the gentleman from south carolina. mr. wilson: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from michigan, mr. walberg. mr. walberg: i rise today in support of house resolution 336 and once again call on the russian government to release american citizens paul whelan. i thank my colleague congresswoman stevens for her undying leadership in fighting this travesty, and it is a travesty. it has now been over three years since paul whelan, a michigan resident and marine veteran and an american citizen was imprisoned in russia without proper evidence or a trial. sham trial that is the message that paul wanted to convey while the system handed out a ridiculous sentence. he has been denied access to proper medical treatment despite a sharp decline in his health. i returned from ukraine where russian atrocities have been on display to the entire world. make no mistake about that. we saw heartbreaking devastation that has impacted so many lives, but tragically putin's barbaric behavior is not new. he has no concern for even the most basi

the gentleman from south carolina reserves. the gentleman from minnesota is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. stevens. >> the gentlewoman from michigan is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise today as i have every day i have served in this very chamber. on behalf of my constituent, paul whelan. who has been wrongfully detained in russia since the end of december, 2018. throughout mr. whelan's detention, the russian government has repeatedly violated his rights, denied him proper medical care, and refused to provide any evidence to substantiate the charges against him. he was held in a pretrial detention for over 18 months in the notorious prison. then mr. whelan's trial was held behind closed door and his defense was prohibited from calling witnesses. mr. whelan now serves he 16 and facing harsh conditions. early this morning the news broke that fellow american trefer reed, a marine and texan was freed through a prisoner swap orchestrated by president biden. this is

the gentleman from south carolina. mr. wilson: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from michigan, mr. walberg. mr. walberg: i rise today in support of house resolution 336 and once again call on the russian government to release american citizens paul whelan. i thank my colleague congresswoman stevens for her undying leadership in fighting this travesty, and it is a travesty. it has now been over three years since paul whelan, a michigan resident and marine veteran and an american citizen was imprisoned in russia without proper evidence or a trial. sham trial that is the message that paul wanted to convey while the system handed out a ridiculous sentence. he has been denied access to proper medical treatment despite a sharp decline in his health. i returned from ukraine where russian atrocities have been on display to the entire world. make no mistake about that. we saw heartbreaking devastation that has impacted so many lives, but tragically putin's barbaric behavior is not new. he has no concern for even the most basi

the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. wilson: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. wilson: i rise in support of s. 3522, the ukraine democracy defense lend-lease act of 2022. madam speaker, it's absolutely amazing, the unintended consequence of vladimir putin, war criminal putin, that he's brought democrats and republicans together. he's united the people of the united states and with the leadership of chairman greg meeks, it's such a -- and the ranking member, mike mccaul, americans are united in their support of the people of ukraine. for 63 days, the courageous people of ukraine have resisted full-scale invasion by war criminal putin with his murderous occupying forces in large part due to the courageous leadership of president volodymyr zelenskyy. ukraine has seen the lives of their loved ones senselessly murdered. the world has been a witness to the countless atrocities inflicted upon the ukrainian people, and we continue to see the depravity of the puti

new tornado watches in effect morgan chesky in south carolina on the damage already done >> reporter: tornadoes, hail, and drenching rains lash the south for the third time in three weeks. >> that's a tornado right there. >> reporter: storms from texas to south carolina spawning more than 50 reported twisters since monday. in alabama, residents rushing to recover from a potential double tornado that left a path of destruction. >> look at this thing go >> reporter: tonight, in leslie, georgia, funnels form as the massive system continues to move south. nearby, in black greek, georgia, stunning video capturing a fast-moving twister tearing through the county where one woman died the outbreak of storms so intense, it prompted a rare tornado emergency in south carolina >> hits you in the gut. >> reporter: ronald scat still can't believe it the twister threw his garage into the woods, left his vehicles untouched, but shredded his entire home have you thought about what if you were inside there >> there's no telling. no way i could have made it if i was in there. >> reporter: now as storms

the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. mace, i inform the house that ms. mace will vote aye on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman ■eddie bernice johnson and chairman david scott, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? mr. pallone: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. albio sires, mrs. ann kirkpatrick, and ms. lucille roybal-allard, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? mr. butterfield: as the member designated by mr. price of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yes, he will vote yes on h.r. 1218. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? >>

