let's talk about cecil newman. cecil newman was humphrey's tutor on racism in america. and let me just back up by sayi, when i started this book, i made three promises to myself, this will be a cradle to grave doorstop. this will not be a great man or woman in history book, and this will not be a white savior narrive. and part of that was developing the people concentrated around humphr and cecil newman's first among equals cecil woman was a former pullman porr who started work as a black journalist in minneapolis while also working trains. he would bring his typewriter on the train and when they'd get to the end of the sometimes it was fargo, sometimes it was he would then go the local carnegie library type his column for the week, and then it back airmail to the. he was then working for and cecil newman had lonely role he was not the only righ activist in minneapolis, the twenties and thirties, but there were very few them and he had this fundamentally lonely role of in his newspaper, the spokes, which is published to this day by his granddaughter, chronicling police

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let's talk about cecil newman. cecil newman was humphrey's tutor on racism in america. and let me just back up by saying, when i started this book, i made three promises to myself, this will be a cradle to grave doorstop. this will not be a great man or woman in history book, and this will not be a white savior narrative. and part of that was developing the people concentrated around humphrey and cecil newman's first among equals cecil woman was a former pullman porter who started work as a black journalist in minneapolis while also working trains. he would bring his typewriter on the train and when they'd get to the end of the sometimes it was fargo, sometimes it was he would then go the local carnegie library type his column for the week, and then it back airmail to the. he was then working for and cecil newman had lonely role he was not the only rights activist in minneapolis, the twenties and thirties, but there were very few them and he had this fundamentally lonely role of in his newspaper, the spokes, which is published to this day by his granddaughter, chronicli

is it possible that today cecil will learn how to cut carp, of course, and we will help her, we will advise and show her, let me cut one side, make the other, put it on the board, with the tip of the knife , in one motion, remove the scales along the fin, make several cuts, this is along the gills, like this, here, like this, yes we cut along the fins, look carefully, and i look very carefully, and now from the side. we start removing the fillets and there will be no bones, now we see them all , oops, fillet, ready fillet, now we need to remove the rib bones, and cut them, remove them, cut them straight, cut them, i mean like this, from here, from here, like this, like this we got a clean, neat fillet, sergey, we have divided the second part, sisiil, you need to cut large vegetables so that we can bake our beautiful fish on a vegetable bed. well, i agree that it didn’t turn out perfect, but on the other hand, the first time, and there are no bones , cecile, now your task, i see you have cut the vegetables well, put them all on a baking sheet, and let me ask you this question, seryozh

i know cecil has a lot to do with it but you also select the songs. >> first, i got to see what soloistsre. and i tried to set the mood , for the preacher to preach. i think that is my primary job. first you want to wake the people up so you don't want to start with nothing slow. >> okay. >> and the next song, you cannot keep hitting them like that. you have to wake them up. and calm him down. and then fire them back up. that is my way of doing it. and so far, it has worked. and something before the preacher preaches , that is really what touches you. >> you have to be into with the spirit as you go along . to discern what song is going to be. >> you are trying to bring the people in. they are already in the building, but you want to bring them in to the spirit of what is going on at glide. music touches us. >> it touches the spirit. i read a lot about you. as they say the secular music and the spiritual music , and some people like to keep that divorce. but you have learned to combine the two. anywhere you have done that and have done it successfully? clues to how you do that? people ha

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we celebrated cecil williams for his 94th birthday and 60 years of glide. but what has been so critical this year is we have a brand new president and ceo, dr. gina fromer. and i just think there's so many things i could say about her. but one of the things that i think is most important is if you rewind 40 years ago, she was in line at glide. wow. she is a sixth generation san franciscan. took three busses from bayview to get a turkey herself. wow. >> even just. that's amazing. yeah. >> the idea that now she is leading our organization, anyone coming to glide would experience that sort of hope and resilience as an incredible story. >> so what does she told you is going to be like her primary mission now that she is heading glide? what does she want to see happen? >> i think there are probably two basic things. the first is kind of the tail end of a campaign. we've been running since july called return to community and ktvu is there to celebrate. when we first brought meals indoors, that's kind of a pandemic leftover. so we are completing that with this hol

