questions of historical politics were discussed at a meeting of the republican council.eated at the beginning of the year by the decision of the president and is called upon to pursue a unified state policy. in this area. the task of the new body contributes to the preservation of the historical truth of the heroic past, strengthening the unity of the nation on september 1 in all school history programs. belarus will already be supplemented with materials that have been formulated by our general prosecutor's office to guide the belarusian people from here. this is very important because we see what are the numbers and the number of victims and the coverage of this activity, which was carried out by the nazis during the great patriotic war. it means more than we imagined before, therefore we must convey the historical truth to our younger generation, of course, questions and honoring state symbols are becoming especially relevant. this is our state flag and coat of arms in this regard, the ministry of education has already prepared a draft order that provides for a number

of belarusian statehood the issues of historical policy were discussed at the meeting of the republican councilas created at the beginning of the year by the decision of the president and is called upon to pursue a unified state policy. in this area. the task of the new body contributes to the preservation of the historical truth of the heroic past strengthening of the unity of the nation on september 1 in all school programs on the history of belarus will already be added materials that are formulated by our general prosecutor's office on the genocide of the belarusian people. this is very important, because we see that the numbers and the number of victims and the scope of this activity, which were carried out by the nazis during the great patriotic war. it means wider than we imagined before, so we must convey the historical truth to our younger generation, of course, issues and celebrations of state symbols acquire particular relevance. this is our national flag and coat of arms in this regard, the ministry of education has already prepared a draft order today, which provides for a number o

well , now a year later, yes, we will hand them over to the republican council.ong ago i became a participant in the competition for the search for a small ambassador of sco culture, i told the chinese about our simple most beautiful country. i think you agree with that, of course. uh, here, uh, i would say about the work of the selfless work of our physicians and tell about the experience of my favorite pioneer organization. and i'm from personal experience. eh, i saw this close-knit, so good, and the relations between china and belarus and i'm interested to know personally from you. what do you think is the very thread of these relations, as regards our relations with china? we have been building them for a very long time. i 'll be through that mp, that's it deputy of his youth parliament there . and i'm being an adult parliament. i visited china for more than three thirty years, probably exactly 30 years ago and met. with china, how they started development. i came here to minsk and said in parliament that this country is the future. let's learn. how to cheris

the service. the next stage of his career was working with the deputy secretary of the republican security councilfrom may 1, kyrgyzstan is canceling coronavirus monitoring at the border for entry into the territory of the republic, both for its citizens and foreigners. neither a certificate of a negative pcr test nor a certificate of vaccination will be required anymore no new cases of covid-19 infection have been recorded in tajikistan. a center of russian education was opened in samarkand; it operates on the basis of samarkand state university; it coordinates the project; the north caucasian federal university center will unite 23 leading russian universities and will coordinate joint research and educational projects and programs, as well as methodological support for teachers of the russian language and literature of the history of russia and other disciplines, including using remote technology bear date zuzu from the tashkent zoo. met a bear this week. masha from baku obviously liked the animal to each other, zoologists expect that they will be able to get offspring, but let me remind you th

civil service for the next stage of his career, the work of the deputy secretary of the republican security council may 1, kyrgyzstan is canceling coronavirus monitoring at the border for entry into the territory of the republic, both for its citizens and foreigners. you will no longer need either a negative pcr test certificate or a certificate of bishkek explained this decision by a significant improvement in the epidemiological situation, and in tajikistan, 93% of the population more than 5 million were vaccinated against covid. 90% of people received a second dose , vaccines, 36 were revaccinated a center of russian education was opened in samarkand; it operates on the basis of samarkand state university; it coordinates the project; the north caucasian federal university center will unite 23 leading universities of russia and will coordinate joint research and educational projects and programs, as well as methodological support by a teacher of the russian language and literature. history of russia and other disciplines, including using remote technologies zuzu bear date from the tashkent zoo. m

