mr. jackson: perhaps i am not the best example. have teach in washington, d.c., raised two children in washington, d.c., who went to school there. in the curriculum in my city, students learn it in both private and public schools. one problem, however, if you look at -- i read about a place of a principal in texas who was teaching history, and he used the term critical race theory and was fired. i heard a story of another white man somewhere in tennessee who was teaching history, and they said, we can't get caught in that. many students come to the university level and have not gotten a good grasp of the totality of american history, of world history, either in the sense of the role of women, in the role of minorities, and others. can that be right? there are groups of teachers who are trying to write the textbooks. every summer, there are teachers who get together under the office of the national endowment for the arts and study textbooks and tried to make textbooks and other things. textbooks are part of the problem. we must also

mr. jackson, the main thing on your mind is looking for that car, where could that saab be?here i was driving on a scenic route at the beach. >> wait, wait, a scenic route? >> yes. >> your concern was scenic routes when the mother of your 8-month-old son is missing? >> lewin also wanted to get andre's thoughts about why marcus testified against him. >> are you aware as you sit here of any motive that he might have for trying to say that you're responsible for his mom's death? >> yes. >> you are aware. and what is that? >> the influence by many who pretty much tainted him and telling him negative things about me over the years from his relatives to the law enforcement people who interviewed him. >> finally, lewin asked a question that seemed to get under andre's skin. >> isn't it true, mr. jackson, that marie told you that she was leaving you? >> absolutely not. >> that same day? >> november 11th. >> absolutely not. >> had she ever -- >> after three months in court and 18 years after marie's death, co-prosecutor pat kerry gave the prosecution's closing argument. >> there's on

mr. jackson was guilty of, he wanted a job to make it better for his wife and five children.justice are we having? what kind of country is this? (crowd murmuring) >> america can no longer stand for this. uh, we had four little girls killed in birmingham. we had medgar evers assassinated in jackson, and we had a man killed in, in natchez, mississippi. >> we know what happened to civil rights workers. we know what happened to negroes in mississippi. sometime you find them in the river, sometime you find them hanging from trees, and sometime you don't find them. i was very young when i heard about what happened to emmett till. i remember seeing the open casket. and i was moved to try to do something about it. mr. speaker, i am so pleased the emmett till unsolved civil rights crime act is being considered today. there are hundreds, maybe even thousand, of these crimes that were never brought to justice. there are murderers who have walked free for decades. the blood of hundreds of innocent men and women is calling out to us. >> it pierced my soul to see him take his last breath i

mr. jackson, you and your daughter and your grandson -- and i imagine it's the two witnesses you have here -- were tenants of the defendant's. and you moved into her home. the place, you say, at the time you moved in was in terrible

mr. carvajal: that is one of the criteria. rep. jackson-lee: but it is correct that they do not have to meet a 50% incarceration rate of their sentence? mr. carvajal: in instances like that, we do have discretion. there usually is a higher level review. we have procedures in place to review cases such as that. rep. jackson-lee: yes, but you have that authority. mr. carvajal: i am not going to talk about individual cases. we have procedures in place. we have a committee that reviews them. i concert we go through that process if you want. rep. jackson-lee: thank you. i would appreciate it if you would provide us in writing. let me ask you, what are you doing to provide -- provides more covid depth? mr. carvajal: we have been in lockstep with the cdc from day one. i stated earlier that it is hard to social distance inside a prison. that is why we appreciate the ability under the cares act to transfer people out. we were able to lower our population. we are following cdc guidance. we do everything in collaboration with them. our pandemic plan

mr. jackson. >> thank you chair woman speier, i believe this is the first hearing in the subcommittee since chair woman announced retirement, congratulations to chair woman speier for her dedication to the subcommittee and wish her the best in next endeavor. here for discussion on sexual response to assault in the military, the security improvement act was signed into law last month as part of the fy 22 ndaa, not necessarily isolated incidents, if not addressed, they can lead to other serious and sometimes deadly outcomes sometimes start with a service member going missing. service member safety and security act will help address this issue by requiring military installations to review policy and see procedures for reporting service members missing, includes partnering with local and federal law enforcement to promote information sharing to ensure all persons and organizations on a military installation are accounted for. general hokanson, one way i want to work with you is to implement some of these best practices for information sharing with local and federal law enforcement for the natio

