pero también en los alrededores de los restaurantes in-n-out y racing kings.io el paso. >> según informan, el sospechoso huyó en el carro hacia la autopista 80 en dirección norte y 2 menores de edad fueron detenidos. autoridades determinaron que el vehículo había sido robado hace varios días. la policía de fremont dijo continuar investigando este incidente en el este de la bahía. >> una persecución policial terminó también enfrentamiento armado involucrando a un oficial de la policía de american canyon. ese incidente dejó a una persona herida. >> sandra cervantes tiene los detalles sobre la información revelada hasta este momento. >> este fue el sitio donde el vehículo sospechoso quedó inmovilizado en la intersección de souza way y gateway drive en vallejo. >> luego de una persecución que inició en american canyon. en este video de vigilancia captado desde una residencia en vallejo, se observa como las autoridades policial persiguen a un conductor, según el informe policial, el incidente ocurrió la tarde de este jueves a aproximadamente a las 3,15. la persecuc

> for me, it's a blessing to be here, to walk in unity with all these people of all races, because martin luther king's dream and i'm here. >> while the civil rights marches in alabama helped earn black americans voting rights, those in attendance on this monday. i'm gonna let it shine. say the key to harmony is first, through education. many passing out fliers and holding up signs. it's overwhelming. >> and it's so great to see so many generations of people here, especially the young people, to understand that if you know your history, then you can move forward in the future. the message of unity and solidarity were on full display. >> i come here and i see so much community. >> i see so much joy, and i think there's so much love to that. >> it's an opportunity for us to really show that we are a coalition of many organizations, doing all kinds of work and coming together in service of justice and love. >> the march continued through mission bay and culminated with song, dance and celebration at yerba buena gardens. i am the power. >> i am the love. >> these grounds, home of our country's third larges

race. steve king endorsed vivek ramaswamy, he was arguing white supremacy is no so bad of a thing.hy is this happening? >> he's like the bad penny that won't go away. i had my issues with him, yes, in 2016, and what he did to ben carson in those caucuses, and i don't know what -- it doesn't do anything for vivek. it doesn't do anything except what steve king is trying to do, because he understands the caucus process, which is wound desantis or haley enough so that trump can then squeak out a victory in iowa and then move on to new hampshire. >> do you think there's a constituency for this that will actually benefit vivek? >> small one, vivek is 4 or 5% in the polls, he's very offputing. i've never gotten this, he's so annoying. i think there's a reason that, you know, he got up to 11 and once he got on the debate stage and people saw more of him they didn't like him. steve king was elected as a congressman several times in iowa, even though he was defeated in primary last time around he has, you know, some loyal voters. so, i don't know, there's only four congressional districts in

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what the progressive left individuals are doing, devaluing king's legacy by using the race card to hideconduct and incompetence and it's wrong. this country has advanced so much after king, and there is no systemic racism in federal government, in state government. we have minorities running major metropolitan cities. the race card is dead. individual racism still exists but within the government, no. but what she did in a church on king holiday weekend, insult king's legacy. it's offensive. >> john: so fani willis and claudine gay aside, what are you thinking of this martin luther king day? >> leo: how privileged i am to live in the greatest country in the world. how dr. king made such an impact and his death and the national holiday, we have a black president, a person of color as v.p., people of color in every aspect of our society. i'm on this program, i have a college degree, masters degree, law degree. king legacy has a major impact. i'm proud to live in this country, proud to be an african american and proud that the american system of government provides liberty and freedom. we

