Tomorrow and democrats face persistent concerns within their own party i will president Bidens Candidacy. Just four months before the election. What the much bigger threat posed by Donald Trump on the other side, and last night at the New Orleans Superdome i told 60,000 people just what is at stake as a part of this Years Festival where democrats including Vice President Kamala Harris took advantage to engage with the nations largest annual gathering of black women. That outreach may ultimately make the difference for the biden campaign. The black voters proved to be less dejected by the president s Debate Performance and their peers can the campaign Re Energize Black support enough as to whether this debate storm. That Question Tonight on politics nation. Joining me now, congressman al green. Democrat of texas. Just moments ago four of your colleagues brought the total to nine house democrats publicly calling for the president to step aside, and the other Chambers Report of the drafti
just this evening. and she told us, quote, we saw an incident and we told authorities. she said it happened on august 27th. she said something jogged her memory just today and she called the fbi. she said there is no surveillance video of this incident but we also spoke with a woman who was there with her boyfriend. that woman s name is nina angelo. she was there with her boyfriend matt england. she says they were there around lunchtime. around 1:00 or 2:00 p.m. they were sitting next to gabby petito and brian laundrie. she said she didn t see a physical altercation or violence, but when the couple got up to leave, she said there was quite a commotion and that gabby left the restaurant in tears. she was crying as she walked out and she said that brian laundrie was very angry. he was speaking to the waitstaff and really showing quite a bit of anger. she also said that he went in and out of the restaurant several times even after they had left. still visibly angry. so we know t
have pelosi and schumer lost control of their caucuses? todd: conditions at the tent city into rio, texas being compared to a third world country as dhs admit nation migrants are being released into the with the secretary failed to answer how many. jillian: griff jenkins in washington. even democrats are condemning biden s border policy. reporter: bipartisan condemnation. the administration saying one thing and doing another. secretary mayorkas says migrants are returned when the cross, his own agency confirms they are not being expelled and are being released in the us with orders to appear immigration office in 60 days. all family units and women claiming to be pregnant are freed, mayorkas is growing tired of being asked about actual numbers. you were asked the same question and gave the same answer. you would think you would be better prepared. let me share something with you quite clearly. i work 18 hours a day. when i return from yesterday s hearing focused on miss
waitstaff, bellmen, their pay went up almost 16% this year. far ahead of inflation, which is still a concern. reporter: labor secretary marty walsh acknowledging there s still a lot of work to do. clearly we have some work to do in early 2022 as we move forward here. we have work to do. no question about it. reporter: the president dismissing republican criticism that he s out of touch with americans economic pain. even deploying one of his favorite terms. a lot of people are still suffering they say. well, they are. or that i m not focused on inflation. malarkey. they want to talk down the recovery because they voted against the legislation that made it happen. reporter: the omicron variant ripping through the united states also is now delaying president biden s state of the union. madam speaker, the president of the united states. reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi inviting the president to deliver his address on march 1st, making it the first time in nearl
as the first black anglican archbishop of capetown, he preached nonviolent resistance to the apartheid system. he was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1984. cnn s david mckenzie now reflects on tutu s historic role in modern south africa. you find your cousin has been killed reporter: when we spoke to the late traffephotographer in he remembered a different time. we got a funeral each week. people getting killed. and then you don t find one person. five, six, seven, eight people, mass funeral happens. reporter: during the 1980s, the apartheid regime was at war with the black majority. one of its goals, to turn the liberation movement against itself. neighbors ds betrayed neighbors. friends became informants. in this maelstrom, a diminutive anglican bishop was ever-present. desmond tutu was never afraid to step up to the racist regime using his bully pulpit of peace. during apartheid, archbishop tutu s position in the church gave him a semblance of protection, and hi