[ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] good evening, philadelphia. Good evening. Good evening. Good evening, everyone. Good evening. Good evening. It is good to be back in pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] so, let me say, on behalf of myself and the first second gentleman of the United States, my husband, Doug Emhoff, thank you for the warm welcome. Let me just say, its good to be here with all of the friends, although leaders who are here. I want to thank former governor ed rendell, Senator Bob Casey who we will reelect this november, Senator Jon Fetterman , mayor parker, and chairman jaime harrison. It is so good to be here with your incredible governor josh schapiro. [ cheers and applause ] i will say just schapiro is an extraordinary leader. Weve been spending a lot of time together over the years and i said, i am so invested in our friendship and doing this together, because together with josh schapiro, we will win pennsylvania. [ cheers and ap
Its about palestinian Terrorist And Intelligence office for the palestinian terrorist organization housed in that building that plots and organizes the terror attacks against israeli civilians. Its a perfectly legitimate target. One of the ap journalists said we were lucky to get out. You werent lucky to get out. It wasnt luck. We took special pains to call people in those buildings to make sure the premises were vacated. Hamas launched rockets over israel. One rocket hitting a Synagogue Blowing A Hole through the ceiling. Nic robertson joins me now. Youve seen this play out time and begin in your reporting over the years. The united Security Council holding a meeting on the escalating violence this morning. What are you seeing on the ground and is the u. N. Taking any action yet to attempt to stop this violence . Reporter the u. N. In gaza has been saying that the number of people, number of families coming to them to try to find places to seek refugee designated safe areas. Some of t
or this person is jewish. that s what i was trying to explain. rabbi after that she went onto apologize the next day on the view. i m sure that she isn t the only person in america who thinks that. what do you want people to understand about race? i think they have to know the holocaust was about race. the nazis considered all of us to be subhuman, to be inferior. they could demonize us and destroy it. the people who marched in charlotteville said it was about race. they are referring to a jewish race. i think we have to be very, very conscience of this racism factor and not minimize it as something that s visual. that s why there s this great need for really education awareness. we have to have people who understand the depth of the horror of the holocaust because it spills over into other areas. yes yes, it s about racism. it s about destruction. i think you make an excellent point. when we pair this story with the overlaps of the book mouse being pulled out of school
saying the 2020 election is in the past, but we re going to bring you new reporting that donald trump s big lie is now a litmus test for working for that organization. meanwhile, the former president may have a massive cash lifeline thanks to his social media company going public. we ll get a break down on the legal strains that are still threatening his finances. good morning, and welcome to way too early on this thursday, march 28th. we appreciate you starting your day with us. i m jonathan lemire. thanks for being here. we ll begin this morning with the latest from the bridge collapse in baltimore where the bodies of two construction workers who were on the francis scott key bridge have been recovered. the men were found trapped inside a red pickup truck 25 feet under water. the victims were identified as 35-year-old alejandro hernandez fuenes and a 26-year-old. we re learning more about the other victims who were working on the bridge at the time of the terrible early
spills over and brings light and shines warmth on everyone in their presence. thank you for being here. our thanks to matt dowd and marc elias who rolled with me on this breaking news. thank you to all of you. the beat with ari melber starts right now. thank you, nicolle. appreciate you sharing that story marking that life. we are here another edition of the beat with ari melber, and our top story here begins with this political thunderclap out of deep red alabama where the democrat you see on your screen just trounced her republican opponent by 25 points in the special election. a name you might have just started hearing for the first time today if you follow this kind of politics and news. marilyn lands winning, flipping that statehouse seat, building on a trend of candidates running on women s rights since trump s judges got the supreme court to end roe v. wade. marilyn lands has just won the house district seat in alabama. reliably red district in north alabama