choice between black man and liberal white lady, drop the black guy every single time. who makes bigger proportion of electorate? don lemons or nikki haleys? not a call. shut up black guy, how dare you pretend biology is real, you are fired. that is what happened to don lemon, the faithful ate one of their own, this is unsentimental math of identity politics. know your place and violate the rules and you die. nikki haley understands that and don lemons doesn't and now he's heading to do infomercials, where does this leave the rest of us? dead end. ultimate cul-de-sac, inversion of the american idea out of many one that becomes out of one many. racial strife, hatred, division and craziness. in the end, rawanda, no country can survive identity politics, we know that. how do we stop it? maybe by remembering our nation is about something bigger and by restating clearly and out loud principles to bind us to one another. what do we have in common? that is a real question. in fact, a question we can't avoid if we want to continue. two books and his latest venture he will tell

score 1:1, continue lady in white how many laps to run easily by the summer on a standard treadmill in0.000 m. i'm only interested in the number of laps. somewhere here. let's try to remember, the size of a standard stadium was physical education, as far as i know, there should be physical education, you had universities, yes, girls too. i think it was too. yes, if these stadiums are always plus or minus the same, but they are so standard it is established that the football field has its own length and width, so this running oval has its own circumference. so 10.000 m. lady. in bely, you need 10 km. no, bones. how many circles are 50 50 circles, that is, and the circumference of the circle is 200 m. no. no, do not eat a meter in what 200 m 10 10 or 15, probably laps 10 years 20 means 20 let's mean 500 m 10 20 laps. 25 laps exactly 400m, alas, i can't accept this answer. how right, if we played more less, perhaps, please, finish building the tower veronica well of course, in this tour you build. and we, as it should be foremen, command maina vira, please, the third element and return to

so 10.000 m lady in white 10 km is necessary. yes, i think so too.are 50 circles, that is, the circumference of the circle is 200 m, do you think you can’t eat a meter, which 200 m is 10 by 10 or 20, probably circles, probably 10 or 15, so 20 means 500 m 10. let’s 10 20 circles. i accept answer 20 circles. 25 laps exactly 400m, alas, i can't accept this answer. how right, if we played more less, perhaps, please, finish building the veronika tower well, of course, you build it on this tour and we, as it should be, command the foreman. and come back to yourself. i want to draw your attention to the third element. and the fact that this element is more like a triangle. at least from our perspective at the top, it has an angle, an angle, which greatly interferes with further construction. any item supplied this one will move out, either to the left or to the right. pull yourself together. exhale. relax, do not forget that this is just a game and please answer. what is the question? what is the name of? the main award of the cannes film festival? we have

. >> listen, white lady, you got the wrong one!a mountaintop that tell you one negative 108 degrees is cold? you know how i know it was cold outside? because the uber eats man told me it was cold, and that's all i need to know. >> chelsea: how are you supposed to report on the wind if you are in bed? you are supposed to be outside. >> no, ma'am. i know your tricks! the only reason anybody wants a reporter out in this weather is to watch them fall and laugh at it. nope, nope. you you're not slick. i can't fall down if i am laying down. ha! check-mate! [applause] >> chelsea: you really think, as a woman, i would put another woman in that situation? >> bitch, i don't know you! i give you the benefit of the doubt, next thing i know, i'm falling off a mountain like a frozen mufasa! ahhh! if you want to report on the cold, you go outside, blonde lady. you look like you can handle it. you look like this be 25 from "frozen" anyway. >> chelsea: but i have to be here at the desk. >> listen to this woman. shea says she has to be "at the desk.

i hope i gave you a hint lady in white.ne that collapses above the ground. wrapped up from the girl, of course, well done. okay now you uh maybe try a leading question or potato version potato. and 175 countries of the world, that's what confuses me, the rest, in principle, in principle, can be suitable, although, too, well, not in all cuisines of the world, i accepted the answer to potatoes. you are the wrong answer. and build a tower. after that, we will continue kirill with just one element, and 30 seconds for everything about everything, but do not forget that you can be at this construction site again, by what principle do you choose elements, as in the battle of psychics, you just touch and feel the heat. the class is one of the most stable elements. well done, you are returning from the team. do you have more one leading question or one voluntary version. we are good. we have another question. if one and your answer. i don't want to be told later that it was my fault for being at a construction site. let's try garlic

