jean-pierre: he spoke to this yesterday. what we will continue to do is call on congress to act and, again, our office is here and different departments are in constant communications and in the negotiation process. reporter: -- follow-up -- does the u.s. to stop what you claim to launch attacks to russian territory, despite the fact that russia is launching attacks on ukraine? pres. sec. jean-pierre: i don't have more to add. it is under consideration. i don't have anything more to say to that but, again, we will be sending long-range rockets for use beyond the battlefield in ukraine. reporter: the prime minister -- -- the new zillion prime minister today, the president mentioned what new zealand what -- it with this issue. -- deal with this issue. what does the president think -- pres. sec. jean-pierre: this book about gun reform. in the meeting, he wanted to talk about more what the new zillion -- the new zillion -- new zealand prime minister did with gun reform in the country. i don't have more to read about that but tha

so, i want to, i'd like us start off to talk with someone who has done at all, jean becker. >> jean, take us behind the scenes of what it is like to >> jean, take us behind the scenes of what it is like to plan and involve yourself in a full blown, modern day presidential funeral. >> it's complete chaos. what you see on tv, i hope looked really organized and very together, but it is chaos. it's a process that goes on for years and years and i decided the best way to answer your question, i am not here to promote my book but my editor would want me to show this -- the last chapter is called the long journey home. and i'm just going to read something i put in the book, talking about planning the funeral. this is before president bush died. one day in maine when i had worked all day on the funeral, i came home to houseguests who were ready to do something fun for the evening. i was exhausted and a little frustrated at some of the problems i knew i had to solve. all i wanted to do was drink a bottle of wine and collapse. one of my friends was not amused! and with major attitude she said,

jean-marc: in 2023 and 2024, but what does normalize mean? it means -- you start to have inventories in the supply chain to operate in normal conditions of manufacturing, but our 20 billion objective is not related to the supply chain situation. our objective is related to the market. if there is an electrification of vehicles, and, this is a megatrend, not the offer-demand difference. guy: the market did not expect you to come up with a number like that. it was way off. you've suppress herve today in terms of what you think the company can deliver good even now, you talk about megatrend and are still being conservative. do you think you can deliver even more than that $20 billion? jean-marc: assume the market will be in the high single digits. with the market positioning, which is balanced between the automotive industry and the personal electronics market, that we are resilient to face a softer market situation. given an objective of $20 million, that is aggressive but it is important. that is an area where we are focusing and where the com

on the other hand, karine jean-pierre has good news for you about herself. karine jean-pierre has just reached a highly significant personal goal, and understandably, she is brimming with self-esteem. congratulations, karine jean-pierre. your promotion is america's promotion. hope it feels good. you are going to want to hold onto that sensation, the one you are not experiencing, and treasure it in the days ahead like a hand warmer. as america becomes poorer than you ever imagined possible, and it is. as of tonight, parents across the country can't find baby formula. oh, no big deal. well it is actually a big deal because as a result of that, several children have just been hospitalized in the state of tennessee. fertilizer prices meanwhile have hit record highs. that will mean food shortages around the world. famine in some places, starvation. it will mean shortages here. food inflation, bloomberg reports will "leave no household unscathed." and then gas prices also just hit an all-time high. they are not going down. mike jennings, ceo at a major refiner, sa

and in many ways karine jean-pierre is perfect for the job. not only a member of the out lgbt clue plus community, but critically the product of a private school and an ivy league college and it still oppressed somehow. she is furious at americans despite her ample privilege and enraged by its racist systems of oppression. and she is happy to tell you about it. here she is. >> when he got elected i think that people thought that we were in a post-racial america. and we were not. i think what we learned is that racism was very much real and still very much around. and like the obstruction that you saw and the racist rhetoric of having a black family in the white house was a very clear. you felt and saw the hate. i think that america has a big problem with race, and it is very real. >> tucker: [laughs] yeah, they keep electing obama and promoting me despite i have no qualifications to the job. that's a racist country. it's a clever word, cry bullying. right? stop hitting me as they punch you in the face. why do they do it? because they want to d

