2017 Always News Today

hello, everyone. im bianna in new york. pressure mounts for garland to appoint a special counsel to oversee an investigation into president bidens handling of classified government records. we are following this from every angle, so lets begin with cnns evan perez. what are you learning about what we can expect to hear from the attorney general in just a few moments? >> reporter: well, bianna, we obviously know that the justice department attorney general garland are in a difficult pos...

Notified about this batch of documents, the initial batch was found november 4th and november 14th. he appointed john loush on december 20th. now they were informed that an additional batch of documents were found. tell us what you make of what we just heard from the attorney general, specifically with regards to robert hur being named special prosecutor. >> i think the selection of robert hur is a logical and sound one. as you can see from the brief resumé the attorney general laid out, mr. hu...

Just ahead, a jury in charlottesville, virginia, wrapping up its first day of deliberations in the civil lawsuit involving white supremacists who organized the deadly rally back in 2017. always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because its the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we dont take lightly. its why our fees are structured so w...

Transparency would be paramount. now, there are debt holders who say the governor doesnt want you to see whats happening there because the longer this takes, the worse picture he paints. he wants to get the debt wiped out. they owe debt holders billions. and if it gets established that things are unsalvageable there, theyre going to wipe that out. so the governor is incentivized here to not let everybody in. >> theyve been aghast for some time now. theyve had complaints about the governments tra...

Latino-american, asian-american, white. every part of america. we talk about the idea of forgetting that moment and that energy, those seniors saying its not possible. when i think back to that time, is it possible to lose that feeling, that energy as we move forward to a different administration, a very different one? >> it would be a tragedy if we lost that. as you point out, the synergy that came together was not limited to african-americans. it was a unifying moment for people of all races. ...