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williams? america up. i'll do a little just always talk with her. i'm not sure what's going on. i butchered students with on may the 16th 2022. as all regimen representatives approached alexander hud confiscated unit with white flags. the unit was storm in the as of star plans. bateman's, the last ukranian stronghold as of had finally surrendered. the battle on mary, you put it had lasted almost 3 months. ah ah. ah headline story today. russia claims some 2000 ukrainian soldiers, including neo nazi formations on foreign mercenaries. circle just 20 kilometers from the heavily embattled city of sierra wrote them yet also ahead. as the boys joke here, thanks for the ukrainian forces for providing extra weapons and munition for their little units for made weapons as well, like these rocket launches. this is the infamous british mate, and more fierce fighting comes to a head in the of room yet. and listen, shell scar t visits a nearby telling taken by russian forces just days ago.

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america strong." >> reporter: tonight here, william dun from lakeland, florida, a father with two children and twos well. he grew up fishing with his dad, took his own children along the way, and now tries to take as many children fishing as possible. particularly those who don't have a father figure to take them. many of the children had never been fishing before. >> sand perch. good job, buddy. >> reporter: holding the fishing pole, the big catch. >> that's it right there, buddy. claim your prize. >> reporter: william creating a nonprovgt take a kid fishing inc. 2,500 children have now gone fishing with him and his team of volunteers. right here tonight, william and his message. >> i just want to let y'all know i'm here for your needs if you ever need anything. if you need somebody to talk to, lean on or just discuss problems. i'm here for you guys. >> reporter: william was there for his children and now his grandchildren. also there for so many other children out there, too, and always ready to ask that question, what did you catch? >> what'd y'all catch? let me see them. >> we got a caught! >>

william: tragically, school shootings have become all too common in america. while the attack at the elementary school in ulde is the deadliest in nearly a decade, it's also the 27th school shooting this year alone. our national network of young reporters, they are part of our student reporting's lab, asked their fellow students what grownups should know about what it's like growing up in this era of gun violence in schools. here's some of what they had to say. >> we had a fire alarm monday go off. there were two girls in front of me and they asked, what if this is not a drill? we all knew they were not talking about a fire. kids in america don't hear a fire alarm any fear fire, they fear shoot a trap they are walking into. >> it makes you grow up really fast in terms of coming to terms with your mortality, which is something someone my age i don't think needs to do right away. i feel like i should not have to be like, every morning, this could be it for me, i could die today. >> i think about where the best place to go in a classroom would be. i think about w

america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. we welcome back william barbecuing as a head of the poor people's campaign moral march on washington taking place this saturday in d.c. remind viewers what the poor people's campaign is and what you are marching for. >> guest: we have tens of thousands of people already over 500 buses alone coming to the poor people's campaign moral march on washington and to the pulse. with the poor people's campaign is saying whether it with people from appalachia or alabama, massachusetts or mississippi, that we cannot have a country where we have 140 million people living in poverty. over 60.9% of black people, 30% of white people but 66 million white people and i could go on with the numbers, 52% of our% of our children, 43% of adults when we are the wealthiest nation in the country, if we just raise the minimum wage to living wage of $15, 32 millionn people would rise up out of poverty,, front-line people. we have 87 million people uninsured or underinsured, and all of this creates a level of death. 700 people are dyin

williams. he truly loved this country, loved america, everything it stood for and it stands for to this day whichpreserve the true mission of our military. it's not about gender identity or diversity equity inclusion or whatever the latest fad is. it's rather about ensuring our nation's security. first principle. so god bless you woody and every other veteran and current service member tonight and always. remember, it is america now and forever. ♪ >> greg: happy wednesday, right? it's wednesday. so about that steering wheel story. it was a bombshell, all right. minus the shell part. just like all those

the way, they were 35, but she's equal number one with a former member, one venus williams from the united states of america, whose sister rena is on 34 winds in a row that was only of the century and completing the courted just seen henin from belgium. let's now hear from she on thick. i always wanted to be, i don't know, to have some kind of a records and in tennis is pretty hard after doing this career. so basically that's really hit me, you know, obviously winning some through that. but this one was pretty special because i felt like i've done something that nobody ever done and they may be going to be even more so. yeah, this one of special poland football captain robert live in dog ski was one of the 1st to congratulate she on tech. she was unaware of the buying music. so within the crowd and had met, it would have stressed the had she known. i'm happy that he's here honestly, i don't know if he's like a huge tennis or not, but i yeah, i mean wow, he's been like, talk about the indian country for so many years that and it still feels like it's hard to believe that he actually came to watch me. oh, i h