increase the numbers in the house, the senate, and we certainly need to keep the executive council republican. it would be great if we could get all five seats. wouldn't you like that? it's going to take work, a lot of work. it's going to take every single one of us getting out there, now that session is over, most of us will be going into campaign mode and we were be doing everything we can to make sure new hampshire stays republican, conservative, and we don't go back to democratic leadership or house or senate in new hampshire, because that would destroy this state, and if that happens, it will be gone forever. we can't let that happen. thank you. [applause] >> i was remiss in my introductions, i forgot to include kevin smith, the u.s. senate candidate. now, we would like to hear a few words from our gop chair, steve stephanie. >> thank you so much, and thank you for all of the people who have worked so hard to make this event successful and all of the hard-working people here in sullivan county. the state of the republican party in new hampshire is better now than at any time the century.

we flipped to the senate we flipped the executive council we kept the corner office republican. we are the only state in the country to do that. because of those wins we passed last june what i consider to be the most republican budget in the history of new hampshire. reduce the business enterprise tax credit we reduce the profits of tax we reduce the rooms and meals attacks. we not only reduce the interest and dividends tax but we have it on a glide path to go to zero. and then we will be as good if not better than florida senator. we did not stop there. we put $100 million into the education trust fund and then reduce the statewide property tax by $100 million. we passed prohibition on the teaching of crt in our schools. we put a ban on abortions after 24 weeks. we passed the freedom education account which i am most proud of. money the state allocates to each student stays with that students. they can go to a private school, they go to parochial school, they can be homeschooled and the money stays with them. this legislation has become a nationwide model for other states like

the decision was unanimously adopted by the republican scientific and methodological council.er the ministry of culture, the gastronomic brand of belarus will not have gost, but at the same time it must be baked from freshly prepared dough and manually the cultural tradition of belarus the old roads crafts center is also preserved, which can be seen here. wall carpets decorated with straw appliqués on black fabric are exhibited here. they began to be created in the middle of the last century in the village of rukhova, starodorozhsky region, because of their local origin, unique products were called rukhov carpets. the technology of their manufacture is on the list of intangible historical and cultural heritage. today in the village there are only a couple of masters who own this technique, with secrets that they willingly share boiling water. i add a little bit of salt, cha vinegar, chi sour citric acid now it’s convenient now, and for a long time you’ll even put your load on pickle cabbage. she drowns herself in the water and paints something holy, that the application of str

the decision was unanimously adopted by the republican scientific and methodological council.inistry of culture, the gastronomic brand of belarus will not have gost, but at the same time it must be baked from freshly prepared dough and manually the cultural tradition of belarus is preserved in the center. all old roads that you can see here wall hangings decorated with straw appliqués on black fabric are exhibited. they began to be created in the middle of the last century in the village of rukhovo, in the starodorozhsky region, because of their local origin, unique products were called rukovsky carpets. the technology of their manufacture is on the list of intangible historical and cultural heritage. today in the village there are only a couple of masters who own this technique, with secrets that they willingly share with water, i whisper powder. gardens a little salt i sprinkle tea with sour-lemon vinegar acid. now it’s convenient, and for a long time even a brine for skits. offer your chest. she drowns herself in water and paints with smoke, which was presented as a gift wi

crystal ball, his book again along red thread, how democratic dominance gave way to republican advantage in us council elections. good tosee you . >> the senate in recess until 2:15 eastern for their party party caucus lunches. today lawmakers considering a number of bidens judicial nominations. 2:30 eastern senators expected to vote on whether the conference anthony davis to the court of appeals judge for the sixth circuit. don't want to advance the nomination of darrell lindenbaum to be a member of the federal election commission and coming up later lawmakers expected to vote on whether to begin debate on domestic terrorism legislation after the recent mass shooting in buffalo new york.as always you can follow live coverage of the senate when they return here on c-span2. >> c-span brings you an unfiltered view of government . word for word recaps today from the halls of congress to daily press briefings to remarks from the president. scan the code at the right bottom to sign up for this email and stay up-to-date on everything happening in washington each day . subscribe today using the code or visit

