i am martin martin di caro, and james r. grossman, of the american historical association. >> good afternoon, thank you for inviting me. >> thank you for coming here for an important discussion about the visit concepts. passed, how it is studied, whose version of events gains ascendancy. it has always been a battlefield in our country. that is because origin stories matter. as much,, now as ever before in america. james, the h a, trying to influence this debate, now embroiling the nation, over what should be taught in history, and social studies classes. first, what are activists of concepts, and where did this controversy come from? >> and evasive concepts seem to be things that, some people, are objecting to that teaches, and that teachers are teaching, in the classrooms, as part of american history. it seems to be, that teaching the history of division, is, problematic, for some people. that is where this term, division concepts, are. if you teach students that america, was deeply, divided over slavery, over jim crow, ove

james, the great historian, james mcpherson, has written about how the survivors of the confederacy understood how important the education system was. they always made sure children were present at these monuments unveilings. they did that so the rising generation, with no personal memories of the war, would understand the heroism of their fathers. the united daughters of the confederacy had children auxiliaries. the daughters and other confederate groups had historical committees in the 1890s and they published textbooks that were basically the textbooks used in schools in the south and elsewhere for, as we said, about a century until the 1950s, 1960s. >> a lot earlier than that. it's in the '50s and '60s that professional historians start to say, this stuff isn't true. >> that's when the scholaring begins. >> and the textbooks take a bit of time. >> my next subject, the cause of this is, or the result of this is -- here's a "washington post" poll, 2019. 52% of americans know slavery was the main cause of the civil war, but 41% blame another reason to our earlier point about what our kids are

we are joined by james grossman of the american historical association. >> good afternoon. thank you for inviting me. >> excited to have you here for an important discussion about divisive concepts. the past, how it is studied, whose version of events gains ascendancy has been a battlefield because origin stories matter as much as ever before in america. james, the aha is trying to influence this debate, now roiling the nation over what should be taught in history and social studies classes. first, what are divisive concepts and where did this controversy come from? >> well, divisive concepts seem to be things that some people are objecting to that teachers are teaching in their classrooms as part of american history. it seems to be that teaching the history of division is problematic for some people, and that's where this term divisive concepts are, that if you teach students that america was deeply divided over slavery, over jim crow, over various things, over the course of our history, then what some people are arguing is these are divisive concepts. that divide our conc

piece of work, your latest book, notes on grief, which looks at the grief the passing of your father, james. and also the passing of your mother, grace, as well. you talk about still processing the grief, not knowing what you are learning, what your understanding. so ijust wanted to ask you how are you doing right now? how is this process going for you? i don't know. there are good days and bad days. and the days ofjust utter disbelief. i just really cannot believe what happened to us, you know. he felt a bit unwell. had been sleeping poorly. but we were not to worry. on the 8th ofjune oki went to see him and said he looked tired. on the 9th ofjune i kept our chat brief so that he could rest. he laughed when i did my playful imitation of a relative. he said goodnight. his last words to me. on the 10th ofjune he was gone. my brother called to tell me and i came undone. earlier today i just felt very light and i don't mean that in a good way. i felt that i could very easily be blown away. i was very close to my parents. i wouldn't be who i am without them. they were remarkable people. even sa

james and jennifer crumbley have also been charged with manslaughter. theirson, ethan, carried out the mass shooting with a semiautomatic pistol bought by his father. the first data on the omicron variant of covid suggests vaccines are less effective at stopping it spreading. scientists in south africa have reported a surge in the number of people being reinfected. it's the first real—world evidence indicating the new variant may evade immune defences. a team of british scientists have used gene editing technology to create female—only and male—only litters of mice. the technique could prevent the destruction of hundreds of thousands of unwanted mammels used in research, —— mammals used in research, and millions of male chickens culled because they don't lay eggs. thousands of people in parts of north—east england and scotland are still without power a week after storm arwen left a trail of destruction. the energy regulator, ofgem, has launched an urgent review into the response of the energy network companies. our scotland correspondent lor