e' its is karine jean-pierre. s job toge take this message ofi economic hopec to the american people and save the biden administration. he shere started monday. herere were her first words froy the podium. >> i am obviously acutely aware that my presence at this podium represents a few firsts. i am a black immigrant woman, r the first of all three of those to hold this position. so that's a little confusing. it wasn't actually but america is about her . but still we learned i that karine jean-pierre is a black the first ever in history. holdeminded us to this particular job. is listen carefully.fu that shattering youll here in te background. it's a thousand glass ceilings00 cracking simultaneously into millions of tiny pieces and then being swept with then custodians of tomorrow into the trash bin of bigotryl and hate. soon they'll b be trucked tock a landfill and buried. it's a new day, america.w how do you feel? you still can't afford to have your refrigerator fixed or go or to the dentist. on the other hand , k

go ahead, jean. >> i'm a little confused by the question. >> let me -- let me repeat my question, jean. >> ok. >> my question was did you [inaudible] i understand that you guys [inaudible] envision activities but some people -- some students has a disability cannot do in-person activities. are there any activities that is provided on zoom because of some implementation. that was my question. >> so, i am not aware of activities specifically. we do have zoom support, school support for kids. this year year. there is a program. if a child cannot get in person, they can get their school and education through zoom still. and many children are in that program. and several are on i.e.p.s. and so those accommodations run the gambit. there is lots of different ways that we can accommodate students. so, they weren't denied access if we could provide what we call their free and appropriate public education via zoom. if we felt -- if the team felt that we couldn't provide their free and appropriate public education via zoom, then we opened the conversation to get creative and, again, there were a

and he said, jean, it'll be great. we'll be exhausted from all those events, and we are going to eat lunch on the train -- [laughter] -- we can visit and rest and relax before the burial. and i don't know what, why, but i said, sir, your family well. i said [laughter]. and i more or less said to him that, you're not. and he said, jean, i will be on the train. i may not eat lunch, but i'll be on the train. [laughter]. anyway, this is a union pacific train. union pacific was amazing. they had this engine specially made. they have now donated it to his library in college station. it is under a tarp. it will be unveiled on president bush's 100th birthday, june 12th, 2024. you're all invited. this is an amazing -- it was an amazing train. this was one of the more touching moments. we are coming -- the track was packed, just like all the historic trains. but there was a group of cowboys waiting on their horses. and as the train went by, they tipped their cowboy hats. what i didn't know until later, there was about 20 cowboys

depends on, so too will karine jean-pierre, a compliant press. i can tell you there would be a lot of shouting. >> sean: you know from experience. you were behind that podium not -- by the way, i don't think i would be very good at that job because the odds of me holding my tongue and keeping my patience are probably next to zero, joe concha, i think you probably agree with me. but think about it, i really mean this, it is not a joke when i say i think she will fit in perfectly because msdnc went for three long years lying about trump-russia collusion and the russian dossier, christopher steele, they were dead wrong, they never apologized, they never retracted, they never corrected their error. the same people that immediately declared hunter biden's real laptop to be russian disinformation, in the weeks leading up to the 2020 election, i think she fits in perfectly there. >> first, sean, let me address you have, and probably kayleigh, as well, amnesia, forget everything but the grudge. you would not be very good at that job. kayleigh was able to

louis, you mentioned -- as did you, jean -- the whole concept of funeral trains. trains -- i want to put up a photograph. for people to see. where did the tradition start? >> okay. >> where did to stop? and then we'll go to gene. >> yeah. so, the first president who was -- president remains was placed on a train was william henry harrison. but that wasn't part of his funeral. he was temporarily interned at a congressional serum secretary for foreign bringing bottom ohio. but the first funeral train was 1848, when john quincy adams died. he had died in washington, d.c.. he was also temporarily interned, but for a shorter term, and congressional cemetery, before being, being brought up north to boston to be buried, buried in quincy. so the train was almost -- it wasn't really meant to be a funeral train, it was just meant to be a form of transportation to take him north. but meanwhile, people would gather at the tracks and and they would men would take off their heads when the train passed and it really became a place of mourning, that funeral track. and for people

