emily give the last word on this, nikole.have done, they make people want these books more. i think that's the point that jahan just made as well. they make people crave these books more. >> absolutely. the new york times, the 1619 project is still back on the new york times bestseller list. it's there the last two months. and where they keep talking about this dangerous book and all of these dangerous books, the more people want to read them and find out for themselves. you know, we have a first amendment to the constitution for a reason. it's because for all of their problems our founders actually understood the you cannot have a democracy and every country without freedom of the press and freedom of government intervention determining white type of ideas we can have access to. >> amen. >> most are very opposed to that idea and we don't live in a world where you can stop us from reading the things we want to read anymore. >> a man. we think wonder fake, we're gonna read what we want to. eight good luck, governor of florida

>> nikole killion for us in washington.hank you. >>> today authorities in pennsylvania confirmed a fourth death following a powerful explosion at a chocolate factory. three people are still unaccounted for right now. friday's blast flattened the factory located about 60 miles northwest of philadelphia. the cause of the explosin is still unknown. >>> well, tonight in philadelphia people are lining up to buy bottled water. a chemical spill prompted a water advisory for the more than 1.5 million residents who live in the city. this comes just two days after 8,000 gallons of latex material spilled into a creek in nearby bucks county. the city now says the tap water is safe to drink until at least tomorrow night. >>> well, thousands of israelis are protesting after prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired his defense minister. police used water cannons on demonstrators who blocked a major highway, as you see there, and rallied outside of netanyahu's home. he fired defense minister yoav gallant a dayaid a proposed judicial overhau

the city 19 project by nikole hannah-jones in your times magazine.aped american life, challenging patriotic ideals that many people have about america which, you guessed, it caused an uproar among conservatives. >> our struggles and striving's have made america more fair and more just. and as much democracy as we have, it has been borne of black resistance. in other words, the very people who are never supposed to be a part of our democracy, have played the most pivotal role in creating it. >> all right, that was a clip from a new six-part docuseries and habitation of the 1619 project, which is streaming now on hulu. one of the executive producers of the series joins us now. and it's good to see you my friend. >> lovely to see you. good to be here. >> i'm so glad we're finally having this conversation. i have been waiting, as we, know weeks to speak to about this. let's talk about this, because as we mentioned the republicans have been pretty forceful in their attack in their good critique of 1619 project the. i'm sure when you first learned about it

good evening, nikole. >> reporter: good evening, norah.ring that lasted more than five hours as tiktok's ceo defended his platform in his first appearance on capitol hill. >> we do not trust tiktok will ever embrace american values. >> reporter: from the beginning, shou zi chew, the ceo of the most downloaded app in the past two years faced intense scrutiny. >> my time is up, and if this committee gets its way, tiktok's time is up. >> reporter: he tried to reassure lawmakers with a commitment to safety. >> there were more than 150 millions who love our platform, and we know we have a responsibility to protect them. >> reporter: and he insisted the video-sharing platform is not an arm of the chinese government despite being owned by parent company bytedance, based in beijing. >> has bytedance spied on american citizens? >> i don't think that spying is the right way to describe it. >> reporter: chew said the company is working to build a firewall, project texas, to store and protect user data in the u.s. >> i have seen no evidence that the c

nikole killion reports from washington. >>> they're not coming after me, they're coming after you. >> reporter: former president trump used his first official campaign rally in waco, texas, to denounce the legal threats against him. >> people see it's [ bleep ], and they go and say -- [ cheers ] -- unfair. >> reporter: the former president steered clear of directly referencing manhattan district attorney alvin bragg despite labeling him an animal and talking about death and destruction if he's charged. >> i think that was an ill-advised post. >> reporter: his attorney, joe tacopina, maintained his client's issue in relation to hush-money payments to stormy daniels and said trump's inaccurate prediction that he would be arrested last tuesday was t >> we've been in touch with the district attorney's office regarding potential logistics of an arraignment if it gets to that point. >> reporter: former new york police commissioner bill bratton on "face the nation." >> if there's an indictment the president will be required to surrender in manhattan where he would be basically fingerprinted