white. ladies and christys. white. men, in the next hour, we've got jonathan joiner. he's going to be talking to me about whether or not the tories really mean it when they say they're going to get tough on what's happening in the channel. i'm also going to be talking about the fact that we be the fact that we might be witnessing end nicholas witnessing the end of nicholas sturgeon, to bring sturgeon, who's going to bring it as you it down? women. now, as you weather speaking weather evening i'm speaking here latest weather here with your latest weather update. temperatures are dropping out there across england frosty england and wales. a frosty start tomorrow some fog start tomorrow morning. some fog also north. frost also likely further north. frost and such a problem and fog not such a problem because is going be cloudy because it is going to be cloudy this big area of high pressure has been dominating weather, has been dominating our weather, but edging away to the but it's just edging away to the east, allowing thi

sorry,e if it's a choice betwen a black man and a liberal white lady. the democratic party will drop the black guy every single time who makes up a biggerbi proportion of the american electorate. the dogger propon ofn lemon's oi haley's. it's not a close cal ol shot a black. k how dare you criticize girl power. pretend that biology is real hoe >> you're fired. that's what happened to don lemon.that is what happened to n so once again, the revolution eats one of its own. a faithful servant of the democratic party is crushed by its remorseless gears. this is the unsentimentalf id math of identity politics. not all groups are created equal. no, your place politics. violath the rules of the hierarchy oflen the caste system and you die. nikku dii haley understands tha. don lemon doesn't.'t and n and now he's heading off to dooh heading to do infomercials. but the real question is , where does this leave the rest of us ? well, at a dead end, whichof is what identity politics is , it's the ultimate national cul de sac. identity politics is the precise inversio

white. ladies and christys. white. men, in the next hour, we've got jonathan joiner. he's going to be talking to me about whether or not the tories really mean it when they say they're going to get tough on what's happening in the channel. i'm also going to be talking about the fact that we be the fact that we might be witnessing end nicholas witnessing the end of nicholas sturgeon, to bring sturgeon, who's going to bring it now, it down? women. now, as you weather evening speaking weather evening i'm speaking here weather here with your latest weather update. temperatures are dropping out there across england frosty england and wales. a frosty start tomorrow morning. fog start tomorrow morning. some fog also north. frost also likely further north. frost and such a problem and fog not such a problem because is going be cloudy because it is going to be cloudy this big area of high pressure has been dominating our weather, this big area of high pressure has it's�*n dominating our weather, this big area of high pressure ha

jim crow, lynchings, to church burnings. 14-year-old emmett till, killed for talking sass to a white lady medgar evers in 1963. the murders of civil rights workers james chaney, michael schwerner and andrew goodman in 1964. hell, they had to send in 30,000 armed federal agents, national guardsmen, and military police just to enforce federal law allowing a black man to attend state college. a notion that was, shall we say, less than popular here. to be honest, that was about all i had for an image of the state of mississippi. that was all i knew. and it hadn't occurred to me to look further. but i've traveled the world since then, and i've visited and learned to love many places not my own. cultures and beliefs very different from the upper east side of manhattan. why can't i love mississippi? ♪ y'all know the name pyinfamous ♪ ♪ all bets are off i'm through talking ♪ ♪ never gonna fall for my spider move august and september ♪ ♪ block your october so you should be thankful the party's not over ♪ ♪ we won the race 'cause they ran a lame campaign ♪ ♪ i'm over here cooking victory you want a

thank you, lady in white, your version. i don't understand parking, i mean, because you're drawing something like this. trying to hypnotize me around the other side and see the answer. i was thinking about this parking lot. i accept the answer, parking, snail so, well, of course, monkey, but strudel, what's wrong with him? build a tower, this is not a parking lot. the fourth stone in our tower. after that, i give a hint there and each team will again have the opportunity to ask leading questions. but all after the tower stands. be careful. how is it already? no wonder you're there, well, attention hint. this is depicted on road signs in some countries, the sign suggests the nearest free internet access point in an erudite state. we start with you. you can give an answer that can increase the number of points earned, or you can ask me a leading question. i will answer it and this everything will end, because the time of the third round is up. now the silence on the site is now a very important moment, if you know the answer