>> i could not agree more, jean-claude. measure engagement not visits. >> they can only click for a second. it has got to be time on. mostly almost every application now that you run should have an elects with it. and then you can roll it out through a tool like google analytics, which allows you then to then see, why did they click on, and then why did they stay on. if that makes sense. >> where do they come from, if you can look at the ip addresses, which is nice. >> i'm alison haaland. i created and host a podcast father kennedy podcast. it's about their history and legacy. i'm completely different here. i did not come from a history background at all. i came for marketing, i clicked a netflix documentary one night and was hooked. that's what happened. now i have a real passion for teaching people about history and how important it is for our generation to learn. i have realized in my audience a little bit, people come for an episode about karen bass at style and stay for the new frontier. i'm curious, what are your plan

. ♪ ♪ >> my partner in truth, karine jean-pierre, the next white house press secretary. she's going to bring her own magic, her brilliance, her style to this briefing room and always for anyone who comes after us, it's to continue to make it better and do better for the president and the american people. gerry: that's, of course, white house press secretary jen psaki saying good-bye today. taking her place is karine jean-pierre who's been praised as the first black and openly gay white house press secretary. how will this affect joe biden's messaging? she's had some aggressively partisan opinions. is it going to get worse? let's take it up with our panel. katie, karine jean-pierre has been tweeting and saying some things over the years that suggest she's not exactly going to treat the press evenly, is she? we saw that with jen psaki, she gave a hard time to any conservative or anyone not going along with the biden administration. i think it's going to get worse, isn't it? >> well, the press secretary is someone who represents the president, and i think the new press secr

jean-pierre: i love you. sec. psaki: we already cried. ok. with that note, this is going to feel like an abrupt turn, but i will give you an update on a russian oligarch's yacht we seized. it's not meant to be funny, but i wanted to note and make sure everybody saw it. the department of justice announced that the fujian navy seized a vessel owned by a sanctioned russian oligarch. it is worth proximally $300 million or more -- approximately $300 million or more. the authorities executed the request. the president has made clear we will go after russian oligarchs and their ill-gotten gains using every authority we have to hold them accountable. here is the yacht. i wanted to go out with a bang, so we went out with a yacht. that president nominated steve atul bock to lead the atf, and today, he was endorsed by a group of 140 former high-ranking federal prosecutors and doj officials, including more than 30 republican appointees. the last note, the president is going to be traveling to cincinnati where he will meet with manufacturing leaders, see

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jean-pierre has a record of debugging this -- conspiracy theories. especially about 2016 election, she claimed that election was stolen. she also tweeted in 2015, "stolen e-mails still engrossed stolen election, welcome to the world of the unprecedented trump." in april of 2020, she posted, "reminder, brian kemp stole the gubernatorial election from georgians and stacey abrams." she was a huge purvey of the russia hoechst, "destruction, misdirection, corrupt, you have to keep asking about trump russia ties. on this show, we will do with that mentoring may get mopped will never do it and that is actually bet that biden what has. here is just a small sample of the low lives from her appearances on msb and -- msnbc and cnn. their hero. >> karine: donald trump is the first president to purposely made racism the center of his campaign and administration. not only is donald trump a puppet for putin, putin's puppet, he is also a puppet for the nra. donald trump is in the putin's manchurian candidate, i donald trump wants to take this, but it is going to be

and people in the soviet block not having access to blue jeans and blue jeans being a sign of freedom on the march and in fact a french social philosopher regime dobre says there was more power in blue jeans and rock and roll than the entire red army. i had a history teacher in the high school. who was a do it. but the people on the flight that of serve you yes, dude is and you know back in the day and going russia and her on the flight would pack. jam everything they could with blue jeans because once they got the mosca, they gotta play and just make hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of dollars per pair of blue jeans. no she was yeah. she was like, oh no they -- with their blue jeans. it's a symbol of freedom. so i think it's interesting to think about or transition to okay, but what was rock? after the triumph um, and so this is setting up the 90s as like optimistic or pessimistic so like brief detour to our own home. a reminder that nirvana practiced right there. there's a clip on youtube of nirvana from the evergreen state college television studio like right there playing. kurt