february 2 this year , representatives of the government of the russian federation mikhail mishustin and nikolashinyan held talks on the sidelines of the eurasian intergovernmental council in almaty and we have a common opinion . it lies in the mutual understanding that has developed between the leadership of our countries. this is a significant factor in the further promotion of interactions that allow us to solve any questions that arise , we noted with satisfaction the deepening of cooperation between the legislative bodies of russia and armenia just a few days ago. broadcasts on our channel dear friends let me sincerely welcome all of you in moscow at the international parliamentary conference of all representatives of legislative authorities and leaders of party and social movements of african states, your conference is undoubtedly. it is of great importance in the context of the further development of russia's multifaceted cooperation with the countries of the african continent. in addition, we consider this event as one of the key events on the way to preparing the second russia -africa

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nikole killion was on capitol hill where tempers were brewing. >> reporter: with a cup of starbucks by his side, former ceo howard schultz defended the company he founded. >> we created five million jobs from a cup of coffee. >> reporter: as some steaming senators poured it on. >> these workers are out there struggling today. >> reporter: vermoenng to probe the coffee chain's labor practices, accusing them of being anti-union and breaking the law. >> starbucks violated federal labor law over 100 times during the past 18 months. >> sir, starbucks coffee company unequivocally has not broken the law. >> reporter: nearly 300 stores have you know unionized since the first store in 2021. how did it change? >> it really brought us together. >> reporter: none have reached a collective bargaining agreement. >> they have no rights. >> is there a union contract that you personally are aware of that provides comprehensive health insurance, equity in the form of stock options? >> reporter: schultz argued the company is negotiating in good faith. >> i am hearing about starbucks refusing to alard cre

nikole killion, thank you so much.ear-old man who died in police custody at a psychiatric hospital is vowing to seek justice for her son. family and friends of irvo otieno gathered for his funeral today at a virginia church. otieno, whose family says he long struggled with mental illness, died earlier this month after he was pinned to the ground by sheriff's deputies and hospital workers, who are now charged with his murder. tonight, there are growing concerns over artificial intelligence and the new calls to pause the ai tech race. that's next. ♪ ♪ er money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more

nikole killion, thank you so much.ent aboard a southwest airline flight from las vegas to columbus, ohio, on wednesday, when the captain of the plane passed out. cbs's adriana diaz reports tonight on how an off-duty pilot rushed to the cockpit. >> it's actually the captain that is not doing well, so we need to get him on the ground immediately. >> reporter: southwest flight 6013 bound for columbus, ohio, had to land back in las vegas wednesday after it's 47-year-old captain lost consciousness in the air. his copilot took over. >> he started to feel some stomach pain, and then probably about, maybe five or so minutes later, fainted. >> reporter: on the radio controls was a passenger, who also happened to be a pilot. in a statement, southwest said, a credentialed pilot from another airline entered the flight deck and assisted with radio communication. while i was southwest pilot flew the aircraft. adrienne custer was on board. >> reporter: what went through your mind when you realized? >> [laughs] it was pretty scary, fo

nikole killion, thank you. an alarming warning today. a top u.s.uld likely be able to produce enough weapons-grade nuclear material for a bomb within about 12 days. the official said iran has made remarkable progress in its nuclear program since the trump administration withdrew the united states from that 2015 nuclear deal. with millions of baby boomers retiring each year, the primary focus has been on preparing financially for the years ahead, but many experts say that is just -- what is just as important is to be mentally prepared. as we continue our series, "retirement ready," cbs's janet shamlian reports on what you can do. >> last one. >> reporter: andy ritz thought he was ready for retirement when he left his pediatric practice after 34 years. >> what's it been like? >> well, it's been fun. i'm not gonna say i have enjoyed it. i'm not regretting it. >> reporte: so, mixed feelings. the 64-year-old ohio man, who has four rescue dogs, saved enough, but it's his emotional bank that's running low. >> when i go to bed at night, and i say, "what di