council to counter disinformation. inside the department of homeland security, republicans believe that this is fraught with the establishmentr all, the council will be engaged in, in fact, censorship and propaganda. you have no idea. do you know what disinformation is? who is the main spreader of disinformation in world history, the us government disinforms and continues to surprise joe biden himself, often unconsciously. here, the president asks athletes with disabilities not to jump, a visually impaired athlete to look into the camera of a photographer not to jump. look, our photographer is there, and after the next female, he is looking for either a place to stand or where to go questions about re-nomination and even about the end of the first term. critics are getting more and more biden the greatest catastrophe in the history of the united states, he probably considered that everything had already happened, insufficient punishment for a country as saturated with racism as ours and put the united states in danger of a collision with the greatest nuclear power and that's it. this is for the sake of the corrupt government

talk to me madam ambassador, about the mission of the national council of an -- republicans who i would like to believe believe in inflection integrity. >> first off, thank you for having me here today. the commission on and election integrity is a bipartisan effort, there's republicans and democrats. and we all care about our democracy, and preserving the right of the people to choose our leadership, to vote and have those votes counted, and that is really what's at issue right now. i would point out that, can join biden run for president, and when he won around the country saying that there was an existential threat to our democracy? well he's right. because quite frankly the existential threat is the threat to our democracy existing is right in front of us. you've got people who are getting information from bizarre sources, who embrace bizarre theories, conspiracy theories and election deniers, and they're singing out of it entirely different choir book than the rest of us. that's one of the big problems, how could you communicate with people that do don't share the same impression o

republican barry lattermilk. this goes back a period of time right before the insurrection happened. i think tours were not aloud allowed at that point in time and groups had gotten access to the hallways and councilelect committee said we have reason to believe that you yourself gave a tour the night before. >> yeah. that about sums it up, hallie. this is a case where the committee has found additional evidence where laudermilk fls giving tours. the capitol at the time was entirely closed due to pandemic precautions and i was working up here at the time and there was a skeleton crew of reporters and staff. very little going on up lear, but there were some of these scattered tours. this was not unclone that there were lawmakers that were on occasion even during that time period bringing people from their home activity rikts and home states and what the committee says here, we've been asking about these tours. loudermilk is on the administration of the house and they had said basically there's no such thing here and no evidence of that and nothing to worry about and we have enough evidence that there was a least one tour that you were involved in and we want to bring you in. there should be video e

republican party today? >> looking at the reaction so one of the things the democratic leadership council focuses on was winningnal elections and with the presidency and this has a state and local level and that was taken advantage of. o and that they had been effective working at legislation and so the critical lesson l is for the democratic party at the state and local level and to focus on state and local elections. maryland please go ahead. >>caller. >> and the progressive wing of the party and what about bernie sanders? you see bernie running again in the future? host: what is your opinion of the progressive wing of the party do you see bernie sanders running again and would you like him to? >> yes. definitely have like to see him run again but my opinion of the progressive movement it nkis very viable but all the negativity of socialism and communism but it would be better for the country. >> i think one of the things that has happened is because of the new democratic approach in that party for so long but one thing that has happened from 2015 through 2011 with the occupy movement is many people promote t

media opposed the functioning of the council to counteract disinformation, recently created as part of the us department of homeland security, in particular, the republicans criticized the new structure, calling the us government the biggest misinformer in history and calling for the immediate dissolution of the council in turn by the tulsi democrat. she announced the risk of establishing a dictatorship in the united states due to the emergence of this body, which, as she believes, can engage in propaganda and censorship, experts call such criticism of the council not without good reason, noting that the purpose of creating this structure is to block the agenda, which is contrary to the opinion official washington, however, in the house of the brave and the free, they listen only to the necessary voices and still do not always know how to keep their mouths shut by the speaker of the month didn't even become a champion. reservations. biden. today , george bush jr. was the soloist. remember, he killed hundreds of thousands of civilians by treacherous invasion of the north and plunged the country into chaos. the first loud blooper happened in texas, stigmati

