, invest in rhode island's future, and continue making progress toward our rhode island 2030 goals. housing is one of the most critical issues facing rhode island today. and over the next decade. that's why our administration proposed the once in a generation quarter of a million dollar investment in creating and supporting more housing at all income levels. i want to thank the members of the general assembly for acting on that proposal last year. since that historic investment -- [applause] since that historic investment was passed, our administration has worked to put that money into action. right now we have over $90 million in funding from the historic $250 million available for developers, and 39 projects have already been funded. they are anticipated to create or preserve over 1000 units of affordable housing. in addition, the general assembly created a standalone department of housing that went into effect january 1 of this year. i am committed to building a capable department of housing that is up to the challenge and opportunity that this moment represents. my budget will c

"outfront" now is democratic congressman david cicilline of rhode island.er of the house foreign affairs committee. it's good to see you, congressman. where are you on this f-16 question? do you think it is still a matter of if biden sends fighter jets? or at this point do you think it's just a matter of when? >> i do think it's a matter of when. i think there's an understanding that we have a responsibility to do all that we can to be certain the ukrainians have all that they need to be successful in this war. and i think what we heard at the munich security conference from everyone we spoke to was let's begin training the pilots now so that when those planes can be provided, those pilots will be ready to go. this is a critical fight not just for the ukrainian people but everyone recognizes that this is a fight for democracy. if vladimir putin, an autocrat, is allowed to redraw the lines of a country by force, no country is safe from this kind of attack. and what i think is extraordinary is the president has rallied the international community, our nato al

reed of rhode island. mr. reed of rhode island not guilty. mr. reid of nevada. mr. reid of nevada not guilty. mr. raab mr.. not guilty. mr. roberts. guilt. mr. roberts guilty. mr. rockefeller. mr. rockefeller. not guilty. mr. roth. mr. roth. guilty. mr. santorum. mr. santorum. guilty. mr.. mr.. not guilty. mr. schumer. mr. schumer. not guilty. mr. sessions. mr.. sessions. guilty. mr. shelby. mr. session. mr. guilty. mr. smith of new hampshire. mr. smith of new hampshire guilty. mr. smith of oregon. mr. smith of oregon guilty. ms.. no. miss snow. not guilty. mr. specter. not guilty. mr. specter. not guilty. mr. stevens. mr. stevens guilty. mr. thomas. mr. thomas. guilty. mr. thompson. mr. thompson. guilty. mr. thurmond. your. mr. thurmond. guilty. mr. torricelli. mr. torricelli, he not guilty. mr. voinovich. mr. voinovich. not guilty. mr. warner. mr. warner. guilty. mr. wells. down. mr. wells down not guilty. mr. widen. mr. widen not guilty. the galleries will be in order order. on this article of impeachment. 50 senators have pronounced william jefferson clinton pre

back in that day when the mob was a force in rhode island and the rhode island state police was its counter force. his courageous police work led to the downfall of some of the most violent mobsters, including crime boss. along with his grit and toughness, chief vespia had style. in the book that jack referenced, the prince of providence, mike stanton wrote, that one night vespia came crashing through the second-floor window of willie mafaro's apartment, waving a machine gun at two dozen stunned dice players. not everybody does that. after his successful career with the state police, he went on to take the helm of the south kingstown police department where he spent the next two decades. he was the longest serving leader of that department and will be fondly remembered for his pursuit of justice, for his unimpeachable sense of right and wrong, for his persistent good humor and of course for the love and respect for that community he leaves behind. hearing viny vespia tell stories of his law enforcement career with a twinkle in his eye is an indelible memory for me. and he was a mentor to me

