Coast, 9 pm in the west. We are continuing our live special coverage right here on msnbc. Im stephanie ruhle. Here is my dear partner, and pal, ali velshi who is finishing off the job. That was the core at president by the State Of The Union. Chinas first speech before the biden congress, he not only talked with what his administration is already done but where he wants to take the country going forward. I stand here tonight, after the help of many people in this room after creating 12 million new jobs, more jobs created in two years than any president is created in four years, because if you. All because of the American People. [applause] we came together to pass the by partisan infrastructure. Law the largest Infrastructure Law since President Eisenhower s highway system. A republican voted against it as well but i still get to fund the projects in those districts as well. Dont worry, i promised i would be a president for all americans. We will fund these projects. I will see you at
was a picture behind the door and i couldn t get out the door and i managed to get out there and then one of the neighbors came and got the debris out from in front of the door. sure he said that god protected her as the glass fell around her within her bed, but i want you to see the roof that is no longer there as this opened up and revealed the tornado twister above her during that terrifying moment sunday morning. back to you. damage just highlights the destruction. those powerful tornadoes. derek grant, dan, thank you. it is the top of the hour you were live in the cnn newsroom onboard. sanchez bianna golodryga. america s children have been failed once again and just over 24 hours later, enormous transparency of how another school shooting unfolded yesterday in nashville, metro nashville police have released stunning videos of the 14 minutes between the initial 911 call and the takedown of the suspect, identified as 28 year old audrey hale. surveillance video from the sch
Headquarters in washington dc good morning, everyone. Good morning, everybody. Thank you for coming today. Good morning, everyone. Thanks, louisa. I thought you were going to give me a shout out or something. My name is jason. I am representing the Teachers Union. The American Federation of teachers. [applause] i have been a part of that union since 20 years. This morning i was asked to share a few words with you. A little bit about my perspective on unions and why they are so important. Right off the bat, one of the things i would like to share, the reason i ever became a teacher and walking right out of college and out of high school going to college knowing i want to be a teacher one day. Louise who just kicked us off is my student. It is one of the things that unions do so well. They Bring Community and how to impact the Community Front and center. I believe that is one of the things that not only attracted me to teaching, but certainly is one of the major talking points about what
Headquarters in washington dc good morning, everyone. Good morning, everybody. Thank you for coming today. Good morning, everyone. Thanks, louisa. I thought you were going to give me a shout out or something. My name is jason. I am representing the Teachers Union. The American Federation of teachers. [applause] i have been a part of that union since 20 years. This morning i was asked to share a few words with you. A little bit about my perspective on unions and why they are so important. Right off the bat, one of the things i would like to share, the reason i ever became a teacher and walking right out of college and out of high school going to college knowing i want to be a teacher one day. Louise who just kicked us off is my student. It is one of the things that unions do so well. They Bring Community and how to impact the Community Front and center. I believe that is one of the things that not only attracted me to teaching, but certainly is one of the major talking points about what
Headquarters in washington dc good morning, everyone. Good morning, everybody. Thank you for coming today. Good morning, everyone. Thanks, louisa. I thought you were going to give me a shout out or something. My name is jason. I am representing the Teachers Union. The American Federation of teachers. [applause] i have been a part of that union since 20 years. This morning i was asked to share a few words with you. A little bit about my perspective on unions and why they are so important. Right off the bat, one of the things i would like to share, the reason i ever became a teacher and walking right out of college and out of high school going to college knowing i want to be a teacher one day. Louise who just kicked us off is my student. It is one of the things that unions do so well. They Bring Community and how to impact the Community Front and center. I believe that is one of the things that not only attracted me to teaching, but certainly is one of the major talking points about what