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oh, man of brown, with a lot of grease kind of apologize. joe biden, me to manual macaroni for the 1st time since the announcements have been astray. a submarine deal which many in paris saw as a stab in the back. also this our now a doctor who found one budget cuts a leading to staff shortages and a lack of hospital beds. this comes as top scientists claim that the country's health care system is on the brink of collapse as covalent takes hold. once again. yeah, cause it's the government is to blame. the shortage of medical personnel, france is the only country in the world that's been cutting funding during the pandemic. medical staff are outraged by this and ready to quit over it with me. my rubbish piles up in new york after sanitation work is protest against the cities kaylee vaccination mandate that will say unvaccinated city employees placed on unpaid leave for on monday. and algeria is 4 minutes. the last is actually the french president. i have a controversial comment, the question, the existence of the algerian nation. we do not wa

i should say with the great depression, i talked about the start of the book the unthinkable molly brown and resident at the very beginning. she dies and is surrounded by flappers who she hates even though she does relate in many ways. but they were flappers in the 1920s and in the same way that all these ambitious women took a nosedive in the deep depression even more so in the case of black women and i talk about that in the book. she's let in and felt she was fine and one of the delights and early on i received an interesting one. who is actually friends with barbara chase and she lived at the hotel from 1917 to 1972 so probably a bit later. that's what i sort of write about in the book in terms of how barbara chase fits in even as society may be says she doesn't, she has a particular kind of attitude and so this is absolutely true. yes of course you had racism around you, but she felt comfortable because she had a particular point of view about herself as a woman and that she said made her fit in and feel comfortable. these questions are complex and felt incredibly comfortable so it'

brandon brown, new brushed offer, wary, and he bought and sean from the crowd is let's go. brandon. and she gave me, is that republicans and others opposing by now use the phrase, the daytime friendly way of slamming the president and to mock media for ignoring any. and he was disco, the almost 60 percent of americans now say they heard the shots according to polls . it's definitely best known in republican circles. there are 3 quarters that claim to know it. well, only on the half of democrats through with other people. somewhere between the white house so apparently hasn't got the focus. i had never heard of that. john's until he explained it to me. i guess i'm not spending enough time on h, on or whatever. we discussed the american's disappointment in the bottom ministration earlier with political commentator, wayne and ruth, very good. people have lost all faith in him. he's destroying the country. he's left the border open. were being invaded by millions of people who do not have good intentions. it's insane at the very moment of a covert plan, demick. he's opened the borders a

brandon brown brushed offer wary, and he bought and shot from the crowd as let's go. brandon. i seattle incident republicans and i was opposing by now use a phrase as a daytime friendly way of slamming the president and to more media for ignoring any anti pod and discourse. now, almost 60 percent of americans now say they're familiar with chance. it's definitely best known in republican circles that with 3 called is there claiming to know it while under half of democrats to and others. somewhere in between. the white house though apparently doesn't have the faintest idea. i had never heard of that. john's, until he explained it to me, i guess i'm not spending enough time on h, on or whatever. we already discussed, the american disappointments in the, by the ministration with political commentator, wayne island route. american people have lost all faith in him. he's destroying the country. he's left the border open. were being invaded by millions of people. do not have good intentions. it's insane at the very moment of a cobra plan demick. he's open the borders and let all thes

brown together? >> booth was an actor and he left to go witnessed the execution of john brown but he looked at john brown, obviously he detested john brown stood for, a white supremacist and hated abolitionists but he was struck by john brown, they were there so eventually john brooks booth of the center, it was ironic a lot of southerners had much more positive things to say about john, they demonized him but admired under pressure, there is a thing about southern honor so i think john wilkes booth and john brown in reverse. the grandest of the century but booth was the right one. john brown died for the wrong reason. try to murder what he considered the right one but he wanted to be john brown in reverse. >> do you want to add to that? >> it's striking to me in some ways concerning what he learns what wilkes booth learned from john brown in the speech john brown case before the court and on his way to being executed if booth had been willing to take that final step, he could have prepared a speech,

brandon brown brushed off a swearing anti bite and chant from the crowd as let's go. brandon caching in on the incident. republicans and others, opposing by now use the phrase as a daytime friendly way of slamming the president. and to mock media for ignoring any anti by the disco. almost 60 percent of americans now say that they are familiar with the chance, but it's definitely best known in republican circles. 3 quarters there claim to know it, while only under half of democrats do others are somewhere in between the white house. so apparently hasn't got the forest i had never heard of that, john until he explained it to me. i guess i'm not spending enough time on h, on or whatever. earlier we discussed americans disappointment in president biden, with political commentator wayne alan route. american people have lost all faith in him. he's destroying the country. he's left the border open. were being invaded by millions of people who do not have good intentions. it's, it's insane at the very moment of a covert plan demick. he's opened the borders and let all these p