, the next white house press secretary. >> jean-pierre is the first black woman and openly lgbtq-plus person to hold the position. she has been serving as the white house's principal deputy press secretary and recently stepped in for psaki after she tested positive for covid. >>> tom brady is getting honest about one of the most controversial plays in his career. the buccaneers quarterback posted his confession on his twitter page yesterday. >> tuck roll game against the raiders -- might have been a fumble. >> brady's referencing a 2002 playoff game against the raiders. late in the game the former patriots quarterback appeared to fumble the ball as he got tackled. it was likely the raiders would win the game. officials ruled that it was an incomplete pass. the patriots kept the ball and won in overtime. now brady, who could have been trolling his followers, posted a followup tweet writing, "i said "might." such a tough call. no choice but to respect officials. probably correct decision. " >>> they say everything in texas is bigger including its dogs. zeus is the world's tallest living

, and blue jeans being a sign of a freedom on the march. in fact, a french social philosopher says there was more power in blue jeans and rock and roll than the entire red army. >> -- was a stewardess. the people on the flight, a stewardess, back in the day in russia and on the flight they would jam everything they could with blue jeans because once they got to moscow they would make hundreds and hundreds of dollars per pair of blue jeans. she was like, yes, they love their blue jeans. >> it is a symbol of freedom, i think it is interesting to think about or transition to what was rock after the triumph? this is setting up the 90s as optimistic or pessimistic. brief detour to our own home, a reminder that nirvana practiced right there. there is a clip on youtube on state college television studion playing right there. kurt cobain grew up in aberdeen, he did not attend evergreen but he had lots of friends who did. one of his friends was the founder of the riot girl movement. do you know about riot girl in the 90s? this is deeply ingrained in

here is how karine jean-pierre responded. >> how does raising taxes on corporations reduce inflation? >> so, are you talking about a specific tweet? >> tweeted, you want to bring down inflation, let's make sure the wealthiest corporations pay their fair share. >> look, you know, we have talked about -- we have talked about this this past year, about making sure that the wealthiest among us are paying their fair share. >> but how does raising taxes on corporations lower the cost of gas, the cost of a used car, the cost of food for everyday americans? >> so, look, i think we encourage those who have done very well, right, especially those who care about climate change to support a fair tax code that doesn't change -- that does not charge manufacturers, workers, cops, builders, a higher percentage of their earnings, that the most fortunate people in our nation, and not let that stand in the way of reducing energy costs and fighting this existential problem, if you think about that as an example. >> tucker: now, you wouldn't have thought it was possible to take talking points that stupid,

jean-luc melenchon wants better conditions of existence for individuals. and for the majority of people. right? he tries really hard, like the pensions is really symbolic of that. what he wants is people's lives to be better, people to be better off. mark: anti-europe, that is another aspect of this l'union populaire, one major figure resigning from the socialist party over that. i would not call them far-left grouping, they are a left grouping. it aligns them with the far-right. the le pen grouping. that is something they have in common, anti-europe. guest: yes. let's just say that this particular issue, melenchon 's party has pitched it in a more moderate way. now he is calling for a disobedience of some form which basically involves not really obeying some of the rules, but then he points out, and i think rightly, you can't deny that to him, many countries disobey already anyway. what he wants is basically to make sure that the policies they have in mind are in place. i don't think you can compare that to zammour's ultranationalist physician. mark: emma

just a big lie this wasn't the only election jean pierre falsely labeled as stolen, nope? she did it again 2020. jean pierre tweeted brian kemp stole the gubernatorial election from georgia's stacey abrams. how dare she undermine democracy like this gej no proof. she is a fire hose and she thinks fox news is racist. >> fox news was racist before coronavirus. they are racist during the coronavirus. fox news will be racist after the coronavirus. so there is nothing new here. i think the difference is they have been -- they are all in on being state tv for donald trump. >> right. >> so he this continue to give the misinformation. >> jesse: if fox news is racist i'm sure jean-pierre is going to be treating our very own stupid son of a bitch peter doocy with utmost respect. she is speaking with a cnn correspondent suzanne malvo. so no conflicts at all this is what fairness looks like in the biden white house. the biden administration focuses on partnering with crack down on misinformation anything they spree with. great news today. elon musk set to take over twitter announced t