america's exploration date. then cochair of the poor people's campaign reverend william barber talks about the group's upcoming march on washington on june 18. watch washington journal live at seven eastern tuesday morning. on c-span or c-span now are free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone call, facebook comment, text messages and tweets. attorney general eric garland held a news conference to announce federal charges against a texas man i would legibly purchased and resold multiple firearms and have been linked to homicide, aggravated assault and drug trafficking in the u.s. and canada by the attorney general also support for the bipartisan gum proposal that was negotiated in the senate. >> good afternoon. i am joined today by a tip deputy director richardson. u.s. attorney for the northern district of texas, chad meacham, atf special agent in charge, jack. atf dallas task force officer lance. the justice department is leaving no stone unturned in our efforts to protect communities from violent crime and the gun violence that often drives it. as part of the departmentwide anti- violent crime strategy

america. let's bring in ted williams of former d.c. homicide detective also defense attorney and fox news contributor. so listen, crime has no boundaries these day ted. remember easter warp report about crimes in big cities almost exclusively. now it seems things can happen anywhere. what is the cause, ted? >> there something going on in this country that needs to be explored, i believe by social scientists. because as you said crime and metropolitan cities. but now it is beginning more and more to touch rural areas in this country. and that is one of the sad commentaries. i would have to believe that at some stage or another there will be massive studies about crime in these rural areas which is very necessary that is where crime seems to be unfortunately moving. arthel: it seems a bit out of control. wheat reported everywhere. how can we step-by-step get a handle on this crime spike? >> it is not going to be easy. in order to get a handle should be say on crime anywhere and specifically in rural america, you are going to have to have

williams. he loved this country, he loved america.ing it stood for and stands for this day, which is why we need to keep fighting to preserve the true mission of our military, and it's not about gender identity or diversity,s. equity, and e inclusion, or whatever the latest fad is. it's about ensuring our nation's security, first principle. so god bless you, woody, and every other veteran andnd curret service member tonight and always. remember, it is america now and forever. ♪ ♪ >> fox news alert, a manhunt is underway after a 20-year-old mother is shot and killed on the sidewalk in new york city while pushing her 3-month-old baby and a stroller. police say the suspect fired a fatal shot into her head at very close range. it all happened right across the street from a playground where kids were playing at the time. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> and joey jones. the horrific tragedy happened in the upper east side, known to

america's exploration date. then cochair of the poor people's campaign reverend william barber talks about the group's upcoming march on washington on june 18. watch washington journal live at seven eastern tuesday morning. on c-span or c-span now are free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone call, facebook comment, text messages and tweets. attorney general eric garland he

. >> this morning is william b allen, the editor of the state of black america and a resident scholar at the center for urban renewal and education. let's begin with the organization, the center for urban renewal and education. remind us what it is, your mission and who funds you. guest: the organization was founded in 1995 by star parker. it is a nonprofit organization founded by thousands of contributors across the country. this organization continues to exist in order to address the needs of the stressed communities throughout the united states. at its origin, it is at -- it has played a pivotal role in securing welfare reform in the clinton administration. host: in your recent publication, "the state of black america", how did it come about and why? guest: in 2022 the middle of 2021 -- 2020 two the middle of 2021, we saw the importance to create a text with where we stood in today with regards to race. we stood to address the narrative which suggests that america has not made any progress since the end of slavery. in order to ask, where were we then, what have we come through sinc

expense of the geo political interest of the united states of america right and greetings from williamsburg virginia on the campus of william and barry where i am presently attending a conference on china global influence. i think that multi lateral dialogue, whether it's happening in the bricks or it's happening with the quad. if it's going on we've, we've got so many global issues. i would agree with the 1st speaker that this really shouldn't be a new cold war. it's an interesting phenomenon though, to have india's participation, because weeks ago i was being interviewed about the quad meeting right in tokyo, where i live most of the time. and india is playing more of this mediator role. it's not alone either. there are many countries that don't really want to choose sides that want to work when all the local players, including the great powers and don't really want to get into the city. a logical divides. think there's a lot of pessimism about what we can do together in on the global comments. i don't share that pessimistic outlook, but i think there is that feeling now with the rise of global recession with a lot of hum