i say more so here i am, the white lady fighting with the school about you know, they're just worried about does the young person come to school. they're not coming to school. we have to talk about the policy. they've been told the policy. why aren't they coming to school? we're going to have to file the court and never have. they said, how are you? what's happening? and, you know, this young person can't even the bus system is so complex. never mind reading, you know how to get off the bus, where to go. so within his first month of school, he had eight absences. and they want to they called a contract meeting to set a contract with this kid so that he would come to school more often. so i guess i'm just frustrated and what to do. it hasn't stopped since that first month, so we're having a meeting where they want to talk about his, you know, what he's going to do about this. and i've asked, well, what have they done? so i'm just wondering if you have any thoughts or besides me handing them a book, which i decided might be a little passive aggressive, but if you have any other thoughts

the last eight years as well as former governor mike beebe and his wife ginger and former first lady white. thank you for being here. [applause] as i take the oath today, i draw strength from my family. knowing that on this journey they will be by my side every step of the way. thank you to my amazing husband, brian the rock of our family. my most trusted advisor. my best friend in arkansas' first, first a gentleman. i love you. [cheering] [applause] into the three people who represent the very best in each of us and make every day special, and frankly most days pretty chaotic. to our amazing kids scarlet, huck, and george. i love you, thank you for being part of this journey with us. [applause] the three of you have certainly prepared me for long nights and great challenges and ways you can never imagine. i'm also grateful to be joined today by two other very special people for they raised me in the home with love. they. for my me. they nurtured my face and they taught me the meaning of principled leadership by the power of their example. mom and dad, i have never been prouder to be your

thank you , lady in white, your version. understand parking, i mean, because you're drawing something like this. trying to hypnotize me around the other side and see the answer. i thought about it parking. i accept the answer, parking, snail so, well, of course, monkey, but strudel, what's wrong with him? the fourth stone will be the opportunity to ask leading questions. but all after the tower stands. be careful. no wonder you're there, well, attention hint. this is depicted on road signs in some countries the sign suggests the nearest free internet access point in an erudite state. we start with you. you can give an answer can increase the number of points earned or you can ask me leading question. i will answer it and that will be the end of it, because the time for the third round is up. now the silence on the site is now a very important moment, if you know the answer. or ask me a leading question, for example, complete. yes , sort of. okay, everything on this game ends, you can no longer earn any points. and now out of

white supremacy. here's something that whoopi, the ladies of "the view" apparently don't know, white people do get beatence. in fact, far more white people are killed every year by cops than any other race. according to an online organization that tracks this data, 374 white americans died during police altercations in 2022. if you average that out, a little more than one per day. i don't know if the ladies of "the view" know any of the names of the people -- the 374 people. so based on both academic studies and actual data, there is no systemic racism in policing. it doesn't exist. now, of course, there are good cops, and i would say that's the vast overwhelming majority and there is a small majority of bad cops. >> d.l.: he said it. small majority of bad cops. now that is a freudian slip for you. [laughs] obviously, it wasn't surprising that police kill more white people than black people because there is way more of them. that is more white people dying in nascar races than black people. of course. somebody check on bubba wallace, make sure he all right. john is right. the police do need to stop killi

caller: i am a 75-year-old white lady, straight. i am in a book club. a few years ago we read mr. coates book. white people need to learn as well as lack people. =- -- as well as black people. i cannot walk in your shoes, but i can walk beside you and i can learn with you and from you. i do not like what is happening in florida. i think it does our children a disservice. we all need to learn from one another. i have to tell you that book stays with me even today. it is important that we learn all of this. it is the only way we will go forward. i want to say something about the sexuality thing too. i know who i am. i am a straight woman. i am a widow. i and very secure in my own sexuality. if they are secure in their own sexuality, why do they care what someone else's is? we are all human beings. it is important that we all learn together. host: ok, joanna. guest: joanna, beautiful example. bookclub, books, reading books outside of your own cultural milieu is how we become civic, compassionate humans. banned books are what scares us. we are trying to limit people's exposure to topic

shortly, we expect the president and first lady to depart the white house for the 16 block drive downnsylvania avenue to the capitol. once on the house chamber, perhaps the biggest return to normalcy since the beginning of the pandemic, all members of congress are invited to attend the speech, and so are a number of guests. more on that in just a few minutes. the republican response tonight will come from governor sarah huckabee sanders of arkansas, who of course rose to national prominence as former president trump's press secretary. that will start about five minutes after the conclusion of president biden's remarks. then it is your turn. we want to hear from you. how would you decide to state of the union? what resonated with you in president biden's speech and the republican response? and what were you hoping to hear that you didn't? we will listen to your comments via phone and social media here on c-span, c-span.org and are free c-span now video app. good evening and thanks for joining us for coverage of president biden's second state of the union address. the political reality