the state of rhode island also has a discriminatory program., a very nice program but it's only available to non-white s. that is, it provides this mentor ship program, so if an experienced "teacher of color " mentors a less experienced teacher of color, they are entitled for up to $ 2,500 of a stipend and the ment ee gets $500. again solely limited non-white teachers, and that's blatantly discriminatory. in the case of providence, a complaint has already been filed so and we've continued to engage in this discriminatory conduct so what we've asked for is that there be funds in order to penalize this. you can't just go ahead and discriminate on the basis of race. ashley: and peter, very quickly, what's the reaction been? the way you describe it, it's clearly discriminatory. >> well, here is what you have to understand. we'll be filing many many more complaints because this is endemic throughout the entire country. there are hundreds if not thousands of similar programs. there have been people, parents, teachers who haven't been allowed to take

so rhode island, it is our time. we have momentum and if we keep up the tremendous determination we display during the pandemic, we will be ready to embrace the significant opportunity ahead. we have the tools. and with all of us working together, we have the team to be successful. let's go write our states next chapter. [applause] rhode island is ready. thank you so much for being here tonight and listening. [applause] [whooping] >> the u.s. house will return to session shortly. members are expected to debate a bill that would provide financial aid to grad students and postdoctoral researchers who are studying cybersecurity and energy infrastructure as well as legislation expanding tribal lands. live coverage of the u.s. house here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. god, you are our refuge and our strength. our very present help in times of trouble. we offer our prayers today asking that you provide t

new teacher loan forgiveness funded by the rhode island foundation, the largest charity in rhode island. there is one catch to it. you cannot apply unless you are non-whites. they or openly discriminating against new white teachers with this program. nobody seems to blink an eye ha a. we have filed a federal complaint about it. we are pursuing it. but nobody is challenging this. the governor is no place to be found. the attorney general is no plac to be found. this is a government program to discriminate. unfortunately, that is what has happened to the equity agenda and we are getting reports from around the country of the sort of problems. we are organizing to investigat these things, to expose them an if necessary to litigate them. one of the things we are doing, and you can sign up at our website if you are a lawyer tha wants to help in this effort at equal protect.org. a lawyer's network. this has to be a national effort . as you mentioned, the biden administration is behind it also . that is what we are doing and w asked people to visit and join us. >> you cannot let it construct n

many slave ships that came into the united states came into rhode island. pamela: but douglass and his new wife do fd safe harbor briefly in newport with the free black family of isaac rice. the rice homestead still stands on the corner of thomas and williams streets and was a station on the underground railroad. the douglasses were whisked by stagecoach to new bedford. blake, who is president of the new bedford historic society, says it is to this whaling city neighborhood,ow the historic district abolition rope, that douglass is sent. he has his first taste of life as a free man in the home of nathan and polly johnson. what road did -- what role did this house have in shaping frederick douglas's life? >> nathan and polly johnson, african-american entrepreneurs, were part of the underground railroad. when anna and frederick come here, they have just been married 3, 4 days, but frederick is 20 years old. we are so used to seeing frederick ■douglassas an elde statesman, we forget he has a foundation story. this house is part of the foundation story. pamela:

the article 2 of the constitution says you have to be a citizen of the state of rhode island in orderanchez doesn't believe an amendment would be needed in the state's constitution for undocumented citizens to vote in a local election. we know now the bill has been forwarded to the house elections committee. >> from boston, thank you. >>> coming up, how parents can have an honest conversation with teenage girls about sexual violence. >>> more o"nbc news daily" n with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes, everyone is making room for binaxnow in their medicine cabinet. do we still need these pregnancy tests? (kids yell and giggle, a dog barks and a vase breaks) yeah, no. out with the old, in with the #1 covid-19 self test in the us. with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. binaxnow >>> modern parenting alarming data about teenage girls. >> a recent cdc report found 18% of teen girls had been victims of violent sexual behavior in the past year. data also revealing number of young girls forced into sex grew by nearly 200,000 in just two years. nbc news medical re