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jean: we have seen hypersonic missiles. we have seen submarine-launched missiles, so really making and creating missiles that are harder to detect. nick: jean lee is a senior fellow at the wilson center and a former journalist based in pyongyang. she says the tests' timing is no mistake. pres. biden: president yoon and i committed to strengthening our close engagement. nick: immediately after president biden's first asia trip and a synchronized message from south korean president yoon suk-yeol to north korea. pres. suk-yeol: president biden and i shared serious concerns and agreed on the need to prioritize them over any other issue. jean: it's hard not to see this as a kind of rebuke or response to that show of strength. interesting that it wasn't timed to take place during the visit, but just after the visit. nick: what's the significance of waiting, i suppose, until biden left? jean: perhaps there's a little bit of a signal there that he wants to raise tension, but i think he does eventually want to get back to negotiatio

but this is not something new to jean-pierre. of course we saw her over the course of the last year and almost a half filling in for psaki taking momgtmoments at th briefing, going on trips with the president really doing things to get her feet wet, really trying to train her to replace her. and now in another part of a media shakeup, anita dunn will be coming back from private life as the administration gears up for midterms and a future that particularly republicans could have more control here. but again, this is historic news for karine jean-pierre, really fits in the ethos of the biden administration at least to have a front-facing diverse administration here. >> all right, jasmine wright, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> she has a hard job standing up at that podium facing all of us down. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning to viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. it is friday, may 6 and i'm brianna keilar with alex marquardt. j

. >> marie's friends and co-workers bridget harris and jean jones apthel. >> he was, like, the apple in her eye. she just sparkled every time he was around. she loved hugging him. >> we traveled a lot together so it was just us two. >> for her job? >> yeah. >> marie worked for the federal government in los angeles, but friends say she was driven and ambitious in other areas, too. >> she was an entrepreneur, that's what i know most about her, because she talked about owning her own business. >> but marie wanted more than work and success. >> i know that she wanted to have somebody in her life. >> what kind of guy was she looking for? >> someone that will take care of her, love her, protect her. >> that was kind of missing. she didn't have that guy figure, the father figure from marcus. >> then one day, marie told her friends -- >> i met this guy, you know, they had a lunch date and he was cute and just, you know, the excitement of meeting somebody new. >> his name was andre jackson. a handsome single father of two. sparks flew immediately. >> i mean, she would just light up every time

so karine jean-pierre had to overcome a lot to make it to the white house. >>> retired four-star general barry mccaffrey, a longtime m msnbc contributor, had a bit of a misfire. it turns out it was a screen shot from a video game. ouch. and the genre treated and deleted the tweet. >>> "the new york times" was supposed to welcome back its staff to the office in two weeks, but that's been postponed again because of rising covid rates in the city and elsewhere. >>> the lightning collapse of cnn+ raised questions about the fate of chris wallace's online show. now we know it will be posted sundays on hbomax and will air on cnn sunday nights. >>> there is just no one to root for in the johnny depp/amber heard trial. they both come off as awful people. a heard admitted this week that she hadn't told the truth about donating half of her $7 million divorce settlement to charity. >> and have you completely fulfilled your donations to the aclu and the children's hospitals? >> i have not yet. >> and why not? >> because johnny sued me for $50 million. >> mr. depp, you said i will [bleep] her burnt co

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a law aimed at leveling the playing field for women's sports and a road paved by greats like billie jean king, who says it's another step in the right direction. is it enough >> it's never enough we're just getting started. we're only at a tipping point in women's sports, but this is a huge example of that tonight. >> reporter: the new team already building a fan base transcending generations. >> i love soccer, and i want to support the women who are out there doing it. >> i think the women are better than the men. they have better sportsmanship. >> reporter: this 9-year-old's mom played basketball in college and remembers when title ix passed she says today is a new turning point. >> women have really taken the stage in a powerful way, and it's because of the history of everyone who has gotten us to this place. >> reporter: for soccer superstar abby wambach, this is a beginning. >> for little girls out there, looking, wondering what they can be in their life, not just soccer players. you can be an executive. you can be an owner. >> reporter: a history-making debut for a team built by wo

jean-pierre saying, this is an historic moment and it's not lost on me. and that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night.