stephanie gosk on a role model who is inspiring america. >> reporter: the university of south carolina did not just win the ncaa national championship they put a point on it actually, 15 points. over longtime basketball power house u-conn coach dawn staley after the game >> they were determined to be champions. >> reporter: coach stalely was determined to be a champion herself from the moment she took over the south carolina coaching job in 2008 while she had her eyes on toppling the u-conn huskies from their pedestal, her success, now two national championships, has meant much more. >> i hope i have given a beacon of hope for other black coaches because you can snatch success at this level when given an opportunity and when you work hard. >> reporter: staley was a star basketball player in her own right, playing for the wnba and winning three olympic gold medals. but a good player does not necessarily make a good coach something that gave her pause, briefly. >> i was afraid of being a coach because i didn't want the responsibility of 18 to 22-year-olds. and when i lean all the way in,

now police have arrested a 22- year-old man in that south carolina mall shooting. the victims range from ages 15 to 73. no fatalities were reported in that shooting, jericka. >> duncan: all right tom hanson thank you for that reporting. a massive container ship stuck in america's largest estuary is finally free. today the ship was re-floated more than a month after it got stuck in the mud. cbs' scott macfarlane has the story. >> reporter: the ship everforward can finally move forward. nearly as long as the empire state building is tall, by removing 500 containers to lighten the load, dredging the bay floor, and pulling the ship horizontally. how uncommon is this? >> this is the biggest ship to ever ground in the chesapeake bay, very uncommon. >> reporter: not the only ship evergreen has had grounded. the coast guard is investigating how the crew missed the turn in the chesapeake and they'll check to damage to the hull before allowing ever forward to continue forward to norfolk, virginia. >> duncan: for many christians this sunday marks the first time they've been a

south carolina won that game. so stanford, uconn of that game will be taking on south carolina, stanford plate, south carolina earlier this year. back in december. they were beating the gamecocks by 18 points and blew a lead. and last that's actually the last game. stanford loss this season. so of course, they got to get past yukon first. but if they're able to do that, south carolina will be waiting for them and maybe they could avenge that early-season loss to the game but for now, we're live outside of the target center in minneapolis. i'm jason dumas, scrounge for sports. >> thank you, jason, talk to you later. in other news, oscar winner will smith. he just a short time ago resigned from the academy of motion pictures, arts and sciences. this move comes after the shocking superstar smackdown sunday night at the oscars where smith, as you know, by now slapped comedian chris rock over a joke about his wife, jada smith is embroiled in a career crisis over the onstage assault. he was facing possible expulsion or

it started in mississippi and then alabama, georgia, and south carolina we had numerous strong tornados also as we get the pictures in of daylight we'll get a better view how widespread the damage was and what towns were hit the worst. allandale, south carolina, had one of the biggest tornados that moved through the area this is a separate storm from yesterday's storm and going to hit had the same exact areas especially in georgia and areas of alabama chattanooga, to macon enhanced risk tomorrow less area, smaller area for the severe weather but still dealing with isolated strong storms north carolina and florida, guys. two more days and a break friday >> glad to hear there's a break coming bill, thank you. >>> let's turn now to day 42 of russia's invasion of ukraine overnight the state department revealed the u.s. will be sending more supplies to ukraine including an additional $100 million in javelin anti-tank missiles ukraine president zelenskyy asked for more support zelenskyy urged the council to hold russia accountable for the atrocities covered near kyiv we warn you again some of

the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson. mr. wilson: everyone is invited to participate. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, messages from the senate. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has passed s.3580, an act-to-mend title 46 united states code with respect to acts by ocean common carriers or marine terminal operators and for other purposes which the concurrence of the house is requested. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? mrs. miller-meeks: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my

carolina has captured its second national championship >> south carolina wins the championship 64-49 it is the school's second title, the first since 2017 henderson and coach dawn staley will be on the "today" show coming up later today. the men's national title gets decided tonight after retiring duke coach mike krzyzewski looks for one more upset taking on kansas. >>> let's check monday weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins good morning, bill. >> good monday, hope you had a wonderful weekend. weather was cooperating in most cases. we're watching a storm in the northeast that brought rain and snow yesterday all eyes on the middle of the country and the potential for more severe weather. early morning rain in missouri, also illinois, toward the chicago area it's to the south, it's going to be late-day severe weather outbreak possible. throughout the evening, maybe around 6:00 to 10:00 p.m., storms will erupt between abilene and watch talk falls, travel through dallas and shreveport overnight when everyone's sleeping, through louisiana, mississippi that's always dangerous, especi