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some of the most important and useful lessons from respectively henry kissinger, jimmy carter, and james baker told brilliantly in your three different biographies of these peacemakers. we need to mix and match to see where these lessons apply most appropriately in the end of 2021. with that i will thank all of you. thank all of our participants online, on zoom, on various platforms. i want to wish everyone, martin, susan, and stu, a very happy thanksgiving. from the washington institute family to turn it over to dr. f. dr. fauci: as some of you may have heard the california and san francisco departments of public health and the c.d.c. have confirmed that a recent case of covid-19 of an individual in california

we will hear from middle east diplomacy and lessons learned from henry kissinger, jimmy carter, and james baker in their efforts to negotiate peace in the region. there was a time when american secretaries traveled the world and those travels made headlines. there was a time when middle east peacemaking was the center of a met -- foreig >> none of those feelings in 201 never really knows. the lessons at least from that. being still apply to leaders today. we still move to learn, both republican and democrat, how to make deals. how to use the leverage. how to use the assets. how to use the goodwill of the united states to achieve breakthroughs for peace. we would like to take a step back drawing on the lessons of the achievements of three very different individuals. three very different peacemakers, all of whom have impressive accomplishments to their bank records. we are doing that with three terrific biographers. it is a very special opportunity to gather together stu isenstat, who have written over the last few years collectively, three outstanding biographies of three american peacemak

just down the street, james moore, a father protecting his children in a closet under the stairs. >> i don't know how to describe it. just sounded like a freight train coming through. could you hear stuff being ripped off. it was scary. >> reporter: the top of the house is gone. >> yeah, the whole top. we was pretty blessed. could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: inside his home. wow. all the walls ripped off the house. >> on both sides. >> reporter: that's just incredible. and you can see none of the homes in the neighborhood are even standing. and we notice the message sitting among the debris. stay home, stay safe. this is where his family huddled to survive. >> nothing really touched in there, so we was pretty lucky. >> reporter: there is so much need here, it is overwhelming. and we meet the young people bringing food. you guys are all okay, and then you get out and start driving around and you just saw it. >> yeah, like was mentioned before, we missed it by half a mile. it could have destroyed everything we got. so we feel like it's our duty to come out here and help the peo

james longman, abc news, outside london. >> james, thank you for that. >>> back here at home, the art world is mourning the death of wayne thiebaud. he was best known for colorful paintings featuring cakes and gumball machines. he started as a disney animator and was known for pop art. he was a long-time professor at the university of california davis, officially retiring in 1991 but still taught one class per year. he was 101 years old. >>> here is a christmas gift that no one got, at least not just yet. the powerball jackpot has now soared to $416 million after santa failed to deliver a winning ticket on christmas day. >> so there's still time? >> there is still time. >> wow, still time to become a big winner in 2021. the next drawing is tonight. no one has claimed a powerball win since october. that jackpot was worth about $700 million. by the way, the odds of winning the powerball jackpot? one in 292 million. >> so you're telling me there's a chance. >> very, very, very slim chance. >> okay. >>> coming up, our favorite gadgets of the year. >>> plus, how do you make a christmas wee

this morning new details about the capture of james and jennifer crumbley, the parents of the 15 year old charged in the michigan school shooting. authorities found the couple inside an empty commercial building after missing a court appearance to face involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the shooting. the man who owns that building says he has a friendly relationship with the crumbleys and invited them to stay at his art studio. >> to avoid death threats and hostility surrounding their home. >> reporter: his attorney says he was not aware that authorities were looking for the crumbleys. >> he saw on the news that the couple had been arrested at his location. the minute he found out he went to law enforcement and told them that they were there. >> reporter: authorities say the couple withdrew $4,000 from an atm before the manhunt ended. but their lawyer insists the couple was not fleeing. >> our clients were absolutely going to turn themselves in. it was just a matter of logistics. >> reporter: investigators say james crumbley purchased a gun on black friday, days befor