i mean i is phillips over in babylon. cecil examines the lock onto i think i need a place get get them skin out of the them was uh the awful god love a new car. parts of the car bud to who is g. yay. mm mm. you know, it is got a lot of video, but you saw a list of chickens, a phone call. i left for you by the amelia from me. and i say that i hope i left from darcy. i'm going to follow here for the answer. ok. so you can this somebody so many by me, my month at the end, they give money the for us to here, for the case in the hands of the, the i'm the casa, the me on the, for the summit to me, my, my most guy, one of his classes of the system of the say who you may lose those. i thought that this, this, they are maybe me, my mind with them that this to a, come on see if the i know this thing is a senior feel that it, it, oh god knows where to find most. but didn't see problem in thing. if with a little bit, i must say, is that i look to assign, you does the animals manuals because i'm most i, e, e, i, most of that i will, that whisky gives me, i'm was with the saw it a, the, in the for t

that frustrated the judges, and it was a much more gentle tone with cecil van devender. still some important questions. i think a fair reading of listening to these questioning session ss that these judges are leaning towards upholding this order but may narrow it. there are significant first amendment concerns. they've heard this on an expedited basis. we can expect a ruling in as soon as a few days to a few weeks and then i think we can expect this will be on its way to the supreme court. >> we'll let you listen back in, thank you for that. >>> coming to my panel of ladies here at the table with me, lisa, you first, what do you think of the questions we're hearing now against the special counsel's team? what does it tell you about where things are headed? >> i think the judges are going to uphold an order. they are going to tinker with the language at the margins. what i hear from them is there's an acknowledgment that there's a new phenomenon that is dangering -- disabling and terrifying. there's a concession from the special counsel's office that jack smith is a publ

cecil nasrallah starts, we will provide you with these talks in khabar network, but together with my torabi, an expert on west asian issues, is with us , mr. torabi. hello, finally, islamic countries are holding a meeting at the head level. they do 30 days ago, the number of martyrs has exceeded 11 thousand people . i am reviewing the news that the zionist regime has brought its tanks close to some hospitals in gaza, although many areas of gaza city are free and the zionist regime has not been able to penetrate them, but it seems that this regime wants to to damage hospitals and increase human casualties. what is your analysis of holding this meeting in such a situation? in the name of allah , the merciful, the merciful, i offer my greetings and respect to you and all dear viewers. first of all, i would like to thank the country's foreign policy apparatus , it really feels a change in all elements, we are monitoring the activities, and when we check, it is really noticeable. this meeting may have been held earlier after 35 days, but our dear people should know that i would like to as

so what's happened here is the portraits of a lady called diana cecil, who is a relation of lord cecil lord burning. yeah, there we are. and so, according to engush are. and so, according to english heritage, a painting within the charities collection known as the jacobean beauty has been found to have received a so—called kylie jenner treatment. >> so they've restored what the painting originally was . we can painting originally was. we can have a look at it. >> i think basically, i mean, it's a bit unfair that kylie jenner here, they plump the lips up, as you can see a little bit. and they've lowered the hairline. >> you can see that actually, >> so you can see that actually, because which is because on the right, which is the original there, the original portrait there, she's you she's she's looking a bit, you know, ordinary, bit know, well, a bit ordinary, bit ordinary. on the other ordinary. and then on the other side, she's a hot minx, side, she's she's a hot minx, absolute babe. >> mean, it's very difficult absolute babe. >> me ean, it's very difficult absolute babe. >> me ea|si

so what's happened here is the portraits of a lady called diana cecil, who is a relation of lord cecilng lord burning. yeah, there we are. and so, according to engush are. and so, according to english heritage, a painting within the charities collection known as the jacobean beauty has been found to have received a so—called kylie jenner treatment. >> so they've restored what the painting originally was . we can painting originally was. we can have a look at it. >> i think basically, i mean, it's a bit unfair that kylie jenner here, they plump the lips up, as you can see a little bit. and they've lowered the hairline. >> you can see that actually, >> so you can see that actually, because which is because on the right, which is the original there, the original portrait there, she's you she's she's looking a bit, you know, ordinary, bit know, well, a bit ordinary, bit ordinary. on the other ordinary. and then on the other side, she's a hot minx, side, she's she's a hot minx, absolute babe. >> mean, it's very difficult absolute babe. >> me ean, it's very difficult absolute babe. >> me ea|

