ms. walker, mr.ackson was talking about how truth is essential to history, and you are the problem of black conservatives for truth. how are you seeing this whole debate around banning books on race, the banning of discussion of books on race, playing throughout the u.s.? ms. walker: i think it comes to the forefront because of all the social uprising we have had over the last two years since the pandemic, with george floyd, with our ahmaud arbery -- with ahmaud arbery. when it comes to crt and the banning of those types of books, it is important to understand that crt is not actually taught, at this point, in the classroom, in elementary, middle, or high school. the theory of crt is somewhat complex and confusing. so when you are in a society when you have all of this anger because of george floyd and whatnot, and then you are introduced to crt, which has been around since the 1960's, but most people have not heard of it. most black people had never heard of it. you are already with a combat of natu

will make sense as to why ms walker says, although frozen with fear at times she has found a way to honor these 3 words. oh, my gaga shared sentiment for many after seeing what mother nature left behind. >> but there's also a sense of relief for many who say this is absolutely frustrating as it has left thousands with no heat, but they know things could have been worse. there is a god and he is working in my favor. a city crew members are working as well to clean up what mother nature left behind. following a wintry mix. that's undeniably captivating while also being an unnerving. warning in memphis. jerrita patterson. >> let's talk about our 4 zone forecast back here at home. nothing like what those folks on the east coast in the middle part of the country are dealing with tonight. we're dealing with some spring-like temperatures in the middle at the beginning of february. our meteorologists rebecca strom us here now with a look ahead towards a very >> warm week. >> yeah, guys, we're going to see anywhere from maybe an 8, even 10 or 12 degree difference of what we've been seeing on avera

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makes sense as to why ms walker says although frozen with fear at times she has found a way to honor words. oh, my gaga shared sentiment for many after seeing what mother nature left behind. >> but there's also a sense of relief from many who say this is absolutely frustrating as it has left thousands with no heat, but they know things could have been worse. there is a god and he is working in my favor. a city crew members are working as well to clean up what mother nature left behind. following a wintry mix. that's undeniably captivating while also being an unnerving. warning in memphis. jerrita patterson. >> time for us to check on our weather forecast here at home. it looks absolutely beautiful out there day, but i know we have. do we have any rain in sight? i don't think so. doesn't look like it. no, not for the week. at least ahead. you know, there was a d'fferent side of winter there. you didn't see the snow drifts and all that kind of stuff that freezing rain is a special recipe. and boy, it is deadly. you saw the roads that look like this. a little damp, right? you get in a c

walker/spooner. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms.om wig. and you want your money back. >> correct. >> judge judy: when did they make you the wig? >> i went in to place the order for the wig in october. >> judge judy: and when was the wig delivered to you? >> it was never delivered to me. >> judge judy: did you go and pick it up? >> i did. >> judge judy: on what date? >> that was november 25. >> judge judy: of 2015. >> 2015. >> judge judy: and when you went in to pick it up, did you try it on? >> i did. >> judge judy: and did you leave the shop with it? >> no, i did not. >> judge judy: you left it there? >> i did. >> judge judy: so there was something that was not satisfactory to you. >> several things. >> judge judy: okay. and you left it there, and when did you go back to pick it up again? >> in january that i went to go pick it up again. >> judge judy: january what? >> i don't have the exact date in january. >> judge judy: how were you contacted that it was ready and that the adjustments were made to it? did they call you? did they

ms. escobar, you're recognized. >> thank you, madam chair. i'd like to circle back with general walker, because general hokenson had asked that general walker respond to what legal options the national guard bureau would have in the cases such as those i've outlined under operation lone star and those cases that the chair has outlined also as an example. if there is a governor who continues to ignore the health, safety and welfare of the national guard specifically and has not rectified the situation -- and i'm talking about lots of different egregious offenses we've seen in texas, to general walker, what are the legal options available to the national guard bureau? >> well, let me start with kind of addressing what happens when a sexual assault is reported. >> and general walker, let me interrupt you. my apologies, but i'm not talking about sexual assault, sexual harassment in particular. this is a much more general question. >> common, to address that general question would definitely exceed the scope of why i'm here today. i can tell you that in order for the national guard to exert

ms. slotkin, to interview the first witness. >> thank you, madam chair. it is my honor to introduce rabbi walker. americans have come to know him for his actions that saved lives. he graduated from the university of michigan, which we won't hold against him, in 1998, and he received his rabbinical ordination from hebrew union college in 2006. along the way he worked with the homeless population in ann arbor and the civil rights organization in detroit and has been recognized or his leadership on a whole range of issues, all in him will maddock of the warm spirit which he brings. we are proud to call him a proud michigander and native of lansing, michigan, which i represent. on the day of the attack, i found myself talking to his sister and through the family rabbi, to his mother as the events unfolded. just making sure to pass along the great information or the important information i was getting from the department of homeland security, we ended up becoming quickly connected, as did the entirety of the detroit jewish community on that day, and no family should ever have to go through what that f