corporation. their bios are on the mobile app feel free to read through and quiz them about the accuracy after words. when it turned over too michael, take it away. these chairs looked really uncomfortable. for those events out in them, they are. the next admissions going to go up for $5 for everybody so we get more comfortable. maybe a chase lounge. that's better than going asleep. >> better than sitting on the stage itself. we talk about what we are doing. mike will talk about what and will talk but it's doing. we have some questions and that will take some of the questions from you. we are doing quite a bit together. should be a relatively seamless set everything we are focused on measuring three allied partners together a theme from us as we go through this. as well as an awful lot of activity has happened. they continue to mount on the program overall. as from a phased approach and then from a pillared approach. two pillars of technology pillars for the first pillar we refer to as the submari

michael maloof on this michael to see if thank you for your time. first of all, you've got to have a choosing russia of attacking its own citizens on russian soil. the problem ukraine has here, of course, is that it has previous, in this very region, your view, all misfire will strike on a school turn shelter. this was my understanding that the ukrainians actually launched attack gums at, at the sergio and the some 100 people were killed. and despite the fact that it was listed as the same and in cyrillic, people. and that should have been an indicator that uh there were there were people in there and, and then the ukrainians decided to, to, to basically accuse the russians as your site, which would represent a potential for a false flag operation that they, that they undertook. but the fact that attack comes were used in this latest episode suggests that it clearly came from ukraine. and by doing that, that, that, that may suggest that fed the western countries, typically united states may have been involved in the targeting. and, and also the perm

michael for nice. thank you so much live from washington dc, micah maloof, former pentagon, senior security. unless, i guess, let's turn attention now to the middle east with the latest exchange of captives in the downs of were happening earlier than that is the 4th to date, a bus carrying palestinians has arrived in town units in the church. we saw the 183 people and all were set free from this really prisons on saturday and return free hostages were released by from us in dallas ortiz, middle east, corresponding re, it's an osh that can tell us more. we're thing develops very fast and smooth during some of these exchange, just an hour after 3 is really hostages. were free buses with the release palestinian prisoners started moving from all for prison. the only is really military jail and you want to find west bank that serve as the gathering point for all day to be freed. and the basses quickly arrived here to downtown the police times key safety where massive crowds have welcome them. families are f

host: let's hear from michael in massachusetts, line from republicans. good morning, michael.ler: yes. my question is the 1.3 million or approximate number of illegals cases who have been adjudicated, why have they not been removed from the country at a faster rate? thank you. guest: that's a really good question. it comes down to a philosophical debate, michael. where people with final orders of approval. the big answer is that, as i said, we have 6000 people working in the entire section of ice that is responsible for arrest, detention and removal. that's a small number of people. congress never felt inclined to hire a significantly higher number of people. it is an issue of prioritization. people have treated it in different ways. past administrations, particularly under obama, they prioritized deporting as many people as possible through jails. that's how they ended up deporting so many people, actually. hunter biden, they decided -- under biden, they decided we don't want to pin somebody's life if they have mitigating factors. if they have children or have lived there 20

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. >> thanks, michael. good to see everybody. >> mark, i just you know, yesterday we had on a number of attorneys, former prosecutors who worked on the january 6th investigations. and these were folks who had left the justice department already prior to the trump administration. and we asked them what they thought about just what is happening at the justice department, what is happening to fbi agents. and they talked about the fact that people are being literally targeted for just doing their jobs and how, yes, folks should be stood up for. director brennan was also on and talked about, said that the acting fbi director should stand up. it seems to me that while he didn't put out a statement or go before cameras or anything, he is standing up for his people. do you think that's making a difference to folks, particularly people that you're working with? are there folks behind the scenes who are doing what they can to gird against what we can all, you know, imagine is coming for them? >> sure. i mean, they're