cnn's jean casarez has all the details for us. jean? >> john, this is charged under maritime and territorial jurisdiction. it is murder on the high seas. and the indictment even alleges the motive that nathan carman wanted the family fortune. an alleged murder scheme uncovered by federal authorities. >> any reaction to the charges? >> not guilty. >> in a recently unsealed indictment, prosecutors allege that now 28-year-old nathan carman killed both his grandfather, john chakalos, in 2013, and his mother, linda carman in 2016, as part of a, quote, squecheme to obtain mone and property from the estate of john chakalos and related family trust according to prosecutors. carman received roughly $350,000 upon his grandfather's death and was on the line to receive millions more as the only heir to his mother. wednesday he appeared in federal court, and pleaded not guilty to charges of fraud and the murder of his mother. but he has not been charged in his grandfather's death. on september 17th, 2016, nathan carman took his mother linda on a fis

jean-claude brizzard president and chief executive officer of digital promise. dr. jameela moore pew assistant professor digital humanities and new media and history at california state university fullerton and gary sandling vice president of strategy and chief content officer at the thomas jefferson foundation in monticello. please enjoy this discussion on history and technology as well as how different digital platforms can be used to make our past more accessible and readily available to you all. thank you. good morning, everyone already an exciting day. love the panels. how many got here early? you see any did you go last night to the panel? oh my gosh and believable, huh? so inspiring i just wow, i just went home last night back to the room with my head spinning on. what these individuals had done and that we got to look across 40 years of? essential information from their chiefs of staff it was just unbelievable. so i hope you enjoy air panel today and it's about making history accessible through technology, which is at near and dear to my heart being a techno

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next cecelia and jean talk about the state of the u.s. economy. this is an hour and 45 minutes. >> when president biden first entered the white house, let's all remember that unemployment was at 6.4%, almost twice prepandemic levels. the u.s. economy was fresh off a bruising year with gdp contracted 2.3% and the recovery from the pandemic was at risk of stalling out. let's fast forward to 16 months later and we are in a vastly different place. unemployment is back to prepandemic levels. job growth is keeping a pace at 500,000 jobs added per month and wages have grown with the largest increases going to the lowest paid workers. these are tr the most with stagnant wages for years and for many of whom have been essential in keeping us all afloat during the pandemic. the economic assistance delivered in the rescue plan was vital in kickstarting this growth. expansion of child tax credit, a rose 30% will also all string house with finances for working and middle-class families. there is no doubt people across the country are facing economic headwinds.

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jean-pierre saying, this is an historic moment and it's not lost on me. and that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> mexican bride is on full display for single demaio. san jose draws some of the largest crowds with celebrations happening around the city. good evening and thank you for joining us. amanda del castillo you visits a holiday hotspot. >> the sun. ♪ and sounds. single demaio and e san jose. >> mexican pride, that's what it is. >> the annual parking lot party. the sea of mexican flags signaling the celebration thursday. >> feels so good. i'm 100% mexican. i like seeing my people and the culture, how they get pumped up, how they like to represented. >> you can't even describe it. what you are, who you are, what you represent. being mexican, having everyone around you. you know everyone has your back. >> we want to be one always. al

jean mackenzie, bbc news. amber heard has taken the stand in the defamation trial brought by her former husband johnny depp. he originally sued for $50 million over an article in the washington post where she claimed she was a victim of abuse. he denies the allegations. amber heard then counter—sued depp for $100 million. a warning there's some strong language in this report by our correspondent david sillito. thank you, your honour. will you please state your name? it is amber laura heard. amber heard. over the last three and a half weeks she has sat in court each day and listened as a series of witnesses and her ex—husband have described her as violent, emotionally unstable and a liar. this was finally her chance to give her side of the story. why are you here? i am here because my ex—husband is suing me for an op ed i wrote. how do you feel about that? i struggle to have the words. i struggle to find the words to describe how painful this is. this is horrible. this has been, this is the most painful a

karine jean-pierre will replace jen psaki. jean pierre currently serves aspirin deputy hanand described what this promotion means. >> this is a historic moment and it is not lost on me. i understand how important it is for so many people out there, so many different communities that i stand on their shoulders and i have been throughout my career. >> jean-pierre will also become the first openly lgbtq person to hold the position. her family includes her partner, suzanne malveaux, and their daughter. cnn reported last month that psaki is planning to join cnbc. thank you for joining us. you're watching cnn. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything