afternoon, house speaker nancy pelosi and several of the nation's mayors will be speaking at a national leaving city's conference. live coverage starts at 12 350k eastern here on c-span 3 and also online at c-span.org or you can also listen with your free c-span radio app. >>> we can nights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, david wilkins looks at 18th and 19th century u.s. policy towards native americans. mr. wilkins is a university of richmond professor and a citizen of the lumbee nation of north carolina. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> this is the founder of the national security institute at george mason institute law school and also vice president of ironette cyber security and cyber security issues is what we're going to talk about for our next segment. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, peter. >> remind viewers about the extent of your cyber security experience inside and outside of government. >> sure. so i -- i served i

the vaccination numbers for paris a worse than the national average leaving the city vulnerable against the 3rd why. france as prime minister says vaccinations will soon pick up allowing these new lockdown measures to be soon. you know. with the challenge of the coming weeks will be scaling back these restrictions and allowing life to return to normal as we vaccinate more facts. that is the case numbers rise there's undoubtedly more suffering ahead before relief comes right now fatigue is stronger than hope. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken says that china is quote threatening global stability he made his comments after arriving in alaska for talks with china's top diplomat. being accused the u.s. of hypocrisy for criticizing china's human rights record and other issues it's the 1st high level face to face meeting between china and the u.s. since president biden took office. a canadian business men accused of espionage has gone on trial in china michael spot or seeing seen here greeting n.b.a. star denni

the vaccination numbers for paris a worse than the national average leaving the city vulnerable against the 3rd why. france's prime minister says vaccinations will soon pick up allowing these new lockdown measures to be reversed soon. the british challenge of the coming weeks will be scaling back the 3 stricture surely to have that now allowing locke to return to normal as we tax night more like. it is the case numbers rise there's undoubtedly more suffering ahead before relief comes right now for take is stronger than hope. in myanmar museum urging that security forces have shot dead 8 people during a confrontation with opponents of the military coup that local news outlet miramar now says 7 people were killed in the central town of on bunk this is mobile phone footage we're getting from the scene where people have also been wounded one person died of their injuries after being taken to a nearby hospital. and these like this is increasingly hard to come by and get out of myanmar as the military continues a brutal crackdown on dissent that crackdown has affected protesters and the media

the vaccination numbers for paris i would assume the national average leaving the city vulnerable against the 3rd why. but frances prime minister says vaccinations will soon pick up allowing these new lockdown measures to be reversed soon. knowledge of the challenge of the coming weeks will be scaling back these restrictions really do have that allowing locke to return to normal as we vaccinate more facts. that is the case numbers rise there's undoubtedly more suffering ahead before relief comes right now fatigue is stronger than hope. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says that china is quote threatening global stability he made his comments after arriving in alaska for talks with china's top diplomat young gent share the pair are due to discuss diplomatic sticking points including trade human rights abuses in the militarization of the south china sea. thousands of people marched in argentine capital buenos iras to demand food aid as the country's economy continues to slide because of the cope of 19 pandemic

afternoon, house speaker nancy pelosi and several of the nation's mayors will be speaking at a national leaving city's conference. live coverage starts at 12 350k eastern here on c-span 3 and also online at c-span.org or you can also listen with your free c-span radio app. >>> we can nights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight, david wilkins looks at 18th and 19th century u.s. policy towards native americans. mr. wins

form a new confederate government and invite the national capital to be removed to the city of richmond, virginia. butler takes command and virginia leaves the union. during this, three brave individuals -- baker, calson, mallory, would steal a ship, go across the chesapeake bay, and say, we're runaway slaves seeking to be refugees and protected. the next day, butler interviewed the three individuals and he found out that these individuals were being used for the confederate army to build trenches and to do chores around the confederate camp. that same day, the owners of these individual slaves came to retrieve them citing the fugitive slave act, which was the law of the land in the united states which said, if you had a runaway slave, you had to return them to their owners. benjamin butler being the lawyer that he was in his former life said this, so, you're quoting united states law. my understanding is that the state of virginia has left the union. united states law no longer applies to you. if you want to swear allegiance to the united states, you can have your slaves back, but if not i will sees them as contraband of war because you

the new confederate government and invite the national capital to be removed to the city of richmond, virginia. butler takes command, virginia williams -- leaves union. during all of this, three individuals, three brave individuals baker, thompson, mallory white's dealership, roll cross the chesapeake bay, present themselves at the gate of the american soldiers and say, the runaway slaves, seeking refugee and protection. they were invited into the fort. the very next day, major general benjamin butler interviewed the three individuals. and you found out that these individuals were being used for the use of the confederate army. to build trenches and to do chores around the confederate camp. that same day, the owners of these individual slaves came to retrieve them, citing the fugitive slave act, which was the law of the land in the united states and you had a runaway slave, you buy law had to return them to their owners. benjamin butler being the lawyer that he was, and his former life, said this. so, you're quoting the united states law. my understanding is that the state of virginia has left the union. united states law no longer applies to