nikole, thank you.service members and veterans gave emotional firsthand testimony about the chaotic u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. marine sergeant tyler vargas andrews spoke about the aftermath of suicide bombing at the kabul airport, in which he was severely injured. >> i opened my eyes to marines dead or unconscious lying around me. a crowd of hundreds immediately vanished in front of me, and my body was catastrophically wounded with 100-150 ball bearings now in it. >> margaret: 13 u.s. service members were killed in that suicide bombing, along with more than a hundred afghan civilians. overseas, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy met today with u.n. secretary general antonio guterres, calling on russia to extend the deal allowing ukraine to export through the black sea. in eastern ukraine, russian troops may be on the verge of taking the city of bakhmut. cbs's imtiaz tyab reports tonight from that embattled region. [explosions] >> reporter: if bakhmut falls, it will be russia's first major te

>> norah: nikole killion, thank you. tiktok could be banned from the u.s.d today. the senate legislation would give the commerce secretary new powers to act against tech companies based in six foreign nations, including china. president biden has ordered that tiktok be removed from government devices over concerns that china could be trying to spy on americans. tonight, five texas women are suing the lone star state after they claim they were denied medically necessary abortions because their doctors feared being prosecuted over the state's ban on the procedure. the women came forward to tell their stories today on the steps of the state capitol in austin. cbs's janet shamlian is there. >> and i needed an abortion to preserve my health, but couldn't get one in texas. >> reporter: anna zargarian is one of five women suing the state of texas over its abortion ban. she was denied the procedure at 19 weeks after her water broke early, she says putting her at risk of a potentially life-threatening infection. her doctors said they couldn't perform the abortion, s

so, i think that they're afraid of the reframing and what nikole has asked the americans to re-examines of slavery were so living with the day. that's the key point, because there is a sanitizing of history. people accountable with the idea that things happened in the past, 1964 civil rights act happened, it's all over now, everything is fair and we're good, right? we know that is not true. we're still living with the repercussions of slavery. >> i can't tell you how many times i've gotten into conversations with friends of mine, and when you bring up the subject of our patients, what did they say? they say, why should i pay for something that our ancestors did. >> right, sure, that's the common -- we're asking for it to be re-framed in a sense. >> do you think that this could actually change peoples minds, make it different and the perception, or as unleashed this kind of polarization that existed, was there but as harden people into, yes, we need to have the conversation and the force on the other side, which is banning books and going further, banning words not to be used and trying

nikole killion, thank you. >>> an alarming warning today. a top u.s.ense official told congress today that iran would likely be able to produce enough weapons-grade nuclear material for a bomb within about 12 days. the official said iran has made remarkable progress in its nuclear program since the trump administration withdrew the united states from that 2015 nuclear deal. >>> with millions of baby boomers retiring each year, the primary focus has been on preparing financially for the years ahead. but many experts say what's just as important is to be mentally prepared. as we continue our series "retirement ready", cbs's janet shamlian reports on what you can do. >> reporter: andy thought he was ready for retirement when he left his pediatric practice after 34 years. what's that's been like? >> well, it's been fun. i'm not going to say i've enjoyed it. i'm not regretting it. >> reporter: so mixed feelings. the 64-year-old ohio man with four rescue dogs saved enough, but it's his emotional bank that's running low. >> when i go to bed at night and i say

vladimir putin held a telephone conversation with armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan. according to the kremlin, practical aspects of the implementation of the agreements between the leaders of russia, armenia , azerbaijan, include steps to ensure stability and security for armenians the azerbaijani border, the restoration of economic and transport ties in the region and the preparation of a peace treaty between armenia and azerbaijan during the discussion, the current situation around nagorno-karabakh, vladimir putin stressed that issues need to be addressed in a constructive manner in close contact and interaction with russian peacekeepers. it was held on the initiative of the armenian side. the clergy of kiev pechersk lavra will defend their rights to the last, and the rector said this. metropolitan abode. pavel, he recalled after more than two weeks on march 29, the deadline for the monks of the ukrainian orthodox church to leave the lavra on this expires, in fact, the expulsion in an ultimatum form insists the kiev regime schismatics, by the way , are already holdi

