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on the 75th anniversary, the college featured two grandchildren clifton truman daniel and edwina saenz to talk about their grand parents legacies. >> welcome. we are very glad that a global audience is joining us here from america's national churchill museum. i'm timothy raleigh the chief curator here at the museum here with spinster college. this afternoon, i am live here from the clementine spencer reading room here at the museum. we are launching our program today remotely from independence missouri the home of the truman library were the director is joining us and to special guests we began our program with two guests who have a passion for the subject, and of course the two principal players in our story, winston churchill and harry truman. namely edwina saenz, the granddaughter of officer winston churchill and clifton truman daniel who is the grandson of harry truman. to all of you welcome and, thanks for joining us on the 75th anniversary. >> thanks tim. >> thank you tim. >> hi edwina. >> the miracle of joining together like we are today is really remarkable. as a say we have al

carly would be followed by michelle saenz-rodriguez, cofounder and senior attorney with saenz-rodriguez & associates and director on the board of governors with the american immigration lawyers association. michelle has been engaged in aspiring volunteer work and temper a shelter for unaccompanied migrant boys house at the dallas convention center. after she provides us with the reality of that situation we will turn to another aba staffer, dalia castillo-granados. dolly get is the director of the aba children's immigration law academy, or cila, located in houston. she will provide more insight into the particular rights and challenges unaccompanied minors face in the system and how cila supports legal advocates who provide legal services to unaccompanied children. finally we are fortunate to mark greenberg with us today. mark is a member of the aba commission on immigration and a senior fellow and the director of the human services initiative at the migration policy institute. as the former acting assistant secretary at the administration for children and families at the department of

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arlette saenz, cnn, the white house. >>> the number of children in the custody of u.s.nd border production dropped on wednesday. it seems that the biden administration is transferring more of these children to shelters better suited for them operated by health and human services. new facilities for them are opening in texas. now, this night vision video here shows smugglers dropping two small children over a border fence between the u.s. and mexico. the two little sisters just three and five years old we're told are now in u.s. custody. the governor of texas says drug cartels are trying to recruit smul letters publicly on social media. listen to this. >> a concern that we have is how brazen and open the drug cartels are getting in trying to recruit people here in the state of texas to assist them ithese crimes. i was provided these -- i want to show you these two pictures if you can zoom in, these are two pictures from tiktok and these are ads or videos and things that are being run by cartels on tiktok trying to recruit people in texas to assist them commit their crime

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arlette saenz, cnn, the white house. >>> volcanic ash now stretches over the entire length of st.incent in the caribbean and the air reeks of sulfur. after the break our derek van dam will bring us the latest on the island's erupting volcano. rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the same medications as the vet, but for less with fast free shipping. visit petmeds.com today. >>> wow, look at that! look at that! >> wow, indeed. this incredible view of a waterspout near panama city beach on florida on saturday. the huge funnel cloud was swirling over the gulf of mexico as you can see here. tweeted it was, quote, a fierce tornado, glad we are heading back now. >>> and emergency officials in st. vincent say an extremely heavy ash fall and smell of sulfur are blanketing the island. it's coming from the volcano in the north all the way to the capital kingstown in the south. officials say the volcano erupted at least three times on friday and could keep on erupting for weeks. so let's go to derek van dam. derek is monitoring all of this. this is quite devastating the impact of this ash,

cnn's arlette saenz is at the white house with more on this.d now? >> well, fred, president biden says he will increase the number of refugees allowed into the united states after he faced some immediate backlash from members of his own party and refugee advocate groups when he had said he would maintain those numbers at those record low trump era levels. the president spoke about this for the first time yesterday after playing a round of golf. and he talked to reporters. i want to read you exactly what he said. he said we're going to increase the numbers. the problem was that the administration was working on the crisis that ended up upon the border with young people and we couldn't do two things at once. and now we're going to increase the numbers. so the president there suggesting there was a connection between that initial refugee limit decision and what has been happening at the border as the personnel have been working on both of those issues and that is something that the national security adviser jake sullivan spoke about this morning a

