first of all, what power did this entity that close those schools in racine, said that it has come anddoesn't really hav the power to do that? can get in wisconsin we've had an ongoing debate, there's really two layers of health departments there is the state health department and then the local units of health departmen underneath that. the statutes govern those two entities differently. we're in front of the supreme court now for dane county which is madison, where the local health official closed on schools in dane county the supreme court stepped in and said no, only the statewide health officer can do that, that's the legal argument they put an injunction on dane count then racine followed up and sai we're going to close all the schools in racine, we have gone to court to have the injunction get extended to say that no, this is under review, you can't close schools just because of the local health order. surprisingly, the local health department and in the city ever seen has ignored the injunction that the supreme court extended so now you're talking about schools that have been o

karl racine is attorney general for washington, d.c. he is the president of national association of attorneys general, who led a coalition of 23 attorneys general opposing the texas lawsuit trying to overturn the election. first of all, i guess, mr. racine, your -- your -- your reaction to the court's ruling? >> chris, i'm not surprised by the ruling of the united states supreme court. i think, if people have been watching over the last four years, state and federal judges, including, the united states supreme court, have been the backbone of the american democratic experiment and the checks and balances. the court did the right thing, today, in resoundingly rejecting what is the biggest threat, since the civil war, which you cited. and now is the time for leaders to, as president lincoln said, try to bind these wounds. and move our country forward. >> there's some thinking. i think, josh shapiro, who is the ag for pennsylvania, in his brief, asked the court, basically, said to the court something along the lines of, you need to rebuke

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it was aaron roberts from it was aaron roberts from hillsborough, peter thomas, racine, and william p stewart in peshtigo. i found that remarkable piece of information considering that there were so few black veterans. but they were still accepted and kept in, maintained their membership in the gar through this. i think i will stop there and at this point to our other speakers and uh come back later for questions. kevin: that's excellent. thank you very much, jeff. i appreciate that. as everyone knows the wisconsin , veterans museum we firmly believe that every veteran has a story. but we also firmly believe that you need to understand the context, understand that why it still matters and to be able to , understand why wisconsin was there. so with that i'd like to ask our chris to join us here and tell us a little bit about the context of why or what does this legacy this legacy obviously starts with u.s colored troops . and what does that mean? chris: why u.s colored troops at the time that they're admitted as of course to the to the union army as well why not from the very beginning

nigeria are now free the boys who were abducted from their school in the northwestern state of casino racine arriving a government buildings on friday the students will undergo medical examinations before being reunited with their loved ones nigeria's president says their release was quote a big relief to their families the entire country and the international community the jihadist group boko haram claimed responsibility for the kidnapping. you know your correspondent who wants to interest joins me now from a buddha and the wife too good to have you with us we just saw the boys arriving at casino state governor at the casino st governor's office as they walk their themselves barefoot some carrying their belongings what more do we know about how they are. their boys are writing because. the government has been received by the governor and the. tradition and then chicken that has. you don't have a section have a really. long time in the one ship one trout. to high people go up in the. parent. how big of a victory is there rescue for the president he had come under a lot of fire for his handli

ag karl racine is leading that effort and he joins me now.eing here. let me reiterate what's going on. you have 18 attorneys general and other gop-led states saying they're not going to do t it. what is your message to texas, the attorney general ken paxton and 18 other gop-led states where they are doing this thing? and what's your reaction to them and the more than 100 house republicans who are supporting this baseless texas lawsuit? >> i'm going to look beyond them for a moment and i'm going focus on the first name that you started with, and that's attorney general lawrence wasden from the great state of idaho. that's a profile in courage right there. honest, thoughtful and persuasive. and he's the embodiment of our attorney general room. i am the president of the national association of attorney general, a bipartisan room that just yesterday, 48 of us, sued facebook alleging monopolistic behavior. so, seven republican ags did not join the texas attorney general, and let me tell you they stood up against withering, coercive pressur pressur