lady is. so , just give him a little context, now this is the place, now she was the spokeswoman of the white house during the trump administration, and recently she was elected a governor of the state of arkansas from the republican party, she is now the youngest governor of the united states, the youngest woman, and 40 years old, and in less than a month in office , she has demonstrated quite such a conservative policy in her state and also donald trump's support, we know that the candidacy of cabu sanders was also supported by donald trump in the elections at the end of 2022, if that's what she said, eh . er, bring, as she says, joe biden, and the administration to justice, she also claimed that the border of the united states and the american people should be better protected, and she focused her answer on countering, as she says, the radical stories of the left. now uh, they are being promoted by the baidun administration, and sarah hi-ha bisanders has also focused her main messages on protecting conservative values ​​on those values ​​that she says are important to the republican party

>> in this trial, the final jury was 11 whites and one black lady. >> i certainly had some concerns aboutp of the jury. >> white people and black people see things differently. we show black folks the film where the police was beating rodney king in l.a., and we say, police brutality! and white folks see that same film, and say to the jury -- he resisting arrest! they figure they can kill a black person. the all white jury is gonna find him not guilty. and that's been the practice over the years. >> the admitted klansman stood stone-faced as the verdict was read, but moments later turned ashen as the words guilty of capital murder sank in. there were gasps and muffled cries in the packed courtroom, not only from hayes' family, but the family of michael donald as well. it took the jury 26 minutes to recommend life without parole. judge braxton kittrell will sentence hayes on january 19th. >> the state of alabama, the way the law works, is the jury gets to make the recommendation for sentencing in a capital crime. they can either recommend life without parole, or they can recommend death. t

there is a nice unit, a silver, the white house, the 2 ladies disgust, climate change, the ukraine war, and brazilian democracy. 2 people have been killed in a car running attack and occupied westbank. postilion driver reported a targeted people waiting at a bus stop near the illegal is where the settlement of remote he was shot dead at the scene. for the news continues. harring obviously that's after upfront. we understand the differences of conscious across the world. you take it out to bring you the news and current affairs entity you ah, al jazeera when the taliban received control of i've got to stand a year and a half ago, afghans and many in the international community feared that it would mean a return to the restrictive way that the past for women and girls in the country. despite initial assurances from the taliban, women have now been barred from schools and universities. employment is restricted, and that was their right to access the public space. so what future is there for the women of afghanistan that's coming up, but 1st, january $26.00 was one of the deadliest days pa

the white house posted these photos to its flicker account. the first lady visited with those kids at fort drum in new york just a few weeks ago, and that art is just the start of the white house decorations. there will be more on the north lawn today. alright, coming up. we're talking about tipping fatigue pandemic got so many of us used to tipping higher amounts in more places than ever. but are we reaching a breaking point and later a valentine's day quiz. we are testing some new dating terms. you're watching world news now. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. for a growing number of americans. enough is enough is enough with all the tipping already. yeah, that's right. it's not just restaurants anymo

but also including working in the white house with first lady michelle obama. thank you so much. all the work advocates here today and chris and tricia gallagher and thank you for sharing your story and i mentioned julie su a thank you for your partnership and friendship and justice leading our division in the team that enforces the fmla and other protections. lisa gomez. director of employment. thank you. fmla is the critical part of our efforts to build an economy that works for all people. the truth is everybody should be able to take leave when they need it. there are many valid reasons for taking leave but they all have one thing in common and it's called living life. it's about supporting families. we are all humans and we get health conditions fmla is for opportunities these people apply for and we have loved one and they drop everything to help us when we need them. we need to be able to do the same thing. a parent, a spouse, a child, we need leave. if ail, leave is granted under fmla since the law was enacted. 500 million times. this law and families get through a desper