america. chief justice william howard taft chairman of the commission insisted that modern modify his speech to make it more palatable to the anticipated predominantly white audience. molten complied by delivering a speech that focused on the accomplishments of african americans in spite of the daily challenges they faced. he assured the audience that in the years since emancipation black citizens had proven themselves worthy of lincoln's sacrifice. gone with any overt criticism of the government? despite the commission's efforts to set up to censor the truth. and limit the memorials meeting the site would become a backdrop for rallies both large and small. where americans advocated conservative ideas as well as progressive ones? it would be a silent host to anti-war demonstrations to presidential pre inaugural gatherings. to both pro-choice and pro-life rallies to religious gatherings and more recently to protest of covid-19 mandates moreover. the memorial has been a consistent and effective symbol. for organizations pressing for social justice and a more inclusive american while every gatheri

she said that william didn't make millions of women in america would be going to sleep without the healthway and then it calls into question some other fundamental rights that americans have been avoided in the past, such as the various rights of reproduction and marital rights. she also added that the strength of a nation that had been won, that moves forward. we will reflect on some of what she has had to say, with the rest of our guests in this edition of bbc news. in texas, the state republican leadership has long sought to ban abortion, so we speak to brian hughes, a republican member of the texas state. welcome to bbc news, senator. give us your reaction to this ruling. news, senator. give us your reaction to this ruling-— to this ruling. thank you having me. it is a bi to this ruling. thank you having me. it is a big day _ to this ruling. thank you having me. it is a big day in _ to this ruling. thank you having me. it is a big day in america, _ to this ruling. thank you having me. it is a big day in america, and - to this ruling. thank you having me. it is a big day in america, an

america. how do there? ramona, william laurence is a professor of international relations at the american university. and they for me as diplomats who served in north africa the hell and the middle east enjoys going to washington dc. thanks for your patience, miss lawrence. i asked the same question of the palestinian human rights lawyer earlier in the day. so if i'm going to ask the same thing again because it's been condemnation, all round, evidence submitted by the p. a and al jazeera to the international criminal court, and the american secretary of state says, and i quote, we are looking for an independent credible investigation. when that investigation happens, we will follow the facts wherever they lead is a straightforward as that the question to him was, is it that straightforward from an american perspective? know what blinking was doing was he was answering a question at a press conference in los angeles that an american summit. and he went out ahead of what the position of the united states was at the time. and

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america. guest: right. and greetings from williamsburg, virginia on the campus of william and mary where i'm presently attendinge on china's global influence. i think that multilateral dialogue, whether it is happening in the brics or it's happening with the quad, if it is going on, -- we have got so many global issues. i would agree with the speaker first that this really shouldn't be a new cold war. it's an interesting phenomenon though to have india's participation, because weeks ago , i was being interviewed about the quad meeting in tokyo, where i lived most of the time. and india is playing more of this mediator role. it's not alone either there are many countries that don't really want to choose sides that want to work with all global players , including the great powers and don't really want to get into these ideological divides. i think there is a lot of pessimism about what we can do together on the global commons. i don't share that pessimistic outlook, but i think there is that feeling now with the rise of a global recession, with a lot of human suffering that , peop really are qutioning the leadshi

it means america's last remaining age group has now been approved for vaccinations. dr. william schaffner is a professor of infectious diseases at vanderbilt university medical center. he says, pediatricians and others in the medical community have been eagerly waiting for this moment. you know, if we just look at these children 86 months through 4 years of age, up to their 5th birthday, thinking back just in the united states, over 20000 of them, 20000 of them have been hospitalized. there have been over 200 deaths in children. this is an opportunity to prevent children, small children from dying. and so it's very exciting. the american academy of pediatrics, as well as the cdc, and people such as myself, are enthusiastic about this and are going to be encouraging parents to bring their children into their doctors, the vaccinate. first of all, they're safe. that's very important. parents mostly want to know about that. and then on the effectiveness side, they should have a level of effectiveness against severe disease keeping children out of the hospital comparable to what we h

regrets >>> after a year away from the courts, serena williams announcing her comeback >>> and a picture a day for 25 years a life in photos, inspiring america. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone forecasters are using terms like "heat dome" and "atmospheric rivers" to describe what is driving extreme weather conditions across the country tonight, from dangerous rain and flooding to crippling heat many will see triple-digit highs in fact over the course of the next seven days, over 250 million americans can expect temperatures 90 or hotter. and while drought-stricken parts of the west can't seem to buy a drop of rain, too much of it has fallen in montana and wyoming. it's been wiping out bridges, roads, and literally carrying houses away. yellowstone park closed tonight a crushing start to the park's busy vacation season. from tornado sirens blaring in chicago to fires in the west, this is already shaping up to be a summer to remember our team is in place to cover it all, starting tonight with gadi schwartz. >> reporter: tonight, weather extremes as destructive as they are contradictory. in th