that i got steve king's endorsement in this race, someone who's actually a patriot. >> yeah, that steve king, the former iowa congressman who once baselessly claimed immigrants had, quote, caves the size of cantaloupes from smuggling drugs into this country, whose white nationalist rhetoric became so toxic his white national republican colleagues stripped him of his committee assignments. he found himself in an awkward face-off with a voter who thought he was too soft on trump. >> can i be honest with you? >> sure. >> okay. for one, why haven't you gone directly after him? >> what do you mean gone directly after him? >> in my viewpoint you're going pretty soft on him. >> but what do you think so -- because we -- i've articulated all the differences time and time again on the campaign trail. i think there's just a narrative that -- i think the narrative is this. i think what the media wants is they want republican candidates to just kind of like smear him personally and kind of do that. that's just not how i roll. >> ron desantis would rather talk over an iowa voter than speakous forcefu

remaining presidential candidates have all been campaigning — we'll have the latest on the race for the white house. and kingment for his prostate. hello, i'm sarah campbell. the future of the main un agency working in the palestinian territories has become highly uncertain, after israel presented evidence that some of its staff and resources were involved in the attacks by hamas last october. israel has called for the head of the organisation, philippe lazzarini, to resign. several countries have suspended funding for unrwa. mr lazzarini says that is shocking and something which threatens the ongoing humanitarian work in gaza. we'll look at how these developments could affect the people of gaza in the short and long term, but we begin our coverage with this report from our correspondent injerusalem, mark lowen. crushed from the air. lives, homes, families, and now the very mission set up

race. -- we saw john king posting recently on his instagram page about 64% said they would vote for nikki this math inwards 39% to 32. he leaves so hopefully they go to him. but i think push back a little bit on it so we've got iowa coming up, we're going to know how republican voters feel an eyewall, we already. no >> evangelical. >> and evangelical voters could. point now, new hampshire more moderate independents, libertarians and board was. then we've got nevada, then we've got south carolina. so we've got four pivotal points. i think by january 27, i think we will truly know that donald trump will clearly run away with this, or donald trump has got some competition and it's in the form of nikki haley. i think that's going to play better for her for south carolina. if you remember john casey won ohio. and i mean i don't want to bring. up >> no i'm just. say >> you have folks that were representative of those, states they won those states. >> but there are multiple criminal indictments, 40 i don't know trying to overthrow the government just to. >> say okay i agree. >> america -- that w

. >> you know what, they hit me for yesterday, but i tell you about steve king's endorsement in this raceimed once that immigrants had, quote, cavs at the size of cantaloupes from smuggling drugs into this country. who's white nationalist rhetoric became so toxic, that his house republican colleagues stripped him of all his committee assignments. elsewhere in iowa, ron desantis, the first candidate to have his way through all 99 counties in that state, found i'm self in an awkward face-off with a voter who thought that he was too soft on trump. >> can i be honest with you? >> sure. >> okay, so, i think a lot of us voted for trump. and i have a couple questions. for one, why haven't you gone directly after him? polls are down. he's you know, up -- >> what do you mean going directly after? >> i mean your, in my viewpoint, you're going pretty soft on him. >> i've articulated all the differences is, time and time again on the campaign trail. i, know i think there is a narrative -- i think the narrative is this. with the media wants is, they want republican candidates to just kind of smear him

race and that's why he's been, quote-unquote, resigned. aka, fired. >> let me be very clear, article sharpton, the king of the race card, has no credibility.ifications, cheryl, but because of her race. and they kept her in the job way too long. and for al sharpton to opine on this situation, let me mention a couple words, crowd heist. he has no credibility. there were legitimate business reasons to fire dr. gay. the plagiarism, her lack of response to protect jewish community and her disastrous performance at the congressional hearing. those individuals who play the race card profit from it, and that's the only reason why they're using the race card to try to protect her. it will not work. cheryl: what does this say about d can ei -- dei initiatives in your opinion in general, leo? because it's been very clear, bill ackman made this comment as well that it was a dei hire. she was not qualified for the job. but then you've got people like marc lamont hill, who i know you know and i know as well, who is saying, well, we need another black woman in as the next president of harvard. what's your reaction to that? >> wrong. absolutely wrong. loo

