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rock and roll. well, this film certainly does that. lisa, thank you so much. it s fascinating. thank you. and here now, the new cnn film, little richard: i am film, little richard: i am everything. captions by vitac www.vitac.cocom ow! man: little richard, it s now 16 years since you had your first hits. oh, yes. do you realize that well, you must realize that at your performances now there are people who weren t even alive when you first began? yes, but i have woke them up now. everybody that wasn t alive when i started and was gone, i have brought the spirit and put it on them. were you always so shy? no, i m not. a lot of people say i m shy, but i let it all hang out, every bit. the love, the gentleness, the tenderness, the kindness. you ain t supposed to hide them. you got it, god gave it, show it to the world. announcer: ladies and gentlemen, if you will, a man who s become a legend in his own time, little richard! [ cheers and applause ] ....
no question about that. we obviously respect andres decision not to continue operations at least for a time. certainly we respect that. and others may make that decision as you talk about the world food program. we re not seeing any wholesale declination of humanitarian assistance, but yes, that s a concern. the more violent it gets for humanitarian aid workers, the less likely it is they re going to be willing to take those risks, which means it s more likely the people of gaza are going to suffer more. so yes, it s a concern. thank you. secretary blinken during his presser in paris did not condemn the air strike even though as you confirmed there was a dual american citizen who was killed. the french foreign minister who was at the same presser did. you said you re outraged. why is the u.s. not condemning the strike? i think by saying we re outraged, i think you can fairly characterize that as condemning the strike. of course. nobody wants to see this kind of v ....
classes because of uptick in covid cases. some businesses hospitals and universities have brought back masking. even the white house press secretary says the president will sport a mask again after the first lady tested positive for covid. since the president was with the first lady yesterday, he will be masking while indoors and around people in alignment with cdc guidance and as have been the practice in the past, the president will remove his mask when sufficiently distanced from others. shortly after that, the president appeared in doors at crowded medal of honor ceremony didn t ask before taking it off. near covid infections or mask mandates near pandemic levels. study earlier this year found on a population wide level masking made little or no difference in contracting covid. now, ohio republican senator j.d. vance is introducing a bill that would ban mask mandates across the country. he told fox, quote: this legislation will ensure that no federal bureaucracy ....
allegedly involved in the murder of nypd officer jonathan dillard told police, the day that accused accomplice was in court. while police are causally being caught different targeted, some new york city firefighters now being called fascists because they were flying a flag to honor their hero colleagues that have died on 911. ashley s live in new york city with the very latest developers on the story, actually good evening sue and hello, major backlash night after new york city firefighters of the writer company 11 were forced to remove a flag that honor the man of the laws during the 911 terrorist attacks. it all started a few weeks ago when the new york city fire department received an e-mail complaint from democrat city councilwoman carly never bears office saying a constituent was angry about the flag and pointing out of the political symbols are not permitted to be displayed on public vehicles. a progressive a new york politician and former member of the democratic ....
about the new sighting. we begin with a look at what could be an important day in the georgia interference case against former president donald trump and his 18 codefendants, and all 19 people charged with conspiring to overturn the results of the presidential election there are scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow, but only two of them, former white house chief of staff, mark meadows, and former coffee county director, have entered a plea. the proceedings in fulton county superior court will be conducted now on camera. garrett haake has been covering the trump investigations, and milea whily, president of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. garrett, most of the defendants won t be there so what can we expect things to look like tomorrow? we could end up in a situation where none of the defendants are present, and there s still time for the last two remaining defendants who have not filed a waiver in the case to do so. if georgia, if you already have ....