america. . >> o'donnell: we end tonight with a salute to u.s. marine hershel woodrow williams williams, as he was known, was the last living medal of honor recipient from world war ii. as a young corporal, williams went ahead of his unit during the battle of iwo jima and destroyed a series of enemy gun positions. williams went on to work for the veterans administration and has a medical center and a navy ship named in his honor. woody williams was 98 years old. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital. >> his car turned left and impacted my car. >> judge judy: you mean he went right in front of you? >> announcer: the facts surrounding a crash aren't so clear. >> i have pictures of the damage to the cars opposite to what the diagram is. on the record, i'm a professional driver. >> announcer: did he even see the danger? >> judge judy: were you on the phone, mr. macalus? >> no. >> yes. he was. his phone was clearly in his hand, there was light on his face, and he wasn't looking at the road, he was looking at his phone. >> announcer: "judge

america. >> o'donnell: we end tonight with a salute to u.s. marine hershel woodrow williamswn, was the last living medal of honor recipient from world war ii. as a young corporal, williams went ahead of his unit during the battle of iwo jima and destroyed a series of enemy gun positions. williams went on to work for the veterans administration and has a medical center and a navy ship named in his honor. woody williams was 98 years old. that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh . >> announcer: right now at 7:00 -- >>> an underground army of women is offering help to people traveling from out of state to get abortion access here in california. coming up, we'll tell you how camping is playing a pivotal role in this effort. >>> new details on an oakland sideshow that took a deadly turn. the two police officers on leave over what they allegedly did that night and what they did not do. >> this conduct happened on behalf of any of our oakland police officer

william: and it's friday... david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the wave of gun violence in america, and whether congress on tonight's pbs "newshour.”

william: and it's friday, david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the wave of gun violence in americal act. all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour."

regrets >>> after a year away from the courts, serena williams announcing her comeback >>> and a picture a day for 25 years a life in photos, inspiring americannouncer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone forecasters are using terms like "heat dome" and "atmospheric rivers" to describe what is driving extreme weather conditions across the country tonight, from dangerous rain and flooding to crippling heat many will see triple-digit highs in fact over the course of the next seven days, over 250

just you, but are you on the 5 dollars off with anglin williams point 50 or so network of which you me garcia for dillon, you was to do outreach america procedures or strings work that you start to rush. you stop doing new here was move humans. it was on buzzer star dollar and you don't cut off so you lose consciously up. so you're not supposed to for you just a minute to read your story, to be story here with some go for story. so there was a push only russia or i was off, while exclusions drama, the brush really develop. a new scholar comes with the as a regimen space was named mary lou pool in april was destroyed by a cynical russian ass strike. with both is done next region, 2nd biggest city and one of the largest ports on the sea of us. all it's location makes the city strategically important. it's no coincidence the for 8 years, as all regimen soldiers have been terrorizing the locals vowing they'd fight to the last you do with all of those clear and even really pezora. if with the story. however, on may the 20th, they surrendered completely. the as our style steel plants came under the full control of the russian military, almo

we've done investigative reporting on contract and corporate america and he says american express is one of the worst offenders. nick williamsnexpress.com." we'll be here to support you. if you're so willing to put a donation in there to help me fight american express, i will bear this cross. >> carley: all right. there you have it. nick, thank you. all right. also this, on the same topic, wokeness is also a problem in america's classrooms and pete hegseth has been diving deeper into how it's gotten so out of happened. he'll be here with the roadmap to put our students back on track, and it's gotten so hard to live in liberal california that some americans would rather move to mexico. did you see that? chuck is here to tell us what is going on in the golden state. hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and thanks to shipstation's discounted rates we're saving a ton. honestly, we couldn't do it without shipstation join over 100,000 online sellers who get ship done with ships

america. so the only way when we think about providing economic parity would be through reparations. there's a great book by black economist, williamarity. his wife, kristen mullen, who's a notice color as well. called from here to a quality. reparations from african americans in 24 century. that i would suggest everybody read because i think it's an extraordinary book, very, very important to read. and when you think about reparations, i think we have to think on in multiple ways. federal, state and local and we need right now proportional representation for black people all across not just corporate america but also in terms of venture capital private equity hedge funds. we are not 12% of. that we are not 12% of the wealth that is being made i am thinking wealth and not just income >> we will leave this conversation here, so it can continue watching if you go to our website at c-span.org or with the three c-span now video app we take you live now to capitol hill where federal reserve chair jerome powell is testifying before the senate banking committee. live coverage on c-span three.

