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the red primarily construction and engineering firm names like kbr which used to be kellogg, brown and root, down 3%, jacobs engineering down 2%. granite down 2.5%. the broader markets appears investors are taking a breather after two solid gains, two days of gains with the dow struggling. earlier it was worse, we are above the flat line, 22,007, up about 13 points. what's holding us back? you can bring in home depot, weighing on the blue chip index, down 3%, as the biggest loser on the dow, that shaves off 36 points from the blue chip index. just days ago, the home improvement retailer could do no wrong, remember this beat estimates on both the top and bottom line. home depot raised full year forecast yet investors sent the stock tumbling today on concerns that the fact that inventories of homes for sale are so skinny, so few homes to buy that home depot sales might get dinged. that's the perception. >>> here's another brick and mortar stock getting slashed, dicks sporting goods striking out down 22% in the final hour of trade. biggest drop ever that the publicly traded company has seen si

we'll begin by listening to linda brown on the roots of this case. >> my memory of brown began in the fall of 19 a. in the quiet kansas tonight of to pika where a mild mannered black man took his plump 7-year-old daughter by the hand and walked briskly four blocks from their home to the all school and tried without success to enroll his child. black parents of toe pika fell that trying to enroll their children in schools nearest to their home was long overdue. many were the evenings my father would arrive home to find my mother upset because i had to take a walk, just like she did many years before and catch a school bus and be bussed some two miles across town. i can remember that walk. i could only make half of it days, because the cold would get too bitter for a small child to bear. i can still remember taking that bitter walk and the terrible cold that would cause my tears to freeze upon my face. >> that's linda brown talking about her experience as a school child in topeka, kansas and how he story led her to the supreme court and one of the landmark decisions. we'll learn about t

. ♪ ♪ >> brown: they did it, though, by listening to the past, to skiffle's roots in african- americanitional new orleans jazz and the great american folk and blues musician huddie ledbetter, known as lead belly. ♪ ♪ lonnie donegan had a hit in 1956 with lead belly's "rock island line," and british kids picked up cheap acoustic guitars, homemade tea chest basses, and washboards to play something akin to american jug band or rockabilly music. bragg says it was a turning point for british culture, still coming out of its post-war depths. >> just a month before lonnie donegan records "rock island line," food rationing ends in the u.k. it goes on after the second world war because we have a huge balance of payments problem. some things were rationed after the war that were never rationed during the war. bread, for instance, was rationed for a short while after the war. so the kids who were playing skiffle have grown up, not being able to go into a sweet shop and buy whatever they want. all of a sudden, they're 14, 15, 16, they're leaving school to go into work. they're getting paid reasona

elsewhere. >> brown: the old south comprising slaveholding states takes central stage in twitty's book, which weaves explorations of his own identity, including his conversion to judaism, the rootsf american food, and stories of his childhood. the book you chose to write is also part memoir, right? >> yeah. >> brown: so why use your own story and your own family to tell that story? >> i was always intrigued by this notion of the black autobiography, the kind of writing that maya angelou or james baldwin did. how i got over. how i came to be this person. that we have passions that last our whole lives, and that we are extremely engaged in our own history and culture. >> brown: but you didn't start out that way. >> no. >> brown: even by your own descriptions, right? i wasn't interested in soul food, i didn't even really like being black, i think you wrote? >> right, exactly. >> brown: so why suddenly explore all that? >> i wanted to re-approach this narrative of self critique and self hatred. but also, letting people know that the food was my way in. the stories... i got a sense of pride of the people who i came from, my own family. and i felt like i wanted to put the microscope o

brown, the question is yours. >> nicole, i don't -- i don't root against chipotle, but wouldn't you tell institutional clients whore the consumers of your research that there is no -- there is no reason this couldn't have a powerful bounce from $200 a share to 300 you could make the case from much higher levels all the way down so, like, why all of a sudden at this level now this is what we want to die on i'm curious as to your rational. they have execution. the trading in mind with its peer group >> 27 times forward. >> yeah. i'm looking at around 13 times even that's more the method that we used >> as you can imagine, we're in the middle of the contraction cycle for the industry in a whole. the winners, losers, the evaluation gap widens. taking all of that into account, this is a double digit unit growth story with a lot of white space that has a good unit return model you know, if we could, we would all want to franchise and own a piece of this business thankfully they don't do that and it's a company-owned model as we get further and further away from the food borne illness that caused the collapse in the mar

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brown in detroit, michigan. >> woodruff: are the united states and china heading towards war? a very theoretical question, but one with its roots in the prescient writings of an ancient greek historian. in this latest addition to the "newshour bookshelf," margaret warner talks to professor graham allison of harvard university about his new work, "destined for war: can america and china escape thucydides' trap?" >> warner: to what degree do you think the united states and china fall into this trap that this historian thucydides set up 25 centuries ago? >> i would say almost precisely. he observed a competition between athens and sparta, and wrote famously about the rise of athens and the fear that this instilled in sparta. so when a rising power threatens to displace a ruling power, in general, bad things happen. in this case, we see almost a prototypical rising power in china, which is restoring-- being restored, as some think of it, to its natural place at the center of the universe, and is the dominant power. and no ruling power has ever been sure that it belongs as number one than the u.s.a. so i would say, this is an almost

roots to nail sanders. >> and do you feel like you're lying all the time? >> yes. >> reporter: but even old impersonators are new again. bill maher used reggie brownnstrate that the conservatives would go nuts if president trump's words came out of barack obama's mouth. >> i'm speaking with myself. number one, because i have a very good brain. >> reporter: these days, imitation is the sincerest form of mockery. jeanne moos, cnn. >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose voters. >> reporter: new york. >> so much material. thanks for your company. i'm rosemary church. remember to connect with me any time on twitter. would love to hear from you. early start is next for you here in the u.s. for everyone else, stay tuned for more news with max foster in london. have yourselves a great day. >>> there is growing distrust of the trump white house. new polling with a stark reality for the president. >>> and north korea not agencies new u.n. sanctions lightly saying the u.s. is pushing the world to the brink of nuclear war, and it will make america pay if it takes action. harsh words. >>> good morning. welcome to

theme that goes through essays that the root of -- so many of these killings and i'll talk a bit about that tonight it was written by professor katherine russell brownuniversity of florida. the next chapter is called policing a model for the 120eust century by a professor's tracy mears and tom tyler professor mears served on president obama's task force on policing in the 21st century. the next chapter is my own chapter, it is culled a prosecution of black men and i'm going to talk about that a little bit. then the grand jury and police violence against black men by professor roger fairfax a lot of people were introduced to the grand jury after ferguson when they realized that the police officer wouldn't be indicted so he explains whole history of the grand jury and reveals some things that will probably be very surprising to many of you who witness what happened with a lot of these police officers. very different from ordinary citizens with the grand jury. the next chapter is called elected prosecutors and a police accountability by professor ron wright. i focus a lot on electing good progressive prosecutors and that chapter will be revealing when