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attorney general, karl racine. mr. attorney general, thanks for joining us.s we mentioned, stephanie winston wolkoff was deposed today. i know you can't share details as it's an ongoing civil case. can you share whether she was cooperative, or not? >> miss winston wolkoff has been fully cooperative, since day one of meeting her. and her deposition today, i think, you know, was truthful, honest, and fulsome. though, i cannot talk about the details of the deposition, i can tell you that it strengthens our case, and our case is a just case because it demonstrates that the trumps took advantage of the presidential-inaugural committee, and funneled money, a million dollars, essentially, into their own pockets and purses through the trump hotel. >> and can you just walk us through how you believe that the inaugural committee may have overpaid the trump family, trump family business, and what you found after years of collecting evidence? because, i understand, part of it is -- is they were charging or allegedly charging exorbitant rates for hotel rooms during inaugu

course wasn't possible so they decided to do a best also in this video without areas from valley of racine either. organizers always pickings sing us one famous yet but probably. some highlights from previous years there speech here big events that didn't happen as planned this was actually supposed to be the international beethoven year. d.w. produced 3 big music documentaries about 1st of all. the. 9th symphony for the world it's about the meaning of this months of peaceful people around the globe this has won lots of prizes. and how would that be because it was and still is an inspiration for so many musicians. this is the sound of nature this is about a symphony number 6 is to nature that. environmentalists today. so great big music to see all 3 of them they're all on the you tube channel they're really good they really make you see beethoven in a completely different light and even though it's pretty tough when you're didn't go as planned it is the 250th anniversary of his birth this month so you are honoring the great composer let's take a look back at his life and works. everyone ca

so far a faction of the armed group boko haram says it was responsible for the kidnappings admitted racin katsina he has more on the search for the missing children. we were in this afternoon and we've seen a large deployment of nigerian special forces there one source is also talking about intelligence being spread around that area locals also told us that over the past few days they've seen aircraft surveillance aircraft moving overhead and we were told that the abductors have been to a particular location and in the words of the governor whatever he is going to happen happens on the front line and it's between federal forces and the kidnappers not on the civilian administration here which doesn't control i have the police or the military the french president emmanuel mccraw is carrying on with his duties despite testing positive for cooler with 19 he's just addressed a humanitarian conference the prime ministers of spain and belgium are in quarantine after meeting the earlier this week. the u.s. is registered to coronavirus records in one day of the number of new deaths and cases nearl

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prospects for most people in the in the in the in these islands near are we're looking at ireland in racine what they can do in the european union will wonder what the heck leaders in london have been up to walking away from this when they see the figures these are little government figures i was quoting incidentally this is economically damaging to jobs and there is to people's livelihoods and life chances and the work markets rushford incidentally has done and food banks and food for children in might need to pull in the manchester united team and the england team to get this is sorted into just such the difficulties are likely to be. might masbate been loaned and politics are trying to take a long term view of things give us some of that insight and where you think the deal no deal half a deal in and brussels is going to be in the long term for northern ireland for ireland and for the the rest of the united kingdom we're going to think long term that the reality is that business people adapt to whatever circumstances they are presented with so what they need is certainty they may not lik

far a faction of the armed group boko haram says it was responsible for the kidnappings committed racin katsina he has more on the search for the missing children. we were in this afternoon and we've seen a lot.

lessons that you have learned personally or professionally that we can use in the future for other on racine crisis. everyone was kind of writing the book for the beginning on the pandemic. the one thing i think we did learn is that you have to be honest with the people that you are working with. there are dangerous issues with this. i think getting them more prepared and the procedures that they need to follow. it's a lot of work that went into that. to get the opening plan up and running. i think honesty as well as the administration. really going all out and making sure that you have everything that you can think of covered. you quickly figure out what we didn't had covered. it has to be done by everybody. we all had to keep each other safe. and just personally, how had you been coping. and then maybe that can segue to a final later question. do you have any books to recommend during this particular crisis. >> i miss going to the library and rousing. we had been under a really strict lockdown with the state of washington. bookstores had only recently just began to open for example. i miss