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discuss that i'm now joined by nikolai petro professor political science at the university of rhode island and also the tragedy of your praying. what the classical greek tragedy can teach us about conflict resolution. professor petra is great to talk to you and thank you very much in advance for this the rather unusual. i'm pretty intriguing. look at the ukranian conflict. ok, i look forward to discussing it. now, given you a focus on the greek to g, g, dns, a, let me quote one more of them are, sophocles go asserted that all men make mistakes, but a good man yields. when he knows that his course of action is wrong, repairs the evil, the only crime, according to sophocles, is pride isn't what your book is all about. that this conflict essentially rose out of hubris, of hubris, of the political elite, which, by the way, asian greeks considered as one of the biggest things. yes. but not just this tragedy and not just this war. all wars arise out of hubris, which at the beginning of and as i would say, the middle to the end of the 20th century. we had a number of realist political thinkers, i

the provident school the providence school district, the largest in rhode island, is funded a program for teachere loan forgiveness, new teacher loan forgiveness funded by the rhode islandsshe foundation, island. the largest charity in rhode island. there'theris one catchs one cato you u cannot apply unless you ae nonwhite. so they have are openly discriminating against new white teachersopenly dis wis program and nobody seems to blink an eye at it. have fie we have filed a federal complaint about it. >> we are pursuing it, butbut nobody is challenging this. plae the governor is no place to befn found. thisattorney general is no place to be found. this is a government program to discriminate. and unfortunately, that's what has happened to thhahappene equy agenda. around thegetting reports from around the country of thes coun of sort of problems. so w e are organizing investigate these things, to e to investigatexp these things, to expose them and if necessary, to litigate them. u u and one of the things we're doing and you can sign up atyer our web site ithatf you are a lawyer who wan

he's stepping down effective june 1st to leave the rhode island foundation as president and ceo.ent, he said serving the people of rhode island has been the honor of his lifetime. also this morning, democratic congressman barbara lee announced her plans to run for dianne feinstein's soon to be vacated california senate seat. this makes three house democrats running for the seat in the 2024 election including adam schiff and katie porter. >>> it is election day in wisconsin. and what might be the most politically consequencial vote of the year, one you likely haven't heard of if you don't live in the state. voters in the very crucial swing state are casting ballots in the primary for an open seat on wisconsin's supreme court. the race between two conservative and two liberal justices could be a chance for progressives to flip a conservative court, which has tipped the scales on some pretty high profile issues. shaquille brewster joins me now from racine, wisconsin. why is this vote so important for the state and nationwide? >> reporter: wisconsin's conservative court has been at t

there's actually a ranch in texas that's bigger than rhode island. one solitary ranch.ah interesting question number two, which texas city can say it's the hometown of megan. the stallion, patrick swayze, hilary duff, michael straight hand, and beyonce should know this right, austin. no houston, it is huge doubt. yeah h town, baby. alright question number three, which chain of theme parks gets its name from the different nations that have all claimed ownership of texas at one point in history. six flags . six flags over texas. yes nice . the by the way the nations that have flown flags over texas. france spain, mexico, the republic of texas, the confederacy, the united states of america. yep. so much, all right, next up, according to a 1987 george strait song, who lives in texas my exes new you would know that one. i promise. i did not cheat. all my exes live in texas. um it's a great song. okay i think this is the last one walker, texas ranger filmed on location in dallas fort worth from 93 to 2001, starring which oklahoma born martial artist chuck norris. norris go. o

providence, rhode island is doubling that for its reparation program.escue plan which congress passed and president biden signed into law in 2021. the commissioner's spear heading the proposal in shelby county, telling fox business the city of memphis performed a disparity study in 1994 and one recently where several of the same challenges from almost 30 years ago still exists. the pandemic only intensify many of these already existing disparities. some in congress disagreed. >> if states and localities are thinking of using this for reparations and other projects that had nothing to do with at all with covid-19, those should come back to washington immediately. >> congressman o'donnel says suggesting that money to pay for the national debt. bret. >> grady, thanks, welcome to washington, by the way. >>> the panel on president biden's european trip. the latest on east palestine, ohio. our fox affiliate covering across the country tonight. a mexican man is facing two additional count. george allen kelly says he's innocent but admits to firing his rifle in

speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. magaziner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island is recognized for two minutes. mr. magaziner: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to oppose this misguided resolution which will tight hands of investors from doing their job and will hurt the retirement savings of millions of hardworking americans. the evidence is clear. companies that adopt thoughtful policies to manage their environmental, social, and governance risks outperform those that don't. i'll say that again. companies that have thoughtful policies to manage their environmental, social, and governance risks outperform those that don't. don't believe me? ask the shareholders of b.p. whose stock fell more than 50% after the gulf oil spill, wiping out billions of dollars of shareholder value. or volkswagen, whose stock fell 45% after they were caught sheeting on emissions tests. how about norfolk southern, they are in the news lately. their stock is thanking because of their inattention to managing the safety of their operati

rhode islanders are resilient and we support one another.n that night in west warwick, the heroism of emergency responders and ordinary people saved countless lives. our state came together to mourn and memorialize those we lost and help each other heal. two decades after that awful night, i will submit the names of those lost. i honor all of the victims and recommit ourselves to promoting fire safety across our country so such a tragedy can never occur again. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. >> in the beginning -- mr. johnson: tommy deutch like every other person was endowed with certain unique talents, the mission we all have in living is to go forth and be fruitful with those talents. i'm here today with my colleagues and also with the family and church members and pastor of tommy d

this plan is being considered in the state assembly of connecticut, maine, massachusetts, rhode island, vermont. some states america had implemented its sales plan for low-income people. american author leo wrote in an article in 2019 that one million americans are unable to pay for their basic needs. buying and selling blood has become one of the most prosperous businesses in america. for the protesting friends, for the fifth week in a row, after benjamin netanyahu's cabinet took office , they demonstrated in several areas in occupied palestine. some experts do not consider it unlikely that netanyahu's cabinet will be overthrown. his cabinet zionist demonstrations were held for the fifth consecutive week in several areas inside the occupied palestinian territories, especially tel aviv, haifa and quds, including the demands of the demonstrators from the cabinet of this regime to accept the judicial system , the demonstrators shouted, 4 netanyahu and his corrupt agents must be held accountable. that within israel, the differences and divisions are increasing, these differences have crea

i think in rhode island club kim's in a book that probably the national shift. anyway, the young showcase is under nathaniel anita, that's with a why. why is it will ah, [000:00:00;00] a quote, i'm not sure it's, laura doesn't want that much extra money, but i know it's a good hole is you'll need be a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe for isolation for community are you going the right way, where are you being led? to direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. the me watching was going to give me the shadow showed on dinner and i'm not trying to scan know when i what doc with that teacher, just question the profile is national shylie your get when you bought when you can buy me the the me hello, i'm manila, chad, you are tuned into modus operandi the show that explores the methods and patterns of foreign policy all around the world and the history that reverberates in our lives today. first, we will examine the multi decade conflict

in june to run the rhode island foundation.prior to becoming a u.s. congressmember in 2011, cicilline was mayor of providence, the first openly gay mayor of a state capital. the u.s. supreme court rejected an appeal to an arkansas law that penalizes the boycott of israel. the case was brought on behalf of the editor of "the arkansas times," who refused to sign a pledge that he would not boycott israel in order to benefit from state advertising contracts. over 30 such laws are in place around the country and have been used as a model to curb boycotts of oil companies and gun manufacturers as well. the aclu argued the arkansas law should be overturned since boycotts have been established as protected speech under the first amendment. to see our interview on the subject, go to democracynow.org. separately on tuesday, supreme court justices heard arguments in gonzalez v. google, a case challenging federal protections for social media and search engine companies that host and amplify potentially dangerous content. the plaintiff argu