nicola's descriptor the clothing that she was wearing and her movements on that day nicola is a white ladyhoulder length brown hair. she speaks with an essex accent . she was last seen a knee length black yellow jacket and an ankle strength black long sleeve jacket to the waist . she sleeve jacket to the waist. she was wearing black jeans , long was wearing black jeans, long green walking socks , tucked into green walking socks, tucked into a jeans and green ankle length wellies . she has her tied in wellies. she has her tied in a ponytail and was wearing a pale fitbit . i have a small number of fitbit. i have a small number of detail extra to the timeline provided on friday that fills in some the gaps on the morning that nicola disappeared . they that nicola disappeared. they include the two 826 and nicola her home address with her children and i know there's been cctv images from her dashcam , cctv images from her dashcam, from her doorbell footage sorry that had been released that may jog that had been released that may jog memory at 840. nicola dropped her children off at school here i

nicola is a white lady, 5.3, with shoulder—length brown hair. she speaks with essex accent.th her children, and i know that there has been cctv images from her door bell footage that have been released, that mayjog somebody�*s memory. at 8:40am, nicola dropped her children off at school here in st michael's. at 8:43am she was seen on the river path towards the gates and the bench on the lower field. at 8:47am, someone who knows nicola saw her walking along the lower field with her dog, nicola saw her walking along the lowerfield with her dog, and nicola saw her walking along the lower field with her dog, and the two dogs briefly interacted together. at 8:53am, she sent an e—mail to her boss, at 8:59am, she sent a message to a friend. at 9:01am logged onto a teams call and at 9:10am we have the last confirmed sighting of nicola on the upper field, walking her dog. we know from telephony work that her phone was located on the bench at 9.30. at 9.30 the team score ended but nicola's phone stay logged in and at 9.33 approximately her phone and at 9.33 approximately her phone and

lady. the white house noted when they invited paul pelosi that he was the subject of a politically motivated attack and the intruderhanted, where's nancy when he entered their home, a similar chant writers used during the january 6 insurrection. also brandon tsay, who disarmed the shooter in monterey park during the lunar new year celebration. and ro von and rodney wells, the mother and stepmother to tyre nichols, the black man fatally beaten by police in memphis. a number of other lawmakers, congressional black lawmakers, are going to be in the chamber. they invited families of victims of police brutality, notably the father of michael brown, the mother of eric garner, and the brother of george floyd. democrats are trying to showcase specifically a lot of the police brutality that has been occurring and the issue the country is reckoning with. geoff: and inject some new urgency into the police reform push. lisa, what are you watching for in your perch in the house gallery? lisa: very honored, a special place to be. we will not see color blocks like we have seen in the past, lots of people w

fact that we are doing it this month sends a strong message from the president and the white house, the first lady on how important we think it is to lift this movie up and make sure that his story continues to be told and not forgotten. i think in line with the president signing the lynching bill into law, it also shows the commitment that this president has when he walked into the said ministration and he heard me say this many times, one of the four crises he talked about was racial inequality and making sure we do everything we can to deal with that trauma, to deal with that devastating fact, but there's still a lot more work to be done. work is not done but the president is going to do everything that he can in his power in the federal government, in this white house to make sure we address issues like this. >> chicago. >> ok. ms. jean-pierre: do you mind taking a seat? so we are following the protocol. >> -- we have heard from them, when can americans see prices significantly decrease? ms. jean-pierre: we have seen inflation starting to moderate over the last seven months and that is importa

women and families in a long time leader on this issue but also including working in the white house with first lady michelle obama so thank you for being here. all the work advocates that are here today, chris garcia, yvonne lemond g, tricia gallagher thank you for sharing your stories. i already mentioned it julia i want to thank the deputy for her partnership and friendship and jessica who leads the way in our division. the team who enforces the fmla and lisa gomez, the director of the women's bureau and assistant secretary karen williams, james williams and i think i left a lot of people out in this room but i want to say thank you for all of you ith the reason i think it's import to be recognized is the work that i get appear to talk about and the work that the second gentleman and the secretary get a chance to talk about is really the folks that work with us every day. i think it's important to acknowledge the people that came before us in the amazing work they do and the people we work with every day so thank you. fmla is a critical part of our effort to build an economy that works for all pe

order to eat each other, you saw yesterday you were kissing with some gorgeous young lady, as they told me in the whited, fled. dad, we're going to the disco. let's be careful. hello already in our restaurant. okay, i'm going down now. let's. follow . you don't want to tell me anything about today's shooting on the waterfront. what were they shooting? yes, my guys found, there are 19 there. on the sand we do push-ups who is well, i guess, probably this is a representative of the nationality? the criminal authority of the burguns, nicknamed the lace . then the businessman in russian burns down, with whom you dined on the eve of mila in this restaurant. and finally today. about yourself and nixon's criminal authority , 19 bullets were fired while you were doing push-ups. as you can see, all these murders are somehow connected with you. now it's just weak. just don't remember the words? came crazy. this is my club, what i want to do here, you know? where are you? i can't. i'll come tomorrow, i'll bring you clothes and normal food. and if you need something, then call. the huntsman is here in a neighboring