. >> just down the street, james moore. a father protecting his children in a closet under the stairs. >> it sounded like a freight train coming through. you could hear stuff being ripped off. it was scary. >> the top of the house is gone? >> yeah, the whole top. we was pretty blessed. could have been a lot worse. >> you've got your mayfield cardinals sweatshirt on. >> yes, about all i have left. >> i know. >> what i had on that night. >> inside his home -- wow. all the walls ripped off the house. >> on both sides. >> it's just incredible. and you can see, none of the homes in the neighborhood are even standing. and the message sitting among the debris. stay home, stay safe. this is where his family huddled to survive. >> wasn't nothing even really touched in there. so we was pretty lucky. >> there is so much need here. it's overwhelming. we meet the young people bringing food. so you guys were all okay, and then you got out and started driving around and you just saw it. >> yeah, like i mentioned before, we missed it by a

james, thank you. >>> to myanmar now. the u.s. embassy is condemning an attack that it says left at least 35 people dead. save the children reports two of its staffers are now missing. there are reports that soldiers forced people from their cars, arrested some, and killed others, later burning their bodies. the military government is not commenting on the reports. >>> now the christmas day tragedy in quakertown, pennsylvania. a house fire claiming lives of three family members, a father and two young sons. firefighters encountering intense flames. the mother and oldest son managed to escape. officials are investigating whether the family's christmas tree was to blame. here's abc's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight there are three dead and two others bearing an unimaginable loss. >> we have three people that are unaccounted for. >> reporter: after a christmas morning fire burned down this quakertown, pennsylvania, home, killing a father and two of his sons. eric king and his sons liam, age 11, and patrick, 8, seen here in a fam

. >> reporter: the suspect sources tell abc news is lyndon james mcleod. and law enforcement was aware he harbored extremist views and had a history of mental eisodes. police say before exchanging gunfire with officers, mcleod killed another man a few blocks away from the talt too parlor. then fled to the denver suburb of lakewood, targeting a shopping mall. inside, families hiding to stay safe. >> we were just in there, my huband and i. and they just -- you could hear just the popping outside. and it was like one shot and then maybe five or six more and a couple more after that. >> reporter: police say the suspect escaping to this nearby hiyatt hotel, shooting a clerk and a lakewood police officer before being shot and killed. >> it's a tough day for the lakewood police family, obviously, when this happens to one of our own. >> reporter:. >> so many families hurting, as well. and we heard from law enforcement there that the suspect was known to them and they were aware of his extremist views, but any word on a possible motive tonight? >> reporter: whit, w

alleging on black friday james crumbley brought his son with him to buy that sig sauer. prosecutors referencing these now-deleted instagram posts. one friday from the alleged shooter's account captioned just got my new beauty today. and this post saturday on his mother's account captioned, mom and son day testing out his new xmas present. >> clearly based on the statements of the shooter, the statements of mom, that was his gun. >> reporter: in class monday prosecutors say a teacher reported the suspect searching ammunition on his phone. the school reported they called the parents, but they didn't respond. >> thereafter, jennifer crumbley exchanged text messages about the incident with her son on that day, stating quote, lol, i'm not mad at you. you have to learn not to get caught. >> reporter: then, the morning of the shooting, prosecutors say a teacher was alarmed by a picture drawn by the teen that included a gun, a bullet, a person appearing shot and the words "the thoughts won't stop, help me." a bullet with the words "blood everywhere." a laughing emoji and the wor

james and jennifer crumbley were arrested at this warehouse in detroit after failing to turn themselves in. their lawyers deny that they were trying to flee. the couple arraigned from jail saturday. each charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with tuesday's rampage at oxford high school and the michigan community keeping the victims in focus. today, the detroit lions honoring the four students killed with a moment of silence wearing gold os for oxford on their helmets. trevor ault leads us off tonight from pontiac, michigan. >> reporter: tonight, james and jennifer crumbley, the parents of the accused high school shooter, remain locked up in the same jail as their son. >> they're not speaking to us, any of them. and they are all in my jail, all segregated in separate cells and constantly monitored. >> reporter: days after the alleged gunman pleaded not guilty to 24 counts including four counts of first degree murder, the crumbley parents pleading not guilty also of four counts each of involuntary manslaughter. the judge setting both of their bonds at $500,000

james and jennifer crumbley, arrested over the weekend inside this empty detroit commercial building after an hours-long manhunt. >> four children were murdered. >> reporter: the couple facing four counts each of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors saying they bought the gun used in the shooting for their son on black friday. just days after their 15-year-old son was charged with killing four classmates and j injuring seven hours. all three pleading not guilty. and tonight, we're hearing from one of the students who the superintendent said the teen claimed the drawing was for a video game he was designing and appeared calm. his parents refused to take him home and given he had no prior disciplinary infractions, he was returned to class. the superintendent calling for a third party investigation and the michigan attorney general offering to conduct it, as the further charges. >> in this case, a lot could have been done different. >> reporter: and tonight, we're hearing from dylan morris, a student who barricaded in a classroom during the rampage and his anger is directed at the shoo