city university of new york professor emeritus joshua brown teaches a class on the 1863 new york city draft riots. >> from july 13th to 16th, 1863, in the middle of the civil war, thousands of poor and working class white new yorkers incensed by inequities in the new military draft, resentful about hardship, and enblamed by the lincoln administration's emancipation policies battled state militia and federal troops and brutally attacked the city's african-american residents. in this century and a half since the new york city draft riots, numerous popular books and articles have narrated and examined the significance of the events that comprised the largest civil insurrection in u.s. history, and most of these works have included illustrations of the violence that were published in its immediate aftermath in the week weekly pick toral newspapers. many of these accounts have used these images as much more than endorsement for or reiteration of their text. certainly, they have not served as evidence to be evaluated in their own right. eight illustrated newspapers covered the riots. the th

for black and brown new yorkers are the ones that have suffered from that. the bill made it so far fewer folks, mostly black and brown folks, were being sent to rikers island on unaffordable bl. but there are still scenarios where judges can set bail, and they are also doing it after the request by the new york city street attorneys. the folks in rikers island, about 4500 of them, are pretrial detainees. they are innocent until proven guilty but they are languishing in rikers island under these conditions simply because they cannot afford to pay their way out. what needs to happen, we need to focus on solutions. we have established that it is horrific on the island, the conditions are like a goo log from the cold war. we need to focus on the solutions. da's and prosecutors are part of the problem. they need to stop requesting bail. they don't request bail and judges release folks, there are no more folks being funneled into this penal colony that is torturous. judges need to stop being responsive to the bail request and setting bail. that would stop the funn

if you are in a black or brown community or a black or brown kid you'll get the rug pulled out from under you. this is what chris christie proposed in the spring 2016 this is us versus them with enormous progress being made and black and brown communities we have the number one public education system in america but we don't have the equity that we need but that progress is undeniable. [applause] >> do i get a rebuttal because of the criticism? >> t14 it's interesting talk about the black and brown community and his 40 years in office he is not approved a single charter school for the city where the two thirds of the residents want charter schools. [cheers and applause] if we want to get into the weeds with my formula it's not the flat funding formula chris christie proposed that mine well. he is not approved a single charter school nor would they want them. the mac we have to move on. >> setting aside $40 million of left over care is money to help undocumented immigrants but they say that's not enough. after the pandemic why haven't you done more to give undocumented families financial r

the backlash against brown that the clan was part of that. broad conservative backlash against the integration and brown people. and that violence that experience in 1963, when you bought a house in san bernardino to see go up in flames, that is still a part of the backlash against the civil rights brown and then backlash against the civil rights movement. so the connection is the black homeowners and brown homeowners were targeted of violence and intimidation and by the policies is not long after brown. >> can you tell us about your book grade about the second clan and because of the great migration pretty. >> thank you yes i didn't talk about that thank you so much. absolutely and i mean really what i was talking about the third 1940s plan that i was talking about. that is directly linked to the black migrants. absolutely for those of you who read and you know about that about the history of the great migration. transform california african-americans came from the south especially from louisiana. any fans other communities part of that grea

perhaps he knew how she waved down the cab or held onto the handle of the brown suitcase she newly arrived in manhattan a piece of paper was left crumpled by train or bus or biplane in the contest women and then to be impossible to replicate for what that meant and with the expectations that come with it. she left all that behind after scrimping and saving and ready to remake herself. should take her fate into her own hands. >> beautiful writing and a beautiful narrative. >> and also in the audience thank you for being with us today. >> at the age of 82 wally went into space for the first time the oldest person to ever travel into space. originally a part of the mercury 13 lady astronauts are nearly 63 sixties the women who underwent training but never selected to go into space. recently on american history tv she recalls the earliest days of the space program and here is a portion of the interview. >> what are those test and at any point do you think what am i doing? >> no. i had no shadow of a doubt the subject that could do anything they wanted to do. i didn't know it would take all who