mr. jackson is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for holding this hearing today. i believe this is the first hearing in this subcommittee since the chairman announced her retirement. i want to extend a warm congratulations. i have a bill, the service member safety and security improvement act was signed into law last month as part of the fc 2022 ndaa. incidents of sexual harassment are not necessarily isolated incidents. if not addressed, they can lead to other serious and sometimes deadly outcome. sometimes start with a service member going missing. the service member safety and security improvement act will help address this issue by requiring military installations to install policies and procedures for reporting service members missing. promote information sharing to ensure all persons on a military installation are accounted for. i want to work with you to find a way to implement some of these best practices for information sharing with local and federal law enforcement from the national guard. what are your thoughts on implementing this type of legislation w

mr. bush? ms. jackson lee? we will continue the colloquy on political history. [laughter] there is congressman johnson making his way back. >> i think mr. owens has some questions if that is in order. >> you are doing a great job you are right about the four votes the chairhe will now recognized for five minutes. >> he is on mute. >> can you unmute him? >> mr. owens? you are still muted. >> sorry about that. thank you for your comments and i grew up in the deep south you are so correct in a more perfect union. and at 12 years old. and with the group of college people and so also in high school and it's a marching song for graduating seniors. and then fast-forward so we have a remarkable panel success and diversity all races and creeds and colors to bring us together. i will take too long that the last stanza of the song says it all to me. maybe forever stand true to our god and true to our native land. that speaks it all to not only what happens today back to that great generation that came it's a him not to take the place of the national anthem i love that part

mr. why elaine jackson, i mentioned this unique moment in the bilateral history of synergy, when a rush in china can truly trust each other enough to stand back to back with russia dealing with problems on is western plan. china being trained more to south pacific without them having to invest in defending against one another. and i'm wondering if that's an actual outcome of the historic relationship or is it more to the personal relationship and personal report between the 2 leaders? do you think it can last beyond vladimir putin and she's in pain where i think it's more of a result of that the world is having a moment because somehow i think we're heading to the wrong direction. the whole world is heading towards the wrong direction with the fear because fear can make people irrational. and that's not good. we have to come back to the basics because after all, we all have to survive and we all expect to survive in a peaceful environment. and why we're having all these disputes, upheavals, and even the fabricated potential for us, of one country invading another. there isn't anything goin

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mr. jackson late. >> thank you, thank you good morning to everybody. thank you so much.just arrived down memory lane i remember being part of these battles and the introduction of this gestation in 2009. they were a battle and the scars are there. i think we came out with recognizing the importance of what were doing here today and i want to maintain by citing the numbers that were also very concerned about of all levels of am and fm because they are important vehicles and vessels in our community. and likewise the humanity of artist are very important. if i might put into the record my work with cm and joyce moore and 70 others during that year the scars were deep and the work was hard we came to some valid compromise. today let me specifically cite your great work and ask you the question, and your testimony not in the top 40 but still has an airplane how does this impact those artist differently than those in the top 40 my time is short try want to get to the question. thank you so much for being here and your leadership in your talent. >> i've also one of the older a

[applause] judge jackson: thank you very much, mr. president. am truly humbled by the extraordinary honor of this nomination and i am especially grateful for the care that you have taken in discharging their constitutional duty in service of our democracy with all that is going on in the world today. i also offer my sincere thanks to you as well, madam vice president, for your invaluable role in this nomination process. i must begin these brief remarks by thanking god for delivering me to this point in my professional journey. my life has been blessed beyond measure and i do know that one can only come this far by faith. among my many blessings and indeed the very first, the fact that i was born in this great country. the united states of america is the greatest beacon of hope and democracy the world has ever known. i was also blessed from my early days to have had a supportive and loving family. my mother and father who have been married for 54 years are at their home in florida right now and i know that they could not be more proud. it was my