. >>> we found an egg farm in rhode island working hard to keep egg prices down.oddy farms, the largest chicken farm in rhode island and he joins me now. eli, i thought the problem with the egg market was the bird flu. that is what is pushing prices up, isn't it? >> that is correct. the flu in past years would come in the spring, back in 2015 when it occurred, as the it passes birds migrate north, it would disappear. they came back south, weren't still carrying virus. this past year they carried it year-round. so presently the concern is, it is still affecting farms throughout the country. people are concerned about it. it just hasn't gone away. as we get into the spring, we're afraid that will come back again. stuart: there is not much you can do about it is there? there may be other things you can do to keep egg prices stable but you can't do much about bird flu. >> that's it. supply and demand. it's a commodity. when you kill 40 or 50 million birds, you create a shortage of eggs right there. when demand increases it gets even worse. stuart: is there any way to

at least 700,000 acres have burned roughly the size of rhode island.ced to evacuate. fires are burning around three regions near the middle of the long pacific coastline. >>> the brooklyn nets trade kyrie erving and there are new accusations against new york congressman george santos. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. santos was accused of sexual harassment and ethics violations by a staffer. in a letter to the house committee last friday, derrick myers claimed he was hired in santos' office as a volunteer . in violation of ethics rules. he also said he was sexually harassed by santos. santos told the man his office was in the process of hiring meyers but was against it after they learned he was charged with wiretapping last year while working as a journalist. >> cbs sports says kyrie irving is headed to the dallas mavericks in a blockbuster trade. for irving, another player, the mavs are sending the nets spencer dimwitty, doran smith and two second round picks. erving's ti ibeenontroversial. he missed most of the nets home game

>> congressman david cicilline plans to resign at may, will trigger a free for all election in rhode islandsional gig this morning the ceo of the rhode island foundation. the special election under way in virginia to fill the seat of the congressman donald mceachin who passed away in november. senator jennifer mcclellan is facing leon benjamin. if mcclellan wins she will be the first black woman to represent virginia in the congress. >>> good news for families flying with children. united making it easier for folks with young folks to sit together free of charge. new map technology will identify the seats that are near each other. thanks for your time. we'll see you tomorrow. abby phillips picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. i'm

democratic congressman david cicilline of rhode island announced today he is resigning as of june 1. become head of the rhode island foundation, the state's largest funder of nonprofit organizations. he has served in congress 12 years. he is on the house judiciary in foreign affairs committees and is cochair of the lgbtq+ equality caucus. seattle became the first city in the u.s. to ban caste based discrimination. the city council cited with supporters who argue the form of discrimination with origins in ancient india and based on birth or dissent was not covered by existing civil rights protections. some hindu americans opposed the ban say, lines a specific community. in new orleans, thousands of partygoers packed the streets for mardi gras. the celebrations followed a fatal shooting at a sunday night parade, but today, the mood was much brighter less colorful costumes and dancing filled the parade route. some in the crowd dismissed fears of violent crime. >> i'm trying to not let a couple of bad things block out such a positive event. i see a lot of people out here with their famil

and democratic congressman david cicilline of rhode island announced today he's resigning, as of junebecome head of the rhode island foundation, the state's largest funder of non-profit organizations. cicilline has served in congress for 12 years. he's on the house judiciary and foreign affairs committees, and is co-chair of the lgbtq+ equality caucus. still to come on the newshour, the supreme court considers rolling back legal immunity for social media companies. a new strain of avian flu sparks concerns over its trsmissibility to humans. how a midwest city's investment in public art mirrors its overall turnaround. plus much more. >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: as russia's invasion of ukraine marks one year, and president putin announces russia will suspend its participation in the new start treaty, where does that leave u.s.-russia relations? rose gottemoeller was the chief u.s. negotiator for that treaty during the obama administration. she's now a distingu