it's representative jim jordan a republican of ohio and he's talking with jonathan pidlusny of the american councilustees and alumni and when it comes out, you know elementary or you know primary primary education. that's that's about what's appropriate for kids. that's that's a different debate than college campuses adults free. speech. is that right? absolutely, right. so i think it's perfectly reasonable for k-12 to ask are these resources while tailored to our educational objectives and so you can never remove a book for to restrict access to political ideas or social perspectives, right? however, and this is from justice blackmon writing in in pico first amendment principles would allow a school board to refuse to make a book available to students because it contains offensive language or because it is psychologically or intellectually inappropriate for the age group or even perhaps because the ideas it advances are manifestly inimical to the public welfare. yeah because moms and dads don't like that. that's a different. that's a different animal. and now joining us on about books is tiffany j

she was on the council of economic advisers during the obama administration. all 50 republicansvoted against her. >>> its part of a slow expansion that started on the east coast. pooled rides will be limited to two passengers. >>> and you may want to take a carpool share to chase center. looking live there. fans will gather at 5:00. tonight marks game 5 of the western conference semi-finals against memphis. a win for them tonight would advance the team in to the western conference finals. >>> warriors head coach remains in covid protocols and won't coach tonight's game. mike brown will fill in for a second straight game. >>> and john seen here limping after monday night's loss. >>> 6:44. time for a check of weather and rrenwith a look at the forecast and we have had so much going on but it's cooling down. >> and i wato take a moment to review all that so much. if you were not in the north bay yesterday you may be surprised to see pictures that look like this. this is the hail that was coming down yesterdhele na. that is their grassy lawn which is completely covered in what looks

council. what happened was it was like 55, 56% republican, no democrat ever won. republicans saw something in me i didn't see. to run for office beyond that so from a four-year term to two-year term in the districts. i was put in the position of upper out and a group of senior members of the former united states senators, former congressman and the chief justice of the supreme court whose family had more senators than any family in american history and they came to me. i will never forget how classic it was. it was a break in the convention. at a motel nearby to go back and change with the people i was with. i was shaving and heard a banging at the door. i thought it was bob cunningham so i opened the door. it was a former two-term governor, former congressman and state chair man and former chief justice. i'm standing there in a towel and the rest of me stark naked. he said i want to talk with you, joe. come on, gentlemen. i ran in the bathroom hoping i could find something to put on but i had nothing to put on so i came back out and leaned against the desk and sa

and she was on the white house council of economic advisories during the barack obama administration. harris cast the tie-breaking vote after all 50 republicans voted against cook why? they argue she does not have sufficient experience with interest rate policy. >>> now at 3:00, construction is on in one east bay island community. kpix5 justin anders has a lot of people with more company in the coming years. >> reporter: for almost 30 years this has been angie's community. >> good schools, neighborhood, the people, she called it my alameta. >> i love it. everyone who lives here knows it is a great place. >> reporter: a place she calls home and so many others will, too, soon. >> when you see these homes being built behind us what do you think? >> i am excited. i am happy. we need housing. so, i think it is great. >> reporter: not hard to notice a lot of construction. that is because over the next eight years the state wants them to build 5300 homes to fulfill regional housing needs. some will be affordable, all to fight the housing crisis across the state. >> you are right, there is a lot going on right now. both on the residential side but al

council of economic advisers during the obama administration. the vice president cast the tie breaking vote after all 50 republicans voted against her arguing she doesn't have sufficient experience with interest rate policy. >>> apple is discontinuing production of the i-pod after 20 years. fans of the music player can still buy one while supplies last. when it debuted it held 1,000 songs. >>> movie fans have the chance to bid on some of the most iconic props including wilson the volleyball that kept tom hanks company. the top item is an original x fighter expected to go up for a million dollars. also available is thor's hammer. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. at the cbs broadcast center. >> i want that gizmo. i want that right now. >> that's cool stuff. >>> speaking of cool stuff, and cool people we have traffic for you. we kick off with the forecast. >>> we had quite the excitement yesterday. i'm sure you l of the hail that we had for parts of the bay area in the north bay. we will take a look at that in the next hour. i want to show you that. let's get you ready for today. the live look outside from