people's republic vladimir putin i had a telephone conversation with the prime minister of armenia nikolan. as noted in the press service of the kremlin, on the initiative of yerevan, the talk was about how the agreements between the leaders of russia, armenia and azerbaijan to ensure stability and security in the army are being implemented in practice. it is on the azerbaijani border to restore economic and transport ties in the region and prepare a peaceful agreements also touched upon the topic of nagorno- karabakh vladimir putin emphasized the need to resolve all issues in a constructive manner in close contact and interaction of the parties with russian peacekeepers. the work of deputy prime ministers and ministers in parliament should be clearly structured , mikhail mishustin said today, opening a series of meetings with faction deputies. these are traditional meetings. on the eve of mishustin's report in the state duma, assistance to members of their own and their families. integration of new regions of russia support for large families and pensioners - this is only a part of the

ikeru nikol are people who love their profession, those who make life, e our citizens comfortable, cozy, create a beautiful atmosphere on our streets in parks and squares. this is all the daily work of workers in our professions only with love, doing their job. we can to have such a beautiful, prosperous country. this is a long awaited award. for more than twenty years i have been working in the housing and communal services system of our capital, i try to put my whole soul into work, therefore today the leaders of the city highly appreciate our ministry of housing and communal services. this, of course, is an invaluable gift for all of us, probably an inspiration. yes, that i was somehow valued by some dignity, that i , like many, well, i worked for so many years. and i somehow well, my leadership somehow me appreciated. i don’t know the feeling of somehow being proud of myself, probably, your exact program of laying a capsule for an hour for months was the number one ear of the house of kiraunitism in minsk, and it was opened. i neck to military hour. it has a terrible history, the ca

year , representatives of the government of the russian federation mikhail mishustin held talks with nikollines of the eurasian intergovernmental council. in almaty, it lies in the mutual understanding that has developed between the leadership of our countries. this is the weight of advancing interactions that allow you to resolve any issues that arise. and now the broadcast on our channel.

volnovakha was beaten, if mariupol was beaten, then they marched through the nikol community like marshakeat destruction there, and in this part, in principle, unfortunately, only two and a half thousand left, and from this community they moved to the territory controlled by the ukrainian authorities, when there is communication with those well, unfortunately, almost all schools work according to the models of muscovites. in fact, if you look at the nikolsk administration , 60 percent of those who worked when it was controlled by the ukrainian authorities continue to work in moscow, communicating with by them, some of them are absolutely convinced that, in principle, ukraine will not return there, this indicates a rather weak informational work of our, in principle , informational informational components and monopolization , in fact, a single button and the so-called single-language channel freedom, which represents only one political force, a force under one leader, he is desperate causes even in ukraine and is controlled e-e in principle by the authorities does not say anything about t

let's start with a telephone conversation vladimir putin spoke with the prime minister of armenia nikolcussed the situation around nagorno-karabakh , according to the kremlin press service vladimir putin stressed the need to resolve all issues in close contact with russian peacekeepers. after the ukrainian attack on donetsk, a school in the kiev district of the city was damaged; two people were injured, according to the mayor's office - this is a primary school teacher and

the day before, german chancellor olafsholz, after negotiations with the prime minister of armenia, nikolhinyan, offered to expand the civilian mission to nagorno-karabakh, which started working literally two weeks ago . we will talk about this with our next guest. this is how we involve him. alizade, we congratulate you. well, we would like to ask you about the new phase of the caucasian war. we understand that everything is extremely unstable, so to speak. your forecasts, your assessments of the current situation with us. unfortunately , it is unstable . we are talking about peace talks, but in bolshoy, unfortunately, they have stability . aggravates this situation well, what happened recently. the point is that er, we er, so our activists have established certain control over the latin road connecting er, the region where armenians live in karabakh, er, azerbaijani, er, azerbaijani karabakh is karabakh the economic region of azerbaijan is the armenians, so we set up a post there that actually controls the passage of goods so that military cargo does not enter the territory. with our di