williams? point 50 or so my worker will which you me go there for, but it's dylan you was to do outreach. america or susan is a strong work that you start to roughly to stop doing new here was move humans each it was on bus. so starboard and you don't cut off so you moved on to slip. so new in our system for you to print it out, your story to be stored in with an awesome go for story. so there was a push only last year or i was off, while exclusions gama, the brush relief is develop. a new scholar comes with for the as a regimen space was named mary lou pool in april was destroyed by a surgical russian ass strike. study of both is still nice region, 2nd biggest city and one of the largest ports on the sea of assault it's location makes the city strategically important. it's no coincidence the for 8 years as all regimen soldiers have been terrorizing the locals vowing they'd fight to the last. do you do with. ready one of those clear and even really pezora with the story. however, on may the 20th, they surrendered completely. the as our style steel plants came under the full control of the russian

williams has grown one united into the largest black bank in the country. >>>> thes a huge homeownership cap. 60% for white americans. 30% to 40% for black america, and it cannotexplained just by income and credit alone. there is systemic racism. that is the bottom line. >> by tailoring mortgage applications to black customers, one united opened the door to homeownership for the wilcoxes. >> it was layman's terms and so elementary, and i was like, that's all it took? it's a beautiful thing. >> don't cry. >> i'm sorry. [laughter] >> but not everyone believes it is just about race. he has spent decades doing everything possible to make life better for black people. he believesomeownerip rates in the black community are low because owning property is just not valued. >> homeownership is not part of the value system of black folks. we have been conditioned to be renters. we have been conditioned to be dependent. >> economic inequality between black and white america is deeply rooted, and there are no easy solutions, but enabling black americans to build generational wealth that comes from homeownership may be on big step towards addressing it. bbc, miami. laura: t

america, but west as a whole. that is that right russian for his work? it like indiscriminately killing like williams and through my travels. i do not see that i would say it was probably my eagerness, my stupidity coming here with not a lot of knowledge of the conflict at all. i hope one day i can go home to my wife and start a family and forget the conflict. just try them and other people not to come here. oh, i don't know the location, but we were in the like a forest carkeek area. we engage in combat with russian troops. now ukraine were retreating and we were asked to cover their retreat. when we were covering them, the russian forces ran over in our position. we had to like fully, richie and when one of my colleagues and i waited about 3 hours in a fighting hole, just to make sure the coast is clear. after those 3 hours, we ended up walking 4 through the woods for about 5 hours. we eventually got onto a road. when we surrender to russian forces, it's not my war. i feel for the ukrainian and people i feel for the russian people, you know, i feel for everyone involved because, or is, is terrible

william paterson. he was the same judicial role than we think the states 1797. the artist came to americars as early as it could have been painted so somewhere in the time period. so this is only 6 inches by 8 inches it is very small and done in two hours and handed to the person who is getting the portrait done right after. the fact paterson is wearing the robe is indicative he was wearing it literally having his portrait done and he would not know about the jay's family portrait he had to be in this row. but there isn't a lot of documentation for that the others are side-by-side these are the only two from life portraits we have been able to locate to show these robes. if you were to turn jay into profile it would be similar and it looks very wide and but you cannot tell that on the angle. so what happened to all the other robes? what happened to them? this is that i have been able to determine. we know john robb on —- john didn't have a row because he left in the first ordered them and then comes back as chief justice and is looking for one. then james wilson and cushing there is nothi

williams. the reels. he passed away this morning at the age of 98. he was america'stheir heroism he displayed during the battle of iwo jima in 1945. certainly rest in peace to a true american hero. also, this month, vietnam war veteran greg hansen is marking the 50th anniversary of when his plane was shot down during a combat mission over north vietnam. the air force pilot spent nine months as a prisoner of war but he still calls during 13th his lucky day because he survived. congratulations to him on all those great years you have spent since then. thank you all. tickle my turn now. this is every guy's nightmare, and i want you guys to listen up. take a look at this fairy tale proposal. a man bungle a lakeside proposal as $1,000 ring pops out of the box and falls into the water. listen. >> oh, come on. >> so he was proposing to the love of his life and the diamond ring fell out of his box and in between the gaps in the deck. scoured the lake for the $1200 ring but it was lost. despite the horror, was improvised by proposing with the promise ring's girlfriend was alr