i am proud of it that i couldn't even kings enforcement in this race. he former iowa congressman who once baselessly claimed that immigrants had, quote, cabs the size of cantaloupes from smuggling drugs into this country, whose white nationalist rhetoric became so toxic that his house republican colleagues stripped him of all his committee assignments. elsewhere in iowa, rhonda sanchez, the first candidate to black and his way through all 99 counties in that state, found himself in an awkward face-off with a voter who thought he was too soft on trump. >> can i be honest with you? >> sure. >> okay, so i think of lack of i voted for trump, and i have a couple questions. for one, why haven't you gone directly after him? polls are down. he's, you know, operate -- >> what do you mean go directly after him? >> i mean, in my viewpoint, you're going pretty soft on him. >> but, what do you think -- because i have articulated all the differences time and time again on the campaign trail. i know, i just think that there is just a narrative -- i think the narrative

> for me, it's a blessing to be here, to walk in unity with all these people of all races, because martin luther king'sream and i'm here for the civil rights marches in selma, paved the way for the voting rights act, solidifying black americans right to vote. >> those in attendance on this monday behind the let it shine say the key to harmony is first, through education, many passing out fliers and holding up signs. >> it's overwhelming and it's so great to see so many generations of people here, especially the young people, to understand that if you know your history, then you can move forward in the future. >> the message of unity and solidarity were on full display. i come here and i see so much community. >> i see so much joy, and i think there's so much love to that. >> it's an opportunity for us to really show that we are a coalition of many organizations, doing all kinds of work and coming together in service of justice and love. >> the march continued through mission bay and culminated with song, dance and celebration at yerba buena gardens. i am the power. >> i am the love. >> these grounds ho

king. it was race, racism, antisemitism, and other matters of division, that he told martin luther the third i want to know his thoughts in that area, now. well that does it for me, thanks for watching, i'll see you back here tomorrow at five pm eastern, for another live hour of politicsnation. right now, the saturday show with jonathan capehart, at its new time, six pm eastern. jonathan, good luck, and take it away. >> thanks very much reverend. this is a historic moment. i've always followed you, but now i'm really following you -- this is fantastic, have a good evening arrive. s faall eyes on iowa, two days until the first contest of the 2024 presidential primaries and the republican front runner has spent more time campaigning from courtrooms then in iowa. my all-star panel will discuss why donald trump's legal strategy is part of his political strategy, with chilling consequences for demo

king would be challenging us of all parties and races to make this beloved community a reality. don't just sit around complaining. do something about it. >>incredible, mika, that, as the rev said, martin luther king, not popular in the final years of his life. he was seen as too radical by white america. he was seen as too passive and conservative with a small "c" by large segments of black america. he was despised by those who wanted to use violence to push civil rights. and -- who is talking in the studio there? >> i don't know. >> could you ask them to stop talking? >> okay. they heard you. >> here you have, what is remarkable, in 1965 -- 1964 and 1965, we had the second american revolution. as jon meacham says so beautifully and so eloquently, for the first time in american history, the laws of this land actually allowed black americans, the civil rights and the voting rights they had been stripped from for so long. even three years later, people were pushing martin luther king, one of the most transformative figurescentury, to go even further and push for violence. he did no

king in just a few minutes. >>> but we start with that developing news, the race for the presidency. the republican iowa caucuses are happening as we speak. it's about 9:00 p.m. now in iowa. nbc news is projecting donald trump as the winner. let's take a live look of mr. trump's watch party there in des moines. it's the capital of iowa. this is the kickoff for the election season. from here until november 5th, get ready for a wild ride. we're expecting the former president to take the podium there at some point tonight. let's take a look now at the latest results. these are real-time results from iowa. former president trump, you see there, with more than 50% of the votes there. nikki haley, the former u.n. secretary at nearly 20%. and just above her, ahead of nikki haley, is florida governor ron desantis. this is a huge night for governor desantis, actually for all the candidates as they jockey for position. now, they are still caucusing, so we are getting more results to continue in. we'll continue to follow all the numbers. by the way, iowa republicans are braving the snow and the