vladimir putin spoke with armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan and discussed the situation around nagorno-karabakh , according to the kremlin press service, vladimir putin stressed the need to resolve all issues in close contact with russian peacekeepers. after the ukrainian attack on donetsk, a school in the kiev region of the city was damaged, two people were injured, according to the mayor's office - a primary school teacher and a technical worker in residential buildings in the neighborhood broke glass. in addition, under fire today, makiivka and senovaty , the village of shirokaya balka , the joint control center reports this, the data on the consequences are being clarified, but the ministry of defense has distributed footage of how russian ka-52 attack helicopters destroyed the fortified point and enemy armored vehicles in the special operation zone. the accuracy of hitting targets was recorded by objective control systems. among the tasks of our units is also the delivery of troops of military cargo. aviation support of units and escort of convoys. the center for public re

earlier, the prime minister of armenia vladimir putin called the russian president and discussed with nikolashinyan the provision of stability and security for the army on the azerbaijani border, the restoration of economic and transport ties in the region , the preparation of a peace treaty between yerevan and the side were practically considered steps to implement the agreements between the leaders of russia , armenia and azerbaijan putin stressed that issues on the situation around nagorno-karabakh should be resolved in close contact between the parties and russian peacekeepers. during the day, russian troops intercepted 12 hymars rockets, fired one harm missile by kiev formations, shot down 16 drones . cars, armored vehicles and howitzers. armed formations of ukraine again hit artillery on the cities of donetsk republic today fired at waves of light blue. makeevka kyiv. and the kuibyshevsky districts of donetsk, one of the shells hit the school building, wounded a primary school teacher and a technical worker at the site of the shelling , our enkor boris maksudov is working. kievsky dis

cbs's nikole killion has more. >> reporter: tonight, more fallout for fox after a trove of emails, textts revealed evidence the network's executives and personalities pushed election claims on the air that they privately didn't believe. one senior executive calling it an existential crisis. >> i am not surprised that intelligent people realize that what they were saying on the air was untruthful, was lies. and i am just disappointed that they would sell their personal integrity so cheaply. >> reporter: according to court documents come in a defamation lawsuit between dominion voting systems and fox news and its parent company, top talent from tucker carlson to sean hannity and laura ingraham slammed trump attorney sidney powell, a frequent guest who promoted claims of mass voter fraud. in one text, ingraham writes "and he is a complete nut. no one will work with her." the filings also show chairman rupert murdoch questioned whether some of the networks hosts went too far in promoting former president trump's fraudulent election rhetoric and conspiracy theories. >> let's not forget the s

front and king offended this week to the prime minister armenia to nikol pashinyan, who finally found admit that he blocked the entry of several more people to me into armenia because we said that he was not acting in the interests of the armenian people, and in general behaves like an enemy of the armenian people. that's why west is now closed to us, i want to say. yes, i didn’t understand, i defended the fragrance more jokingly. that is, it continues for all armenians. yesterday i announced that he had closed the entrance to me aromashots and zatulin. well, zatulin, let's say not an armenian, as far as i know, he also has a passport. maybe i i'm wrong, but in my opinion, yes, yes, it's not a question of a passport, how can the homeland of all armenians? ban the armenian this i'm just really i as a jew do not understand this logic and agree. i do not agree with the motherland, i do not have one. no, my dear. here she is, of course, it has nothing to do with it. although it was not. margot was not part of this motherland. margot is not like that, you don’t need to return it, you under

earlier, vladimir putin had a telephone conversation with armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan to discuss the implementation of trilateral agreements between moscow, yerevan and baku, in particular steps to ensure stability and security on the border, restoring economic and transport ties in the region and preparing a peace treaty between armenia and azerbaijan, as the kremlin press service reported, the situation around nagorno-karabakh was also on the agenda , the presidents stressed that all emerging issues must be resolved in a constructive manner and in close contact with russian peacekeepers. two dozen houses were left without heating in donetsk after shelling by the apu under the fire hit and a school in the kiev region of the city there are wounded among the teachers ukrainian formations attacked and settlements on the left bank of the dnieper in the kherson region , a resident of nova kakhovka yes in the city of perevalsk lpr became a victim of artillery strikes. the number of victims increased to 16 people , among the wounded four children, a targeted blow fell on the bu