the torture of andrew jackson, this lamp presented to mrs. grover cleveland, at this wastebasket of president grant, guaranteed to attract the young boys who visited us. the . the chandelier has an interesting story behind it. it was designed for the east room in president grants time, i did soon passed room to room until it finally wound up gracing president theodore roosevelt new office. every time the door opened, it tinkled, distracting him greatly. he ordered it to be sent to the capital, and he was supposed to have said put it in the vice president's office and it will keep him awake. and there it remained until my husband became vice president in 1961. during mrs. kennedy is renovation, lyndon was instant and returning it to the white house where it hangs today. >> take a closer look at the spouses of our nation's presidents, their private lives, public roles and legacies. watch all of our first ladies programs online at firstladies.c-span.org. >> our weekly series the president sees highlights the politics, policies and legacies of yo

this is a very important hearing and the probing, i could probe mr. -- the for a long period of time. >> ms. jackson lee, i will give awe second round if you bear with us. >> thank you so much. thank you, mr. wallis very much. thank you all the witnesses, thank you. >> we've concluded the five minutes questions about each of our members and so i'm now going to offer a second round of questions. i'm going to start with asking a question myself. currently tsa typically assesses the $3,000 civil penalty for bringing a loaded firearm through a check point or $1500 for an unloaded firearm. but given the surging number of firearms at check points, these fines are clearly not acting as a sufficient deterrent. so i want to start with you, with the law enforcement, would increasing the civil penalties in your mind, there will be assessed against passengers, unlawfully carrying firearms and encouraging travelers to be more vigilant. >> madam chair, thank you for the question. i would say any general criminalogical theory, if something, meaning it occurs quickly and not as a much, much later date. it severe en

mr. speaker, 23 minutes may not be enough for sheila, but that's all we got left, sheila. i'm pleased to yield to you. ms. jackson lee: i'm delighted, mr. whip. you are a resident historian. i'm trying to get my poster boards here. hopefully -- mr. clyburn: your posters there? ms. jackson lee: yes. hopefully they're coming. let me not lose the time and step over here. first of all, let me acknowledge just a stunning and very pick of toll and important black history message that our whip has given, but really he's our historian. and i certainly want to pay tribute and give credence to the great work that he has established here for us. and i want to build on -- it was so powerful to be able to reorder the critical race theory to critical race fact. i just want to reinforce that, everyone knows and it has been for decades that critical race theory is an aspect of graduate teaching, masters', ph.d.'s, and in law schools. and the basis of it is the seeming infusion of racism in the society by way of laws and other actions. black history has always been, the founder of black history always wanted to be an opportunity

jackson. >> yes. >> this is joe biden. how are you? >> i am wonderful. how are you, mr. president?o be more wonderful. i'd like you to go to the supreme court. how is that. >> sir, i would be so honored. >> well, i'm honored to nominate you. >> i am just so, so overwhelmed. >> well, you deserve it. you deserve it. >> we are so, so gritful. thank you, mr. president. >> well, if confirmed, judge jackson will become the first black woman to serve on the high court and will fill the seat of retiring justice stephen breyer. joining me now, maya wiley. it's so good to see you. let's talk about this. if confirmed, judge jackson will be the only supreme court justice to have worked as a public defender. how important do you think is that experience? >> you know, that experience is critical. i just have to say, alex, it is impossible for me to have heard that call and not tear up because -- because it's not just an historic moment. to your point about both having a black woman but a black woman who has served in many different roles in her career and has many different vantage points around

mr. biden has reportedly interviewed ketanji brown jackson, michelle childs, and leondra kruger.t's unclear whether he met with anyone else. >>> tens of millions of americans are facing brutal winter conditions this morning. a cross-country storm is making its way from the southern plains to the east coast. the heaviest snow is expected in pennsylvania, new york, and much of the new england area. the governor of new york warned residents to be ready. >> just because you go to bed and it looks like spring outside, when you wake up it's going to be a very different world. it's going to feel much more like december. every county in our state has a winter storm warning advisory or watch in place. >> more than 1,000 flight were canceled into and out of dallas-fort worth international airport yesterday. that's according to flight aware. some people slept there while others kept trying and trying for a new flight. >> we were supposed to go out on delta last night. every flight got canceled. we jumped on to a jetblue ticket that we found yesterday, all of those got canceled. >> parts of

