11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: that can you, madam speaker. thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to recognize the ryan v.f.w. post which celebrated hits 100th anniversary. found the in 1921, the v.f.w. 632 as the first founded in the shenandoah valley and oldest in the commonwealth of virginia. combat veterans of every conflict since world war i have called this post home. it has been led by 73 dedicated commanders over the years. current senior vice commander noted the significance of celebrating this milestone during the pandemic. which has forced far too many veterans clubs across the country to close. he s thankful his post has been able to keep its doors opened and continue to serve as a place for veterans to gather, connect, and share experiences and camaraderie on a daily basis. congratulations to v.f.w. post 632 on this great achievement. i wish you another 100 years of success. madam speaker,
also tonight, the devastated ukrainian city of odesa on alert for a potential fifth straight night of russian missile strikes as they re issuing ominous new warnings about who vladimir putin might attack next. and tributes are pouring in for the legendary singer tony bennett after his death at the age of 96. we ll talk to two carrying on his legacy. michael bule and harry harry jr. is joining us live. i m jim acosta, and you re in the situation room. our top story this hour, the new trial date on the calender for donald trump. the former president turned criminal defendant heading into an election year packed with legal proceedings as a third indictment may be around the corner. cnn s senior legal analyst paula reid is joining us now with all these developments. paula, now the judge in the classified documents case has this trial date set for next may, how do we expect things to unfold? so as part of this order the judge included a list of 30 deadlines and dates, all th
yesterday was, but storm scan3, not your satellite, rather, the visibility layer and the brighter the white, the more likely tour have some fog issues. so just watch for. that will we put storm scan3, into motion here, last three hour loop. not showing heck of a lot. nothing more than some clouds out here, so i expect that you are going to brighten up with sunshine as the day goes on, any fog, or low-lying cloud cover have, a chance to scour out. places like the shore, bright and sunny, why it is miler right now, in a place like beamed wood, up fourth s at the airport, but as the day progresses, looking at nice afternoon here, it will be nice and mild, no less, 67 degrees, our expected high in philly, generally that s the same story down toward the shore point, with moderation coming in off the open ocean water, then up in the poconos probably talking mid 50 s, regardless, above average for the norm anyway, across the region as a whole. and as we ve been saying, you are going
you have to fight for it. and after a divisive four years, why he sees a brighter tomorrow. if i remain hopeful, this is because i ve learned to place my faith in my fellow citizens. tonight, a promised land. a conversation with barack obama from the lincoln theater in washington, d.c., here now is jonathan capehart. good evening and welcome. we are in the heart of what was once known as black broadway here in washington. a place where during segregation, black culture thrived on this stage where none other than duke ellington, pearl bailey andella fitzgerald, this is a place where franklin roosevelt would gather friends and family for birthday celebrations. tonight we re here for a much different moment ever presidential history. for the hour, i m pleased to welcome president barack obama, whose much anticipated new memoir a promised land is finally available. memoirs take us inside of the critical moments in the white house. tonight we want to take those lessons l
the pair earned the pulitzer prize for international reporting for the story that got them jailed. inside in a prison and also around the world, people who are wishing to release us, so i would like to say thank you very much for everything. i m really happy, excited to see my family and colleagues. i can t wait to go to my newsroom. . [ applause ] reuters newsroom as you can see there in singapore erupting. cheers as journalists watched their colleagues leaving prison, and now here s some new footage of the two journalists being reunited with the families just a short time ago. imagine that reunion. the president of myanmar has pardoned thousands of other prisoners in mass amnesties, customary around the traditional new year. steven adler described the two men as courageous reporters and symbols of the importance of press freedom around the world. his daughter was born while he was in prison, simply for telling the truth. major show downs between house democrats and t