king, are they really worthy and not to rule? peace, father, dad, but there is a true ruler of the gray race, queen charlotte, for many years, my littleus , bravo, bravo! bravo, bravo, potion, on the day of my son’s coming of age, i declare, the old king is not evil, what fresh water! long live the new king, it ’s me, yes, beli, doro, piri, doro, beli! you're flying, is this all a dream, what a dream, a dream, this is your whole life, wake up, father, it turns out this is not a dream, and if there are those who disagree, you know what to do, and what to do with them, with those who disagree, well and... what's going on here anyway? don't you want to explain to the king? dad, she has a magic flute. yes, this is water, this is a sleepless potion. potion, potion. but let's return to the flute. she has one little secret. if a person plays it. you are finished with rats, but if a rat plays on it. that's the secret, the secret is very simple: if on if a rat plays a flute, then you people lose your will, you become our toys, our slaves, what? look, brother , on your knees, you are now my toy, you decided to sit out, i understand, buddy, wher

blue horse racing is called the sport of kings here. jewelry, but muzzles that reliably protect them from possible injuries. the main task is to knock your opponent down. the winner of the fight is given a valuable handmade carpet. work in moscow at vdnh the grandiose exhibition forum russia continues its work. on january 3, the attendance record was broken and a new one was set. the exhibition was visited by 156,000 people. can you imagine? i recommend it from the bottom of my heart join us. a long holiday weekend is a great reason to take a walk there and take a good look at everything. themed entertainment programs run virtually. in every pavilion, so it definitely won’t be boring, it’s cold in moscow and it’s better to stay at home, vdnkh guests don’t think so, it’s a full house not only in the pavilions of the russia exhibition, but on the street. krasnodar region, there is a city, that’s why we covered ourselves up. we are from minsk, from belarus, we are from kalmykia, we came specifically to look at our kolmydsk christmas tree.

king, this year, 1963. is, i suppose, going to be a decisive year the struggle of the -- race for, equality in this country. i wonder whether you could tell us what has been achieved so far this year and what your immediate goals are going to be. so far this year have seen many cities and the southern part of the united states desegregate public facilities as a result of the mass demonstrations that have taken place of various sit ins movements. and so for. and i. this will continue. it seems to me probably now than ever before we stand on the threshold of very significant breakthrough in civil rights in the united states. and i think we have a good chance get strong meaningful civil rights legislation in and if this legislation is enacted and implemented we will go a long long toward making the american dream a reality, i do not think civil legislation will solve all of the problems that we now face and it will not bring about integration in all of its dimensions. but i do think it will solve problems and i think it will bring about many of the which we seek in this struggle. mr. workman. dr. king will use

canons of the abaron fortress, which is... these great races of modern architecture, the architecture of bel arusi. this history began in 1579, when kingtefan batory advocated for ivan the groznak of polack. perhaps, the polish king thinks much more strategic than ivan vasilyevich. the things he invented for the future. beyond polack and the warehouse of the principality of lithuania was simple and ingenious. in 1580 the polack jesuits were founded calegium. the educational system, based on a soft, powdered catalan cashtounian people, is not assembling the bulk of the administrative abdomen of muscovy, but is also responsible for its cultural independence. asc. the cunning, aka wise jesuits carried culture, insisting that the royal people - barbarism - looks like a genacy for all the people. legal jesuits have no right to seize. and just like the polack academy and the polack conference at that moment, they were so large-scale, because this de facto was a huge jesuit capital to the world. think about it hereta, you understand, what is the navat sennyashnya rashtki, so heretaga kalegiyuma, hereta only the damned value of what was here i