your reaction to 2020 being the year of d from the police that is ricocheting around the country in racinetle another cities defunding and crime is skyrocketing. >> this is problematic from a political perspective we saw how it flipped and the house of representatives in relation to the d from police movement, people live in these communities, the local citizens do not want defunding the police because when we see what happened in new york, seattle, portland in chicago, these communities came under siege as a result of people that acted with impunity because they believe that d from the police movement was something that the politicians o were attaching, we need to moveit forward to a betr place and it's unfortunate, i live in new york city and bill de blasio is at the helm in denigrating and the quality of life in new york and it's all based on the prefaces of d from the police. elizabeth: yesterday we had a family coming in to look at the christmas tree in their car in teenagers on bicycles jumped on the car, smashed their windshield and the habited downtown manhattan, we have crime skyr

racine on television, is trying to recoup money for the charity. so let me explain.e the president inauguration committee on one hand. the trump hotel on the other. the inaugural committee is supposed toing not enriching private individuals or private corporations. on both siftds transaction, alex, you effectively have the president of the united states. so the d.c. attorney general is saying, that doesn't work. there's something wrong here, he's trying to recover money for charitable purposes. whether or not he wins, let's see. i kind of wish he wasn't talking about it publicly. i really do prefer when attorneys general or federal prosecutors do their work in court and not on television. i understand why he's upset and angry. by the way, i read his complaint. it's excellent. he may well prevail but i wish he would do his work in court. >> duly noted. about what about the sources saying the president is considering issues preemptive pardons for his family members and giuliani none of whom charged with crimes at this point. is it possible to issue a blanket pardon pro

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. >> the heart of nashville's downtown to racine thankfully nearly deserted christmas morning, when thexplosion occurred. blast, smoke, flames visible for miles, residents nearby captured cries of distress and scattered street fires, windows blown out, buildings damaged. >> help! help! >> it was just completely demolished. the front was like a war zone. it had to climb over things, there was broken glass, there were people in front of the building just in shock. there are literally was nothing left of my windows. they were blown completely into the other room and if i'd been standing there 10 minutes later, i mean, i never would have survived that. >> mike: nashville police called the explosion intentional and officers arrived around dawn to report shots fired. >> they responded they encountered an rv that had a recording saying that the potential bomb would detonate within 15 minutes. officers upon hearing it decided to evacuate the building's nearby. shortly after that, the rv and exploded. >> one of the police officers was blown off his feet from the blast but no serious injuries wer

"outfront" now, a man running two investigations that no pardon can protect president trump, carl racineorney general of washington, d.c., as well as the new president of association of attorneys general. ivanka trump was deposed in one of your investigations three days ago, attorney general. we've been talking a lot about this over the years, as part of, you know, documentary work we've done with what's happening with the family profiting off of the business. so i want to ask you about that deposition. but first, if president trump did follow through with these pardons of himself, of his children, would it give you more motivation to push ahead? because you would be among the few who could hold them accountable if the feds couldn't? >> well, you're right when you say that our lawsuits, which are two civil lawsuits, not criminal lawsuits, are not subject to the president's pardon authority. in terms of what it would give us more motivation to go ahead, we're following the evidence in this case and following the facts. erin, as you well know, and what you have researched and covered befor

. >> joining us from the district of columbia, attorney general karl racine.ake of the republicans who have signed this document? >> well, i think joe has it right, of course, that history will judge those republicans harshly as they will the republican attorneys general who joined attorney general paxton's brief. you know, my sincere hope is that at some point soon those republican ags even the ones in my room will join the seven republicans -- this is important, who did not go along with texas. attorney general carr, republican from georgia, attorney general lawrence wasden, idaho. these are profiles of courage. we see some of that in the senate all too little with senator sasse, and of course mitt romney. those are the people to help us get through this political quagmire and incourageous time we find in. >> good morning. it's a profile in courage to state the obvious, that this is a quack lawsuit that's undermining an american presidential election. what do you make of those attorneys general, the attorneys general who have signed on to this, some of whom