mr. raskin. is he with us yet? ms. ross, are you with us? this is not good. hank johnson are you there, ms. garcia? sylvia? she was. ms. bush, ms. jackson lee. we will continue the colloquy between me and mr. russell. there's congressman johnson making his way back. >> i think mr. owens would have some questions if that's in order. i don't know if you want to go in order. >> you are right about the four votes. the chair will recognize you for five minutes. >> thank you. you are recognized for five minutes. >> are you with us? i think you are still on mute. and i okay now to speak quickly? i just want to say first of all thank you to all of the witnesses for your comments. i grew up in the deep south and i would say to mr. henderson, you are correct. this country is about a union. i grew up in tallahassee and i was demonstrating with a group of college people that believed in the nation, the nonviolent demonstration and it turned out to be a good cause for us. with that said, it would be the march for graduating seniors. i want to say to fast-forward to go from there and where we are today we have this remarkable panel of all races, creeds and

are shining a light on african american pioneers in our community, including regina jackson, more commonly known as mrslopment center as its executive director where she works with youth and helps them achieve higher education. jackson is appointed by mayor staff to be the chair of the oakland police commission where she served for four years. >>> and we are celebrating black here in the bay area. go to our streaming app to find out about a man who is taking the bicycle to many colorful places. download it on roku, apple tv or amazon. you're watching "today in the bay." wow, take a look at this. a live look in san francisco. that flag billowing in the wind. those high wind conditions continue today. in fact, there's a wind advisory on right now. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning. we are still dealing with these high winds across the bay area and the wind advisory continues through tonight at midnight. also, the higher winds in the north bay still going on with some of those gusts reaching 70, 80, even close to 90 miles per hour. still really whipping in parts of the north bay

jackson-lee: your time is expired, director, i will allow you to answer the question. mr. carvajal: we can get back to you that specific information. we are working to the department -- with the department of labor to respond. rep. jackson-lee: thank you. now it is my privilege to yield five minutes to mr. mansi. >> thank you, madam chair. i want to thank you director carvajal for being responsive to my inquiries. it looks like as january 20 you report 7000 exemptions, most of them were religious exemptions. this had a very negative effect on the morale of the officers, the fact that they are required to live under a vaccine mandate and the inmates are not. it is interesting that the inmates have more rights than the officers themselves. they also present that they have had to apply for religious exemptions when in fact they should have been granted a medical exemption. at least some of them have been able to get the exemption. you may want to check in on whether you have completely suspended this mandate because their officers still required to do the weekly testing if the

our pal jackson daly has the latest on this penguin adventure. >> hi, mr. holt. trips are a very fun time in school but due to the pandemic, we haven't really been having them that much. but there are still some field trips going on and some may say, we left it up to the birds. it's the ultimate field trip. >> we take field trips with our penguins all the time we oftentimes take them around the aquarium and actually places around chicago that's good for their physical and mental well being. >> reporter: penguins at the chicago shedd aquarium enjoying the sights and sounds like us kids do the aquarium said the field trip started before the pandemic but when foit was force to close down because of the pandemic, they were by themselves and all caught on camera. >> that gave us the opportunity to take the birds to different areas of the aquarium and that's something that people really liked, helped put a smile on their face while they were stuck at home. really the penguins picked up steam after that. >> we had no idea these field trip videos would go viral. it was a

mr. -- he is the general manager of the jackson atlanta international airport. he was the chief operating officer for the houston airport system and he has been serving 22 years in the u.s. army. next we have mr. greg regan who serves as president of the transportation trade department of the aflcio, a labor institution including 42 unions across the transportation sector. members are transportation and security officers, flight attendants, colleges -- pilots and other workers. he is the secretary-treasurer. i would like to welcome mr. jason wallace, the president of the airport law enforcement agency network, he also serves as the chief of police for the port of portland oregon where he has -- port of portland, oregon where he has worked for two decades. we will hear from mr. ralph, the -- i hope i did not mess that up , the chief directive officer of the miami-dade aviation department where he has also served in a variety of other roles. without objection, the witnesses' . ms. will be put into record. i recognize each witness to summarize their statements for f

mr. keating will vote yes on h.r. 5577. -- 5557. and as the member designated by ms. jackson lee of texas, i inform the house that ms. jackson lee will vote yes on h.r. 5577. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. bobby rush, congressman rush of chicago, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 5577. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. mchenry of the state of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote yea on h.r. 5577. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by the following members, napolitano of california, ruiz of california, cuellar of texas, roybal-allard of california, and vela of texas, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 55 # 7. -- h.r. 5577. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition?