>> congressman david cicilline plans to resign at may, will trigger a free for all election in rhode island. cicilline has served in washington since 2011 and announcing his post congressional gig this morning the ceo of the rhode island foundation. the special election under way in virginia to fill the seat of the congressman donald mceachin who passed away in november. senator jennifer mcclellan is facing leon benjamin. if mcclellan wins she will be the first black woman to represent virginia in the congress. >>> good news for families flying with children. united making it easier for folks with young folks to sit together free of charge. new map technology will identify the seats that are near each other. thanks for your time. we'll see you tomorrow. abby phillips picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. i'm abby phillips in washington. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. today an extraordinary moment. just days from the one-year mark of russia's brutal war on ukraine, two world leaders, two cups kwngsal speeches, president biden in poland, reiterating america's support for ukra

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we have the numbers for rhode island, nevada, new mexico. so, all of these folks would be at risk as their retirement savings is worth much, much less. veterans across the country, they rely on their government for their disability, health care, pensions. they could be left with no support. medicare reimbursements for our hospitals would go way down. health care treatment will be worse. health care treatment would be more expensive. and there would be massive layoffs at so many of our hospitals, particularly in rural areas. many of my counties, the hospital is the largest employer. food on the table. 42 million americans get it. and so, we can think of scenarios. i think of a senior in albany who can't afford the rent because there social security was delayed, or disabled veterans in baltimore, who won't know if he or she could get the care he or she needs. a parent in albuquerque who relies on snap and doesn't know if they can feed their kids. a family in bristol who just bought their first home and now their mortgage is skyhigh. a local ho

is being considered in the state assembly of connecticut, maine, massachusetts, new hampshire, rhode island and vermont. before that, some american states had implemented the plan to sell blood for low-income people . "this country has gotten tougher," zelensky said russia is sending more troops to the battle scenes and the situation is very difficult in the bagh moat-e-bad axis and other areas. the president of ukraine has previously warned about the imminent russian attack and asked the western allies for more weapons and a strategic plan. 256 people in japan died due to corona virus in the last 24 hours and 38 thousand people were also infected with this disease. taiwan and peru have 72 and 73 victims respectively after japan. recorded in the past week, taiwan's strongest wave azar has experienced the corona virus during this period and the number of infections has increased by 44% and the number of deaths by 155%. australia and russia have also experienced an increase of 42% and 30% respectively in the last week. also, germany has experienced a 17% increase in the number of infected peo

nonprofits in illinois and rhode island being constructed on how to center their classrooms around equityat's what i mean by woke. it is not just about the department of education. it is everywhere. the department of agriculture talking about food justice and systemic inequities in food system. as you start to delve into the details of these agencies, you realize it is not just big government, like i was say the bill clinton administration was is possible for. this is a new type of government that is woke. the dollars are being spent not just the have environmental cleanup. we see that in the situation in ohio, but talk about environments of justice and it is also weaponize. these are the same agency is going after american people. the epa that puts 75-year-old veteran in jail for 18 months for building ponds on his ranch to fight wildfires. you go agency by agency and uc more of a track record by woke at weaponize bureaucracy. host: as far as the basis, where you finding this information and why should people trust you? guest: track record, program by program, find what they're spending

we had n the number senior releases for marilyn, rhode island, nevada, and new mexico.ll of these folks to be at risk as the retirement savings is worth much much less. veterans across the country, they rely on their government for their disability, their health care, their pensions could be left with no support. spmedicare reimbursements for or hospitals would go way down. healthcare treatment would be worse. healthcare treatment will be e more expensive. and there would be massive layoffs that so many of our hospitals and particularly rural areas. many of my areas the hospital is the largest employer. food on the table, 42 million americans get it. and so we can think of scenarios. think of a senior in all but he could not afford the rent there social security was delayed. i disabled veteran in baltimore who won't if he or she can get the care he or she needs. a parent and w albuquerque that relies on snap and doesn't know if they can feed their kids. a family in bristol who just bought their first home. and now their mortgage is sky high. a local hospital in carson c

