she and her family lived in a shanty shack -- a tiny shack. she often woke up hungry as she did on july 2. that afternoon she wrote -- "an ominous humming sound filled the air. it seemed to be drawing nearer. is there a storm coming, mama? not a storm child, it is the whites." i had discovered the two puppies half dead in a trashcan. they barely had the strength to one. gathering up my babies, i hurried up behind mama. we were pushing richard and my sister margaret in front of us. this was the apocalypse. clouds blowing from the incandescent light with huge flames. the entire black community appeared to be fling. a precocious child putting into womanhood, josephine had already been planning on leaving st. louis and heading to broadway. louis lessade st. bearable as mistrust increased between the races. two years later, the 13-year-old girl stepped onto a train at union station, a few blocks from the ghetto where she lived and headed east. before josephine baker was out of her teens, her singing and dancing, her wit and her beauty, her powerful

he had hoped to get a visit from his girlfriend, shanti's mother, christine, before he shipped out to since she was arrested following his sentencing for an outburst in court, she is not allowed to visit for 30 days. >> that hurt. we never knew them rules. them rules ain't never been said to us before. so it is what it is. it's jail. so, you know, i'll call her on the phone, let her know what's going on. it's time -- it's time to start the road. go ahead and do what i got to do and the faster i go do it, the quicker i get home. >> while kelley has a prior drug conviction, this will be his first time in prison. >> but it don't scare me. because everybody i know is in prison. i've been on the streets most of my life. so everybody know me already. so -- really, scared? scared i could never be. what it is is that i'm scared that i'm always going to be dreaming about my daughter. that's the only thing that scare me. because every day is like, wow, she gone. and that's what kills me the most. i want to tell the kids out there, don't play with guns. guns kill people. whether you like it or n

many blacks ended up homeless are crowded into shanties and stories in local newspapers but many whites to believe blacks work on a rampage. blacks were attacked by white mobs drop the summer of 1973 and july 1st, armed whites drove to black neighborhoods firing in homes. black's finding that. and on a street two white policemen were killed almost certainly because they were mistaken for the vigilantes' terrorizing black neighborhoods. in retaliation whites began attacking blacks on the streets and a full-scale riot broke out. by the end of the long summer day, hundreds of black men, women and children had been brutally assaulted with at least 39 killed, thousands have fled the city and more than 300 homes and places of business have been destroyed by fire. the the right route worse as the day went along. i'm going to pick up a vivisection that takes place in the late afternoon. this is called a "storm coming." about 5 p m in ace spectacular for ricky old houses were blacks lived in an area of warehouses near downtown st. louis railroad guards burst into play dumb at the flames simultan

we went to a shanty town in the east of the city and we saw government supporters turning out.see in venezuela under the previous president when queues would sneak around the block. the headlines on bbc news: president trump has criticised china on twitter, saying it's doing nothing to halt north korea's weapons programme — after pyongyang test—fired its second intercontinental ballistic missile in a month. security has been tightened at airports across australia after the authorities said they'd disrupted a plot to blow up a plane. four people have been arrested following raids across sydney. the duke and duchess of cambridge mark the centenary of the battle of passchendaele in belgium — — one of the bloodiest in world war one. a service to mark 100 years since the battle of passchendaele is underway in belgium this evening. the duke and duchess of cambridge, and the prime minister theresa may, are among those attending. passchendaele was one of the bloodiest confrontations of the first world war, with almost half a million allied and german soldiers being killed during three

when we went to a shanty in the east of the city, we did see government supporters turning out but theyed to in venezuela under hugo chavez when there were queues snaking around the block. the headlines on bbc news: president trump has criticised china on twitter, saying it's doing nothing to halt north korea's weapons programme, after pyongyang test—fired its second intercontinental ballistic missile in a month. security has been tightened at airports across australia after the authorities said they'd disrupted a plot to blow up a plane. four people have been arrested following raids across sydney. the duke and duchess of cambridge join commemorations marking the centenary of the battle of passchendaele in belgium. let's catch up with the latest sport. in the's women are taking of france in the euro 2017 semifinals. they have not beaten since 197a. they have not beaten since 197a. they have not beaten since 197a. they have played over half an hour and is still goalless. denmark shocked everyone earlier today when they dumped defending champions germany out of the tournament. germany to

in the foreground, you see a shanty town, one of many like this that had sprouted up across the nation. there were many of them and they were nicknamed hoovervilles. that was named after albert hoover. -- herbert hoover. this is a very poignant reminder of the skill of human suffering -- of this scale of human suffering in the year 1932 when frank and roosevelt was running for president. the 1932 democratic convention was held in chicago, and when roosevelt was nominated, he received word of the nomination in albany. then he did something really unprecedented and quite dramatic. he actually threw out to the convention to accept the nomination in person. up to that point, when american presidential candidates received a nomination of their party, they would receive the delegation formally at their home, or at a political site in their home state, but they did not go to the convention, and they did not deliver a speech at the convention. well, roosevelt broke with that tradition in a dramatic way. he is delivering his acceptance speech at the convention, and an electrifying moment and po

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we went to a shanty town in the east of the city and we saw government supporters turning out. to see in venezuela under the previous president when queues would sneak around the block. why is nicolas maduro proving to be such a divisive president? what is it about his presidency that has brought us to this point? to begin with, he was hand—picked successor. initially those who supported president chavez stayed with nicolas maduro. as time has gone on and the oil price has dropped exponentially, he has not been able to maintain the social programmes his predecessor could offer to the people, in terms of education, health care and food subsidies. they have dropped off dramatically in the country is facing rampant inflation and food shortages. the corruption has never gone away, nor has the violence. it isa gone away, nor has the violence. it is a difficult picture. in that environment, he has haemorrhage support that president chavez used to enjoy. he is not as charismatic as chavez was when he was alive. he has also attracted international criticism because of this election? ex

when we went to a shanty town in the east of the city, we did see government supporters turning out,not the same numbers that are used to see in venezuela under president chavez, when you would see queues snaking around the block and so on. why is president maduro proving to be such a divisive president? what is it about him that has brought us to this point? well, to begin with he was a hand—picked successor of hugo chavez. so initially, those who supported chavez stayed with nicolas maduro. as time has gone on and the oil price has dropped exponentially in venezuela, he has not been able to maintain the same social programmes that president chavez was able to offer to the people, specifically in terms of food subsidies, education and health care. those have dropped off dramatically and the country is facing rampant inflation, food shortages and so on. of course, the corruption and violence have never gone away, so it is a very difficult picture. and in that environment, he has haemorrhaged the support that president chavez used to enjoy. he is just not as charismatic as hugo chavez

here is what he told shanty. >> i'm not going to get into the subject. it's getting into mud.e intrigue stuff is distraction and takes away from the president's agenda. i think what everyone needs to do is focus on the president and focus on the things that he wants to get done for the people. you know what's in his heart. i know his heart. he's a genuine decent incredibly hard-working president. >> there's the anticipation here at the white house with the appointment of director of homeland security john kelly to chief of staff position that the white house has now turned a corner. >> in general kelly the president selected a generational peer and dc. >> i say it over and over again. if the laws are not good laws, then change them. >> kelly enlisted and went to college and returned in 1976 by the time he required in 2016 kelli was a four-star general and served as adviser to former defense secretary during the obama administration. >> i think a great deal of john kelly could be one of the -- one of the best personnel changes that president trump has made in six months. >> kel