1921 massacre, when a white mob destroyed the black neighborhood of greenwood. this, as the white house plans to reveal plans to narrow the racial wage gap. and we ll talk to sharice davids about that. plus, texas governor greg abbott threatens consequences. we ll also bring you the latest from israel, where the leaders of two opposition parties say they re working together to potentially unseat prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and president biden s administration will attempt to rectify racial injustice in the housing market through a new plan the white house is rolling out today. we have a lot to cover on multiple fronts. we start with yamiche alcindor and also garrett hake on capitol hill. let s start with the multiple efforts by the white house, what does the plan entail and what does it not? the president is going to be going to tulsa to talk about racial injustice, and he announced new initiatives, trying to focus on create an opening for more ownership and small bu
with future allegations of voter fraught. as donald trump and his allying bludgeoned our democracy, and lobbied and strong-armed local officials. those efforts may have worked to overturn the results, if all of these voter suppression laws had been in place back in november. texas is the latest battle grown with democrats and the legislators there buying some but the brave actions will fail if here s bet on o rourke even though they were in a fairly deep minority here in texas, i hole that are watching their example. these guys were able to stop a bat bill. they have the numbers to do it, and democrats need to stick together, stand up and fight, we win. i hope the senate democrats will do that while they have a chance. the senate democrats and the white house now have a choice to make about how hard they have to fight for the one thing that oar. free and fair elections, they re pleading with the president to do so. we knew today the eyes of the nation watching actions i
meeting with russian president vladimir putin in a decade, with two leaders meeting. talking about cyber attacks, ukraine and americans being held inside russia. no concrete solutions announced, but the two sides agreed to begin talks on the groundwork for future arms control and risk reduction measures. now after the summit concluded, putin held a news conference in which he said the talks were very constructive. translator: i believe there has been no hostility. on the contrary, our meeting took place in a constructive spirit. indeed, we have assessment on a number of issues, but both sides expressed the intention to understand each other and to seek common ground. talks were quite constructive. for his part president biden shared the same sentiment during his news conference, but he did get a little testy, as he was leaving when a reporter asked him if he was confident that putin would change his behavior. when did i say i was confident? i said what i said was le
democratic sovereignty or stadiumize the elections and would respond. the bottom line is i told president putin we need some basic rules of the road that we can abide by. those comments on the heels of a solo press conference of vladimir putin who noted the 180-degree reversal and described talks as constructive but needled the u.s. he compared his repression of dissidents there to the treatment of the insurrectionists that stormed the capitol. the summit and the remarks by biden a striking contrast to the-time an american leader met with the russian president when trump believed an autocrat who undermined democracy over the assessments of his own intelligence community. it was shocking here and had u.s. allies questioning whether america was still capable of leadership. i also told him that no president of the united states could key faith with the american people if they did not speak out to defend our democratic values. i hold both countries responsible. i think that
because there will be significant population movements, fights over land. millions of people leaving places because they re sinking below the sea in indonesia, because of the fights of arable land anymore. with the g7, we plan to launch an ambitious effort to support resilience and development around the world by investing in high quality, high standard physical, digital and health infrastructures. we have to make sure that the new technologies and nornls of conduct are established including addressing the growing threat of ransomware attacks. they re governed by the democratic values, not by the autocrats who are letting it happen. these are all critical national security issues in 2021 and will be driving this agenda together with our g7 partners. in brussels i ll make it clear to the united states commitment to the nato alliance and article 5 is rock solid. it s a sacred obligation we have under article 5. the u.s. and the uk are both founding members of nato, the stronges