arlette saenz joining me right now.plan to the country and a rather skeptical republican party? >> fred, this is where the hard work begins for president biden as he starts to talk about this plan with lawmakers up on capitol hill. the president has indicated that he's planning to host both democratic and republican lawmakers here at the white house at some point after this easter holiday to talk about this massive infrastructure and jobs proposal. he has also deployed five of his cabinet secretaries, the white house is calling his so-called jobs cabinet, to talk directly to lawmakers up in congress, and also to sell this plan to the public. and this morning you heard the transportation secretary pete buttigieg talking about the president's desire for this to be a bipartisan bill but also insisting that they will be ready to act if not. take a listen. >> the president really believes in a bipartisan approach, and it's one of the reasons i'm constantly having conversations with members of congress on both sides of the ai

let's go to cnn's arlette saenz. >> president joe biden stacked his day at the white house today full senior team. i am told that one of those meetings that president joe biden and vice president harris had focused on climate issues. we also saw the special presidential envoy for climate, john kerry, and tony blinken arriving here at the white house this afternoon. this climate meeting comes as the president is preparing to host a virtual summit on climate later this month with world leaders, initially inviting leaders from around 40 countries, though that list is still having finalized, but russia and china were included on that list of invitees for their climate summit. on top of the meetings that the president is having here at the white house today, his immediate focus heading into next week will be infrastructure as he will soon start hosting those lawmakers here at the white house to talk about his massive $2.25 trillion infrastructure and jobs proposal. on monday there will be a bipartisan group of lawmakers here at the white house with the president to talk about those issues.

arlette saenz, cnn, the white house. >>> well, it seems, former-u.s.onald trump still holds sway with the republican party. despite losing the presidency and the senate, last year. he just hosted republican-national committee donors at his mar-a-lago club for a close-door speech. but, of course, these things don't stay behind closed doors, do they? a person in the room, telling us, trump repeatedly insulted the senate-gop leader, mitch mcconnell. at one point, describing him as dumb sob. we are told the former president, also, touched on the 2020-presidential election. and guess what? still, falsely, claims it was stolen from him. >>> quick break. when we come back here on cnn "newsroom." ash from an actively-erupting vol d volcano covering this caribbean island. we will bring you the latest. also, a tropical cyclone headed toward western australia. we will tell you when it's expected to hit and why it is so rare. we'll be right back. bam, 12 months of $5 wireless. visible. wireless that gets better with friends. (burke) phone it in to 1-800-farmers an

carly will be followed by michelle saenz rodriguez cofounder and attorney with saenz rodriguez ac at director on the board of governors with the american immigration lawyers ' association. michelle has been engaged in inspiring work at carly [inaudible] housed at the dallas convention center. alasdair she provides us with the reality of that [inaudible] we'll turn to another staffer, dave castillo granddaughters. dolly is the director of the children's [inaudible] dahlia will provide more insight into the particular rights and challenges unaccompanied minors face in the system and how support legal advocates to provide services to on a commentary. children finally will fortunate to have marc greenberg with us today. mark is a member of the aviation commission on immigration and is senior fellow and the director of the human services initiative at the migration policy institute. as the former acting assistant secretary at the administration for children and families at the department of health and human services, mark has deep insight into the resources and policies needed to manage a

i busted into it like it wasn't my apartment and proceeded to murder horatio saenz who was watching,t the other end of the walkway and there was a car waiting for us with bikini models on it and it was playing "everything is beautiful" blaring from the car. and all of us, besser, ian and horatio got on the car and it said, "do you want the sentence of happiness." and the whole crowd yelled "yes." and we opened up a box and it was full of dough and we whipped dough at the audience, called them a bunch of suckers and i'll never forget the main critic from "the chicago reader," which you remember, seth, that was, like, one of the big places to get reviewed in. >> seth: yes >> i think jack helbig was his name >> seth: he was the guy. >> and i hit him dead center right on his chest with a big hunk of dough. and then we drove away with the bikini models leaving the audience, like, on some strange street and just ending the show. >> seth: and how was helbig's review >> it was mixed. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's fair that's fair. hey, thank you it's always great to see you, adam "death at th

edwina saenz, the granddaughter of winston churchill, and clementine churchill, has joined us today from new york. we're also joined by clifton truman daniel from chicago and director of the harry truman library kurt graham and independents, missouri. we have explored these two great leaders then and now and we thank you all for joining us today and sharing your insights, your knowledge, and your passion for the subject matter. it's important that we tell these stories as he mentioned kurt to the next generations so that we can learn from the past, to inform the president and build a better future. so once again, thank you all. we will take a break now and be back at the top of the hour for more of our program here to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the iron curtain speech. so again, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you. tim >> thank you tim thank occurred thank you edwina. >> thank you all for watching.