at one point, there's no room for a new generation of maga when you still have the maga king in the presidential racelot of these candidates, you know, i think they're good people. they have great organizations. but they're hitting this wall right now of where the republican voters are right now. and i don't think vi vivek is immune to it especially when every vote is going to count in this caucus with the winter storm. and so i think the former president was, to your point, saying, okay, it's been cute. there's no room for you with, i need these votes right here. as you know, guys, the former president is also extremely superstitious. and because he has such a decisive lead right now, he's afraid that, you know, people may not show up and it could cost him in iowa. so i think every vote is going to matter here. you saw nikki haley out still trying to campaign. ron desantis and his mom actually out there campaigning, knocking on doors for him from the last stretch. but from what i hear on the ground, it still seems like donald trump has the majority of the energy here. will: thank you so much, lawren

andrey kutuzov was favorite in this race, but i think now everyone understands that the king turned outou just don’t break the traffic rules, for people like you the speed limit is 15 km/h, that means 15 km/h , then, after all, you can go to work with work and take the young ladies petrovich, what else did father say , quietly, quietly, quietly, conspiracy, conspiracy again, what if enemies are watching us, what other enemies, well what, hidden? i'm between by the way, i put the address here under the battery, yeah, and then you will be the most fashionable for some measly 15,000 rubles. how much, well, per day, just, good people, look at this lucky guy, only today the client receives a helmet without... free of charge, good luck, calm down your boy, he says? i can't say people don't like it, i'm doubling the amount. but i need bart alive, the engineer spoke sincerely, there’s nothing to say, why are you walking around like that? yes, why such generosity, my friend is next to the bard, and he won’t get hurt should, the cop, the former, the cop's sneaky friend be ingrained, even if he is

said, bible certainly did make any distinction between people based on thena race for the religion f their nationality. so king couldn't do it. just as an aside i should mention i spent about six months trying to find that little white kid. [laughing] i tracked all the city directories, census report. i narrowed it down. iil found one family that had a grocery store on auburn avenue with age kid the same age as ml king, and to figure out the name of the kid and he had passed away. and a tract of his son and said, did your father ever mention that he friends with martin luther king, jr.? because there is a story about king having this friend, and he said no, never heard that story for my dad i'll see you. [laughing] >> wow c spy wasn't worried abot getting sued but it could really prove it was the kid, send kid, so ik. didn't put his name in te book. that's the kind of thing, the kind of rabbit holes i love going down in my research, and that's why takes six years to write a book. >> i'd like to take it up another rabbit hole but i'd like to setan this up just a little bit. bit. and the question ultimately is g

mind being 80, but i'm 77, that is a big difference. >> john king has been traveling across the country to see how people feel about the race, john joins me now, you checked in with new hampshire voters, are they all in for trump but babe they be looking for an alternative? >> just like in ohio desperate iowa, nearly half what it alternative, but we found independence and undeclared voters who can vote who will stay on the sidelines and a few chris cristi supporters, they said she would not pardon trump in the is tough on election denial, and trump spaces committed. >> reporter: late morning off the dock, maybe one day it may be two or more. the job depends on the water and the weather. >> is definitely a little colder, but you get used to it. >> dropping the debts overnight, and pulls about the boarding. he was likely trump looking at ron desantis. >> i have to look at it more. >> i was trump because he supports fishermen, obviously it's my livelihood. >> despite things that offensive. >> i don't like the way he speak sometimes, endurance and rude. >> she backs nikki haley. >> she said i was rooting christmas and asked me

kings kangwa gave zambia an early lead in the ivorian coastal city of san—pedro after congolese goalkeeper lionel mpasi came racingea, but yoane wissa scored the equaliser as drc came from behind to draw in their opening game. there's a huge match in group b on thursday when egypt take on ghana. both sides will be aiming for nothing less than a victory after an underwhelming start to the competition. egypt were held to a 1—1 draw by mozambique — thanks to an injury time goal from their star striker mo salah, while the black stars were beaten 2—1 by cape verde. egypt's head coach rui victoria is determined to move on from his side's disappointing opening performance. these players play big teams in competition, so they are ready the match. akram afif struck again as holders and hosts qatar became the first team into the asian cup last 16 with a 1—nil win over tajikistan. i think we are both big supporters and fa ns fans of what would farrell brings to a team. it's not about trying to place, it's about what i said earlier. i was asked if i had given jamie any advice. the only one i want to lead is you, i said. one a