brandon brown said the child actually sounded like, let's go brandon. well, nascar shared the video and then suddenly deleted it. that was certainly enough to trigger a barrage of jobs on twitter. this sounds literally nothing like let's go brandon. can't wait for the see. and in fact, checks to tell us that the crowd was in fact saying, let's go. brandon jonas have a difficult job to keep licking dems and bite. and as per that channel bosses, we spoke with a georgia molar from the global policy institute in london. he gave us his perspective on joe biden and why he's become a figure of ridicule for so many americans. american people like the presidents to have a certain swagger, a certain self assurance. so biker just doesn't inspire that. so that's one aspect of it. with sports fans, you know, young people, they can relate to a, a kind of a dog ring. man, you know, this is frank of civility. his policies are popular. i think the, the afghan debacle is unpopular. i think people are getting very concerned about all the signs of inflation in the economy.

the reality is black and brown. people often do not benefit from the justice system that we have in this country unless they fall under one of the categories that i just mentioned, whether they're wealthy or rich or they have the right connections when it comes to hunter biden. i expected this to happen because he's joe biden, son, joe biden is very powerful. i mean, the fact that he was elected and he's accused of sexual assault, just just shows you exactly how, how much power that he has when it comes to the incident with the police officer. that doesn't surprise me as well either. because police officers also have power. so that's really what we're looking at here. we have an injustice system in this country. but david and, and tampa bay, this isn't tenable because it is eroding confidence in institutions that were already in doubt. ok. and it continues down this path i, i'm glad line or brought up january 16th because we can hammer away at this all the all program long. but you know, they would look at the coupl

it went into overtime in lamar jackson found marquee se brown to hand the ravens, a memorable, $3125.00. when the boston red sox are on their way to the american league championship series off to winning their division series against tampa bay, boston dropped game. wanted you've raised but quickly turn things around. the red sox winning 3 straight gains, including a $65.00 victory and game 4 on monday to clench the best of 5 matcher fell face either the houston astros or chicago white sox. next. that's the tennis, that indian wells, and mens topsy dental medford. ab is through to the last 16, the russian was up against serbia. phillip korean, of ich, on monday, medford have won the 1st set comfortably 62. but the us open champion was tested a lot more in the 2nd sat eventually the well number 2 triumphs 76 mixed up faces. griggs demitra in the women's jaw top seed caroline, a placebo was knocked out as was former us open champion, bianca andrea skirt. but tennessee is on stripper, continued her good form in 2021. this is she has broken into the top 20 in the world rankings for the 1st t

i feel like i just saw a family member right now because literally john brown on twitter is always woodson and retorts in white. my music, my policy showed me so much love and it just really want my art to watch him and listen to him. so thank you for this. thank you so much for this. i welcome your and he's right. he really cares for him to think about how i arrest for him to want to know you knew you were you even rest? well, i said i was in last year by force when calvin sent me all i was rest. all right, so this is your day off, so this is how you rest to answer john. so i'm going to get you to do one more, one more number for us to play us out or look at that for me. he's just talking about wrist. you sending me back to the, i'm sending you back to work. or what are you going to play to place out to players out? i'm a good move. i would love to perform. the song is called africa. it's a song that reminds me about home. it's evergreen and it's actually my favorite. yes, i guess. go play your favorite song. fear i am. he goes to get ready. let me tell you where you can see our next. if

brandon brown, try to limit the damage by suggesting the crowd. we're actually saying, let's go brandon. well, nascar shed video and then all of a sudden deleted it. that was certainly enough time to trigger a barrage of jobs on twitter. this sounds literally nothing like let's go brandon can't wait for the see. and in fact, checks to tell us that the crowd was in fact saying, let's go. brandon. journals have a difficult job to keep licking them some bite. and as per that channel bosses, we spoke with george mueller from the global policy institute in london, he gave us his perspective on joe biden. and ultimately, why he's become a figure of ridicule for so many american american people like their presidents to have a certain swagger, a certain self assurance. so this doesn't inspire that. so, i mean, that's one aspect of it that with sports fans, you know, young people, they cannot relate to a, a kind of a dog ring, a man, you know, with civility. his policies are on pocket. i think the, the afghan debacle is unpopular. i think people are gettin

we also know the brown versus board of education 1954 would inspire white supremacist. the pushback against integration of new inspirations. so while the clan may have morphed into a different kind of organization, it had not disappeared. so, i'm just going to close awdear. the threat the segregation soft and then with oj for as many layers of their educated men who contrived they could purchase probably they can vote. and lauren miller and california able and mounted begins housing discrimination in the cloud. they were joined by the naacp in the social workers party the communist party activists, coburn's movements against usrestrictive housing was brougt in individuals across the state level members risk everything to across the county line moved into neighborhoods that were known to be part by the ku klux klan paraded oj short his family, and arteries and others sound the alarm against the clan noise k supremacist biden since 1940, a new expression in fontana after the brown board decision pretty backlash against the revival of the clan, became so successful that by