here among these 100 one person was the father of a nikolizer. he served in the village of yarovoye, krasno-limansky district. i told his fate, how he was captured. uh-huh that's when ours departed. he just lingered for some time and already fell into the hands of the nazis, of course, as he passed through the basement of the hut from the beating, he passed and ended up just in my cell. but i'm wondering, and after your release, you gave me the first interview. do you have any information from those who remained in the conclusions, did you see him or hear your words? someone, maybe from the hut, they watched, of course, they watch ukraine and they watch our program with you in full and watch and pass us all our programs. they are then in telegra-public it's all laid out, in their own way. this is all commented on by all sorts of people there , they are distorting everything, while there you look at moscow priests. there for russia there. look how russia is there aggression. here's how he serves in the service. there, in the service of russia. put

peace with the republic of azerbaijan in the near future, nikol announced in a message on the internetshinyan wrote a peace treaty based on an approved official statement and will be established at the highest levels. the prime minister of armenia also pointed to the increase in speculations about the possibility of a military conflict between azerbaijan and armenia and stated that there should be no new tension. with pyongyang's warnings to washington and seoul to stop military exercises, north korea has detonated a non-nuclear warhead at a depth of 80 to 150 meters under the sea. a ground attack crew could be deployed on any beach or port or launched by a ship for operations, but hear of anti -macron protests in 250 french cities. the french authorities confirmed the presence of one million demonstrators. protests against the policies of macron's government yesterday, more than the previous eight rounds of protests, were met with violence and repression by the french police. at the same time as yesterday's mass demonstrations, which the media called black thursday , strikes in the av

nikol pashinyan announced in a message on the cyberspace that the peace treaty will be written based on an official statement approved and established at the highest levels. the prime minister of armenia also pointed to the increase in speculations about the possibility of a military conflict between azerbaijan and armenia. do not use the new north korea submarine test drone. at the same time as pyongyang's first warning from washington to stop north korean military exercises , the submarine test submarine drone with the ability to carry nuclear weapons has detonated a non-nuclear warhead at a depth of 80 to 150 meters under the sea. announced that this unmanned nuclear attack submarine can be deployed on any coast and port or by a ship for doctor operations . one million people, estimated by some french officials, confirmed the presence of one million demonstrators. yesterday's protest against the policies of the macron government, more than the previous eight rounds of demonstrations , were met with violence and repression by the french police. paralyzed air transport and energy in

i do not know if nikole knew she was on camera, but she went lik. -- not me.telling peopl the movies when they are at the movies. reggie: that was funny. drew: today is a mostl day. we are preparing for our next atmospheric river later tonight. light, scattered shower with the best chance in the north bay. you will feel increased humidity and mild temperatures in the 60's. then the atmospheric river arrives. light rain at first turns heavy tomorrow morning. today, light, isolated showers mainly in the north bay. after sunset, we will have widespread light rain that does intensify. tomorrow morning's commute is going to ba mess. d elay your commute until after 10:00 a.m. or work from home, you will be in better shape. flood watch in effect with the heavy rain will happen almost immediately because the ground is saturated. we are expecting flooded roads. when following -- rainfall estimates one to th in the mountains, we could see mudslides. high wind warning in effect. areawide, winds gusting 40 to 50 indsgusting close to 70 mph. trees are going to come down. w

might remember f the piece we read about the 1619 project that one of the most controversial claims, nikole hannah-jones madinhe opening was that one of the reasons the colonies fought the revotiary war was to upho slery, and in response to a request signed some prominent historians. you had the new york times kind of clarifying the statement to say that some of the colonists fought the revolutionary war t uphold svery. now, part of the reason this claim was controversial herschel is because it's a matter of terpretations that not all history ends agree upon. so some who hann-jes was really building on think the colonists in this period were very worried about t btish threatening the system chattel slavery in theolies or attempting to turn enslaved people against them in any kind of struggle that ty ght have now you have other historians who who kind of argue the colonists, elite colonists were not necessarily that worried about this the time a lot of the debate over this and how a role this is playing or how of mind this is for early colonists centers on british court ruling that's issued.