. >>> tonight at the white house, president biden and the first lady are hosting a screening of the moviell," which tells the 1955 lynching of emmett till and his courageous mother's long fight for justice. till's death sparked the civil rights movement, and now he and his mother have been given one of the nation's highest honors. here is cbs' scott macfarlane. >> reporter: just 14 years old, emmett till of chicago was kidnapped, tortured and then killed while visiting family in 195ive in mist after allegedly flirting with a woman. till's mother insisted the funeral include an open casket propelled the civil rights movement. that decision about the open casket you argue that was pivotal. >> very pivotal to america bearing witness to the kind of horrors that occurred in the south. >> reporter: for several years till's has been a fixture and within month a new piece will be added. a congressional gold medal, which former congressman bobby rush himself a civil rights icon from chicago made his final act in office before retiring last month, a posthumous honor for till and till's mother. >> t

women and families, all -- a longtime leader in this issue, but also including working the white house with first lady michelle obama, so thank you so much for being here today. [laughter] [applause] all the work advocates that are here today, tricia gallagher, thank you for sharing stories, i mentioned julie sue, and all of the women that lead the way nowadays, and lisa gomez, the director of the wound spirit, janet rodriguez, and i think i left a lot of people out in this room that i should not have, but i want to say thank you to all of you, the reason why i think it is important to be recognized, is that what i am going to talk about and the work that the secretary and the second gentleman will get a chance to talk about is really the folks that are with us for every day's work, and we want to acknowledge the people who came before us and the amazing work that they do and the work we do everyday. so thank you. the mla is the critical part of our efforts. the truth is that everybody should be able to take leave when they need it. there are many valid reasons for taking leave, but they all have one

. >> norah: tonight at the white house, president biden and the first lady are hosting a screening oftill, and his courageous mother's long fight for justice. till's death sparked the civil rights movement, and now he and his mother have been given one of the nation's highest honors. here's cbs's scott macfarlane. >> reporter: just 14 years old, emmett till of chicago was kidnapped, tortured, then killed while visiting family in 1955 in segregated mississippi, after allegedly flirting with a white woman. till's death, and his mother's insistence the funeral include an open casket, propelled the civil rights movement. >> that decision about the open casket -- you argue that was pivotal. >> very pivotal, to america bearing witness to the kind of horrors that occurred in the south. >> reporter: for several years, till's casket has been a signature artifact here at the national museum of african american history and culture in washington. and, within months, a new historic piece honoring till will be added. a congressional gold medal, which former congressman bobby rush, himself a civil r

cameras a drunken businessman, they carefully introduce two characteristic types of a rose lady under their white whole trinity in the shadow of their disabled friend, he does not have a left hand named sergey at some point the company disperses the builder goes back to the station building the inhabitants of the heating main in their own business along with the entrepreneur's backpack in it. as it turned out, there were almost 2 million rubles. about 2,000 dollars an expensive laptop and a diamond ring for 100,000 rubles. which man planned to give his girlfriend already less than in a day. operatives linearly drove the police out to the suspects lift. open my shirts, there is nothing, in general everything is empty, as it turned out after the theft of a backpack , a homeless mouth, after masha, sergey left their heating main and went into all serious trouble on these shots. they buy expensive clothes in a fashion store consultants are confused, but unusual buyers have money. and now , after a few minutes , a rose emerges from the fitting room. in a new ski suit. only hope, they spent 300,000 rub

his mother rowvaughn and stepfather rodney wells sitting in the first lady's box as guest of the whiteht along with you all in the chamber will be family members of others who died. the father of michael brown, george floyd's brother, eric garner's mother, william scott's brother. the list goes on and on. >> and on and on. we met those families earlier today. and it was heartbreaking to hear their stories. and just for all of these parents to be here, and their children were killed by the hands of those who are to protect us. that says a lot, doesn't it? i mean, something is wrong here. again, we don't see caucasian kids getting beat up by the police. we don't see videos of that happening. >> reporter: we were there as they arrived in the nation's capital today. their grief still so raw. burying their son just days ago, his beating by memphis police happening a month ago tonight. >> this is where it happened. this is where the laws are made. so we're going to make a new one. >> amen. >> reporter: the two today also meeting with the congressional black caucus. their attorney, ben crump,