>> that's my opponent who said that but -- if you are in a black or brown community, you're going to be crushed and your kids will know about it. we inherited affordability crisis he was in the statehouse long before i got there he rubberstamped his christie's agenda every step of the way inherited an overwhelming affordability crisis. we have made progress on profit across taxes but we have a long way to go. if you are a working class family today, you're playing paint or income taxes, plus for healthcare and bus foryo child care, less for college and not 1 cent and that is a fact. this is classic price put in a mess for us to clean up and we will do that. >> would you like to respond? >> i've been going up and down the state 21 months it's benefited people, i don't i'm in black and brown communities and white communities. [cheering and applauding] talking about an issue never here talked about property taxes. undercover, fundingck program wh equitable distribution, i will not eat any community behind is not lose any aspect of education. we're not going to send the people who own go

it is so much easier to pitch black and brown -- pit black and brown, and that's what they want. i refuse to accept that. host: let's talk to todd, calling from watsonville, california. caller: good morning. i was wondering if your guest would answer a question. if the immigrants coming to the united states come from countries that have systemic corruption in their government, if that leaks into our government here, because they have had multiple generations of living under corrupt governments. how that affects the united states government? thank you. guest: we are the biggest exporter of corruption in latin america. so i would turn that question around. look at the monro doctrine, look at the united fruit company, which was an actual company created in the united states to go and exploit bananas in places like guatemala and honduras. they literally ran the country. they literally picked their leaders. there was no democracy in central america back in the day. the united states, particularly in central america, has been deeply involved and influenced those countries so much. so i

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jeffrey brown talked with questlove recent, for our arts and culture series, "canvas." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brown: the musicians? some all-time greats. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the music? lifting you to the sky. the setting? the harlem cultural festival, in 1969. all of it-- stunning and amazing to see, and in 2021. but even more mind-blowing? how close it came to being lost forever. the moment you saw what happened here, you knew you were on to something? this was something big? >> absolutely, yeah. and even to be here and to see this structure? like, i definitely remember this shot. >> brown: the renowned musician ahmir thompson, better known as questlove, made his directorial debut this year with the acclaimed documentary "summer of soul." but when we met recently in marcus garvey park, the site of the original concerts 52 years ago-- when it was still called mount morris park-- he told me he hesitated to take on the project when first shown the archival footage. >> i was just like, no, this is too much responsibility. like, this is not just putting a concert together. this is correcting histor

over the browns 37-14. no party for the chargers in baltimore. the ravens run outrushed l.a the ravens started with a 17-0 run and shut out in the second half ravens dominate 34-6. >> the action here as lawrence lead down the field. jacksonville snaps the 20-game losing streak beating the dolphins 23-20 >>> trayvon diggs with a play to start the season a wild game between cowboys and patriots prescott found lamb. dallas walks off the win 35-29 the cowboys were among the top performers prescott connected with lamb for two of his three scores of the day. >>> to a nail biter in game two of the nlcs. coming up to bat against the closer first pitch right up the middle. too much to handle atlanta with a 5-4 walkoff win taking a series lead to los angeles. the astros play the red sox tonight. >> you'll be wating thatch >>> right now at 4:30, finally some rain. as quickly as it came, it left of the bay area. there's likely more in store this week. just ahead, the timeline in your microclimate forecast. >>> lots of

company undergoes a name change with the internet exploding into a barrage of mocking both the re, brown's and mark zuckerberg himself. and julie le savage's supporters, including rock legend, roger waters, demand justice following an extradition appeal hearing at the you, case high court, which has yet to deliberate verdict on the whistleblower spade. i'm so angry and i'm so bad. i'm so disgusted with the united kingdom ah, broadcasting live from moscow. this is our t, my name unit o'neill. ringback on 30 minutes of news and views start 18 months into the pandemic, and the u. s. continues to be the global cobit hotspots. it's currently averaging over 70000 new cases every day for the past number of days. now this but the issue of vaccine mandates front and center with protest continuing against them. critic sub label the measures unfair and extreme in new york, hundreds of 1st responders and city workers gathered in front of the residents of the city for demonstrate against monday, free vaccination. it comes after bill diblasio are ordered all public workers to have at least one shot of a