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host: let's hear from michael in massachusetts, line from republicans. good morning, michael.ler: yes. my question is the 1.3 million or approximate number of illegals cases who have been adjudicated, why have they not been removed from the country at a faster rate? thank you. guest: that's a really good question. it comes down to a philosophical debate, michael. where people with final orders of approval. the big answer is that, as i said, we have 6000 people working in the entire section of ice that is responsible for arrest, detention and removal. that's a small number of people. congress never felt inclined to hire a significantly higher number of people. it is an issue of prioritization. people have treated it in different ways. past administrations, particularly under obama, they prioritized deporting as many people as possible through jails. that's how they ended up deporting so many people, actually. hunter biden, they decided -- under biden, they decided we don't want to pin somebody's life if they have mitigating factors. if they have children or have lived there 20

sanders townsend and michael steele. breaking overnight. canada and mexico strike back america's closest trade partners retaliating after trump imposes. >> stiff tariffs. how it. >> impacts your. >> bottom line. plus, new details on the administration's purge at the fbi. the one official standing up to trump's loyalists. then democrats elect a new dnc chair. our own chris hayes is at the table to react. it is another busy sunday morning. >> so grab. >> your coffee. settle in. >> welcome to the weekend. >> with the stroke of a pen on saturday night, donald trump thrust the country into a possible trade war with its neighbors and risked higher prices on everyday goods for millions of americans. the president signed an executive order issuing a 25% tariff on goods coming into the u.s. from canada and mexico, as well as a 10% tariff on goods from china. the move has forced leaders of america's closest allies to issue stark warnings of what's to come. here's canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> like the. >> american tariffs, our response w

michael hyman who specializes in these issues. dr.bladder really is. i understand 33 million americans suffer from this. - yeah, and honestly it could be more because so many of these people are embarrassed. they don't want to talk about it. probably every five people you know, one of them has this problem, and if you think about elderly folks, half of them probably have this problem. - that's a lot. well tell us, what are the early signs that you might actually have a weak bladder? - the first sign is probably gonna be urgency. that's that sudden, intense need to go to the bathroom like right now, worried something terrible's gonna happen. frequency of urination is another sign of a weak or poorly-controlled bladder. that's when you have to go to the bathroom often. like a woman who i can think of who was a waitress, and she would go sometimes every 15, 20 minutes. she couldn't keep her job. - well that's no good. that's awful, as a matter of fact. and they're talking about going during the day. what about at night? because i gotta t

michael baden was a key witness for the prosecution.ive of burking type of suffocation. keith morrison (voiceover): baden came to that conclusion, you'll remember, after looking at autopsy photos, in one of which he believed he saw a button impression on ted binion's chest as if someone sat on him, pushed the button into his flesh. and that was like catnip to attorney serra. he went after baden hard. since the famous pathologist never actually examined ted's body or his shirt or that button, how could he possibly be so sure? you'd like the shirt. you'd like to look at the buttons. you'd like to measure the buttons, wouldn't you? yes. you'd want to know how thick the button is, what the button's made of, how much pressure before a button would break. you'd want to experiment, wouldn't you, in a serious case? well, first of all, all cases are serious. all right. secondly, no, i wouldn't experiment. the interesting thing that we were able to do that they didn't do during the first trial is blow that button mark up. and once that button mar

but as attorneys requested more time, nelson, michael murray towards attorney told kron 4, they're looking at a plea deal. and the reason the court case has been delayed for months is because they're waiting for san jose police department, all their investigations into the former council member michael mary told kron 4 in a statement, quote, he wants to accept responsibility, do the right thing. we just want to make sure the plea agreement is fair and consistent with charges of this titan until san jose pd is done with their work. >> that's likely not to occur. that legal analyst steven clark, who noted that this ongoing court case is not the only thing torres is being investigated for. >> san jose police still have their outstanding investigation completely separate from tours allegation 20 years ago. the more recent investigation stems from a legit text torres sent about committing acts to a minor while he was on city business in chicago. think the key to this case will be. >> is it just about an event that occurred 20 years ago, which was very serious or is it something that suggests st