inter in the state assemblies of calaticate, maine, massachusetts, new hampshire, rhode island, and vermont, it is being investigated. before that , some states america plans to sell blood they had performed for low-income people. american writer alan mcleod wrote in an article in 2019. because 130 million americans are unable to pay for their basic needs, buying and selling blood has become one of the most prosperous businesses in america. parents of seven children. salle, who lost his life nine years ago with the british army's nerve gas, announced that the authorities of this country are not willing to pursue the case. father england says nine years of non-stop effort he is the father of his 7-year-old son, who was killed by chemical gases belonging to the deceased army, when heavy rains started flooding in our area in 2014 , and water entered our house . there was an old chemical waste disposal center behind the house, which the army and the british government did not know that the toxic leachates of chemical coals entered our homes , which caused the release of hydrogen cyanide gas. th

he had been an inmate at a state facility here in rhode island because he came up in a gang with gunsgs, and he got caught. but he made sothing of himself. he ended up with a law degree from yale university and a wonderful practice in southern florida. a wonderful story about human potential. now, of course, every inmate is not going to be a future student at yale law school or brown university. but there are human beings behind those bars. >> mm-hmm. >> every one of them has a story. some of them have done terrible things. but what kind of society, what kind of people are we if we simply turn our back on them, if we throw them on the dung heap of human debris, if we treat them as if they were less than fully human? >> you appeared on the original "firing line," hosted by william f. buckley jr. in 1991, you participated in a "firing line" debate on the question, "is freedom of thought in danger on american campuses?" you were on the side arguing that it was. and i want to play a section of the back-and-forth between you and catharine stimpson, who was then a dean at rutgers, who was o

he's going to head up the rhode island foundation, which he describes as one of the largest and oldest replacement for that heavily democratic seat. >>> and california congresswoman barbara lee has made her long anticipated senate bid official. she's joining capitol hill colleagues adam schiff and katie porter in a race experts say could cost hundreds of millions of dollars to succeed diane feinstein. >>> you won't believe where a four foot long alligator was found in new york city. we've got the details on chris jansing reports only on msnbc. j. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactio

the fire has destroyed more than 600,000 acres of forest, roughly the size of rhode island, and intense heat wave is hampering efforts to put out the flames and incredible rescue at sea involving a stolen yacht has some very unusual twists and turns to the story. here's a b cs phil lip off stunning footage in the rough seas coast guard rescuing a man as this yacht is rolled by a giant wave. the remarkable rescue friday at the mouth of the columbia river as it flows into the pacific ocean, notorious for 20 to 40 ft waves. that's petty officer first class branch, walton dropped down from a chopper in the water, inching closer to the boat when the massive wave crashes. so i saw the wave coming. he pointed to it. i looked over. it was a little too late. tried to duck underneath it. i didn't get hit as bad as the boat. amazingly the man on board 35 year old jericho, levante saved and taken to the hospital with mild hypothermia. that was a phenomenal job done by that rescue swimmer. a story of police chief stacey kelly watching the rescue with no idea the man plucked from the water was the sa

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i just reflect on a year of being states and it are in rhode island and making rhode island a third state with paid leave. the first state to ensure that everyone who uses it has the right to return to work. i can remember going back to rhode island with david cicilline invited me to come and speak about family and medical leave. i said, my love to wendy who can't be here this afternoon, but her work with family values, the national network, grassroots coalitions won more than 16 you paid leave policies, new rights to 55 million workers and their loved ones. i sent my love to her as well. mister secretary, i don't know what to say. in italian we have that word sympathetic oh. when i met you in this incarnation, we are joined at the hip. you know that whatever i can do and before the department of labor, i am there for you every step of the way. i thank you so much for all of your efforts. recognizing secretary becerra, we sat in many meetings, leadership meetings, and all we had to do was look at each other in the eye and knew where we would be coming from and we could begin and end each