council and cnn contributor. dana, if all five of these republican lawmakers refuse to comply, what then? >> well, the committee actually has more tools in its tool box with sitting members of congress than with others. like the former member who was of course chief of staff, mark meadows. they could, maybe the ultimate is to hold them in criminal contempt and refer back. they could say that they should be held in civil contempt and make that reference. but my understanding is the more likely if any or none of these five sitting republican congressmen do not comply with this committee's request, they could take more administrative punishment and they have tools like first and foremost, the ethics committee. if you're a sitting member of congress, you are still susceptible to the rules governed by the body of the house inside the ethics committee and by not complying with the committee subpoena that presumably would violate an ethics rule. and more administrative tools they could use. they could say, well, either the congressman or even the leader, kevin mccarthy, there could be a vote, a

early today, that city council meeting scheduled for tomorrow was canceled. on friday, texas republicannor greg abbott was confronted by our first guest tonight, sexist state senator gutierrez. >> my colleagues are asking for a special session. we've called for the senate [inaudible] will. we've asked for gun control changes. and i'm missing that in the next few weeks. i don't know how to express to all the families that i've talked to, that i know you feel it to. we have to do something. all the colleagues, calling, and telling me that an 18 year old has a gun. this is not [inaudible] . >> joining us now is texas state senator romeo gutierrez, he represents the 19th district, which includes uvalde. thank you very much for joining us in our special coverage tonight. you got no response from the governor, he heard what you said and simply said, next question. by the way, was that the longest that you have gotten to speak with the governor about this? >> yes lawrence. to be clear, he hasn't even called me once. the lieutenant governor called me and asked me what i needed for the community

council of economic advisers during the obama administration. vice president harris cast the tie-breaking vote after all 50 republicans voted against her arguing shet have sufficient experience with interest rate policy. >>> apple is discontinuing production of the ipod after 20 years. fans of the iconic music player can still buy an ipod touch while supplies last. when it debuted in october, 2021, apple's first mp3 player held 1,000 songs and had a ten-hour battery life. >>> and movie fans had the chance to bid on some of hollywood's most iconic props this summer including wilson the beloved volleyball that kept tom hanks company on a deserted island in "castaway." the top item is an x-wing star fighter from the original "star wars" movie expected to go for up to $1 million. also available are thor's hammer and dan aykroyd's "ghostbusters" costume. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this wednesday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> ruth bader ginsburg's love of opera translated into some big bucks for the washington national opera. an online auction of some 150 possessions of the late supreme court justice raised more tha

because venus told me that. and then this time appointed by the us presidential council, which is likely to win the republicanandidate and very likely, but it was not exactly like it. how do you formulate? what, of course. i'll tell you the end of the transmissions. i still got it and you know purer astrology. she hooked you to give there exactly no. a person who simply knows the trends, he masks it after work, they said, nothing new. on the very first basis, it is based on real information in the world, one of the most important positive results of today's program that you understood how to talk to us. yes, if we return to vanga, we must do it properly, what are you now drawing conclusions and reasoning about today , and vanga is telling us about this, so that today and what awaits us 30 years ago, i will intercede for respected political scientists. they stepped forward into the future together. yes, but still everything. excuse me, you know all this by mistake, i’ll even say that the population will agree to judge, because we will write it all down, and then we’ll compare and see. it will be very interesti

is it the shipment of the naval academy is it the chicago world affairs council of the veterans of foreign wars? is it the republican club of cedar rapids? you find out what your audience is and then you know probably how you're going to get into the speech, what the general tone of the presentation is going to be. and things of that nature. however, if the president is speaking and therefore as he always told us, everything is important. we were to think of is a small rose garden teacher of the year was an important event it was part of the full volume of statements he made as president of the united states. also, he was always after us to never skip a step in making a case. even if you are speaking to an audience of people who are likely to be in agreement with what you are saying do not skip the logical step because the president always has a broader audience. if he making his case for social security reform and he skips over the hard part and only place the great things that are going to happen a person disagrees and maybe a person who has not done a lot of thinking about is going to feel well now you skip this

know, an anti-constitution party called themselves the republicans immediately began fighting that constitution looking forward to the next council of censors meeting where they were going to try to go in and rewrite it and they did. in massachusetts we were going to see role, you know rural education about the after this constitution and it's elected officials come in and start. changing, you know start getting rid of some of these protections for debtors and other sorts of popular policies during the war itself. we'll end up in a pretty major role insurgency both in massachusetts and another colonies in the 1780s. so here's a couple takeaways. one is that this idea of a declaration of rights. the bill of rights is probably one of the most lasting and great contributions of this era of constitution writing. but also the idea that politics is a you know, politics is a potentially moral activity. and the structure of government can be used to change things that you want for society. these are these are these are sort of lasting. contributions and probably one of the greatest contributions of the american revolution to subsequent r

council, our teachers, our nurses. >> don't join forces with republicans funding endorsing this recall. stand with the people you trust with the nurses with the teachers stand for democracy and allow us to finish the term you elected us to serve. all right. we now are definitely out of time, but thank you, mr. boudin for talking to us and being here in answering these questions. >> election day is june 7. thank you for being with us. and thanks for watching. >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> and that breaking news is out of the east bay tonight where police served a search warrant at a home where alexis gabe was reportedly last seen. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan in for ken wayne take a look at video we have from this shows detectives with the oakland police department and the antioch police department carrying bags of evidence out of a home on ventry way. this is the home of the missing woman's ex-boyfriend. and police say investigators >> are looking into whether something bad to happe

i admit the republicans who didn't go along with that, which means we have an independent council oree, and the other thing, these investigative committees of got away from politicians asking people questions just like the supreme court nominees get asked by senators, ridiculous questions that have nothing to do with anything. it's all grandstanding. it's all made for the tv. we're going to see that when we have public hearings very soon. i think people, republicans and democrats, and i don't want to see the republicans do the same to the democrats, which they are now threatening to do if and when they become the majority with their investigations, including calling would then be the former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, to testify. >> michelle, in your newest article for the new york times, you write about how the death of roe is going to tear america apart. you say, in part, the devise of row will exacerbate americas antagonism's, creating more furious legal rifts between states than we've seen in modern times. what can democrats do, or are you concerned that it's already too

earlier today that city council meeting that was scheduled for tomorrow was cancelled. on friday, texas republican governor greg abbott was confronted by our first guest tonight, texas state senator gutierrez. >> joining us now is texas state senator gutierrez. he represents 19th district including uvalde. thank you very much for joining us in the special coverage tonight. you got no response from the governor. he heard what you said and simply said "next question." by the way, was that the longest you've gotten to speak with the governor about this? >> yes, lawrence, to be clear. the lieutenant governor called and asked what i needed for the community that he could do within his power. he's been helpful. i've had republican colleagues in the senate call me. the governor has not contacted me. he's been here for one brief press conference and then the second one, which seemed almost a redundancy about state health services and other services that the state offers. the county judge and the mayor here, they need to have a further explanation about existing health services. they needed him to come dow

to the board of supervisors shamann walton to san francisco labor council, our teachers, our nurses don't join forces with the republicanssing this recall. stand with the people you trust with the nurses with the teachers stand for democracy and allow us to finish the term you elected us to serve. all right. we now are definitely out of time. but thank you, mister boudin for talking to us and being here in answering these questions. >> election day is june 7. thank you for being with us. and thanks for watching. manhood looks different from guy to guy. but when yours bends in a different direction, you might feel bothered by it. so talk to a urologist. because a bend in your erection might be peyronie's disease or pd. it's a condition that involves a buildup of scar tissue. but, it's treatable. xiaflex is the only fda- approved nonsurgical treatment for appropriate adult men with peyronie's disease. along with daily penile stretching and straightening exercises, xiaflex has been proven to help gradually reduce the bend. don't receive if the treatment area involves your urethra, or if you're allergic to any collagenase or

are ready to host a memorial council in kiev today arrived another political landing party from the united states, consisting of a delegation of us senators. as republicansm personally. volodymyr zelensky, details about the content of the conversation, as well as whether the delegation is still in ukraine, have not yet been given. let me remind you that at the beginning of the month, the ukrainian capital was already visited by representatives of congress led by speaker of the house of representatives nancy pelosim in poland, meanwhile, in close proximity from the ukrainian border. active phase of scale nato exercises on the eve of the military worked out the transfer of equipment across the river along the pontoon bridge and that's it. under the guise of fighters , american abrams tanks are also actively participating in the maneuvers, the very purchase of which was recently approved in warsaw . according to the contract, the united states will transfer 250 of these combat vehicles to poland in total as part of the exercises, which will continue until the end of the month, almost 20,000 military alliances from 20 countries participate. including sweden

rights groups are condemning texas republican governor greg abbott over a joint statement he made with the national border patrol council criticizing the biden administration for providing asylum-seeking children in u.s. custody with food. governor abbott's statement on thuray read in part -- "while mothers and fathers stare at empty grocery store shelves in a panic, the biden administration is happy to provide baby formula to illegal immigrants coming across our southern border." carl takei, a senior staff attorney at the american civil liberties union, responded on twitter -- "i can't come up with the words to describe how despicable and inhumane this is. every child, regardless of whether governor abbott and border patrol agents consider them our child or not, deserves food and love. we should be shutting down these cages, not turning them into even more horrific places." a u.s. appeals court on wednesday ruled california's ban on the sale of semiautomatic weapons to people under 21 is unconstitutional. a dissent was written by judge sidney stein, who said -- "i remain committed to keeping deadly weapons out of the w

every way to do many very concrete republicans honestly by you and we wish to ensure that we draw all the necessary conclusions from this in our future meetings at the council. and i was giving myself to that there are also able to add demands with address. in particular, one easily foresee the interest only to building up the leash and effectiveness of europe without which our democracy cannot be legitimate. so those are bad. and so these little so good imperative are the lessons that we draw collectively from the crises that we have just been through that we are still going through independence and fresh look. nathan, also be a lot here, appear in independence and sovereignty. this is what donna, you to soft get covered through the pre daughter destiny, that hops the horses. these are the only of them in all of the crisis that we have been through. a cabella euro has been putting itself together to citizen, others and weakens of all he asada, vic, the president, the president napoleon are reminded by your proposals after your gender set out so that people don't stop by our european leaders of a strategic independence. the left cy, agenda on the old financ

council of jewish women, national partnership for women and families, national women's law center, physicians for reproductive health, planned parenthood, population action, sister psalm. to the supreme court, to the republicans in congress, to state governments across the country, we want you to know we fully intend to protect roe v. wade and we will be doing it every single day. to protect those who seek care and those who provide care. are we ready for this fight? [cheers and applause] i thought so. now we have to go vote. thank you all very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] >> a report by the interior department found widespread violent treatment of indigenous students at norman 400 indian boarding schools run by the u.s. government between 1819 and 1969. tonight, interior secretary and assistant secretary for indian affairs discuss the findings which include evidence of marked and unmarked burial sites of children. their discussion at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org. or watch full cove

council of jewish women, national partnership for women and families, national women's law center, physicians for reproductive health, planned parenthood, population action, sister psalm. to the supreme court, to the republicans in congress, to state governments across the country, we want you to know we fully intend to protect roe v. wade and we will be doing it every single day. to protect those who seek care and those who provide care. are we ready for this fight? [cheers and applause] i thought so. now we have to go vote. thank you all very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> on saturday abortion rights activists will rally in washington, d.c. in an effort to prevent a possible repeal of roe v. wade. watch saturday night starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to