so what's happened here is the portraits of a lady called diana cecil, who is a relation of lord cecilng lord burning. yeah, there we are. and so, according to engush are. and so, according to english heritage, a painting within the charities collection known as the jacobean beauty has been found to have received a so—called kylie jenner treatment. >> so they've restored what the painting originally was . we can painting originally was. we can have a look at it. >> i think basically, i mean, it's a bit unfair that kylie jenner here, they plump the lips up, as you can see a little bit. and they've lowered the hairline. >> you can see that actually, >> so you can see that actually, because which is because on the right, which is the original there, the original portrait there, she's you she's she's looking a bit, you know, ordinary, bit know, well, a bit ordinary, bit ordinary. on the other ordinary. and then on the other side, she's a hot minx, side, she's she's a hot minx, absolute babe. >> mean, it's very difficult absolute babe. >> me ean, it's very difficult absolute babe. >> me ea|

thanks so much of the the, here's your headlines for the american sky, cecile, we've got our usual pulses of storms just to the east of the paid ruby and, and is through brazil's amazon estates. then that means temperatures have come down and, but now says as a result to $34.00 degrees on sunday and that intense strong system now swirling over the south atlantic. it had striped us with some pretty powerful winds around the river plates. so month of the day of pushing into that southeast corner, brazil, a war north early when mean so. temperature and bio blanca up to 30 degrees on sunday. so can range for the eastern caribbean islands here including 4 barbados, but look at all this rain coming in to believes as we look into guatemala as well as certainly running the risk of seeing some putting here over the next little bit . and it's feeling a bit more like summer in the southern us florida state capital tallahassee, up to $26.00 degrees. so it looks like for the 1st time in 8 weeks on a weekend, it's going to be dry in new york, but mostly gloomy, not as much time, but at least it's kind

many uh you know, also in your, um i'll pay you tilt about how many policy is so quotes um, how much cecil so those about perhaps policies. uh, you know, i know it's a completely shy of the blaine, but when it comes to so many people dying should we shouldn't, like all confused in the region. cool for a ceasefire and perhaps negotiations or some sort of dialogue because so many people a dying. we cannot have a dialogue with a terrorist organization. we cannot have dialogue with al qaeda with the nazi regime. with any of these people that have shown time and time again, that they're not entities that we can have dialogue within that we can have peace with. of course, we should do everything in our power to minimize civilian casualties and to ensure that palestinians are safely removed from the region. they're 22 era states that have expressed this on wavering support for post and use. yet none of them will take them in no one era countries prove expressed support for palestinians is willing to take them in. and the reality is, is that this is a very tumultuous region. why is, is, are all th

most cecile, we've got our usual pulses of storms just to the east of the paid ruby and andes, through brazil's amazon estates. and that means temperatures have come down and, but now says as a result to $34.00 degrees on sunday and that intense strong system. now swirling over the south atlantic, it had striked us with some pretty powerful winds around the river plates. so month of the day of pushing into that southeast corner, brazil a war northerly wind means the temperature and via blanca, up to 30 degrees on sunday. so can range for the eastern caribbean islands here including 4 barbados, but look at all this rain coming in to believes as we look into guatemala as well. certainly, i mean the risk of seeing some putting here over the next little bit and it's feeling a bit more like summer in the southern us florida state capital tallahassee up to 26 degrees. so it looks like for the 1st time in 8 weeks on a weekend, it's going to be dry in new york, but mostly gloomy, not as much sun, but at least it's kind of too dry to the west. we go that storm system. we have western canada pac

anticipation of the pulse of extension of a cecil yes, uh the majority is people are assigned to the gaza strip. a waiting for the announcements of the extension of the ceasefire between our mazda and isabel pro could bike top and crazy, the alone side with different reasons. with the ages palestinians since the beginning of the days of the cruise that had been firstly, healed between both spots on the ground. they have devoted the majority of the day you've been looking for securing the basic items in order to be ready to cook with the user to ation. that might be resulted off to the end of the ceasefire as they have been allowed for the 1st time to have access to. if you even guys, those 2 materials that have been allowed for the 1st time since the beginning of this amount of fighting to into the goals this trip now the missouri took them off rate that deceased quiet might not be extended with event coming hours, which bring us to and use now are you and to the grading concerns regarding the intensifying of these various military operations. of course, the goal is this trip as the

temporary presence by israel that she said answering the question about whether the group had agreed with cecil i considering some of the members had raises the supply. it had boasted for a ceasefire. previously, i think united nations, anthony, blinking simply said that there's cooling for a c. so i had the responsibility of explaining how ceased i could happen without allowing mazda essentially to regroup and repeat the actions of october 7. katrina, thank you very much. that's katrina you bringing yourself today from to okay, well let's bring in html comm mode. he's a professional public policy though. hi, institute for graduate studies. he's been with us some of the last few hours or so . let's come back to that point that katrina was making for the secretary of state's blinking, referred to um, the palestinian control, essentially all both gaza and the west bank that it must be. the 2 must be tied together. that obviously invites questions about the role of the public standing authority. and i'm more of any situation that could find itself in an even if palestinians would be willing to a l

sorry, cecil is simply going to be on the and i'd never heard of someone turning that private property into a national park and handing it over to the government. but it will not get a hold of one another and throw some differences. minnesota is, is similar by releasing endangered species back into the wilds. we hope to create a functioning eco system the same. let me go see the monkey up the side of the guess. see where we need a tiny, robust because system despite climate change and extreme, what is the cdn so, and that's what i see is yeah, but i thought it come us could save you in the it all began with an initiative by douglas tompkins, the american multi millionaire purchased these sprawling wetlands in the mid 19 ninety's. and he was immediately fascinated by the spaces and dimensions. the meet the bottom uh on the look on an environmental protection organization had told him about prophecy for sale here he and it was love at 1st sight to be there from the plane. he noticed that were hardly any animals left to phone. so he, so it's a plan to re balance the set, and that would as

sorry cecil is simply going to be on the and i'd never heard of someone turning that private property into a national park and handing it over to the government. but i will not have heard of going about trying to show that business. i mean, i saw this is, is by releasing endangered species back into the wilds template we hope to create a functioning eco system. the m let me go see the monkey up the side of the biggest, see where we need a tiny, robust eco system. despite climate change and extreme, what is the cdn so enough for sealants? yeah, but i thought a come use could save you in the it all began with an initiative by douglas tompkins, the american multi millionaire purchased these sprawling wetlands in the mid 19 ninety's. and he was immediately fascinated by the spaces and dimensions. me though, but not only can look on an environmental protection organization had told him about prophecy for sale here, key and it was love at 1st sight, it'd be this from the plane. he noticed that will hardly any animals left me to phone. so he, so it's a plan to re balance, he does that, and t

>> cecile, is that all you can think of?ke anyone's coming to your little party to me, heather. >> vivian kensington, do you think it's acceptable that miss woods is not prepared? >> no, i don't. >> five years ago at age 46 blair was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. after battling the autoimmune disease from the age of 7, in 2019 she walked onto the red carpet with a cane for the firstet time in an oscars afterparty making her disability visible in a powerful way and now blair has become an advocate for americans living with disabilities, joining president biden at the white house in october to recognize the 33rd anniversary of the americans with disabilities act and to advocate for new legislation for disability rights and pay equity. >> i'm here before you today as a proud, disabled woman with my cane -- [ cheering ] >> -- and my service dog scout by my side. our laws and policies must reflect that our disabled lives are not of lesser value. >> selma blair, welcome to "meet the press." >> thank you. >> thank you for bein

and the latter is based on their close questioning of cecil vandevender, the attorney for the special counsel, about how exactly to apply certain language, like the word "targeting," for example. there are legitimate first amendment issues here with restricting the speech of a presidential candidate and that's why the aclu weighed in on donald trump's side this this case and said that the gag order was too vague and too broad. but vandevender kind of set the table for the unprecedented nature of this when he said to the judges, there's never been a case in american history where a criminal defendant has broadcast to a national audience vicious attacks on the prosecution and their team and the judge and potential witnesses. we're just in uncharted territory. he said that alone would justify this limited gag order, but, in fact, there's also a record that people in the land, in the public have acted on some of this rhetoric to make threats against court personnel and one case the judge and prosecutors and so that's the justification. i think you heard the judges grow exasperated with jo

>> cecile, is that all you can think of?ceptable that ms. woods is not prepared? >> no. i don't. >> five years ago at age 46 blair was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. after battling the auto immune disease from the age of 7, in 2019 she walked on to the red carpet with the a cane for the first time in an oscars after party making her disability visible in a powerful way and now blair has become an advocate for americans living with disabilities, joining president biden at the white house in october to recognize the 33rd anniversary of the americans with disabilities act and to advocate for new legislation for disability rights and pay equity. >> i'm here before you today as a proud, disabled woman with my cane -- [ cheering ] >> and my service dog scout by my side. our laws and policies must reflect that our disabled lives are not of lesser value. >> selma blair, welcome to "meet the press." thank you for being here. >> you were diagnosed five years ago with multiple sclerosis. you are in remission. how are you doing, sel