and in 1960 all of those bodies are removed in order to eventually make room for the rhode island metro> despite his contributions, his final resting place is unknown. >> that's one of the main reasons stories like this need to be recovered to show that black people literally had a happened in the founding of the nation. >> i hope when people walk past the capitol they remember the contribution that phillip reed made to this symbol of freedom even when he didn't have it himself. ♪ john: now online, what we know about the chemicals on board that train that derailed in ohio. all that and more is on our website pbs.org/newshour and that is pbs news weekend for this saturday. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us, see you tomorrow. announcer: major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no-contract plans. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that suits you. visit consumer cellular . tv to learn more. announcer: and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutns -- t

this plan is being considered in the state assembly of connecticut, massachusetts, new hampshire, rhode island, and vermont. before that, some states in the united states have plans to sell blood for low-income people. american writer alan mcleod wrote in an article in 2019, because 130 millions of americans are unable to pay for their basic needs. buying and selling blood to one of the seven-year-old butterfly businesses who died nine years ago with nerve gas from the british army announced that the authorities of this country are not willing to pursue the case. these chemical gases, which have been in the war since the british years, have been paralyzed, in the blind of public protests to the british government, a father says that for nine years he has been trying to find out what to do with his 7-year-old son, who was killed by chemical gases belonging to the british army. in our area in the year in 2014, the flood started and entered our house. behind the house, an old man buried chemical waste, which the british army and government did not know about . this nerve gas was used in the briti

is being considered in the state assembly of connecticut, maine, massachusetts, new hampshire, rhode island, and vermont. previously, some american states have implemented a plan to sell blood for low-income people. the president of ukraine warned that mourning on the front lines of the war in the east of the country has become more difficult, saying that russia is sending more troops to the battle scenes and the conditions are very difficult in the bagh moat-e-bad axis and other areas. from this also with warning regarding the massive and imminent attack of russia, it had requested more and more strategic weapons from the western allies. 256 people died in japan in the last 24 hours due to corona, and 38 thousand people were infected with this disease in taiwan and peru , 79 and 73 respectively. after japan, they had the highest number of corona victims in the past day and night. according to the statistics recorded in the last week, taiwan has experienced the most severe seventh wave of corona during this period, and the number of infections has increased by 44% and deaths by 155 %. austr

frank served as chief justice of the rhode island supreme court from 2001 to 2009. and as chief judge of the u.s. court of military commissions and remains active in arbitration and like lincoln frank dogs, most especially. so you can talk to him about that too roger lowenstein is making his inaugural appearance the lincoln forum and we welcome him to the lincoln family as well or the lincoln forum. family. roger has forged a distinguished career as a financial writer. he reported for the new york or the wall street journal for over a decade and his writings have appeared in bloomberg, the new york times, the washington post, fortune and the atlantic. just to name a few outlets. he is also the author of several books on finance in history, including buffett the making of an american capitalist origins of the crash, the great bubble and its undoing and america's bank epic struggle to create the federal reserve, an institution which has also been much in the news over the last few months, roger traveled further in time with his new book, ways and means lincoln and his

this is the russian center in rhode island, the latest news, the italian government is declared a large group of russian diplomats persona non grata what that is. he chests not was so come warden yet no need. but e at that as it by disc one out. i see him normally, bullet chamber, spanish, mcneish law sub shapes. the slow am if i didn't get this love i me. nissan. glenn is quality sch, can coast from category is alaska. i'm not about fornia for cut us off oregon. i says keith else came ah ah ah, in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of vietnam. the white house supported the corrupt puppet government of southern vietnam. in 1965 americans began their invasion following the aim to defeat the forces of vietnamese patriots. the pentagon was confident that the victory would be on the american side due to its military superiority. however, the vietnamese turn this war into a total hell for the occupants. unable to cope with the guerrillas, the american army started blanket bombing alongside using chemical weapons and napalm which burnt all ali

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