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king l 20 type thing. the 1st votes in this is race for the white house will be cost in the republican corpus in iowa. in the us, the campaign looks likely to be a rematch of 2020, for putting president joe biden against the former president. donald trump. rob rentals takes a look at where things stay, hey, this is about him. joe button and donald trump have starkly opposed messages on fight and says, trump would turn the us into a dictatorship for the monitors. the sooner cause is the most for the question is what is the 124 election trumps clause is revenge for the 2020 election, which he falsely says was stolen and a purge of us society. we planned to you that we will root out the commune is marxist specialist and the radical of ducks that live like vermin within the confines of our country. fighting doesn't have incredible opponents for the democratic nomination. but even most democrats are uninstall. uzi asked, think about another 4 years with many citing biden's age at 81. he is the oldest person ever to hold the office. many voters are fed up with high prices and bite in stance on israel's war,

to be gnpped gripped it. >> well, indeed, critical race theory contested because theory is very contested because it goes against martin luther king'solour—blind society. he he famously said, we should be judged on our character, not the colour of our skin. critical race theory folks . voices on segregation black only audiences at theatre shows, safe spaces for people of colour at university, which . you could at university, which. you could argue is racist. so how have police forces been captured by these ideas ? what's behind this? these ideas? what's behind this? i think rory yeah, i think the most recent sort of probably moment where some of this kind of ideology crept in and was arguably invited in, perhaps in some cases was obviously in the wake of the george floyd death overin wake of the george floyd death over in america. >> so thousands miles away , >> so thousands of miles away, completely different continent , completely different continent, uh, you know, and obviously for some bizarre reason, uh, a sort of an overambition around bringing critical bringing some of that critical race theory and the ideology associated wit

king jr. yet trump's incendiary rhetoric on race, immigration and on political revenge has only helped cementolls with republicans. as iowa plunges into arctic weather, florida governor ron desantis hopes to dent trump's lead while also battling former trump ambassador nikki haley. haley has her sights set on new hampshire later this month, hoping to benefit from chris christie's departure from the race. trump allies tell me that this courthouse where his businesses have been in the spotlight in a civil fraud trial is now his center of the political universe, a place the candidate believes fuels his grievances and those of his supporters, and all of these court appearances underscore the stakes for trump and the nation. >> that again was robert costa reporting. >>> one issue dividing the republican candidates is ukraine. right now u.s. aid to that country is stalled in congress, and that's got the ukrainian army trying to adapt. chris livesay has more. >> reporter: russia's arsenal has gotten a massive infusion of munitions and other weapons from iran and north korea. this as ukraine's own st

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race she's been asking for. >>> plus, he is often called the king maker of democratic politics, he helped put president biden in the white house. can congressman jim clyburn be able to help keep him there? he'll join me live in a moment. >>> also, as families of hostages burst into israel's parliament demanding the government do more to bring their loved ones home, we have new reporting tonight on conditions for a possible cease-fire. i'm kaitlan collins and this is "the source." >>> the first votes are about to be cast in the first in the nation primary. seriously, starting at midnight tonight, the six registered voters who live in a small town of dixville notch new hampshire will cast their votes, and with three hours to go, there's just one rival standing in the way of what could otherwise be a 2024 rematch between president biden and donald trump. that's nikki haley, of course, who has been crisscrossing the state today after ron desantis dropped out and endorsed donald trump, despite how the former president spent months trying to humiliate him. in fact, you're about to see three of trump's former rivals o

