tout the gates of buckle ham palace. we saw people leaving flowers. this is a nation going into mourning. now the legacy of prince philip is something that is extraordinary. a really life well lived, i would say. he was married to the queen for 73 years. the longest serving british consult in history. of course, he ll be most well known for. but this was a man of many passions. he was very much the head of the family. here s how boris johnson described his legacy. like the expert carriage driver that he was, he helped to steer the royal family and the monarchy so that they remain an institution vital to the balance and happiness of our national life. speaking on their golden anniversary, her majesty said, that our country owed her husband a greater debt than he would ever claim or we shall ever know. and i m sure that estimate is correct. her majesty also said on that golden wedding anniversary that philip was my strength and stay all these years. and while it s important
violence. the school board association compared angry parents to terrorists and asked the white house to step in. bill: kristin clark is before a senate committee today for questions. parents claim they re being treated like criminals. what has happened now is that the federal government and the national school board association has declared a war on parents. all we have done over the past year is stand up and speak up for children. it s unconscionable that the federal bureau of investigation should even spend a minute thinking about us. parents we have never atoned violence or attacked people in school board meetings. i don t know of any reported incidents where parents are attacking school board members. dana: check out the cover of today s new york post. a picture of parents with signs and protesting. the question is, are these domestic terrorists? mark meredith is live with more. the justice department says it is stepping in to protect teachers and school boar
the president will visit a small local business that s benefited from the paycheck protection program loans as millions of americans eagerly await another round of direct payments to ease the financial burden of a year battling covid. joining me now to kick things off, my fellow chief white house correspondent and weekend today co-host, peter alexander, who s live at the white house. associated press white house reporter, jonathan la mir, and erin haynes, editor at large at the 91. peter, i have to start with you and this messaging strategy that we are seeing from president biden. talk about it, what is the goal here and what can americans expect from this bill? because that s the big question on everyone s minds. yeah, first of all, kristen, you look nice at that desk here this morning. let s walk you through what s going on. we expect president biden to leave here shortly to head to that local business that s benefiting from ppp, that loan like so many other businesses ac
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They are housed together as part of this operation. i m calling to an end to that immediately. it is a criminal investigation and now we know that the oil company lied. they had a pressure drop at 2:30 in the morning. they didn t shut down the pipeline until 6:00 in the morning and didn t notify federal regulators and emergency response until 10:00 pacific standard time. that s outrageous. there is culpability. even if there was another intervening cause, a ship or an anchor, they still have liability and responsibility. thousands and thousands of gallons were released into the ocean because they failed to act. and if they had alerted the coast guard appropriately we may not be as severe a situation as we are. it is really unconscionable to me as the elected prosecutor here in the most affected county so far, orange kournty, cal, 3.3 million people.