Mr. Chairman as we heard during our hearing in both the immediate an long term ukraine is going to require a wide range of assistance from the United States and our international partners. My amendment adds resolve clause to the resolution that expresses the support of the house to work with our partners in ukraine to improve transparency, combat corruption and protect individual rights through independent judiciary and strong rule of law. Making improvements in these areas will be crucial to longterm stability in ukraine and they are also the foundation which strong democratic governance is built. I ask members to support my amendment and support the package. I yield back. Thank the gentleman. Mr. Kissinger, from illinois. Cheryl thank you. Thank you for excepting my amendment, strength inches the underlying bill impose sanctions on Russian Federation officials but also on russian and ukrainian ollie garth and others complicit in russian intervention and interference. The steps russia
Too thin . A hidden camera investigation exposing security gaps in schools. Its the middle of the school day and im a stranger walking in off the street. Were Testing School security with hidden cameras rolling. And replacing rg3. A busy day in the news. Good afternoon. Im pat lawson muse. And barbara in for jim handly. And redskins are benches Robert Griffin iii for the rest of the season. Carol maloney is just back with the story. Whats the reason for the move . Reporter hey, pat and barbara, the word is this is to protect Robert Griffin. Tw the redskins out of playoff contention, its better for him to stay out these games so he can be healthy in the off season. He wont even dress in uniform on sundays. Kirk cousins will get the start. Rex grossman will be the backup. For the first time as a redskin, griffins job today was to run the scout team. Teammates say they were impressed with griffin, who brought energy and enthusiasm to his new role. And that seems to contradict how the quar
This is why superman works alone. Im batman. Nice coat. Forget there have been bad batmans out there over the years. Val kilmer, i didnt remember him. Good morning, friday, august 23rd. On set washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay who i gave her a cold. Shes upset. Were sharing everything. Guys, be careful. Okay. Dont overshare, please. Drugs here if anyone touches them. Always be in england. Can i just say, does every boy grow up dreaming of saying, im batman . I dont know. Its a funny joke. Every boy doesnt grow up. Thats good. Oh oh. Discuss that also. Pulitzerprize winning historian jon meacham. Pulitzerprize winning column t columnist, msnbc political ans list, can we shorten the title please, Eugene Robinson and Vice President and executive editor of msnbc. Com richard holt. Hes also the author of the book the message, the reselling of president obama. And thats all we have time for this morning. Back to you. If we did the subtitle of richards book we would run
I can almost hear my father harken that anthem of the movement. People, get ready. Theres a train acoming we must say, wake up, america, wake up in selma, alabama, the right to vote. But we want to be free now i am not going to stand by and let the Supreme Court take the right to vote away from us we have to fight for our children. I encourage all of you to keep dr. Martin luther king jr. s dream alive. Where are the women that need to be acknowledged in this movement . Dont you ever think that men like medgar evers died to give you the right to be a hoodlum. Yes, we can because, yes, we did i have a dream that we shall overcome. Free at last, free at last, thank god almighty, we are free at last. Not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. I have a dream today an historic day here on the mall in our nations capital, marking the 50th anniversary of the march on washington for jobs and freedom. In 1963, more than 200,000 people of all ages, races, sexes, and s
This morning my question, do you still believe we can realize the dream. And Martin Luther king iii joins me to talk about his fathers legacy. Plus Trayvon Martins mother Sybrina Fulton on her mission. But first, 50 years later the struggle continues. Good morning, im melissa harrisperry. Live this morning from washington, d. C. Where thousands of people turned out to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the march on washington for jobs and freedom yesterday. Only one man who spoke from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial five decades ago remains alive today, congressman john lewis, and he spoke forcefully. I got arrested 40 times during the 60s, beaten, left bloody and unconscious. But im not tired, im not weary. Im not prepared to sit down and give up. I am ready to fight and continue the fight, and you must fight. Although the architect of the march has passed away, many of the inequities that prompted the struggle remain firmly in place. In 1963 the march called for equal access to jo