>> new this morning, in an exclusive cnn interview, first lady jill biden says she now supports president biden making another run for the whiteverge of announcing a re-election bid. cnn's arlette saenz has more. arlette, you sat down with the first lady over the weekend. and it's interesting, because there had been some talk inside the white house that jill was at least on the fence about this in recent months. now no longer. what else did she say? >> well, jim, jill biden, of course, is such a big, important part of president biden's life and his decision-making process. and we had the chance to talk to her about that re-election bid. and she ultimately said that it is a decision that is up to the president himself, but noted that in her mind, the decision essentially has been made. >> your husband was asked in an interview if he was running. and he joked that he had to call you to find out. >> was this recently? >> it was recent. so we're going to the source. when's an announcement coming? >> he says he intends to run, so nothing's been planned yet. i think he's been so busy with being in ukraine, handling some of the crise

white house. the president first lady held regular evening receptions and anyone who wanted to could go and attend and shake the president's hand. up to this point, only americans had done this. they to push the boundaries. and so they put on their uniforms and their winter wraps and they show up at the white. and as they approach, they hear the beautiful music wafting out of the. they go in through the door. they take off their coats and give them to servants. then they then get in line to shake the president's hand. and we. what happened? because, anderson abbott left an account of this and actually, you've been a lincoln forum member for several. i published that account last and so this isn't new for you guys. it's new for the first timers. but we know what happened of abbott's account. the abbott described it. they walked in line, they waited and when lincoln's saw these two black doctors. abbott's word is that lincoln eagerly approached and put out his hand and, shook augusta's hand. at that mary lincoln looked over and she did not like what she saw in this. and she sent her son robert over

plus more indication that president biden is preparing for a second run for the white house, where the first ladysay, plus two california republicans say they'd like o conquered a small high school with roughly 1200 students, but three teams from their campus made it to the playoffs this year. both the girls and boys basketball teams and the boys soccer team made it and those teams really had a great run. i spoke with the basketball and soccer teams about their seasons. ratio valley high school in concord. all of the wolves. the varsity basketball team is somewhat of a cinderella story. i think all of us on the team really recognize how good we are doing. captains german patent and william raulerson, our seniors. it's their first year. we start off a little slow. um well, we picked it up really fast and you know, we started yelling and got closer with each other on and off the court. we went on massive runs and have an amazing record because of it because we trust each other and have worked very hard for that. they call themselves the wolfpack and treat each other like brothers, whether they're t

that among the invited guests of honor of the first lady is actually the ambassador of ukraine to the usa, oksana markarova, and as they said in the white house, this demonstrates the commitment to the support of the united states of ukraine, and how do we know these guests whom the first lady invites to be with to watch together the speech of the president of the united states, these are the people who personify who actually are the personification of these messages that president biden wants to voice the president of the united states wants to voice his speech, here we see we can see where the senator is elizabeth raven, she is also dressed in blue and also has pencils on her er, we actually see we are different today, there are also badges in addition to the ukrainian ones, so we see nancy pilosa traditionally has the american and ukrainian flags and invariably also together with by the way, last year she also has the same swallow, the same badge of support for ukraine and other senators , as well as other congressmen, some have badges in support of african-americans, some have badges in support of women's rights some have badges in

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>> anita dunn, as you are just finishing your remarks, we see the president and the first lady leaving the white into the east, and the presidential limousine to head over to the u.s. capitol. anita dunn, senior adviser to president biden, we know that this is a big an important night for all of you that work in the white house and advise the president, thank you for spending some of your evening tonight with us. good luck. >> thank you so much and thank you for having me. >> these are live images that we're seeing right now. you see the president and wife, first lady, getting ready to take that short and important trip over there. that was interesting, when she told you about that. >> very much so. again, full disclosure, my wife wrote this column [laughter] there is this elephant in the room in the court, the court looms over all this. with the court did, we had not seen in our lives, reversing a fundamental right. joe biden loves to criticize the court, -- a nika's response to that was, yes, he will talk about roe and reproductive rights, but what i took to the, do not expect him to go after