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race look like? here is new information that may show how it could look different from the last matchup. john king is at the magic wall. we are two states in. trump and biden are looking forwards the general. where do things stand today? >> governor haley is in the race. respect that. even if she were the nominee, this is where we ended the last campaign. since the census, they reallocated some votes. the same outcome would be 303-235. this is where we start, what could be the longest -- let me move that up. the longest again election in our history, too long for most americans. if you look at the polling, governor haley says she's a stronger candidate against joe biden. she's right. donald trump and joe biden run tie. no clear leader. the problem is, republican voters aren't listening to her. they think he can win. here is where we are. look at the polling in the states, talk to smart people in the states, this was the map two years ago. most people tell you -- democrats might argue publically not privately and that are almost definite across the sun belt states. i was in michigan a couple weeks

great caretta scott king once said, freedom is never truly one, you earn it and win it in every generation. and at this moment in history, at this moment in history, in the relay race of history, i say then, let us not throw up our hands because it is time to roll up our sleeves. [applause] and we were born four times such as this. and so with faith, with hope, and optimism, we will fight and when we fight, we win. i got bless you and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

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king jr. yet trump's incendiary rhetoric on race, immigration, and on political revenge has only helped cementtling former trump ambassador nikki haley. haley has her sights set on new hampshire later this month, hoping to benefit from chris christie's departure from the race. trump allies tell me this courthouse where his businesses have been in the spotlight in a civil fraud trial is now his center of the political universe. a place the candidate believes fuels his grievances and those of his supporters and all of these court appearances underscore the stakes for trump and the nation. oooohhh, it is cold outside time to protect your vehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too you need weathertech all year round! come on, protect your investment laser measured floorliners and cargoliner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade plus, mudflaps and bumpstep for the exterior order american made products at weathertech.com surfs up yeah, right here at once upon a farm, we chose the new capital one venture

the king is said to be doing well following the procedure. turning now to the racenation is still a few weeks away, and the two remaining candidates — former president donald trump, and former un ambassador nikki haley — were both out campaigning on saturday. president trump held a rally in nevada, just a day after he appeared in a manhattan court where he was ordered by a jury to pay writer ejean carroll more than $80—million for defamatory statements. and nikki haley campaigned in her home state of south carolina — hoping to salvage her longshot bid for the presidency by turning it all around in the primary there next month. president biden is also on the campaign trail, already looking ahead to a general election where the democratic incumbent could face some headwinds. a wall streetjournal piece reports that senior aides within his administration are worried that the president's support for israel amid the war in gaza could hurt his re—election prospects. for more on all this, i've been speaking to wall streetjournal white house reporter sabrina siddiqui. could

joins me to discuss the democrats' view of the republican race and whether president biden has a michigan problem. >>> plus, the war on dr. king'sory. there is more to his legacy than just that one speech that republicans often misuse for their own political aims. >>> we begin tonight with iowa's choice. today the winner of that state's republican presidential caucuses, donald trump, spent a significant part of the day after not in new hampshire as presidential history would suggest, but in a manhattan courthouse for the beginning of a trial to determine how much he has to pay in damages to a woman he was find liable for sexually abusing and defaming. let's just establish that straight away. donald trump's victory in iowa is being sold as a great for him since it solidifies the four times indicted former president's place atop the republican field. when you really get down to it, it's a win that's as unimpressive as it is uninspiring. yes, it shows the republican party is still donald trump's party. although getting 51% while basically running as an incumbent is not a great side. 48% of iowans voted for one of the also-rans, ron