mr. president. todd: jackson serving on the d.c.nomination. could face jute execute any for overturning several rulings in the past carrie severino telling fox news digital quote judge jackson's record reversal by the left leaning d.c. circuit is trouble are for anyone concerned about the rule of law. jackson might be willing in politically charged cases to ignore the law to deliver a particular outcome. severino says the case of make the road new york vs. wolf is a case where jackson set aside a trump era immigration policy but was later reversed because she had no legal basis to do. so that case involved the expedited removal of reillegals from areas throughout our country not just within 100 miles of our border. some believe jackson would keep ignoring laws she doesn't like if she ends up on the nation's highest court. back to you. will: thank you, todd. rachel: can we ask a question. todd: we can wrap everybody in. rachel: what do you make that this was done during this period of time this really crucial time where, you know, th

geoff: before then-president obama made that decision in 2016, jackson's 11-year-old daughter wrote in with her own suggestion. >> "dear mresident, while you are considering judges to fill justice scalia's seat on the supreme court, i would like to add my mother, ketanji brown jackson, of the district court to the list." geoff: six years later it seems president biden might be listening. for the "pbs newshour," i'm geoff bennett. ♪ judy: a supreme court vacancy, we just heard about it, and intraparty fight for control of the gop and a potential crisis in ukraine. as we do every monday, let's look at the political state of the recent week with amy walter and tamra of npr. i want to begin with jeff benish report just now on judge jackson. amy, this is one of three, we believe is one of three finalists that president biden is talking to this week. as the white house thinks about who the pick is going to be, aside from clearly what kind of justice they will be, what are the political considerations? >> i think it is timing and impact. how quickly does this get through the process? obviously there are a lot of democrats who sa

mr. president, for this extraordinary honor. [ applause ] >> judge ketanji brown jackson has made history as biden's nominee becoming the first black woman to be nominated to the supreme court. if confirmed, she would be the first justice to have formerly served as a public defender and the second youngest person to serve on the court, 50 years old behind amy coney barrett at the age of 50. pushing toward this historic moment. on the other side of the break, house majority whip jim clyburn joins me. don't go anywhere. p jim clyburn joins me don't go anywhere. weathertech is the ultimate protection for your vehicle. laser-measured floorliners... no drill mudflaps... cargoliner... bumpstep... seat protector... and cupfone. ♪ what about my car? weathertech. >>> congressman jim clyburn is widely reported to be the driving force between president biden's commitment two years ago to nominating the first black woman to the supreme court. congressman clyburn, good to see you. thank you for being with us this morning. tell us a bit about that day when joe biden said on that debate stage that he co

reporter: before then- present obama made that decision in 2016, jackson's 11-year-old daughter wrote in with her own suggestion. >> dear mrng judges to fill justice scalia's seat on the supreme court, i would like to add my mother, ketanji brown jackson of the district court, to the list. >> reporter: six years later - it seems president biden might be listening. for the pbs newshour, i'm geoff bennett. >> woodruff: a supreme court vacancy, an intra-party fight for control of the g.o.p., and a potential crisis in ukraine. as we do every monday, let's look at the political stakes of this busy week with amy walter of "the cook political report with amy walter," and tamara keith of npr. hello to boft you, i do want to begin with jeff bennett's report just thought on judge ket agei brown jackson, this is one of three we believe she is one of the three finalists, president biden talking to this week. as the white house thinks about who the pick is going to be, aside from clearly what kind of justice they're going to be, what are the political considerations? >> think it is timing and impact. so how quickly does this get throug

reporter: before then- president obama made that decision in 2016, jackson's 11-year-old daughter wrote in, with her own suggestion. >> "dear mrdering judges to fill justice scalia's seat on the supreme court, i would like to add my mother-- ketanji brown jackson of the district court-- to the list." >> reporter: six years later, it's president biden honoring that request. for the pbs newshour, i'm geoff bennett. >> woodruff: it is a landmark moment for black women across the legal field, who, throughout american history, have made up less than 2% of the federal bench. lisa desjardins has more on the historical significance, and how judge jackson could reshape the nation's highest court. >> desjardins: joining me now to discuss this nomination is professor margaret m. russell from santa clara university law school, and newshour regular, marcia coyle of the national law journal. >> marcia let me start with you, what do you think this means? how would judge jackson fit in with or maybe change current court? >> well i think, lisa, first we have to realize that she will not change the did logical divide on the court. it will still