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c reporter was interviewing nascar race of brandon brown and said he heard the crowd chanting, let's go, brandon. apparently fading to realize what people were actually chanting. yeah. ah, the song comes, i was jo biden's approval rating, has noticeably dipped according to a new survey. it currently sits below 45 percent down 11 points since integration and january, meaning that his popularity has declined faster than all of his predecessors since the 2nd world war price and great again, things the president is finding the job pretty tough going and so a mean a people now a lottery will say, let's go brand new for me, that's perfect. somebody, it doesn't curse back or so my, the same for president biting people call trumpet dictatorship. there's nothing more similar to what day to step in what jo buyers currently doing and what a lot of countries are going to try to segregate that's needed and vaccinated businesses like jim crow, 2 point oh, meanwhile, the world medical watched. oh, continues to sound the alarm about the ongoing cobra crisis insisting it can only be stopped. one way

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jeffrey brown has more for our arts and culture series, canvas. >> brown: orange, polluted streams, bare trees and riverbanks-- an abandoned coal mine in vintondale, pennsylvania. an ugly wasteland, right? landscape architect julie bargmann saw more. >> it's not just a lump, you know, of toxic stuff. it's a story. so i find that's where i go. i want to tell the past in order to project something for the future. >> brown: and so, over three years beginning 1995, bargmann and her team set about to regenerate the site, creating a safe and welcoming wetlands and park, while keeping reminders of its past, including a giant mound of refuse from the mine, turned into an overlook. it was, she says: >> the project that opened it all up. i had the suspicion that this was the work i wanted to do. >> brown: bargmann has strong views -- and a sense of humor: she named her professional studio “d.i.r.t.”, for “dump it right there”. and she happily embraces one nickname: the “queen of slag”-- the leftover by-product from the mining of metals. >> if i could make a crown out of slag, i'd be ve

brian and brown brushed of ups, wary anti button sharp from the crowd as let's go brendan cash again on the incident. republicans and others are posing blood and now use a phrase as a say. so i'm from new way of slamming the president and to the media for ignoring any antibody and the school. the almost 60 percent of americans apparently now say they're familiar with sean is definitely best known and republican circle. so free court has that claim to know it. while only half of democrats stay with others somewhere in between. the white house though apparently haven't got the focus. i had never heard of that. john's until he explained it to me. i guess i'm not spending enough time on h, on or whatever lawyer we discussed americans. disappointments in the administration with political commentator, wayne island route. american people have lost all faith in him. he's destroying the country. he's left the border open. were being invaded by millions of people who do not have good intentions. it's insane at the very moment of a covert plan demick. he's opened the borders and let all these p

parent company undergoes a name change with the internet exploding into a barrage of mocking both the re brown mark zuckerberg himself julian sanchez, supporters, including a rock legend, roger waters that man just this following an extra additional appeal. hearing the u . k. 's high court, which has yet to deliver it. burger. i'm so angry, and i'm so the, and i'm so disgusted with the united kingdom already for action. russia test, the military might solve it state of the art s 400 or defense system in the country . so far east with our corresponding getting in on the action ah or wherever you're counting the program from today. welcome to moscow on to the news, our and r t. my name is you know, neil 18 months into the panoramic and the u. s. continues to be the global covered hotspot. it's currently averaging. as you can see there above 70000 new cases, every day, doubts about the issue of vaccine mandates, front and center with protest. continuing against them, critics have labeled the measures on fer and extreme. let's take it to new york, that's where hundreds of 1st responders and city w

." >> brown: one man-- bill t. jones-- roams an enormous space, telling a story of himself and his country. >> brutality. police. the horrors. unspeakable. >> brown: he's joined by a small group of dancers, who enact and move through that story. and then, by some 90 others, members of the larger community, filling the space, moving as a crowd. >> i know. >> brown: adding their own stories as individuals. it's called "deep blue sea." >> the piece is about the pursuit of the "we." >> brown: pursuit of the we? >> it's thrown around all the time. "we the people." "we shall overcome." politicians use it all the time, this "we." who is this "we" that you're talking about, considering how fractious our country is and how it has been from the beginning? >> brown: jones has used dance to ask big questions of himself and others since the 1980s, when he and his partner in life and dance, arnie zane, first formed a company. even as their fame grew, their world was devastated by aids, which would take the life of zane in 1988 a