cnn's john king has been digging deeper into them and talk about where the race seems to stand in iowaording to these polls? >> i'm excite as you, anderson. a little more than 24 hours we'll be counting votes and the first votes of the 2024 cycle and 99 counties in iowa, they will fill in. you mentioned the poll. let's look at the last iowa poll. right? a very reliable poll and not necessarily picking the winners in 2016. ted cruz passed on donald trump and in '22, passed romney. he was at 42. he hasn't been out there as much as the other candidates and hasn't spent as much money as the other candidates and goes from 42 to 48 over the course of five months and desantis from 19 to 16 and haley does have some up at the end. do you call it momentum? that's the big debate. she's up to 20% and still a 28-point gap between the two of them and this is interesting according to the poll. we talked about how trump supporters tend to be more enthusiastic, more excited and more locked. they were very enthusiastic about this candidate and if will be as cold as chad myers says it is going to be you

race to the airport. behind the scenes, nixon tries to secure the release of his friend dr. king.'and he calls the white house' and the white house refuses. they won't do it. nixon fails. can shriver succeed in his mission? shriver got there but the staff was all around kennedy. be quick, we have a plane to catch. shriver waits until kennedy is alone. [bobby kennedy] all right, guys, let's go. ready to go, jack? [indistinct] finally, he had about two minutes with kennedy, 'and he said, "we've all been worrying about what we can do to help. '"what about calling coretta king?"' kennedy's fearful of alienating southern governors and southern democrats by being pro-civil rights. 'but that all changes.' kennedy calls coretta king to offer his support. that was a big decision. 'kennedy decides to do what is morally right.' [margaret washington] 'a simple phone call 'was a very noble thing to do.' undoubtedly, he did this for political reasons, but he did it. nixon did not. [bobby kennedy] i don't know! what were you thinking, sargent? what were you thinking? when kennedy's call leaks to

king this season. saw eight victories in khazan, she won the 10 km freestyle race, missed the sprint and skiathlon, but at the same time her advantage over her main competitors in the general classification is almost 80 points. the biathletes, who won four olympic medals in beijing, took a total of four medals in the races of the russian open championship in cheykovsky. irina kazakevich helped the sverdlovsk region team win the team race. alexander loginov, in a similar form , became a silver medalist as part of the tyumen region team. the russian championship was defeated in moscow by cska and rostov in the central match of the second round and guaranteed themselves first place based on the results of the preliminary stage. already in the first half irina debirova's ward was ahead by eight goals. the reliable play of goalkeeper anastasia lagina, whose percentage of saved shots was higher, also helped. the number 40. the scenario for the second half turned out to be almost the same. the donetsk team defended impeccably and time after time successfully escaped in a counterattack, and

king once said, freedom is never truly won. you earn it and win it in every generation. and at this moment in history -- (applause) -- at this moment in history, in the relay race of history, i say, then, let us not throw up our hands, because it's time to roll up our sleeves. and we were born for a time such as this. and sit and optimism, we will fight. and when we fight, we win. may god bless you.wh and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> booktv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing the latest nonfiction books. at 8 p.m. eastern v professor wh his book. he argues the problems in the airline industry can be traced back to the deregulation of the transportation sector in the 1970s. at 10 p.m. eastern on "after words" president reagan's office of management and budget director david stockman shares his book trump's war on capitalism where he looks of the economic policies of the top administration and believes they were a failure. he's interviewed by "new york times" federal reserve and economy reporter. watch tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch onlin

world famous kinush image of king kong. and it’s clear who is hiding behind it, here on the biplane is written desantis, the mayor of florida, who has withdrawn from the racehe distance you can see another plane with the inscription haley. there is a grueling marathon ahead, given the condition of the runners and the rugged political terrain, the race is not standard, what can we expect later, based on what... we know about the two main athletes, we asked our frequent interlocutor raselan, a professor at stanford university, to fantasize. what is biden like on foreign policy? not as bad as its critics expected, but the achievement is moderate. his approach is limited involvement in external conflicts. he supports ukraine, but does not give everything she wants, and most definitely not as quickly as she would like. we'll be on the side. in my opinion, approximately the same line applies to israel. complete solidarity in words, regardless of position the international community, however, seems to be taking covert action to contain it. there were reports that after the october 7 attack, sahal was going to take preventive action against lebanon. biden obstruct