jackson, michelle childs, and leondra kruger. it's not clear whether other candidates have met with mr. biden. the white house says he is still on track to announce his selection by monday. >>> and coming up, covid concerns. the latest on queen elizabeth's condition after she tested positive for the coronavirus. >>> and the driver of a stolen party bus leads police on a high-speed chase. we will show you how it all ended. >>> it's is the "cbs morning news." what's up, jones? jones. (engines revving) ♪ ("it's not unusual" by tom jones) ♪ ♪ ♪ jones! oh, hey, jones! ♪ ♪ jones. jones. jones. woo!! (laughs) jon...as? it's keeping up with the jonases now. try to keep up, whoever you are. stay ahead in the all-new tundra. ♪ it happens everyday ♪ before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, bell cau imag hours without heartburn? with age comes more... get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .05% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrin

nbc's brie jackson is in washington with more about what the white house is revealing about that operation. >> mr. president, one word about syria. >> reporter: the counterterrorism raid happened overnight in northwestern syria, killing the leader of islamic state terrorist group. speaking at the white house, president biden praised the work of the u.s. special forces. >> thanks to the bravery of our troops, this horrible terrorist leader is no more. >> reporter: according to u.s. officials, the isis leader was on the third floor of the building when u.s. special operators arrived. senior administration officials say he exploded a bomb that killed himself, including members of his family including women and children. the president and vice president watched the raid from the situation room. >> it sent a strong message to terrorists around the world. we will come after you and find you. >> reporter: the biden administration says the suicide bombing appears to be the cowardly terrorist tactic seen in the 2019 operation that eliminated al baghdadi. >> president biden says all american forces involve

mr. nadler: i yield three minutes to the gentlelady from texas, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i thank the distinguished chairman and deep appreciation to representative watson coleman and original coleman and thank the judiciary committee standing for these issues that are uniquely engaged in the constitution and quality and justice, but that would get no light of day had our chairman and subcommittee chair persons not thought it was valuable and important. let me say to my friends on the other side of the aisle i'm glad of their resuscitation of the civil rights laws and protecting the civil rights of those who have been infringed upon and they are not perfect and not perfect as evidenced by the discrimination regarding hairstyles particularly with african-american women and others. i realize this is a tough business, hairstyles that i wear and social media calling you monk kyes over and over again, not the fact that you wear a style that can be called a crown but the advantage of others who w

mr. masters. thank you. >> thank you congresswoman jackson lee. there's no question that the reason why it is necessary for us as a jewish community, that every single institution in the jewish community is protected both through physical protection and the professional security network that were building in each community is because of this rise of anti-semitic speech and incidents. they don't all obviously manifest in violence, but they create the environment in which the individual such as those who've carried out these attacks are motivated to act so there is a direct correlation between the rising anti-semitism that our colleague jonathan greenblatt spoke to this congress about and while there is a full throated effort to counter that anti-semitism, we also simultaneously have to protect and defend every jewish institution. i note that after 9/11, america both went on the offense against terrorism around the world, but also protected and built out the homeland security system that we are so familiar with today. and that's where we are in the

mr. newton. it with him, with, with he knew he shot the shot. we would envision jackson with his to really still love. i'm certain we haven't been abandoned and that we have a future liada. i'm glad, 1st and foremost because now our people won't be killed anymore. i feel sorry for our people. it is a long hoped for events. i came to holland de nats watched the tv in expectation yesterday were greeted the news with tears. and we are happy. at least there will now be order. the bombings will stop and people will be able to lead normal lives or to and all, and he's been waiting for this for a long time. is the feeling that finally it's happened to this? i check out these important points right now. according to the signed agreements are russia will help to ensure the defense of the 2 republics that include protecting their borders. it also allows the participants to create and use military bases on each other's territory, but also recognize official documents such as passports and russia will provide support for financial and banking systems in the 2 republics. as we unders