what if south carolina would have been first? would there ever have been a doubt about joe biden clinching the nomination? will there be better narratives if another state goes first for bernie sanders or pete buttigieg, actually looking back in 2020. >> exactly. how different would the democratic primary have been if south carolina had that early position? tonight i was talking to a dnc insider who said it is near certainty that one of the first states will represent the diversity of the democratic electorate. and this insider pointed to georgia as a possible new option for the early slate and also south carolina is also going to be in there, especially after how decisive it was the last round. and no one can remember the absolute boondoggle of what went down at the ie yeah caucuses last go around in saying, wow, let's just repeat that all over again. that makes a lot of sense. so i'm really glad that the dnc rules committee is looking at this. >> yeah, susan. let me switch gears for a moment and talk about the midterms. mitch m

>> south carolina wins the championship, 64-49. it is the school's second title, the first since to 17. henderson and coach dawn staley will be on the "today" show coming up later today. >> and the men's national title gets decided tonight after takin retiring coach coach chef takes on the campus. >>> let's check out the will as bill karins is covering two storms coast to coast. bill >> good morning. it's funny we've been in a weather pattern where the weekend has been rather quite and then all these outbreaks. that's going to be the case once again this week. we're watching the pesky storm in the northeast that's leaving we have a storm moving into the great lakes and this storm againing down through areas in oklahoma and north texas but it's the tail end of this and a new storm developing that causes all the problems. we start this afternoon into the evening with thunderstorms popping up around the dallas area, abilene. and then this whole severe weather complex will move into areas of northern mississippi during the overnight ho

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she won the first title with not -- with south carolina in 2017. witchel buckman joins me from minneapolis -- rachel buckman joins me for minneapolis. you watched all of this unfold. winning a title for any team at any time is a big deal but for this particular team, why was this such a big moment? >> this was more than a year in the making. last year the south carolina gamecocks lost in heartbreaking fashion to stanfd. the eventual national champion on a last second shot that fell out by their star who was back this year and was laser focused on getting back exactly where she did last night. this time they did finish the job. >> they dominated pretty much the entire game i think it is fair to say. they dominated much of the seas. 35-2 in the regular season. why are they so good? >> they have an unstoppable combination of boston down low pitch peridge she is the national player of the year. they have fantastic outside shooters including destanni henderson who had a career-high 26 points. this combination is difficult to defend. they have a great de

. >>> as two teams launch into the ncaa finals, uconn now set to meet south carolina. >>> sorry, i just have to take a moment to enjoy the fact that south carolina is going to be in the title game. >> you've been very excited about this. >> i'm wearing my garnet and black today. congratulations to both teams. good morning, america. we are so happy to have gio benitez on the desk with us again this morning. >>> we begin with breaking news on the new fallout over that slap on stage during the oscars. >> yeah, will smith overnight submitting a letter resigning his membership in the academy of motion picture arts and sciences as the academy considers additional disciplinary action. >> he also offered up another apology for his actions that shocked the celebrities in the audience and the tv viewers around the world. abc's zohreen shah is at the dolby theatre in hollywood with the latest now. zohreen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gio. about a week ago i was standing right here in front of the dolby theatre watching the stars come out. there was a lot of shock, and there was a lot

carolina. >> y'all, what you're seeing is a tornado, allendale, south carolina. >> reporter: the skies lit up with tornadoes, tearing across the south. this giant twister was seen outside of allendale, south carolina. the town of about 3,000 people is believed to have taken a direct hit. the storm system spawned at least 25 tornadoes across the south. it moved through several states, including louisiana, alabama, and mississippi. in texas, at least four people had to be rescued from flash flooding. through south carolina and georgia, the storm downed trees and power lines, and left a trail of damage. one woman was home inside here when this tree fell. she's fine. her neighbor's house, also damaged-- they told us, in that moment, it sounded like a bomb went off. norah. >> o'donnell: it's going to be a rough night for many people. mark strassmann, thank you. well, for the forecast for the rest of the night and into tomorrow, let's bring in meteorologist jacqui jeras from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, jacqui. >> reporter: good evening, norah. we've had many reports of

carolina. >> reporter: the skies lit up with tornadoes tearing across the south. this giant twister was seen outside of allendale, south carolina, the town of about 3,000 people is believed of to taken a direct hit. the system spawned at least 25 tornadoes across the south. it moved through several states including louisiana, alabama, and mississippi. in texas at least four people had to be rescued from flash flooding. through south carolina and georgia the storm downed trees and power lines and left a trail of damage. one woman was home here when the storm hit. she's fine. her neighbor's house was also hit. they told us in that moment it sounded like a bomb went off. mark strassmann, cbs news, decatur, georgia. >>> the u.s. and its european allies will impose tough new sanctions on russia today including a ban on all new investments in russia. it comes after new evidence emerged of war crimes against ukrainian civilians. the biden administration is also sending an additional $100 million worth of military equipment to ukraine. in the ukrainian city of lviv, hundr

carolina. >> what you're seeing is a pardon, allendale, south carolina. >> reporter: the skies lit up with tornadoes, tearing across the south. this giant twister was seen outside of allendale, south carolina, the town of about 3,000 people sbled to have taken a direct hit. across the south. it moved through several states, including louisiana, alabama, and mississippi. in texas, at least four people had to be rescued from flash flooding. through south carolina and georgia, the storm downed trees and power lines and left a trail of damage. one woman was home inside her when this tree fell. she's fine. her neighbor's house, also damaged, they told us in that moment, it sounded like a bomb went off. norah. >> o'donnell: it's going to be a rough night for many people. mark strassmann, thank you well, for the forecast for rest of the night and into tomorrow let's bring in meteorologist jacqui jeras from our partners the the weather channel. good evening, jacqui. > reporter: good evening, norah. we have had many reports of severe thunderstorms, including tornadoes that have caused damage t

we have video of the mall shooting in south carolina or multiple people were injured. police cars driving out to the scene there, you can hear -- this is video from justin smith and you can hear him say how ridiculous this is because this was early this afternoon my saturday afternoon before easter sunday, people in the mall trying to shop which they should be able to do without a shooting taking place at the columbiana center in columbia, south carolina, we don't know and police don't know how many people were hurt or the extent of their injuries but the press conference will happen in time soon and we will bring that but what we can tell you, the mall has been evacuated as a result so when the press conference starts, will get more details. eric: mass shooting in new york city transit systems are rare, there are recent hope high-profile incidences, of course this week when the suspect opened fire donning a gas mask and a smoke bomb inside a subway car, it's frightened everybody and raises the question on how better we can protect our subway and mass transit systems a

in pittsburgh and south carolina. if we start with pittsburgh, police found drugs, guns and alcohol at this massive party, largely attended by people who were under age. two people were shot and killed at this party in pittsburgh overnight. and they were both boys under the age of 18. eight others were shot. police say the youngest victim was just 14 years old. they say when they arrived, there were some 200 people who were all running away from this rented property. some of them jumping out of windows trying to get to safety. that's why there were so many injuries. and police say, as fred mentioned, this happened right before the easter holiday. and this has left the community traumatized from this event. take a listen. >> it's heartbreaking. here we are, easter, and we have multiple families, two that won't see a loved one. others that are going to be -- how can you even have a holiday when your child was involved in something traumatic like this? >> remember this happened at an airbnb property. releasing a statemen

joining us republican senator tim scott of south carolina. senator, at the reagan library last tuesday you brought up the supply chain, the crisis yet the administration keeps doing things that makes it all worse. what are your thoughts about all this? >> tells me they fundamentally don't understand the american economy without any question. we should focus bringing home our resources, onshoring. to develop millions of new johns in energy, cyber and technology. we should focus on ourselves like state of south carolina we have high-tech manufacturing hub. bring more things here at home and selling them other places. we brought otis elevators from mexico to south carolina there is a way to keep a robust business here at home. charles: senator, do you think the administration doesn't understand the economy or economics or there is a higher calling in the sense that climate seems to oversee everything that they do, even if it means higher gasoline prices, higher home heating prices? even if it means ceding all the technology that we've created in

the mississippi south carolina plan today. people say they started voting for the democrat party in 1930s. i say no, the civil rights, no in 1956, 57, went to republican as the 1957 civil rights act. basically black people down south could vote. the 101st airborne there to make sure they got into the hospital in arkansas he did the first oval office address civil rights in the history of this nation. if people want to talk about civil rights, they wouldn't have voted for johnson, they would have voted for eisenhower and nixon. so what happens? eisenhower in the civil rights stuff, four or 5 million black people registered to vote down south. i tell this story, grandfather, they kicked him off where he wat in tennessee. the fbi came down and told him not to go anywhere. eisenhower set him down to say weda passed a new law to say thy cannot intimidate or hurt yout anymore, you're going to vote my grandfather voted. and i askedat my father why. black folks did what white folks -- even then 80% of black voted for democrat party. p

this is south carolina. if this is happening there. this has to be happening almost in every town and city in our country. >> right. if it's happening in south carolina, it's happening everywhere across the nation. and it's really scary. have you seen mayors now coming and begging to the federal government for more funding because they have defunded the police or had their stays defund the communities because of the movement the last two years. quite frankly you are seeing violence increase everywhere across the country. i'm very lucky. i have great hard core sheriffs and chiefs of police in the country. we don't have much much a problem with that what you are seeing around the nation is scary this person shah shot or injured 14 people. 14 people is now just gonna take a walk and go to work the next day like no big deal. i wonder what his co-workers were thinking. >> carley: when you look at polls, congresswoman. one of the issues that americans are most concerned about is crime. so if republicans take back control of the house and sen

scene unfolding at a mall in columbia, south carolina, after a shooting there a short time ago. we don't have a lot of details, though police are saying several people were injured, but the extent of those injuries is unknown at this time. officers have, in fact, evacuated the mall. they set up a reunification site as well. it's unclear what led to the shooting, the motive of the shooting, the whereabouts of the shooter as well. we are supposed to be getting an update pretty soon from columbia police shortly, and if we get it, when we get it, we'll try to bring it to you. >>> want to get to another city on edge right about now, tonight especially. desperate calls for justice in grand rapids, michigan, where less than an hour from now, demonstrators, they are expected to continue their days-long protest after the deadly police shooting of 26-year-old patrick lyoya. lyoya is a congolese refugee and a father of two. he was shot and killed on the morning of april 4th during a traffic stop. new videos released by the police department show the final moments of his life. lyoya is seen

south carolina winning it all y'all, taking down uconn. joining us now is coach dawn staley, destanni henderson, and aliyah boston who was named most outstanding player. to go along with her numerous national player of the year awards. congratulations gamecocks. it was quite a game last night. thank you for getting up. you may not not have been to sleep yet, so who knows? that's a story for another time. let me start with you, coach dawn staley, you did something no other team was able to do, and that is defeat the uconn huskies in a national title game. what were the keys to your team's success? >> the key, number one, is you can't bring uconn's tradition of success into a game like this. you have to play the game this year currently. i just thought our players were focused. i thought we utilized a tough schedule that we played all season long. we just brought our habits, habits that we played with all season long into the game and played it for 40 minutes and got a huge win to be national champions. >> to be national champions again. you

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from south carolina, ms. mace, for five minutes. ms. mace: thank you, madam speaker. today i rise to recognize and commend two of my young constituents from daniel island, south carolina, ella and owen rogers. ella is 14 and owen is 17. their efforts to support of ukraine and standing in solidarity with ukrainian people during one of the toughest times in ukraine's history. they are both desendants of their great, great grandfather joseph who was born in galicia ukraine. he was forced to flee to the united states in the early 20th century through the armed conflict between the austrian and russian empires trying to occupy the region. story of their family history shows similarities to what the world has witnessed in the last few months during the beginning of the unconscionable and illegal invasion of ukraine by russian forces in late february. as ella and owen rogers have witnessed these atrocities, as my teenage kids who are very similar in age, these kids have seen these atrocities, have witnessed these wa

also two incidents in south carolina. the first being in columbia, south carolina apt a mall, a very busy mall right before the easter holiday on saturday afternoon a shooting rang out because police say there were people inside who had some kind of an altercation and that is when a shooting happened. right now they have one suspect in custody. it's 22-year-old juwayne price. he's been charged with unlawful carrying of a pistol. now, police tell us that they've made this one arrest but there could be more charges and more arrests coming as the investigation continues. and listen to this. 4 people were injured. 14. nine of them gunshot victims. the oldest a 73-year-old woman. and the youngest person was just 15 years old. now, no deaths in this shooting at the mall, but it remains under investigation. and there was yet another shooting, pamela, in south carolina in hampton county. at least nine people were injured in a shooting there. no deaths. that is still under investigation. and when i spoke with one father who was in

carolina, a chaotic scene unfolding at a mall in columbia, south carolina, after a shooting there a short time ago. we don't have a lot of details, though police are saying several people were injured, but the extent of those injuries is unknown at this time. officers have, in fact, evacuated the mall. they set up a reunification site as well. it's unclear what led to the shooting, the motive of the shooting, the whereabouts of the shooter as well. we are supposed to be getting an update pretty soon from columbia police shortly, and if we get it, when we get it, we'll try to bring it to you. >>> want to get to another city on edge right about now, tonight especially. desperate calls for justice in grand rapids, michigan, where less than an hour from now, demonstrators, they are expected to continue their days-long protest after the deadly police shooting of 26-year-old patrick lyoya. lyoya is a congolese refugee and a fatf

well, i have some serious differences with the senator from south carolina about guantanamo. hundreds of detainees have been sent through guantanamo since the war on terror began. many of them should have been there. but hundreds and hundreds of them have been released by presidents, republican and democrat. we're now down to 39 detainees. we're spending over $10 million for each one of them each year at guantanamo bay. and when it comes to the resolution of who was responsible for 9/11, the families have come and testified before us. they've waited over 20 years, and they still don't have an answer. they understand that the approach at guantanamo bay is not leading to justice. it's not answering the basic factual questions. so what is her situation? why would she dare to call the republican president of the united states a war criminal? what was she thinking? well, it sounds like a terrible charge until you read the facts. and the facts were she presented a brief, and the brief referred to a body of law known as the alien tort statute. and the person she was representing in

about 100 miles south of columbia in hampton county, south carolina, police say nine people were shot early sunday morning at a lounge. cnn affiliate wtoc tv reported the lounge was hosting an easter bash when the shots rang out. some people jumped into nearby ditches to avoid being hit, wtoc reported. the south carolina law enforcement division is leading the investigation. in boston, police said two people were shot in the city's chinatown neighborhood. . >> both males were transported to local hospitals and both are listed in critical condition with life-threatening injuries. >> reporter: the vehicle they were fleeing in crashed. two were injured in the crash. they do not believe the injuries are life threatening. boston police say what led to the shooting is still unclear. but the investigation is ongoing. brianna, certainly law enforcement all across the country is scrambling to try and stop this explosion of gun violence that we are seeing all across the country. one common theme we're seeing in a lot of shootings when we come back from the weekend is a lot of innocent bystander

i have differences with the senator from south carolina about guantanamo. hundreds of detainees have been sent through guantanamo since the war on terror began. many of them should have been there, but hundreds and hundreds have been released by presidents republicans and democrats. we're now down to 39 detainees, spending over $10 million for each one of them each year at guantanamo bay. and when it comes to the resolution of who was responsible for 9/11, the families have testified before us, they've waited over 20 years and they still don't have an answer. they understand the approach of guantanamo bay is not leading to justice, it's not answering the basic factual questions. so what is her situation? why would she dare to call on the republican president of the united states a war criminal? what was she thinking? well, it sounds like a terrible charge until you read the facts. and the facts were, she presented a brief and the brief referred to a body of law known as the alien tort statute and the person she was representing in this brief was arguing tha

carol from south carolina, "it seems that -- do we have carol? all right, sorry carol. we will read it tomorrow. tucker's up next. and it was a one thing. i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." yesterday new york city a man pulled out a gun and shot ten people. in the end, dozens were injured. a horrifying crime. police have finally arrested the suspect. they did so today. we are learning more about him he had we will go to new york for a quick update on the story. eric shawn is standing by for us. eric. >> tucker, tonight this is a

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i love a proponent of south carolina being early in the early primary states. when i cut my teeth there on the presidential campaign for president obama, over 60% of electors are african americans. again, more reflective of the diversity of the -- [inaudible] an incredible opportunity. arizona, as well. with the growing electorate that is latino in the democratic party. in fact, electorate latinos are going all across the country. want to make sure that the primary voters have an opportunity to make the candidates [inaudible] like them across the country. where we stand as a group. >> yeah. elise, the 2020 race, the primary calendar. this actually creates a narrative for these candidates that often influences the electorate and what comes after each vote. i think immediately of what happened in south carolina, how that changed for joe biden. would've sealed carolina had actually been first? would there ever have been a doubt about joe biden clinching the nomination? will there be better narratives if another state goes first for people like bernie sanders or pe

i went to college and i started working in the prisons of south carolina. i saw the of the in i understood it. it was supposed as supervised hard-core balance every day. and i was there most of the time by myself. in order to survive it to understand if somebody was lying to me made to understand evil and i sigh lot of young black men during the 90s during the clinton biden crandall and i started asking intelligentsia wire black men being locked up like this? the start of the three and they had 45 by the end of the decade and what they told me was a bunch of rich republicans people. acksi left my post and i found t something interesting. as a rich republicans down there. guess what i saw? amo bunch of black democrats and three entities that i saw making money off the chaos the most black civic organizers. that was my first book or this is a sequel to that and as i studied and found out their number one goal was to make sure they get 90% of the black vote for the democratic party period by hook or by crook. that's what they have been doing ask you it's fasci

charleston, south carolina is bracing for a long and uncertain legal battle. if you're not successful with this lawsuit, what does that feen for what you're trying to do here? >> we're going the find a way to fund the improvements that we need. >> i bet you heard the phrase, hope is not a strategy. >> hope springs e attorney at, right? >> reporter: but in the meantime, the water keeps >>> easter has come and gone. but in workshops near and far, people are still decorating eggs as part of an effort to show solidarity and raise money for ukraine. >> we're going to hold this up. >> reporter: it's season of hope. but in this northern virginia workshop, there also is purpose. learning how to make the beautiful ukrainian pysankey eggs. workshop leader stephanie cheseman shows how to do the intricate patterns, a process she's teaching to honor her heritage and help her people. >> my grandfather grew up in ukraine, and there is family there that we are in touch with. it makes me really upset how difficult it is for them right now, and i'm trying to do my part. >> repo

bigger tornadoes that hit allendale, south carolina, we had a lot of tornados in south carolina yesterday evening. of course, this is nighttime video. during the day today we'll get a better idea just how bad the destruction was there, but numerous homes were damaged. they were at one point calling for fire departments all across the region to come with help because they needed the resources. let's go to the map and show you that risk today. first off, here's the 38 tornadoes reported yesterday, they started in mississippi, all the red icons through georgia and south carolina yesterday. so four states. so for today, we're watching 29 million people at risk. once again the same areas from georgia, alabama, tennessee and south carolina. even the atlanta area could see very strong storms later on this afternoon and this evening. tomorrow, isolated storms in north carolina and also in florida. if that wasn't enough, jonathan, as you mentioned, heavy rain is coming. it's going to start in georgia as we go throughout the day today. and then tomorrow, after the dry morning, thursday afternoon an

. >>> a saturday shootout, south carolina mall injures shoppers, the latest on the investigation, still to come. >>> russia, stepping up its attack on ukraine, the latest from the battlefield. >>> no plan to bring back covid restrictions in california, even though there's a slight uptick in covid cases. we got to 2% positivity yesterday. as we reach a new phase, a lot of families are dealing with the aftermath of the pandemic speak, like chris hauser, a man who said his wife will not be the same after losing his wife to covid. in november of 2020, he said that he and his son understand that getting back to normal for a lot of folks but for him, it's tough. >> i am ready to go back into the world and kind of make sure that jude and myself have a normal life again. it's what brandy would want us to do. >> chris is another priority was getting jude, into group therapy. >>> the impact of this pandemic reaching families who lost loved ones and people who just feel a sense of loss. it has mental health expert saying, it's a long road ahead for all of us, to get back to normal. >> there is a t

she won the first title with south carolina in 2017. rachel bachmann is a senior sports reporter for the wall street journal. she joints we form minneapolis. you were there last night. you watched all of this unfold. winning a title for any team at any time is a big deal. for this particular team, why was this such a big moment? rachel: this really was more than a year in the making. last year, the south carina gamecocks lost in heartbreaking fashion to stanford, the eventual champion, on a last second shot that fell out by their star, aliyah boston, who was back this year and really was laser focused on getting back where she did last night. this time, they finished the job. >> they dominated the entire game, i think it is fair to say? they dominated much of the season, they came in 35-2, ranked number one. why are they so good? rachel: they really have an unstoppable combination of boston down low, she is 6'5", incrediblykilled, national player of the year, and they have fantastic outside shooters. including destanni henderson who had

>>> breaking news tonight, a mass shooting in a mall in south carolina at least 12 people injured. chaos as gunfire erupted. three people detained. hundreds evacuated, others l others locked down inside stores. >> i saw blood as i was running out the door >>> russia retaliates. the new airstrikes across ukrainian cities, buildings destroyed, cars on fire the attacks potentially in response to ukraine sinking a key russian ship the surviving sailors paraded before cameras today. >>> a new record for attempted crossings at the southern border as texas governor sends migrants to washington, d.c. >>> plus, a showdown repealing a trump era law that will let tons of thousands more in >>> nbc exclusive, the general overseeing u.s. operations in latin america. the threat she now sees from russia and china. >> how concerned are you about that possibility? >> i'm always concerned. >>> mortgage rates hit their highest point in years, now topping 5 percent. the monthly cost for a new home now going way up >>> harry and meghan speak. the former royals back in europe and back in the spotlight as

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. clyburn: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding me this time. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of s. 270. the brown have board of education national his -- the brown v. board of education national historic act. i thank chris coombs for his leadership, securing the senate's unanimous support for passage of this important legislation earlier this month. i'm proud to lead the legislation here in the house along with our bipartisan co-sponsors, congresswomen lisa blunt rochester and eleanor holmes norton and congressman bob good. as a former teacher of history and a student of history, i believe in the value of learning from our past. many americans don't know that the landmark brown v. board of education supreme court decision that desegregated public schools in 1954 combined legal challenges from four states and the district of columbia. i represent one of those states. and was fortunate to know some of the petitioners from carolyn county, south carolin

carolina, south carolina jumped to a big early lead, though destiny, henderson hits the three on the way to a monster night. and another three for henderson here to put south carolina in front by 18 points still early in the second quarter, henderson ended up with 26. but you knew the huskies would get back in the game. this was part of a 10 run in the third quarter of vienna. westbrook hits a three and it's a six point game, but connecticut could never quite catch up. player of the year. ally a boston with the block. then who else? henderson races to the hoop. south carolina wins 64 49, the second national championship for the gamecocks and the first time in r e. m, a coach uconn team had ever lost. in the finals. the oakland a's are staying true to their brand complaining about your stadium raised your ticket prices, trade away your star players and then whine about your bad attendance. the latest chapter was the trade today of the guy who was likely to be their opening day. starting pitcher sean manaea joins chris bassett, matt olsen and matt chapman as veteran stars who have been

in new york, south carolina, and pennsylvania. an urgent manhunt is under way for a gunman who opened fire in pittsburgh, at least two people were killed. 13 injured. video shows panic inside the house. at least 90 shots fired. way toward the door.hing their - here's mona kosar abdi. >> reporter: another mass shooting claiming two young lives -- teenage boys, overnight in pittsburgh. adding to the spike in gun deaths in america. police say more than 200 people, many of them underage, were at a party at this airbnb when suddenly a hail of bullets. more than 90 were fired. >> he got a gun! he got a gun! >> reporter: the panic sending partygoers tumbling down steps in their efforts to make it to the front door. others breaking bones after leaping from windows. >> they're shooting! oh, my god! >> reporter: besides those two dead, eight others were wounded as police believe an altercation led to the drawing of multiple weapons. >> when we heard the bang, bang, bang, bang, we looked out the window, and people were running out the door a

carolina ending uconn's 11-0 finals record to claim their second national title. >> south carolina has captured its second national championship. >> reporter: this morning the south carolina women are college basketball royalty winning 64-49 in a title game they never trailed the victory giving south carolina redemption after losing in last year's final four, leaving star player elia boston emotional. >> but today we're national champions. -- and we're national champs. >> reporter: for the men a tale of two very different match-ups in new orleans >> that's the stuff. >> reporter: kansas rolling past villanova 81-65. four years after the wildcats beat them on the way to a title. but it was a heated rivalry. an historic game that took center stage. >> for duke in his 42nd season for the blue devils. coaching his 132nd march madness game, mike krzyzewski. >> reporter: in their first ever tournament match-up, duke and north carolina traded points and leads. down to the final few seconds. >> no good rebound carolina, and the fairy tale ride for the tar heels continues. coach k.'s legendary

allendale, south carolina. >> reporter: the skies lit up with tornadoes tearing across the south. this giant twister was seen outside of allendale, south carolina. a town of about 3,000 people is believed to have taken a direct hit. the storm system spawned at least 25 tornadoes across the south. it moved through several states including louisiana, alabama and mississippi. in texas at least four people had to be rescued from flash flooding. through south carolina and georgia the storm downed trees and power lines and left a trail of damage. >> it's going to be a rough night for many people. ma facing expensive vitamin c creams with dull results? olay brightens it up with new olay vitamin c. gives you two times brighter skin. hydrates better than the $400 cream. i have a secret. i'm done settling. because this is my secret. no really! i put it on once... no more touch-ups! because this stick actually works! secret had ph balancing minerals; and it helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. so no more t-rex waves or covering up stinky pits when you're not cold. pull it in clo