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joining us now, the hill congressional reporter michael schnell. michael, good to see you. let's first talk about this attempt at expanding this purge of career law enforcement officials. i mean, it's an extraordinary move. period. and we know that the due date for this list of names is due out on tuesday. talk to us about the reaction that you've been seeing and also the impact that it could have on the workforce. i mean, we're talking about potentially thousands of people losing their jobs. >> yeah, this. >> seems to be a. >> really large scope of individuals that are being looked at. there were a lot of people who worked on the january 6th investigations. let's remember it wasn't just the investigation into president trump's actions surrounding that day and in the lead up to that day. but it also involved the thousands of protesters who stormed the building, those of whom were, of course, prosecuted a lot, put in jail. and then that pardon came later on. so it seems like this could be a real sweeping action. and it is worth noting that this is something that president tr

let's speak to dr michael mccormick, who's an associate professor and programme coordinator in air traffic riddle aeronautical. i wonderfirst of i wonder first of some comment from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia?- from yourself regarding the crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as _ crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an - crash in philadelphia? yes. i actually worked as an air- actually worked as an air traffic control in philadelphia for ten years. and i am heartbroken to have watched the video of that leo going straight down into the ground, a young child, her mother, and the air crew on board.— the air crew on board. let's 'ust the air crew on board. let's just return _ the air crew on board. let's just return to _ the air crew on board. let's just return to the _ the air crew on board. let's just return to the ongoing l just return to the ongoing investigations following the crash in washington, dc, so many questions now about what could have caused it, and a lot of attention on air traffic control, so

because that's really what michael is saying. yeah. they they were fired through these. and i agree with your assessment. it is an unlawful dismissal that flies in the face of the facts that we all know to be true here. but people are not coming to work. they're not essentially not going to go to work. so do you think that the resistance to this unlawfulness should be? no. if you want us out, you'll have to literally come take us out. >> i agree with with miss akers on that point. >> that said. >> i think it's. also a personal decision, and many of these people have been given decades of their life to public. >> service, have. >> left their families at home to go conduct surveillance night after night, for example, in the. >> middle of an investigation. >> so i'm not going to fault anyone who says, you know, i don't want to fight, i'm going to resign. i don't want to i don't want to go through. >> this anymore. >> i understand that, but you know that. but to be quite honest, that's what they're banking on because these folks don't want the stain of what they're doing on

michael, great to see you. so, um, as we learned that there may be some readout information coming from some of these voice and data recorders. what will be important, in your view to hear to to have a better understanding of the communication between these aircrafts and the control tower. >> we already have the record data of the voice communications between the aircraft and the control tower. what i'm curious to see now, and i think is vital to see now, is what is the conversation that took place inside the cockpit of the american aircraft? that will give an idea of what actually was transpiring on board. the same would hold true for the black hawk. if we could get voice recordings and cockpit recordings out of black hawk, that would be vital to figure out what were the pilots intent? what were they trying to do? what did they see? what didn't they see? >> okay. because in some of the radio tower communications, we did hear an acknowledgment coming from the black hawk pilot that, yes, you know, eyes are on ai

but as attorneys requested more time, nelson, michael murray towards his attorney told kron 4, they're looking at a plea deal. and the reason the court case has been delayed for months is because they're waiting for san jose police department, all their investigations into the former council member michael mary told kron 4 in a statement, quote, he wants to accept responsibility, do the right thing. we just want to make sure the plea agreement is fair and consistent with charges of this titan until san jose pd is done with their work. >> that's likely not to occur. that legal analyst steven clark, who noted that this ongoing court case is not the only thing torres is being investigated for. >> san jose police still have their outstanding investigation completely separate from tours allegation 20 years ago. the more recent investigation stems from a legit text torres sent about committing acts to a minor while he was on city business in chicago. think the key to this case will be. >> is it just about an event that occurred 20 years ago, which was very serious or is it something that sug

michael lauren joining us now. thank you for taking time today. you heard trey's report there.t do you make of just how high the stakes are with this trump netanyahu meeting on tuesday. >> states cannot get much higher than they are. i think trey put his finger on it. if you go to the second phase of this cease-fire, israel may get back a number of hostages. not giving back all of the hostages, keeping a few hostages for "a rainy day" and say we do not know where the hostages are. let's say they can get back most of them dead and alive, and return taking over the gaza strip again. it is a no-win proposition from the state of israel. for the majority of israelis now , they would prefer the government actually agrees to the second phase of the cease-fire. give the army arrest. tile up the ammunition and wait for hamas to break the cease-fire because they always break the cease-fire. they broke on october 7, 2023. then we go in full force and we get the hostages back. in the government, though, right wing factions in the government. if the fighting does not resume at the end of th

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michael is also a pollster and a principal at grassroots lab, a campaign management and lobbying firm in california. he's an expert on latino voting trends and served as press secretary to the california assembly republican leader. he's also one of the cofounders of the lincoln project. teresa smith is an award-winning strategist for politics, government and public engagement and was a fellow at the center for the political future and vice president of government relations for fox. she served under president biden and in 2020 was the national woman's vote director for the biden campaign. finally, stephanie young has served in the white house in both the biden and obama administrations. she's a former deputy assistant to president biden. she was a barbara boxer fellow here at the usc center for the political future. so thank you for being here and let's begin. dale, as i mentioned, the midwest has become one of the key battlegrounds. you worked for john glenn years ago. not just in respect to ohio but to the midwest, how many counties to john glenn used to win by 20% and 30% -- how did

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yeah, this year, this year's 2 inch and michael from too much and marshall yoest the actress.ust have been with it with husband, we miss you. do? oh, yeah. because you were too busy working. yes. you know, duty calls and this is is, of course, the year of the snake is. well, what year were you born? i was born to get the rent the rat, though, gray, you know, number people with the people born in the year of the snake thoughtful. it calm and also royal to loved ones. will my sister, my father, thank you for saying and they were born the year. the snake i was born in the year of the owns tigers and rats we get along. you know, we've got so always when when you go visit friends joined new year and they always offer you a cup of tea and also. >> new yet, candy, ok, signify a sweet beginning and always always goal, which is you can is is this is actually a sweet esteem. rice cake. yes. and always bring when you wish to people how was being done this? kind of goal, so you bring them good luck and good fortune does allow symbolism. in fact, i was told yesterday that the korean vietna

who knows where it comes from. >> brian: people at home michael, let me stop you there. people at home are seeing this. it's on full display now. local fox affiliate is showing it. it's from a ring doorbell camera. given almost immediately between 6:30 and 7:00. the explosion happened between 6:20 and 6:30. this was available. so you actually see the explosion now full screen. and if we can and trace is still with us and mike stick around. scott brenner is here, former spokesperson for the faa. scott, you are usually out front and center when things go wrong and looks like something has gone wrong in northeast philadelphia. what can you tell us? >> yeah. i mean, that video is pretty horrific. as your previous guest was saying. clearly it looks like something mechanically, some catastrophic failure in that aircraft. i mean, it took off it. went 30 seconds and then had something major happen to this. this was hit that neighborhood with the amount of fuel that had had on board, probably i was going to say these aircraft, as far as i know don't have flight data recorders in

. >> michael bennett, who did. >> michael bennet questioning. >> of rfk. yeah, he's the senator from colorado. he was terrific. fantastic. >> there should be new. >> fresh ideas from all over the country of aggression and speaking back and talking about aoc, we just were talking about in. >> the. >> break, very effective in a lot of her things. you know, you feel you feel even elizabeth warren's been a little re-energized. but you need new characters to take this on. and i don't mean. >> people who. >> have also a faster reflex. >> or feel because because. >> we're in a. >> you. >> know, a different we're. >> in a beyond a 24 hour news cycle kind of environment here when it comes to donald trump. so folks need to get a little bit faster. everyone hang on. coming up next, the panel is going to give us their unpopular opinions, but they're not afraid to say out loud. >> five good things. >> listen wherever. >> you get your podcasts, okay, everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. >> ensure with 27 vitamins and

. >> come on over here, lionel michael evans, who. >> was a guy. >> from all in the family. >> he had access. >> to norman lear and norman lear, told him to write something, and he wrote something with eric monte. >> just to get that chance to prove. yes, we deserve to be here. i think eric monte and mike evans proved that. >> dynamite. >> dynamite. i did a little tiny dynamite just in rehearsal. john rich, our director, says, i love that dynamite thing. here's how you do it. dynamite. i said, john, please, people will never go for this. >> then jimmie walker's character kind of takes over, and instead of good times, you end up with the dynamite. >> our good times was a microcosm of what it is to produce black television. >> eric monte and mike evans were forced to partner with a white showrunner. that reflected a dynamic that we see throughout the history of black tv, which is having black creatives needing the cosine of a white person in order to make their thing, even though it's based in the stories they know. >> by season two of good times, john amos was complaining about how his

i'm alicia menendez with symone sanders townsend and michael steele here in washington, d.c, breakinght. >> trump's retribution. >> tour begins as officials force out the heads of fbi field offices and prosecutors who. investigated january 6th rioters, also breaking a second federal judge, has temporarily blocked trump's federal aid freeze. marc elias explains what comes next and trump's first. round of tariffs set to go into effect today, hurting your bottom line in the process. illinois governor j.b. pritzker is here to respond. it is a big morning of big developing news. so grab your coffee. settle in. welcome to the weekend. >> breaking overnight, nbc news is reporting that trump officials have forced out all six of the fbi's most senior executives. >> multiple heads. >> of fbi field offices across the country, and about two dozen prosecutors who investigated capitol rioters. a letter to those fired. prosecutors said their removal was based on their role in the january 6th prosecutions. in a separate memo to the fbi workforce sent out friday night, the bureau's acting director tol

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michael gosman is ax housing's president and ceo and says a lot has shifted in the housing market there over the last few years. the market's changed massively. interest rates are significantly higher, making homeownership all the more difficult for families to obtain. and the amount of down payment assistance from federal and local programs has declined. like most cities, budgets are tough. i don't think individual cities are going to be able to solve this on their own. there's going to need to be either statewide collaboration on this, more support from financial institutions, or ultimately some effort at the federal level. this one obviously went, yeah. despite the challenges, the group has been able to help more than 600 families purchase homes in the last two years alone. this map is showing us in the small red dots that you see, places that have been recently purchased by an out of state investor, and then each of the larger blue markers shows a house that acts. housing helps someone buy in the last two years, researcher john johnson studies housing and demographic policy issues a

michael o'leary was calling her rachel. >> when you say we should have business people, you mean we should either only have. you know, elon musks, who are the big business billionaires? or are you saying we should only have small business owners and anyone that's worked senior in a business doesn't account? we have lots of people who have worked in senior positions in companies and have made senior budgeting decisions. yes, they might not have owned the company, but public limited companies are owned by millions of shareholders. so i don't quite understand what your point is, emma. >> well, they're just management accountants, aren't they? wes streeting on the nhs talking about reform. rachel reeves talking about growth. keir starmer talking about smashing the small boats. we're not idiots. you can't just say things again and again. you can't just announce things without. >> are up by 20%. we're returning people who are illegally. >> oh. >> oh. >> unlike lloyd. >> unlike lloyd. >> let's not go down that road, mate. listen,

science is showing us that you are so interconnected with all the living systems, the insects and michael by owns the water reality is interconnection. but our narrative, the separation, us acting out the narrative, the separation is what's causing and sustainability. so that's just the fact. i mean, that's not my opinion. this is factual, right? so therefore, it is actual insanity, to act from a separate that relationship to nature, to others. because they are one and the same struck by how similar the science of interconnection is to the problem for these principles of into being. and so much of the indigenous wisdom i've encountered on my journey in this series. it's a thought i code by 2 of the id g's advises that in the development goals. it's not a new thing to the world. it's actually something that's been in practice in different traditions. so they've faith traditions or different cultures, indigenous cultures and 15 ability from an indigenous lens is not something to achieve. we're concerned with testing the banks in a day to day basis. and so this is an opportunity, i think, fo

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patty is joined by rachel's brother, michael, rachel's daughter, clementine, and a sister in law, shannon. thank you for being here. we appreciate it very much. with us as well is the loving family of kayla hamilton, a 20-year-old girl murdered in july, 2022 by the ms 13 illegal alien gang member that was violent, vicious, and they knew it did not do anything about it. thank you to kaylee's best kayla's mother, and her. finally i want to thank others that also suffered in this horrible scorch that goes on with young people being killed at other people too. but largely, young people being killed. thank you, scott root the father of several root, killed at 21 years of age. i think of that. 21. by an illegal alien that should not have been in our country. would never have been in our country. what a sad thing. to each of these angel -- angel families we love you and we stand with you in your courage and strength. many of the angel families here today were betrayed by the last administration. this heartless, foolish, and really, very, arrogant and very dumb policies. policies that are not eve

applause ] >> thank you to the incredible sabrina carpenter, the incomparable jon hamm, and your lorne michaels, the entire cast and crew of "saturday night live." it is always an honor. congratulations on the end of an incredible season. thank you so much. have a wonderful night. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ our. we are live in martinez after a massive fire broke out at the city's refinery. the concerns from neighbors about air quality and the trade war ignites. president trump slaps tariffs on america's neighbors and they're firing back. so what does that mean for the price you pay at the store? we'll break it down. and the big protest in the south bay against ice that turned into a boycott of a major retailer. why? people gathered outside target to protest the new administration. good evening. it is safe to go outside. that is the message from leaders in martinez. nearly nine hours after flames erupted from the refinery. now people who live nearby have seen flare ups there before, but they knew right away this was something different. flames erupted at the refinery this afternoon, forcing neighbors to spend

golden platinum albums, snapshots with stevie wonder and a young michael jackson, the screenplay sheamous. >> of course, it happens all the time. people say, our font doesn't have a lower case d. >> reporter: suzanne de passe is a giant in the music and entertainment industry. a trailblazing executive who moved motown from hitsville to hollywood. she did it with raw talent and relentless determination. >> i had so many wonderful things to do, and they were all hard. and they were all new. learning, making mistakes, getting my butt kicked, crying, tears of frustration, not sadness, and little by little i got my legs up under me. >> reporter: born in harlem and nurtured in the historic black community of oak bluffs on martha's vineyard, de passe says a supportive family gave her the tools to succeed. what were the lessons you learned from them? >> i think more than lesson, it was values. >> reporter: by 19, she left college to book performers at the cheetah club in manhattan. her friend cindy birdsong had just joined the supremes and introduced her to her boss, motown founder berry gor

he was forced to announce michael moss and the video that was released to the public that they reported that his wife and children were killed and it is rarely bombing. let's ask some of the people why they're here is just amazing to the people coming out to support the families that have been through the most terrible, terrible times. and it is really powerful. we've been here before, but that wonderful. these people that was the 10 people in the flags and everything and the tables with empty chairs because we're still missing our brothers and our fishes. um, but now there are the big screen says the nice is the atmosphere. it's just incredible because so yeah, it's really special. as you can see right now they're releasing one of the hostages, the great emotions of joy here and hosses square. so every time a show on the big screen that houses are being released and transferred to his rally custody of hundreds of people that are clapping and singing. and crying, of course is great fear for the the bus children, which there is reason why believes that they did not survive the as rarely

and michael jackson, who helped lead the effort by serving as the bill's sponsor, sd 77. thank you, senator jackson, for the tireless work supporting. dallas guard and the veterans. i'd also like to delegate edith patterson for joining us in this effort. she is the woman that is the chair of women's legislature of and delegate peter singer leadership championing this bill hd 1026 led to today's long overdue thank you so. for we're down to you champion should be revered always a risk in her life and her oath freedom in the cause of justice for as late as a commander, i am proud that we remember her here today for her valor and each 61 attention to these states exploded in the civil war. harriet tubman was already at war. a war with a slave culture of war was not political or military. it was personal. born a slave herself was enslaved by. the injustice and motivated the actions that were not just risky, but were rare, virtually unheard, of her when she herself walked away from enslavement here in dorchester county, not too far from we sit today, she 29 years of fear of men

and then michael rubio arrive 20 minutes late to the presidential palace. so some see that as a way of the united states showing that they are the ones that call the shots and not the leaders of this country. but right now, as i said, it's very difficult to tell just what decisions they are actually making in terms of the canal, how it works, and the role of china, which is the main concern of the united states here. or i, well, it might be difficult at this point for us to tell the decisions, but do we know at least what are the alternatives that they could be going through alternatives to an outright military invasion and takeover over the canal by the us as well were understanding that this from the state department that they are looking for ways for that not to happen. they have said that there is still room for maneuver to prevent a rather to make sure that panama going to continue to control the panama canal. but exactly how it will control it, will the united states would be given more room despite the fact that there is a treaty that declares that p