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Composite plan to shore up our current economic suffering due to covid. And to ready the country for an equitable future that Republican Lawmakers have spent the past five years running from. The republican Partys Response was to present its sole black u. S. Senator as proof of its own racial equity. But the Gop Rebuttal to the president coming three months after a racist insurrection that it never mentioned barely mentioned racial discrimination, except to claim that it was president biden and the democrats who were responsible for our national division. Of course, their political problem is that a crosssection of americans not only approve of the president s action, but they want more of it. And for black americans, that means discernible action to match the president s soaring rhetoric on racial inequity, starting with this challenge to congress to have the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act signed into law by The End of this month. Joining me now, one of the people who got justic
Politics-nationLeadPlanEveningPresidentCongressAgendaJoe-bidenAddressNationExtensionCountry told us that the economy, equality, education, and immigration were all top issues. our judges have finalize their decisions for one grand prize winner, and four first-place winners. there are 150 prizes in all, and one fan favorite selected by you. we are happy to announce our top prize winners. our grand prize winner is a 10th grader from jenks, oklahoma. olivia s winning documentary titled up to our necks addresses the federal debt. how exactly does america get up to its neck in debt? every year a budget is formed, throwing out large sums of federal money are donated to several areas. the first is discretionary spending, which in 2015 received $1.7 trillion. the second section is mandatory spending, which received $2.45 trillion in 2015. lastly, there is interest on the federal debt, which received $229 billion. as our grand prize winner, she wins $5,000 for her documentary and the c-span bus will travel to her school so we can present her with the check for the gran
VietnamRepublic-ofNew-yorkUnited-statesMoscowMoskvaRussiaGermanyNormandySurreyUnited-kingdomPhiladelphia again. some winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour in some spots this morning, and windy today and breezy on monday and then less on tuesday. we are waking up to more clouds on philadelphia, and another gray day and we will see peeks of sunshine from time to time, and monday is going to be better than today. coastal flood warnings in effect, and that s the dark green in new jersey and delaware until 6:00, and we have concerns for road flooding, and beach erosion. keep that in mind, high tide around 2:00 p.m., and later this afternoon, the light green is your flood advisory and that s until midnight. winds are around 15 miles per hour in some spots and 18 miles per hour in philadelphia, and dover, 22 miles per hour, and gusting higher than that in some spots especially along the coast we are seeing winds gusting up to 32 miles per hour, and atlantic city up to 28 miles per hour, and we re going to see that once again today. it s a cool start, 44 in mt. pocono and 57 in philadel
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