the guarantor of security in nagorno -karabakh is russia , armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan saidg at a press conference in yerevan today. he said that in the near future the armenian foreign minister is scheduled to visit moscow for discussion. including the possibility of holding a trilateral meeting of the heads of the foreign ministries of armenia, azerbaijan and russia, the initiative to hold such a meeting comes from moscow, but until now, yerevan has not agreed, it is preparing negotiations because of the situation with the latin corridor in armenia, they say that it is illegally blocked by azerbaijan baku denies these accusations, and a few days ago azerbaijan sent armenia its draft peace treaty between the two countries viewers of ntv, the capital, are waiting for the release today in moscow, and we will continue to broadcast for other regions of central russia all-russian award for fidelity to science, which will be awarded for the ninth time this year it is becoming more and more popular in 2 years, the number of applications has quadrupled about this today, at a meetin

and i think that nikole, who is the author of the 1619 project which was born of course at the new york times, i think in in a moment of crystal clarity, i might say unflinching clarity. she makes it very clear the fightr the 1619 project is not about history really. it's aal rewrite of the american story. but she s's not about history it i about memory. and as i absorbed that like a sponge, i thought myself, that's right that's what's going here. hannah-jones, by the way, said she was honored to claim responsibility for the violent, destructive mobs who toppled statues and in violent actions. meanwhile, the 19 project is being taught in thousands of schools nationwide. and president biden's cited it as an exemplary piece of work in new guidelines for department of education grants. this should concern us very deeply. the 1619 project is irredeemable flawed, by the way. people of goodwill have continually about the illiteracy where did it come from? what are the seedlings? where is it born? is it bad parenting? you know, is bad teaching? i came to the conclusion in toward a more perfect

vladimir putin i spoke on the phone with the prime minister of armenia nikol pashinyan. the leaders of russia, armenia and azerbaijan, to ensure stability and security for the army on the azerbaijani border, the restoration of economic and transport ties in the region and the preparation of a peace treaty, were touched upon in practice. on the topic of nagorno-karabakh, vladimir putin emphasized the need to resolve all issues in a constructive manner in close contact and interaction of the parties with russian peacekeepers. and today, vladimir putin held a working meeting with the head of the chechen republic, ramzan kadyrov. we have just received footage from the kremlin. we discussed how fighters from the region operate in their own zone. according to kadyrov, they successfully carry out their tasks . -economic development of the chechen republic everything is very good. it is thanks to you, if you are the chechen people, if you are protection, yes, i would boast something with us there in 2002 in the chechen republic, but aha positions in various fields we have the fi

joining us now is nikole hockley, she's cofounder and ceo of sandy hook promise. miss hockley, it is nice to see you. i'm story that is under terrible circumstances. thank you for taking time to be with us tonight. >> thank you rachel, it's always good to -- but it's always under awful situations. >> yeah, let me ask you to expand a little bit on what you said today in the immediate aftermath of this news. you said we have solutions, we mostly don't use them. you said we're praying for these families, but you said you're angry, said your ticked off at the profiteers. what did you mean by that? >> exactly that, i am so heartbroken, continue to be heartbroken every single day. there have been so many incidences of gun violence, so many incidences of school shootings. my heart just can't take it anymore, and now i'm just really ticked off. again, there are too many people that just want to debate about this, and want to talk about why we shouldn't talk about it now, or that now isn't the time, or that we need to protect gun owners suffers. and i honestly think that t

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air big game today vladimir putin had a telephone conversation with the prime minister of armenia nikolhey discussed the steps to ensure security on the armenian-azerbaijani border and the preparation of a peace treaty. this is very important in the context of the attempts of the west. yes, and i must say some forces. in yerevan itself, weaken russia's position in armenia and replace russian peacekeepers with western a vladimir putin's press secretary dmitry peskov commenting on the proposal of the former chairman of the munich conference. volga ishindra, this proposal to create a contact group from western countries for future peace talks and the settlement of the ukrainian conflict, said today i quote that so far there are no prerequisites for the transition of processes to a peaceful course, and that russia's absolute priority is to achieve the goals set for the special operation and that, for the time being, these goals can only be achieved by military means. this same. it seems to me that a very important statement, including in the context of today's statement by the reuters news