on the 75th anniversary, the college featured two grandchildren clifton truman daniel and edwina saenzo talk about their grand parents legacies. >> welcome. we are very glad that a global audience is joining us here from america's national churchill museum. i'm timothy raleigh the chief curator here at the museum here

arlett saenz. >>> cybersecurity experts said the personal information of about a half billion facebooke been posted to a website used by hackers. cnn explains how the sensitive data was released. >> reporter: so hackers, in this case, apparently back in 2019 are able to exploit a flaw in facebook's systems where they were able to match phone numbers of apparently hundreds of millions of facebook users with their facebook accounts. now what that has resulted in is someone has posted on a hacking forum the details, we're told, of half a billion facebook accounts, phone numbers, e-mail addresses, people's names, where they live. all this information a treasure-trove for cyber criminals who might want to engage in identity tests. break down of the numbers by country 32 million accounts in the u.s., 11 million in the united kingdom, 28 million in saudi arabia, and hundreds of millions more around the world. facebook said it has fixed that flaw. they said they fixed the flaw back in 2019. obviously, the data is still out there. we asked the company if they are going to tell users. if they're

cn cnn arlett sign -- saenz reports. >> reporter: another round of infrastructure talks on the tabled be the second time in just a week where president biden had the bipartisan meeting with lawmakers on his $2.25 trillion infrastructure proposal. if you take a look at the list of people who have been invited to the meeting, it includes lawmakers from both the house and senate, and they also have a common thread there. there are many people in that list who were former governors and mayors, which is part of the white house's push to try to make this appeal on infrastructure to people who have had experience dealing with infrastructure issues and federal spending in their states and cities. you will see mitt romney and john hogan, former republican governors, as well as john hickenlooper who were democratic governors. one thing that is playing out right now is this debate over what exactly infrastructure is. republicans want to see it more tailored to roads, bridges, and rails. democrats are really trying to enhance infrastructure to include broadband and clean energy initiatives. one

they're >> well edwina saenz, who was was churchill's granddaughter and a world renowned artist wanted to relocate eight sections of the berlin wall from berlin to fulton as a sculpture. she did something interesting. she carved through the abstract male and female figures so you can break through between communism and freedom. she titled it "the sculpture of breakthrough. " she is an artist and has a remarkable work on the campus outside the museum. it is an extraordinary! on the story -- exclaimation. point some people are saying is not a question mark not an exclamation point. >> this has been an absolutely great conversation. timothy we really appreciate you coming on and talking with us about the history of the iron curtain speech and your churchill museum. what can people expect to see from the museum coming how can people expect up in to see from the museum the future? coming up in the future? really really quickly. >> join us online right now. quickly if you miss the. >> join us online right now. if you missed the virtual programming from the 75th virtual programming commemorat

i want to go our white house correspondent arlette saenz. tell me what you're hearing. >> president biden released a statement ton this attack at the tap toll. the president is responding -- the statement says jill and i were heart boecken to learn of a violent attack on the security checkpoint on the u.s. ground killing officer evans of the capitol police and another -- everyone grieving has host. we know when a difficult time this has been for the capital, everyone who works there and the -- the president went on to say that he's received recall and will continue to get investigations as this proceeds. he went on to express his gratitude to national guard police and he added as we northern, the president has requested that the flags be lowered to half staff, and can you see right behind me over my shoulder that actually just happened moments ago as that flag was lowered down to that position. this is now the fourth time that the president has ordered for the flags to be lowered to half staff since he became president. he did so after the s