Many years around the necessity of supporting her in building the kind of campaign that you have never seen before to try to keep Donald Trump from returning to the White House and undoing The American system of government. The endorsement of President Biden, a Vice President harris, i think that will be seen as a period at the end of a sentence underscoring lets go. There will be technocratic stuff that needs to happen in terms of giving her at the top of the ticket and the delicate and the convention and all that stuff, but that is not the start of an open primary. If the democrats want to start a primary in late july and thereby commit electoral suicide, i will be surprised. Democrats have surprised me before, but this means Vice President harris is going to be at the top of the ticket. By running with Brock Obama in 2008 and then serving ably as his Vice President for 2 terms, he is part of history of the first black president in this Country. And what Joe Biden did today is going
Fellow officers lined the street outside the medical examiner s office to deliver her final sendoff, tradition. But the department s second in command instead demanded her body be taken inside. Go ahead and get the vehicle inside, forget to bagpipes. Go inside. Do not stop. Harris: critics say it is a sacred tradition and officers have a right to be angry over this. However, the mayor of the city, lori lightfoot, is defending it all. The reporting on that is just not true. With covid protocols, the coroner has made a lot of new restrictions on what can and cannot happen at the morgue. Eric carter is an incredible public servant. He is a dedicated veteran and takes his job very seriously. What people don t like he wasn t part of the friends and family program. He did his job. Harris: she is citing the coroner, the medical examiner. Garrett tenney live in chicago. I m not the m. E. Said the covid protocols were in place. This didn t have anything to do with that. So i guess we have to tr
account in 1921 that accused roland of rape. he worked as a shoe shine boy at a building downtown, and it accused him of sexually assaulting a white teenage girl. and teenage dick roland was arrested that day. after that, a mob, a large mob of white tulsa residents started gathering at the courthouse, demanding basically to get their hands on him. and tulsa was a bustling city at the time. a lot of business, a lot of oil business, was running through tulsa. and it was a segregated city. most of the african-american population lived in greenwood. it was flourishing there, it had a hospital, and schools, and churches, and hotels, and bars, and restaurants, and jewelry stores, and theaters. at least two different black-run newspapers. a solid black professional class, a solid black economy in that neighborhood. greenwood also had a considerable number of african-american men. some of whom were world war i veterans who were not only concerned that young dick roland would be lynch
you are in the cnn newsroom. breaking news tonight. former senator orrin hatch has died. his foundation posted a memorial on twitter moments ago writing the hatch foundation sadly announces the passing of senator orrin g. hatch. the former president pro tem of the united states senate and longest serving senator? utah history. he base rated his 88th birthday last month. melanie zinona in washington. and reaction pouring in right now. melanie what are you hearing. the tributes are starting to pour in orrin hatch was a giant on capitol hill. he had a career in the senate that spanned 42 years, which is practically multiple lifetimes on capitol hill. during that time he chaired multiple powerful committees including the senate finance committee. during that time he oversaw the passing of the gop tax law, which was a signature livingston achievement for the republican party under donald trump s tenure. he also briefly ran for president. the campaign didn t go anywhere. he ended
trace: breaking tonight, a mother, matriarch, and beloved monarch. queen elizabeth the second 70 year reign comes to an end as britons gather outside buckingham palace to eulogize her with a rendition of god save the queen. we have extended coverage of how the world is remembering one of the most iconic figures in british history from 1600 pennsylvania avenue to 10 downing street, the life and legacy of the queen looming very large tonight. plus what comes next for the new king, charles the third? we begin tonight s special four our coverage of remembering the queen in london with our senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg. good friday morning to you, it truly is the end of an era. the mood to hear is one of shock. here in london and probably across the united kingdom, queen elizabeth had to become noticeably more frail in the last year since her beloved husband prince philip the duke of edinburgh died to. i think anyone really thought that she was nearing the e