>> cecile, is that all you can think of?t's acceptable that ms. woods is not prepared? >> no. i don't. >> five years ago at age 46 blair was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. after battling the auto immune disease from the age of 7, in 2019 she walked on to the red carpet with the a cane for the first time in an oscars after party making her disability visible in a powerful way and now blair has become an advocate for americans living with disabilities, joining president biden at the white house in october to recognize the 33rd anniversary of the americans with disabilities act and to advocate for new legislation for disability rights and pay equity. >> i'm here before you today as a proud, disabled woman with my cane -- [ cheering ] >> and my service dog scout by my side. our laws and policies must reflect that our disabled lives are not of lesser value. >> selma blair, welcome to "meet the press." thank you for being here. >> you were diagnosed five years ago with multiple sclerosis. you are in remission. how are you doin

they did grill cecil vander, the lawyer for the smith team about the implications of some of the language in the order, for example, what does targeting mean. what does it mean to target a witness. that exchange you played about communications with a witness really encapsulated what the judge's common sense question s which they could not get donald trump to answer, which is if something is improper, transmitted over the telephone, why is it first amendment protected. there's certain things, even though they are broadcast to a larger audience, they are clearly intended for or at least have the impact of influencing a juror, a potential witness, provoking threats to prosecutors and court personnel. the judges clearly seem to take that position and it does appear that they will move forward with reinstating the gag order, and then of course we can expect that it will be properly appealed to the supreme court. >> let me ask you about jack smith's team, there was some pushback on how far the gag order might go. can you explain that? >> yeah, well, they want -- these judges are very mindful of

vladislav, good morning, good morning, vladislav permenov, chef, today cecile will learn how to cut carp

telling that, you know, they were telling us that christopher columbus didn't help in the kitchen or cecil or that you know, galileo galilei believed that not every woman has to be believed . these woman has to be believed. these were horrible people. so we have to rename all these elements and discover . great point, great discover. great point, great point. and paul, have a budgie point. and paul, i have a budgie called e am i in trouble? >> i think you probably are, nick. >> and scientific or you should go on a learning journey. >> nick look , this is becoming >> nick look, this is becoming like a new genre of. people identify ing things that are racist. none of us very niche, none of us would be aware that any of this was in the least bit racist if these people didn't spend hours upon hours upon hours upon hours upon hours trying to figure out what and what is not racist. so i think it should be deemed racist to continually find things that are racist . and it might solve the racist. and it might solve the problem because this stuff here is entirely be unnecessary. there's no value add

. >> thank you your honor, if it please the court, cecil on behalf of the united states. the district court found the defendant well established practice of using his public platform to target adversaries poses a significant and immediate risk to the fairness and integrity of these proceedings. the order that this court crafted to address those risks should be affirmed for three principle reasons. the unusual narratives of the resulting order, third, the recent evidence demonstrating that the defendant is fully capable of understanding and complying with the order while it's in effect fshz. >> i just want to follow up. you said significant and immediate risk. you're not embracing the gentile test? >> to be clear, the gentile test is the constitutional test that applies, significant and immediate risk is the language that the district court found so it sort of assumed. >> those are kind of different words. >> pardon? >> within the law, substantial likelihood of material prejudice and significant and immediate risk are different legal tests. >> i completely agree, your hono

when you think back to the cecil of our late cecil beaton's of our late queen. it's not with that it's not of him with a crown or anything like that because frankly crowns. look, they funny sometimes. they look a bit funny sometimes. don't they? >> well, seen don't they? >>weu, >> well, we've seen we've seen him in a crown this week with the crown, but now it's time he decided to go for just, you know, modern man look. >> and i think it's absolutely lovely. >> e"- w grown his >> hasn't he grown into his looks? >> i think he's i actually think he's very, very dapper and always looks well groomed. well, turned out i think he looks so comfortable in his own skin. he does. >> no. yeah he does. >> no. yeah he does. >> i really do. for a man who perhaps when you think back to the troubled years of the 90s, that that very turbulent decade who time perhaps didn't who at the time perhaps didn't want to king, who was perhaps want to be king, who was perhaps worried about the future worried about what the future held this is this is a man who clearly knows exactly what he