james and jennifer crumbley, arrested over the weekend inside this empty detroit commercial building after an hours-long manhunt. >> four children were murdered. >> reporter: the couple facing four counts each of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors saying they bought the gun used in the shooting for their son on black friday. the 15-year-old now charged with killing four classmates and injuring seven others. all three pleading not guilty. >> not guilty. >> reporter: and tonight, questions about the school's actions leading up to the shooting. prosecutors claim that morning, a teacher reported the suspect drew a disturbing picture with a person appearing shot and phrases like "blood everywhere." the superintendent says the teen claimed the drawing was for a video game he was designing and appeared calm. his parents refused to take him home and given he had no prior disciplinary infractions, he was returned to class. the superintendent now calling for a third party investigation and the michigan attorney general offering to conduct it, as the prosecutor is not ruling out further char

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. >> jordan poole and moses have cleared health and safety protocols while james wiseman has gone into protocol. with every three-pointer stephen curry hits he continues to add to his all-time record. last night he hit his 3000 career triple on this play to end the quarter. he added four more to push the number to 3004 and counting. >> it's kind of a we are to think about the rest of my career. pretty sure every three i make will be a new record. i don't know what's next, 3333, or you have to start coming up with stuff. >> you heard of the gatorade bath, how about a cheesy bath. clemson be iowa state to win the cheese a bowl and you guessed it, celebratory cheese it's. this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. ♪ ♪ dan: that's our report this wednesday nigh

police found the car that james and crumbley may be traveling in but there are no signs of the couple. >> u.s. marshalls have announced a $10,000 reward for information on their whereabouts. the prosecutor filed charges against them today. >> in a rare move, a michigan prosecutor level charges against the parents of the teen charged this the oxford shooting rampage. the parents appeared via video. they were due to surrender but have yet to appear. the sheriff's department issuing a bolo in their absence and their attorney claimed they were not on the run and planned to turn themselves in today. >> there were a lot of things that could have been so simple to prevent. >> a series of missed opportunities to stop the shooting detailing timeline beginning with james crumbley's purchase of the stoll on black friday. -- of the stoll on black friday. he captioned i just got my new beauty today. and this post from his mother's account. mom and son testing out his new christmas present. >> the statements of mom, that was his gun. >> then there were several inclass incidents where a teacher caug

. >> james and jennifer crumbley, the parents of the accused oxford high school shooter, remain locked up in the same jail as their son. >> they are not speaking to us, any of them, and they are all in my jail, also created in separate cells and constantly monitored. >> days after the alleged gunman pled not guilty to 24 counts, including four counts of first-degree murder, the parents pleading not guilty also to four counts each of involuntary manslaughter. the judge setting both of their bonds at half $1 million after the couple did not show up for their arraignment friday, setting up a manhunt. they were arrested the next morning inside this empty commercial building nearly an hour away. >> they certainly appeared to be distressed. as you can imagine. >> the attorney for six to five-year-old andre sikora, a polish immigrant who has a studio in the building, says the crumleys asked him for a safe place to avoid death threats before he knew they were facing charges. >> the minute he did find out, he himself went to law enforcement and told them that they were there. >> authorities say

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. >> that from james stevenson, who was heading to bora-bora when we spoke to him. several upcoming trips that are in favor of travel mask mandates being extended, which could be announced on thursday. tough for covid testing rules may also be put into place. something stevenson says would be costly. >> we just got our results back for our test, which was $190 apiece. >> as some flight crews continue to gear up with full-body protective gear, doctors are urging caution for those traveling out of the country. >> you can wind up stuck at your destination for several weeks, because those travel restrictions are changing by the day. >> she says she needs to come back here because her son would need his second covid shot. she had a strong reaction when she learned of the new omicron variant. >> we had to deal with it. it is just there. the pandemic has been going on for two years. it is the new normal. >> she double masked on her flight, but says even with the new variant, not everyone is taking things as seriously as they once were. >> most passengers on the plane, thei

