even at only 26, kimberly realized that and made her promise. which was? >> i saw helene's parents and i just promised them that i would not stop for as long as i was living in doing everything in my power to find helene's killer. >> everything to kimberly that constantly calling detectives, generating press coverage. anything to keep a laser focus on the case. >> i didn't want to see her parents or her sister, or her brother, have to not only deal with just day-to-day living. take some of that burden off of them and for them to feel good that somebody was still actively working on it and keeping that case a life. >> and then, in 1983, the case did seem to gain new life. throughout the 70s and early 80s, a number of serial killers had been grabbing headlines. >> we looked at every serial killer. i was even like, where was ted bundy at that time? was he in colorado? so, we even looked at every known serial killer that was active at that time to see if they could possibly have been in colorado. >> and then, there were these two men, henry lee lucas and otis

and i was a group president at kimberly-clark. and i took a vp regional job to run the state of georgia. david: ok, so you're at walmart. and then somebody calls up and says, how would you like to run sam's club? is that right? rosalind: yes. well, a lot happened in the first five years. i ran georgia, the southeast, then the east coast of walmart stores. and then i was a candidate for the sam's club job. david: ok. all right. so you're minding your business. you're running sam's club eventually, right? you did it for five years? rosalind: yes, i did. david: ok, so you're there for five years. you're the ceo. where were you living to do that? rosalind: i was in bentonville, arkansas. david: bentonville? ok, you're in bentonville. and all of a sudden, i guess another headhunter called you up and said, how would you like to go to starbucks? is that right? rosalind: no, actually, i made the decision to leave walmart stores. and i was on the board of starbucks. and i had taken the board seat as i was leaving sam's club. and so, i was

ok, so what did you do for 22 years at kimberly-clark? rosalind: so, i started off in long-range research as a chemist. i was an organic chemist. and i had interned my summers at general motors. and so, i worked in chemistry there. i worked in analytical chemistry, moved into organic, worked in polymer science. and then i worked on one of the businesses. i got a chance to join the m&a team, probably about six years into my career. and at the time, it was when kimberly-clark was converting itself from a paper company to a consumer products company. and we acquired several companies and i got to run one of those companies. and i just stayed on the business side after that. david: ok, so you are doing that. and you are there 22 years. you are happy, presumably. and all of a sudden, somebody calls you up and says, how about working for walmart? what did you say? rosalind: no. david: no? rosalind: on the first call, i said no. probably the first, second, and third call, i said no. initially they were speaking to me about a job in human resourc

ok, so what did you do for 22 years at kimberly-clark? rosalind: so, i started off in long-range research as a chemist. i was an organic chemist. and i had interned my summers at general motors. and so, i worked in chemistry there. i worked in analytical chemistry. moved into organic. worked in polymer science. and then i worked on one of the businesses. i got a chance to join the m&a team, probably about six years into my career. and at the time, it was when kimberly-clark was converting itself from a paper company to a consumer products company. and we acquired several companies and i got to run one of those companies. and i just stayed on the business side after that. david: ok, so you're doing that. and you're there 22 years. you're happy, presumably. and all of a sudden, somebody calls you up and says, how about working for walmart? what did you say? rosalind: no. david: no? rosalind: on the first call, i said no. probably the first, second, and third call, i said no. initially they were speaking to me about a job in human resources,

ok, so what did you do for 22 years at kimberly-clark? rosalind: so, i started off in long-range research as a chemist. i was an organic chemist. and i had interned my summers at general motors. and so, i worked in chemistry there. i worked in analytical chemistry. moved into organic. worked in polymer science. and then i worked on one of the businesses. i got a chance to join the m&a team probably about six years into my career. and at the time, it was when kimberly-clark was converting itself from a paper company to a consumer products company. and we acquired several companies. and i got to run one of those companies. and i just stayed on the business side after that. david: ok. so you're doing that. and you're there 22 years. you're happy, presumably. and all of a sudden, somebody calls you up and says, how about working for walmart? what did you say? rosalind: no. david: no? rosalind: on the first call, i said no. probably the first, second, and third call i said no. initially they were speaking to me about a job in human resources,

