debbie married the love of her life, tom mosley. debbie is the mother of four children, john miles of burleson, texas, aaron of burleson, staff sergeant josh mosley, who is stationed as a united states marine corps recruiter in arlington, texas. debbie and tom are the proud grandparents of eight grandchildren. mr. speaker, i would like to thank debbie mosley for her lifetime of dedicated service to the survivors of domestic and sexual violence and wish her the very -- absolute very best during her well-deserved retirement. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis, for five minutes. mr. davis: i rise today to commemorate the bicentennial celebration of the founding of montgomery county, illinois. montgomery county was formed february 12, 1821, and named in honor of revolutionary war general richard montgomery. montgomery county has a rich history, including being a friend to illinois's favorite son, abraham lincoln, and providing an historic stretch of historic r

. >> reporter: next door in texas, winter mosley says onlyfans has afforded her the financial freedomd of. >> i started onlyfans in december of 2019 because i had gone viral a few times on twitter, and people were just like in love with my body. christmas time came around and i wasn't able to get my family anything. so i was like, okay, let me start this onlyfans. and that first night, i made about $1,300. and i'm like, this is insane. >> reporter: within two months of joining the site, winter quit her job as a corporate travel agent. just weeks before much of the country shut down. >> at the time i was nervous. people losing their jobs, i probably should never quit. but ironically, i actually made more money that month during the lockdown. like, that was my highest pay. >> reporter: mosley is featured in hulu's "onlyfans" as she navigates how far to push her content. >> i'm nervous but not nervous at the same time, if that makes sense. >> my mom and i are very open with each other. my parents, they're not judgmental people. so anything that i do that's new, i talk to my mom about it.

you won't get an argument from misha mosley, with the black teacher project designed to support and developers. >> it is a shrinking population. more and more, when we think of the anti- blackness that exists in oakland, having caring black adults in positions of authority, for young people, across race, it is hugely important in healing racial divides that have existed, public education was not created for people that look like you and me. we are having to create our own kind of way in these systems, that have for a long time tried to keep us down, or out are wor scale drawings. >> reporter: there is another need to connect, some of these kids she hopes will be teacher someday. according to a transformation of schools study, in california, students of color represent 77% of the cato 12 grade population. teachers of color, 37% of the teaching force. in the meantime, missus coleman keeps moving and inspiring. >> i am the gate holder, or opener, creating a pathway for kids to see themselves at you cedar uc berkeley, at chehalis, wherever they want to end up, that they see themselves in the sp

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. >> reporter: lawayne mosley is elijah's father. what is your version of justice? >> fired, they shouldn't be police officers or paramedics. i think they should go to jail. you killed a young man. you should be held accountable. >> reporter: the aurora, colorado is conducting a meeting to discuss the findings to have the report. meanwhile, the state attorney general is asking a grand jury to look at the case and decide whether to charge those three officers. norah. >> o'donnell: omar villafranca, thank you. and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's cbs evening news. spectacular new video from perseverance as the nasa rover landed on mars. and she beat cancer as a child. now she will be the youngest american to fly in space. you're clearly someone who takes care of yourself. so why wait to screen for colon cancer? because when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. i'm cologuard. i'm noninvasive and detect altered dna in your stool to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon canc

. >> elijah mcclain mosley was loved. he's missed and hopefully we get justice for him. >> the officers have not been charged. the city council's report also called the department's investigation flawed. aurora police have not commented on the report. >>> the supreme court denied a last-ditch effort from former president trump to block the release of his tax records. in a matter of days his accountants could turn over eight years of his personal and corporate taxes to the manhattan d.a. they could be presented to a grand jury but the public may never see them. the d.a. requested the records as part of an investigation involving hush money payments to women. >>> attorney general nominee merrick garland assured senators at his confirmation hearing monday that he will be politically independent. garland vowed to make the investigation into the attack on the u.s. capitol his top priority, and he got emotional as he reflected on the discrimination that his family faced before coming to the u.s. >> i come from a family where my

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mosley's to. do with the new machine some of the beach will storm of lower street view us rule. when you go to the movie way of go to move video is a beautiful. that still has the soul of the. family to keep keep the. lead. in the headlines this hour the australian government flams face book for banning news posts in the country accusing the tech giant of using its power. play. spain is rocked by the unrest over the jailing of catalan a rapper a public trial after he was handed a 9 month sentence for slandering the crown and glorifying terrorism. also this hour millions of texans are left without electricity and heat as authorities struggle to cope with the deadly winter storm sweeping the southern states of america so this is a good coach.

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mosley's. the. sort of the beach. lower story. when you go to the movie lingo it in the video it. still has the soul of the disease and how many to choose to believe. the post trauma era has begun or has it what role would the former president play within the republican party by all accounts trump intends to remain relevant if this is the case what is the future of the populist wing of the party in fourthly if indeed the g.o.p. is now the party of the working class will the party leadership in trays this year . you know the cancer culture and censorship is not only happening here in america but also around the world many times we have seen it come from also how our tarion government looking to control the information to the people but what happens when the actual media platforms use its cancellation as a form of retaliation and such as the developing story we're finding out of australia and we bring in investigative journalist ben swan with the latest. hey ben thanks for joining us on this one you know i have to ask you what is going on in australia as there's not much reporting h

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thomas mosley has been arrested for damaging a minnesota police precinct over the summer after beinghas been arrested for possession of a firearm while carrying marijuana. kamala harris with a fund that helped get him out of jail. florida governor rhonda santos will work with big tech proposing a number of measures to reign in silicon valley including allowing social media users sue platforms over violations. >> to bring civil suits under the florida deceptive and unfair trade practice statute and the state attorney general to do that as well. it has been a big fight in the legislative session, and most folks want protections for their privacy and data. most folks want protection for being the platforms and it is not just being banned from twitter or something. these companies can collude and deny you if you are small business a payment processing and email and text and go to a rally they don't like or engage in that, all of a sudden your flower business is decapitated for a month because they take action. jillian: desantis is considering a daily fine for political candidates. todd:

kamala harris backed the bail fund that was used to help get mosley out of jail.view. the actor says taking on officer roles helped him appreciate our men and women in blue. take a listen. >> i have the utmost respect for what they do, for what our soldier do, that sacrifice their lives. jillian: washington plays a former deputy sheriff in the little things in theaters and on hbo max now. that is a look at your headlines. i will send it back to you. steve: great comment. brian: that's interesting. meanwhile, 13 minutes before the top of the hour, janice dean is looking at the weather and a lot of snow. janice: yes. and i heard that dawn did all of the shoveling the past couple of days. brian: she had a little bit of help but she is getting herself in great shape because i'm stuck at the renaissance. janice: she is awesome. dawn, you are the best. ainsley: now we know where you are staying. janice: did brian say something? i apologize. let's take a look at the weather real quick. there is more shoveling in the forecast for dawn, unfortunately. here's the forecast r

mitchell mosley, head of the black teacher project designed to support and develop black teachers. >>is a shrinking population. more and more when we think about the anti-blackness that exists in oakland, having black teachers and having caring black adults in positions of authority for young people across race to see is hugely important in healing racial divides that exist. public education, in this country, was not created for people that look like you and me. we are having to create our own kind of way in the systems that have, for a long time, tried to keep us down or out completely. >> i see people looking like they are working on drawings. >> reporter: there is another need for coleman to connect, some of these kids she hopes might be teacher someday. according to a transformation study, in california, students of color represent 70% of the k- 12 population. in contrast, teachers of color, 30 percent of the teaching force. man viand inspiring. >> i am the gate holder or opener and and creating pathways so kids see themselves at uc berkeley, uc davis and cal state, wherever they

mosley on her balcony yesterday. she said she went to get her shot at the local pharmacy.it was her and white folks from across the river who had taken up appointments here. she said that's why it's imperative the city use its resources along with the senior vaccine buddy program as well as her, individuals like herself to get her neighbors on board and get her neighborhood vaccinated. craig? >> sounds like a great idea. sounds like a great program, vaughn. thank you. thank you for introducing -- more on the issue of equity and the vaccine in a special edition tonight of the ""reid out." joy will talk to dr. fauci and to members of the congressional black caucus about the covid crisis and the impact on communities of color. that's tonight 7:00 eastern right here on msnbc. >>> right now, president biden on his way to texas to check in on the recovery after last week's massive winter storm. we will get the latest on his trip next. trip next. darrell's family uses gain flings now so their laundry smells more amazing than ever. isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towe

sandwell, mosley and corby have the most cases per 100,000 people, though they are falling.he fewest. i orkney islands and porridge in devon have the fewest.— have the fewest. i think it's encouraging _ have the fewest. i think it's encouraging that _ have the fewest. i think it's encouraging that hopefully | have the fewest. i think it's i encouraging that hopefully we have the fewest. i think it's - encouraging that hopefully we are going in a negative direction —— torridge in devon. less infections. we probably need to go much, much further before we start thinking about rolling back the lockdown. tho, about rolling back the lockdown. a new survey also by the 0ns looks at changes in people's behaviour and well—being. in the spring lockdown last year, 81% said they were staying at home or only leaving for basic needs like shopping or exercise. but in the current lockdown 57% say they are doing so. compliance with hand washing and mask wearing has stayed high. 90% of people said they are maintaining social distancing, but the pandemic is taking its toll on people's mental h

and ann mosley asks if you have any memorable moments of interacting with children who have responded to your portrayal. i'll take ann's question first because i was at an elementary school and you know, it was really really hot in the classroom. i had on the walls the wool jacket and and all the underpinnings and the long sleeve shirts and all of that and it was really hot and i had on gloves as well. because i got tired of changing my fingernail polish all the time taking it off. so i took my gloves off and this child said to me. you're not the real harriet tubman because you have on red fingernail polish. so i will always remember that and in reference to my friend guy fraker. i am always amazed at the reception that i get from both child, you know. children and the audience as well as adults because the same program that i do for kids in the fifth grade. i do for adults now. i don't know what that's there's about adults, but but i i don't change it that very often and the are just as engaged. children are not ashamed to ask you. anything and adult may be more hesitant because they

sandwell, mosley and corby have the most cases per 100,000 people, though they are falling.nds, orkney islands and porridge in orkney islands and torridge in devon have the fewest. i think it's encouraging that hopefully we are going in a negative direction. less infections. we probably need to go much, much further before we start thinking about rolling back the lockdown. a new survey also by the 0ns looks at changes in people's behaviour and well—being. in the spring lockdown last year, 81% said they were staying at home or only leaving for basic needs like shopping or exercise. but in the current lockdown, 57% say they are doing so. compliance with hand washing and mask wearing has stayed high. 90% of people said they are maintaining social distancing, but the pandemic is taking its toll on people's mental health. according to the survey, in the last week of january life satisfaction and happiness were at the lowest levels since research began in march 2020. mental health charities say the findings tally with their experience. it's been quite overwhelming at times, and we

the committee members include from the air force, victoria, retired, colonel mosley, retired coloneln, chief master sergeant frazier, retired. chief masters sergeant alexander and chief master sergeant kelly. from the army we have brigadier general clara adams, retired. retired colonel edna cummings. retired colonel anita dickson. colonel dream hurt, retired. lieutenant colonel michael lee lending. retired. and commander sergeant major jefferson, retired. from the coast guard's, mason brown. retired. retired admiral brown, commander williams. senior chief petal officer, retired. from the marine corps, lieutenant general coleman, retired. retired lieutenant general williams. sergeant major can't, retired. from the navy, captain roosevelt rick, retired. master chief petty officer, williams. retired. and retired master chief petty officer gill. also with us or some air force junior officers. the first question is from major mason. >> general brooks, good morning. i just want to say thank you for the example you plowed a road so people of my generation can try to pave it and make it smoo

. >> elijah mcclain mosley was loved. he's missed and hopefully we get justice for him. every day. >> reporter: the aurora police department has not commented on this report, which was paid for by the city council. the family has now filed a lawsuit against the city. guys? >> okay. stephanie, thanks very much. what a case. >>> coming up later the parents demanding answers after their 6-year-old was accused of sexual misconduct by his school and they're speaking on camera for the first time this morning. >>> next, caught on camera, the hero sheriff's deputy speaking out after rescuing a 13-year-old girl after meeting a man online. what all parents need to know. what all parents need to know. ♪ ♪ my life my life, my life, my life ♪ ♪ in the sunshine ♪ ♪ ♪everybody loves the sunshine♪ ♪ ♪ feel, what i feel, when i feel, what i feel ♪ ♪ when i'm feelin' ♪ ♪ in the sunshine ♪ ♪ plaque psoriasis, the burning, itching. the pain. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions ma