. >> jordan poole and moses have cleared health and safety protocols while james wiseman has gone into protocol. with every three-pointer stephen curry hits he continues to add to his all-time record. last night he hit his 3000 career triple on this play to end the quarter. he added four more to push the number to 3004 and counting. >> it's kind of a we are to think about the rest of my career. pretty sure every three i make will be a new record. i don't know what's next, 3333, or you have to start coming up with stuff. >> you heard of the gatorade bath, how about a cheesy bath. clemson be iowa state to win the cheese a bowl and you guessed it, celebratory cheese it's. mr. clean magic eraser: for a deep down hygienic clean. magic eraser removes the messes you can see as well as more of the dirt and grime you don't. all you do is wet, squeeze, and start erasing dirt and grime all around the house. try mr. clean magic eraser: for a deep down clean. what makes febreze air effects different? while cheaper aerosols rely on artificial propellants... febreze uses a 100% natural propellant. ch

james and jennifer column live were charged with involuntary manslaughter manslaughter today. their car was found abandoned late this evening in detroit. reports say they are now in custody. >> the warriors went looking for payback tonight. larry is here. >> the suns beat the warriors on tuesday. the rematch a very different story. look out for -- with >> good evening. the warriors went looking for some payback. beaten in phoenix two nights ago. the suns on an 18-game women streak. steph curry only hiked hit two threes on tuesday. the highlight of the nite. juans t toscano-anderson with authority posterrizing ex-warrior javale mcgee. the bench goes crazy. steph 6-11 on threes. curry now 28 threes away from ray allen's all time record. more curry as the warriors pull away. remember the suns without devin booker who was out. couldn't match the firepower. curry goes for 23 in this game. gary payton testimony steal and slam. next play. draymond green had one of his nine assists here to j.t.a. who gets it to go as he is followed down. 17. the warriors win 118-76 snapping the suns 1

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news and at breaking news is out of antioch where a man is barricaded inside a house near james donlon boulevard and hummingbird drive. this is sky 7 video f a witnesss hearing multiple gunshots and in the past 15 minutes antioch police confirmed to us that police drone was shot down. there is a huge police response and several streets are blocked off. people are being told to stay in their homes and to lock their doors and their windows the antioch mayor tells abc 7 news. no one has been hurt. good evening. i'm kristin z and i'm dan ashley. they're now new developments in the investigation into the death of mario gonzalez who died during encounter with alameda police back in april anna's abc 7 news reporter melanie. woodrow tells us the alameda county

fugitive parents of a 15 year old boy accused in that deadly shooting rampage at a michigan high school james and jennifer crumley were each charged with four counts of involuntary. slaughter this afternoon, but we're not present for their arraignment attorneys for the couple say they skip town tuesday night for quote their own safety prosecutors. say jennifer crumbly exchanged text messages with her son ethan about the incident on that day stating quote, lol. i'm not mad at you. you have to learn not to get caught. facts of this case are soo egregious reading this document looking at it reading the words. help me with a gun. blood everywhere. this doesn't just have impact me as a prosecutor and a lawyer. it impacts me as a mother. ethan crumbly has been charged as an adult with murder and terrorism for the shooting that killed four students and left seven people wounded at oxford high school 45 miles north of detroit. the nearly year-long independent administrative investigation into a vallejo police officers fatal shooting of sean. monterosa has concluded the officer. and kill monorosa from

reggie: lebron james has entered the nba covered protocols. it is unclear if he actually has covid or maybe came into contact someone who did. he is expected to miss several days. lebron said in september that he is vaccinated. in the gma first look, we are learning more about the training michael strahan will undergo before he goes into space next week. let's get more. >> and the gma first look, it is t minus eight days until michael strahan's liftoff to space, and we are about to hear exclusive details on his training regimen. >> we cover each portion, every event, from the engine start to lift off to separation from the booster to reentry into the atmosphere and landing. >> she serves as caps off communication between blue origin mission control and the crew of new shepard 19. >> they have literally changed my life, and i have never even flown. so i cannot wait for michael to get up in the morning and meet his crew. >> coming up at 7:00, a live interview with one of michael strahan's distinguished crewmates, the daughter of alan shepard, th