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kimberly, thank you. indeed, now republican strategist, john free, he says the che bike and borrowed a lot of his speech from other u. s. presidents, especially donald trump. you know what i was struck by this speech was it was kind of a return to normalcy. it's been a long time since we've had kind of a normal state of the union address where people we were in a post coven world, where there was elements from bill clinton, where he had a bunch of small things he wanted to talk about. like getting rid of junk fees. he was at many times bipartisan where he was trying to over and congratulate both mitch mcconnell and kevin mccarthy. but i think it was a very strong elements for the president. there were other other elements where republicans would have, you know, appreciate the, this whole straw man out there that the republicans were going to a slash social security or medicare they, they never were going to do that. they don't have the votes to do that. they don't want to do that. donald trump certainly didn't want to do that. there was other things that he, you know, sounded a littl

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kimberly at the white house. let's go straight now to katrina hughes. she joins us from beijing via skype, katrina, any word yet about how lincoln's trip postponement is going over over there? no official statements so far as quite late here is just after midnight, but certainly this will be a blow to the chinese government and surely also very embarrassing. now the whole point of this visit oh, by antony lincoln, was to stabilize what has become an extremely fraught and deteriorating relationship over the past few years. the list of disagreements between the 2 world powers is long and it runs the gamut. adds everything from human rights to taiwan, to the south china sea, to tech rivalry, and semi conducted controls. and we also also have to look at the timing on this for beijing. it comes as china's coming out of its corbett, 0 strict policy. its economy is slowing, and china has changed from this more strident diplomatic turn to more conciliatory one in hope of reaching out to other countries, including the u. s. and its allies. so it's certainly bad

kimberly, where does this now leave us china relations? well in terms of relations, not good and in terms of national security also not good right now i can tell you that lawmakers on capitol hill are very angry and demanding an update immediately from the by the administration. a number of big security concerns about how this bus surveillance blue, which the military is admitting, is open at lee, openly doing intelligence gathering how it got into the united states in the 1st place. it was 1st spotted in the us state of montana. you heard there from the pentagon, though it is now drifted into the center of the united states is travelled some distance. that was 1st spotted in montana over top of a very sensitive nuclear silo. a feel, this is an area where there are very secretive defense sites that are located with the pentagon says that when it was detected, not by the military but by bystanders on the ground civilians that the military then dis able to any ability of the chinese government to sort of vacuum up any of the sensitive materi

kimberly, thank you. well, hillary man, leverett, he's the head of police wisc consultancy at strategic, and she says, if china sent the balloon, it's a largely symbolic gesture. it doesn't seem like it probably would give them that much intelligence. i mean, any more than google earth would would give them this is this type of device, this balloon has been used since the civil war use during war one wrote or 2. it's not anything really that sophisticated. and i don't think that on the us side, the pentagon is really that worried about the intelligence capabilities of it. what they're concerned about is that china would do something like this. that would be such a slap in the face to the by an administration as it is sending secretary of state link in there. and whether that's intentional or not. of course, we can't read their minds. but very important to know that you as secretary of defense, has just been in the philippines where the philippines is now a branch in the united states, access to foreign mi

our white house correspondent kimberly hallett reports . the sing is up in the sky. china surveillance balloon is triggering a diplomatic rao that has prompted us secretary of state antelope blinkin to postpone his weekend trip to beijing is an irresponsible act. and that the p r c. decision to take the section on the if my plan visit is detrimental to the suction of discussions that we were prepared to have. the u. s. is accusing china, a violating international law. the balloon is still hovering over the skies of the united states. it was 1st tracked over the aleutian islands near alaska and travelled through western canada and into the u. s. state of montana where it was spotted near a military installation home to some of america's nuclear missiles. i have no idea what the thing is. that seemed so brazen and just so insane to me that that any one would even attempt to just push a balloon over the sky. the chinese foreign ministry acknowledged ownership of the balloon and expressed regret for the incident, but said it was merely collecti

kimberly, thank you very much. indeed. that's kimberly hawker bringing this up to date from whitehouse. let's go to katrina you. she's joining us on the, on skype from beijing. so this is a statement that's been made by the chinese government earlier on a few hours ago. they were being pretty cautious and they were saying no, let's just wait and see what a unfolds. and now the vice essay issued this statement, what is the, what is it that is going on there at the moment? what are they saying? as well, as you mentioned during the afternoon briefing at the foreign ministry, at that point, they did not confirm or deny that this was a chinese ship, but this was surveillance aircraft. but now we do have a statement from beijing saying that it is indeed a chinese vessel, but they are saying that it is not military that it is not surveillance, but in fact, it's what they've called a civilian airship, which is designed for civilian a research purposes essentially to collect whether information. now they said that this aircraft has

kimberly, for expecting a speech with unavoidable international issues, but he's very much hoping to woo, a domestic us audience with the bulk of his address, isn't it? yeah, there's no question that this is a pivotal speech for joe biden. and this is the president, 2nd state of the union address, but there is a key difference this time. and that key difference is that this time he speaks to a divided congress. previously, jo biden's, democrats controlled both the house of representatives as well as the u. s. senate this time that is not the case. the house of representatives controlled by opposition, republicans and so he has that backdrop. he also has the backdrop of poll numbers, which are among the lowest of his presidency. and so he makes a pitch to the american public for a nother term in office. in many cases, this is a defacto pitch, if you will, to the american public for another term in the white house. and so the u. s. president is not only going to be throughout the speech, highlighting the successes that he sees as the past 2 years, but also making the case for another.

oh, kimberly k. kimberly. thank you very much for that can be health reporting from outside the white house was. kimberly was just saying the u. s. is standing by ukraine with weapons and aids and his mo, from particle haine and washington a day after this began the u. s. president asked congress for $3500000000.00 in military aid for ukraine. a year later, the amount has increased almost 10 full in the beginning, you as provided stinger anti aircraft systems and javelin, and i armor systems horrible, easy to use weapons designed to target plane and tanks. but as the months have passed and the battle lines have shifted, analysts say the pattern has emerged. the bi demonstrations taken an iterative approach, building on past deliveries to ukraine, testing the water, seeing the reaction, both from the national community and russia, and then escalating the sophistication and volume of assistance from there. over the course of the year, the usaa continued to supply stingers and javelin, adding, in which place know

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we will indeed kimberly, for now. thank you for staying with us. joining us live from washington, d. c. is jeff. how's that? he's executive director of the revolving door project. the center for economic and policy research. welcome to the program. so how much substance come you expect in this coming speech and how much will be a political messaging in your opinion? i think there will be a lot of substance, but it will be very abstract, very high level. the state of the union speech is notoriously difficult. busy or speech writers, because the president must touch on every issue that is important. the key elements of his constituency, his political party, and the country. as a whole notorious scene, the united states international affairs, moves fewer voters than it should. but they're obviously very important issues in ukraine, in turkey and syria. and of course the fascination in america with the chinese balloon. but then you have a wide range of economic issues. so i think he'll touch on many issues, but he'll do s

kimberly help hit al jazeera capitol hill. got officials joining us live from washington, dc. allen, democrats praising the speech. some republicans, no toppy. what happens now? well, joe biden hits the road to try and sell this speech to the american public. remember, millions were turned in and saw joe biden, unfiltered for more than an hour on tuesday evening. there was no interjections by the committee at, he could speak directly to the american public. he's aware that people think that he's done a lot of work in the 1st 2 years, but they're not feeling the benefits of it. so you'll go to wisconsin to day to talk about the jobs that have been created. he'll be in tampa on thursday to talk about the changes to infrastructure in the united states. and by using the phrase, let us finish the job. he's making clear that they're still what to be done and people will soon feel the benefits of the measures that he is taken. but also using that phrase. let's finish the job. it's also foreshadowing the fact that that could well be a campaign slogan. you can hear amusing it on the ca

kimberly the u. s. is still clearly not buying the chinese explanation. yeah, there's no question that it is not buying the explanation. and that's because of the location we're was 1st discovered. and that is in the us state of montana almost directly over a nuclear facility in terms of a field where there are 3 nuclear silos, housing icbm, and these are inter cool continental ballistic missiles. and so the concern being that this was intelligence gathering and that is exactly what the pentagon believe it was doing. and as a result, it's a quickly disabled, the ability of the balloon to be able to do that and to send any sort of information back to china. now in terms of what the balloon is doing, moving forward, it has continued to drift. according to the pentagon is no longer over the us state of montana which parallels the canadian border. it is now somewhere in the central united states, and it is going to continue to drift for some time or for the soup foreseeable future. probably for a couple

and kimberly would be monitoring this. um, so no documents found apart. that's right. this is a search that went on, we understand for about 3 and a half hours. it, it has concluded. what we understand is that there was no warrant that was involved the f b. i went in search the um property located in delaware, but this is a beach house located in ra hope with beach belonging to the president. and that this was a consensual search. and what we are completely clear on is whether or not the f b. i was looking for something specific or whether or not this was part of a broader search. but what we do know is that this was something that the president was aware of. he was cooperating. and we also know, in addition to the fact that there were no documents with classified markings found in this search, we do to the f b. i did, however, take some documents away in the form of handwritten notes pertaining to the time when the president was, in fact, a vice president under barack obama. now, we should remind you and our viewers that there have, as you mentioned, been other classi

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let's bring in kimberly strasel and our olivia beavers congressional reporter for "politico," kimberly, your take on this and the president's nonchalantly in that interview saying it is not a big deal. >> you have to wonder what exactly does china have to do before we have a conflict with them. this is a country sending a spy balloon across the country from all indication, that's what we know what happened. what i don't think should be under debate is we should be demanding that china gives us some answers and making clear that we'll not tolerate this behavior and they shrug it off and suggest it is no big deal and return that we are going to compete with china line. that's not a policy. >> josh, moments ago the president gave an interview to telemundo, i have a clip here that i will read to you. he says and asks about this. it is not a major breach, the total amount of intelligence gathering by every country in the world is overwhelming. it is a violation of international law, it is our aerospace and wants to come to our space, we can do what we want with it. that's the answer to his

kimberly as well as sanctions, the u. s. has announced a $2000000000.00 package of military aid for ukraine. let's go to practical. hey, now she's life was at the pentagon. not to the pen can clearly wanting to send a message on this anniversary. they really were, and just to give you an example, the list of the $2000000000.00. exactly what's in it. they released to the 5 am eastern time here in washington, d. c. i don't remember them doing that when it comes to any of the packages they've given. we just got to read out. they said that the us secretary of defense lloyd austin, had a phone call with his ukrainian counterpart today to discuss how the war is going. and also what's in the traditional aid package. and it's a fairly different than the packages we usually see. usually there's numbers associated with just how many they're given. they didn't, in fact list that one thing is going to be the big question. how disappointed is you, chris? they've been out here for months to keep their job. they said they read that to turn

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how kit and any more details kimberly of exactly what this object was and its origins. well, that is still being studied and what we know is that unlike the chinese spy balloon, which we know went down in the atlantic ocean. this was as an object, and we don't know exactly what this was. it's only been called a high altitude object right now that when it was down went on to frozen water. and so it's going to be something that is going to be easier to recover. we understand and as a result, a likely easier to study in terms of exactly who owned this and what is intended purpose was or is. and so this is something that is not exactly clear at this moment. and so that is why it is not be referred to as anything other than a high altitude object. now, we also know that this was something that was detected in the last 24 hours. a fighter jets circled this object prior to its downing and it was determined that it was unmanned and was that information was fed to president joe biden. it was determined because of the threat to civilian aircraft that it should be taken down . now

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kimberly, how can al jazeera capital health as being in alan fischer in washington d. c. allen, tell us more about how the president speech was received and what we learned from it. as far as his next plans are going to what will end oh, we certainly learn the, even though congress is divided with the republicans in charge of the house and the democrats in the senate. the joe biden thinks there's still room for bipartisan agreement on things that both parties can agree about. improving mental health training for police is also talking about dealing with the fentenol crisis. and also making sure that the, the try to eradicate all kinds of cancer. those are grounds that he thinks that they can work together. and he's talked about how they work together in the past, even when at the, the republicans where in the minority in the house and the managed to push through the infrastructure bill. they also managed to pass the inflation reduction act, which kept the cost of some prescription drugs. so he thinks there's room there. the problem, of course, is that we saw last night. t

kimberly help hit al jazeera capitol hill. and alan fisher has more from washington on the president's next plan. we certainly learned the, even though congress is divided with the republicans in charge of the house and the democrats in the senate that joe biden thinks there's still room for bipartisan agreement on things that both parties can agree about. improving mental health training for police is also talking about dealing with the fentenol crisis and also making sure that the, the try to eradicate all kinds of cancer. those are grounds that he thinks that they can work together. the problem, of course, is that we saw last night, there are a number of republicans who simply don't want to work with a democratic president, certainly less than 2 years away from a presidential election. they don't want to give him any political wins. and we also saw that joe biden is essentially preparing for another run at the presidency . we heard them say several times. let us finish the job that is going to be a campaign slogan, and you'

this update for my white house correspondent, kimberly hawk it. this thing is up in the sky. china's surveillance balloon is triggering a diplomatic rao. that has prompted us secretary of state antelope lincoln to postpone his we can trip to beijing is an irresponsible act. and that the p r c. decision to take the section on the my plan visit is detrimental to the suction of discussions that we were prepared to have. the u. s. is accusing china, a violating international law. the balloon is still hovering over the skies of the united states. it was 1st tracked over the aleutian islands near alaska and travelled through western canada and into the u. s. state of montana where it was spotted near a military installation home to some of america's nuclear missiles. i have no idea what the thing is. it seems so brazen and just so insane to me that that any one would even attempt to just push a balloon over the sky. the chinese foreign ministry acknowledged ownership of the balloon and expressed regret for the incident, but said it was merely collecting

kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house. ah, let's, i'm bringing our guest joining us from washington as high. no claim. cuz a retired us army colonel and a senior associate at the center for strategic and international studies. in beijing, victor gao, vice president of the center for china and globalization over in london, we have zeno leoni, who's a lecture and defense studies at kings college london. welcome to you all. thanks so much for your time with us. on inside story, xena leoni to you 1st. do you believe that this was an accident? a weather balloon thrown off course? is the chinese say, or was it deliberate a spy balloon? as the americans allege the term is the most important thing is that 1st of all, the chinese apologize for that. i'm not saying that this was a mistake, but also the balloon is biggest 3 boxes. and so it seems eventually more a be a clancy. append, that's fine over the u. s. territory rather than a traditional section. but anyway, i mean you, for the united states at this point it's going to deter

kimberly, how has the details? this thing is up in the sky. china's surveillance balloon is triggering a diplomatic rao that has prompted us secretary of state antelope lincoln to postpone his we can trip to beijing is an irresponsible act. and that the p. r c's decision to take this action on. even my plan visit is detrimental to the suction of discussions that we were prepared to have. the u. s. is accusing china, a violating international law. the balloon is still hovering over the skies of the united states. it was 1st tracked over the aleutian islands near alaska and travelled through western canada and into the u. s. state of montana where it was spotted near a military installation home to some of america's nuclear missiles. i have no idea what the thing is. that seemed so brazen and just so insane to me that that any one would even attempt to just push a balloon over the sky. the chinese foreign ministry acknowledged ownership of the balloon and expressed regret for the incident, but said it was merely coll

kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house, and our pentagon correspondent petty calhane has more on that 2nd balloon that's been spotted. i. the latin america was able to get in touch with the pentagon official who told me, and this is a very carefully worded statements. i'm going to go ahead and read it. we are seen reports of a balloon over latin america. we now assess that it is a chinese surveillance balloon. so of course i asked the question, you're seeing reports, what kind of reports are these media reports? are these reports from governments in latin america because they wouldn't say exactly where in latin america or does the us have some sort of capability, some sort of radar capability over latin america. they, we so we really don't know where they're getting this information. that's pretty much all the terrible to confirm to al jazeera right now. the chinese said this was a basically climate balloon meteorological balloon that was blown off course. if that's more than one balloon, that's going to be a much harder story to sell. because obviously were they doing multipl

my house, kimberly elk it the united nations security counts has been meeting to night. the anniversary is awhile, marcia's un ambassador interrupted a minute silence, called for by the craning foreign minister saying i should be honoring all victims, not just ukrainians. i kindly ask every one to observe a minute of silence in memory of the victims of the aggression. i think mister president with loving garago, the representative of the russian federation has asked for the floor to make a statement. was put into the general sales to watch today. why made mister president, we are getting on our feet to honor the memory of all victims of what has happened in ukraine starting in 2014. all of those who perished, all lives are priceless. and that is why we are rising to honor the memory of them all. oh, we're speaking about the ukrainians who have been displaced. poland has taken the most ukrainians around one and a half 1000000 people settling their joan ha reports now from the city of punish where he caught up with some of the refugees who hope to return one day to their h

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a white house correspondent, kimberly healthcare reports with his approval rating still among some of the lowest of his presidency. joe biden delivered his 2nd state of the union address, and despite still soaring, high inflation, biding declared, backbone, his nation, strong, millions tuned in to watch biden, who used to speech to highlight what he sees as his successes of the past 2 years. not employment rate is a 3.4 percent of 50 year low arrested on a foreigner for black and hispanic workers. we've already created your help, a 100000 good pay manufacturing jobs. the fastest growth and for a year for this state of the union was different from biden's. last, this time the democratic president spoke to a divided congress, as he made the case for raising america's debt ceiling and protecting social programs from spending cuts. he was challenged by republican lawmakers. armies car was driving 0, one grimes and these by the criticism might and sought to bridge washington political divide, turning to his opponents and use in the speech to negotiate with them directly. a stand up for sen

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let's go straight away to kimberly. how could our white house correspondent said kimberly another search on the way apparently planned and apparently with the president's full support. yeah, this is a search that is still ongoing according to the president's attorney. now what we know is that at this hour we understand there was no warrant involved. this is key because this means that the president is cooperating. that this, as you point out, is a consensual search. what we don't know though is if the f b i, who is conducting the search is looking for something specific, or if this is something more broad. but this is the latest in a string of searches that have been going on for some 3 months now. and have really been extended over a series of locations. you'll remember that the president has now been the focus of a number of searches, whether it be i think taken washington d. c. his private residence in wilmington, delaware. and now this a vacation home in rehab with beach where there is the investigation, in some cas

a white house correspondent kimberly hawk. it reports. the sing is up in the sky. china surveillance balloon is triggering a diplomatic rao. that has prompted us secretary of state antelope lincoln to postpone his weekend trip to beijing. is an irresponsible act. and that the p r c's decision to take the section on these. my plan visit is detrimental to the suction of discussions that we were prepared to have. the u. s. is accusing china, a violating international law. the balloon is still hovering over the skies of the united states. it was 1st tracked over the aleutian islands near alaska, and travelled through western canada and into the u. s. state of montana where it was spotted near a military installation home to some of america's nuclear missiles. i have no idea what the thing is. that seemed so brazen and just so insane to me that that any one would even attempt to just push a balloon over the sky. the chinese foreign ministry acknowledged ownership of the balloon and expressed regret for the incident, but said it was merely coll

first, kimberly, to you, what is president biden's top priority going into poland? >> to keep the allies together, to keep the aid flowing into ukraine and if anything to speed is up because u.s. officials and european officials are aware that the longer this goes on, the more that ukraine is losing its human capital to conduct this war. russia is a much larger nation. it has millions of troops in reserve. and the point has been to try to get more sophisticated weapons to ukraine so it can make up for that numbers difference on the battlefield. the russians are willing to lose a lot more troops. the british intelligence services have been reporting that they are losing hundreds of troops a day in an absolute meat grinder on the battlefield, and the u.s. and other allies of ukraine are aware that ukraine simply doesn't have the numbers to keep that up. so this has to be one, in a sense, sooner rather than later. >> and general, i wanted to is ask you about arms. there is new cnn reporting that shows ukraine gets more equipment by capturing it from russian troops than

a still fraud source to our white house correspondent, kimberly how kids are kimberly, what can we expect? oh, the can expect from the u. s. president is that he's really going to kind of make this almost done defacto bid, if you will, for another 4 years in the white house. this is an opportunity for him to make his case to the american people. he's going to have a captive audience. and so this is really his chance to lay out his priorities, and so he'll not only be highlighting what he sees as the successes of the past couple of years, but also the priorities for the future. he'll be calling on congress to spend money on what he sees is some top priorities, spending money on cancer research, mental health, tackling the opioid crisis in the united states, and also combating the high suicide rate for veterans as well. we can get a bit of a glimpse of the president's priorities when it comes to the guest list of the 1st lady, dr. jill bite. and we'll have a number of key guests we already know because that's been released that one of her guests will be the parents of tyree nichols. you'll

joining us now is the renounced scholar and light writer, kimberly crenshaw. she's the professor of law at the university of california, and director of the african american policy forum. professor crenshaw is a critical race pioneer, literally the person at the center of so many of these debates that coined the term and it's intersectionality. it's a word that describes how race and gender, class, and other traits intertwine. the crtc and intersectionality have been removed from that new ap african american studies course in the education board down in florida. professor crenshaw, it's great to see you tonight. apologies for the long introduction, but we felt it was important. let me first task you about this term culture war, because the idea that the culture war implies there are these two states battling it out, but with this feels like as much more asymmetric. it means more much of an attack. do you think we need to reframe how we are talking about what is going on courtesy of governor desantis, and at the republicans who are waging this kind of battle? >

kimberly help get al jazeera, the white house. i want to say was, was in jordan, i was more and what the postponement of lincoln's beijing visit means for us china relations. there are some who have argued that if the trip had gone ahead and the secretary of state had met with a number of high level officials, including perhaps the chinese presidency, asian ping, this would have been in fact a start of a perhaps warmer relationship between washington and the ging, some have argued however, that could have been construed as an endorsement for beijing to continue its policy for it's part of the biden administration has argued that it is going to engage with china where it needs to. it's going to compete with china in other areas, and that it will work along side china on some commonly shared concerns and goals. so the u. s. has already been walking a very fine line in terms of how it calibrate its relationship with beijing. this is a moment where the u. s. has a basically said, we're going to stop where we are. and that as the admin