national guard troops were deployed on january 6th, after rioters breached the capitol building leaving five people dead. >>> more cities across the country are taking steps to try and stop the wave of assaults on asians. today, san jose police rolled out a new program. multilingual officers will go door to door, in popular-asian gathering places, that could become targets. we caught up with a foot patrol officer in the city's little saigon district. but want to make it clear these attacks are actually not a new problem. >> to say that it's new, i don't think it is. i think it's always been there. but i am glad that the city is now partnering up with us and doing something like this. this helps, you know what i mean? having their presence says enough is enough, you know? >> officers say they know the attitude won't be changed overnight with just an occasional-foot patrol but believe it is a good, first step. >>> state regulators are investigating last month's internet outage in morgan hill. the outage hindered emergency communication, disrupted distance learning, and cost businesses thousands of dollars. crews worked in

national news. even when you leave the city, people will see you for what you really are. a racist. you. >> color with the 240 number. 240778? are you there? okay. hello, iris? >> sorry, i thought i lowered my hand. i have nothing to say right now. >> thank you. hello, mark? >> can you hear me now? >> go ahead. >> i apologize. i'm not good at this. i respect all of you and public officials and the tremendous job you are doing for the city and i wish you the best, but i do regret that our district three democratic club, which i'm vice president, and which represents chinatown, as well as north beach, supported allison cohen -- i'm sorry, alison collins and endorsed her for this position. although she seems well-intentioned, i don't think it is the right place to learn how to be well spoken and to not offend people. it is not a good position, contrary to what the board member mark alexander said, to learn how to not be racist. is the place where we need people who are coming in with objectivity. i don't think that has happened here. lastly i want to say, it has been mentioned many tim

. >> we will leave this event here to take you live to the national league of cities conference where house speaker nancy pelosi will be address the group along with a number of mayors. live coverage here on c-span3. >> the local efforts did not go unnoticed nor did the need to bring all of these centers within the organization to support members as they venture towards these new approaches. prior and current work at nlc connected to public safety included an active federal advocacy commit on crime prevention and work around juvenile justice and young adult justice and jail justice by the yef institute and related programs on mental health, substance abuse, homelessness and the opioid crisis, the work of our race, equity and leadership with cities to address systemic racism and trauma and reports on 21st century policing and collaboration in policing. with this historical work as a guide and after several events where the teams spoke to membership and highlighted city leadership in this space the reimagining of the public safety task force was lunched on january 27th with the support

national news. even when you leave the city, people will see you for what you really are. a racist. thank you. >> color with the 240 number. 240778? are you there? okay. hello, iris? >> sorry, i thought i lowered my hand. i have nothing to say right now. >> thank you. hello, mark? >> can you hear me now? >> go ahead. >> i apologize. i'm not good at this. i respect all of you and public officials and the tremendous job you are doing for the city and i wish you the best, but i do regret that our district three democratic club, which i'm vice president, and which represents chinatown, as well as north beach, supported allison cohen -- i'm sorry, alison collins and endorsed her for this position. although she seems well-intentioned, i don't think it is the right place to learn how to be well spoken and to not offend people. it is not a good position, contrary to what the board member mark alexander said, to learn how to not be racist. is the place where we need people who are coming in with objectivity. i don't think that has happened here. lastly i want to say, it has been mentioned ma

leaving in limbo those who have already received the 1st dose of that year. the nation is brutally assaulted in the new york subway and an elderly filipino woman beaten in the city's streets the latest in a string of vicious attacks in the us against the community look at what's being done to quell a rising tide of hate. and all fair and now offline latvia blocks artie's russian website.

with a record growth of the nation's exports and bringing the dense related populated suburbs closer to the city center people in mexico city can now make use of a cable car leaving. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program on this international women's day no research leaves little doubt that diversified teams are generally more successful and innovate more but that hasn't translated into practice when it comes to putting boardrooms together and germany is a real laggard when it comes to women members not the boardrooms of germany's listed companies are overwhelmingly dominated by a total of $614.00 men with seats for a mere $86.00 women but they're faring much better elsewhere in the united states women occupy almost a 3rd of the boardroom seats of the largest corporations in the u.k. they hold almost a quarter of cs germany lags behind with only 16 percent boredom seeds held by women now let's get more on this with money question is served she's an economist and a member of the german council of economic experts which advises the german government walk come to the program monica before we get to the bigger picture i want to know which obstacles related to you be

national people's congress is at stake. they are preparing to pass a resolution this week to overhaul how the city holds election. codecs say the move will tighten the city hold over hong kong and leaveitical opposition. when the olympic games kick off in tokyo this summer, there won't be any overseas spectators. the government has decided to ban fans from abroad over concerns about the coronavirus and different variants detected in other countries. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. alix: thanks so much. coming at 12:00 today, we will get the world supply and demand a cultural report -- demand agricultural deport. it determines who is buying and who is selling when it comes to ags. joining us now is doug king, rcma group chairman, a group spanning consumer goods and services. rcma capital is the investor of the fund. we usually don't talk about it upfront, but you have had a rally in grain prices. there's worry about supply over in brazil. what are you noticing? doug: good afternoon. what we are seeing is a huge increase in agricultural pric

leave your town or city or community. >> reporter: today democrat and republican senators neat decide whether to focus on immigration. the minimum wage, or infrastructure. this as the director of national intelligence releases a new report that russia, not china, interfered to get president trump re-elected. >> russia has these really brazen, high impact, high visibility efforts. meanwhile, in the background, china's playing a much slower, quieter game. >> reporter: the report found that russian president putin personally authorized efforts to undermine public confidence in the election. tracie potts, nbc news. >>> new this morning, a deal to bring students back in the classroom. leaders last night approved a plan to bring the youngest students back one week from tomorrow. march 25th. get the backpacks ready. in the meantime, later today, school superintendent will update the efforts to get more kids back into the classroom. san mateo high school district has a return plan for the end of the movement many younger students in san mateo county already returned to campus. >>> this county first to 50 as in the new minimum age to be eligible to receive the covid-19 vaccine. county leaders m

leave your town or city or community >> reporter: today, democratic and republican senators meet to decide on whether to focus on immigration, the minimum wage or infrastructure this, as the director of nationalgence releases a new report that russia, not china, interfered to get president trump re-elected >> russia has these really brazen high-impact, high-visibility efforts. meanwhile in the background, china's playing a much slower, quieter game >> reporter: the report found that russian president vladimir putin personally authorized efforts to undermine public confidence in the election and new reaction this morning from the russian embassy they claim that this report is just full of groundless accusationses, frank >> yeah, a lot to follow there, tracie just kind of switching gears a bit. i was googling, correct me if i'm wrong, i don't think the president's had a news conference in nearly two months. do you see one coming soon >> more than 50 days it's a record. no president in the last century has gone this long without a news conference. now, the white house argues he does q and a almost every day. but a formal news conference, questions from the press, that hasn't happened in a while

national reparations appears to be growing. at least four u.s. cities are considering following evanston's lead and so is the episcopal church. several said they accumulated money through slavery. >> it leaves out a whole demographic of individuals who no longer can use this program. if you qualify and moved out of evanston you can still receive the $25,000 but you have to spend that money inside evanston. >> reporter: critics say it's more accurate to call it a housing program and not reparations. >>> "cbs this morning: saturday" will be right back. the 7pm news, weeknights on kpix 5. ♪ >>> as of 2017 close to 17% of black households and 14% of hispanic families lacked basic financial services compared with just 3% of whitehouse holds. a new long line baking platform geared towards black and latino people is trying to change that. this week the highly-anticipated greenwood bank announced $40 million in funding to back the project. jessi mitchell spoke with the people behind the concept. >> what we're doing is something that's thoughtful. it's authentic. it's focused on us. >> bo young joined forces with his father and rapper activity killer mike of the rap group run the jewels. together th

cities across this nation states have lost billions in expected tax revenue. this bill helps. the oversight committee also delivered a provision providing emergency paid leave for federal employees to prevent the spread of the virus, as well as critical oversight provisions to ensure transparency of this full $1.9 trillion package. the american rescue plan will rebuild our pandemic-torn nation from the ground up and stronger than ever. we need everybody should vote for this bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate the lady from new york and i would like to remind her that in her home state she has 16%, 16% of the country's homeless population in the united states. but under this bailout, c.b.o. projects that precisely 0 dollars, 0 dollars of the -- zero dollars, zero dollars of the $5 billion in this bill will go to help the homeless population this coming year. with that said i'm happy to yield one minute to the leader of the working class market, mr. mccarthy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from

cities across this nation states have lost billions in expected tax revenue. this bill helps. the oversight committee also delivered a provision providing emergency paid leave for federal employees to prevent the spread of the virus, as well as critical oversight provisions to ensure transparency of this full $1.9 trillion package. the american rescue plan will rebuild our pandemic-torn nation from the ground up and stronger than ever. we need everybody should vote for this bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate the lady from new york and i would like to remind her that in her home state she has 16%, 16% of the country's homeless population in the united states. but under this bailout, c.b.o. projects that precisely 0 dollars, 0 dollars of the -- zero dollars, zero dollars of the $5 billion in this bill will go to help the homeless population this coming year. with that said i'm happy to yield one minute to the leader of the working class market, mr. mccarthy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from

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