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. >> the sign went up at bancroft, emblazoned with the slogan love life. a tribute to lacy's daughter. she was shot and killed in 1997 at just 16 years old. an innocent bystander in the cross fire of a shooting. 20 years later adopting the slogan. the victory was short lived. the sign he work sode hard to get -- so hard to get setup, gone. presumed stolen. >> that sign is based on my daughter's blood and the blood of grant, wilson and an anyone who has been murdered in our city, this is the way do honor those to say we don't forget you. >> he was told there was no traffic accidents recorded in the area and this is the second time the sign has been swiped. >> it is bigger than you. it is bigger than me. it is for everyone. to remind us all to celebrate life . >>> new at noon, the state legislature passed a bill to officially recognize the lunar new year and that reqredlly leag fif sig -- signif begins of the chinese holiday. all. users this afternoon. the get to the ross shoe event and get the shoes you want...for way less. oh yeah. ross has the top brands

so quite an array of front pages, but not surprising, once again, brexit is there and emblazoned acrossslump in the palette, this after his interview on the bbc earlier on today. yes, the governor is being really accused of notjust by mps but also market and lists for this temporary drop in the pound. it then went up later on. well, they are all lining up to criticise him. jacob rees mann, david jones, and they are very angry at him and think he is presenting a doomsday scenario that they simply did not recognise. i think it is interesting that the daily telegraph says that mark carney therefore should be blamed because of this drop in the pound for the high cost of four holidays. that shows what they are thinking about. but we should point out that apart from these usual suspects, in that sense, the brexiteers, harshly criticising mark carney, there is somebody who feels sanguine for the opposite reason, and that is the chief executive of british airways. he says he feels assured that there will not be planes grounded here in the uk, there will be some sort of agreement that will be tr

the steps, with the irish for welcome emblazoned on the side.till with me at dublin castle, where the pope will be arriving in a very short while, is shown amari from the irish independent newspaper, who has written extensively on a number of issues. —— shona murray. we were talking a short while ago about what the pope might need to say. what are some people want to say and what he does say maybe two different things. we haven't heard what words he will offer on the subject of abuse. what do you think he needs to say? this week leading up to the pope's visit has reopened a lot of old wounds for irish people, for abuse survivors, for people that were incarcerated in the mother and baby homes, for women who have had babies taken away from them because they were unmarried mothers. for women in this country, this is 2018, the 50th anniversary of the pope's ruling against contraception, which basically put a lot of irish women into a world of perpetual childbirth. there has been a lot of traumatic impact from the catholic church xhaka stranglehold o

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the apollo marquis is emblazoned with her name "the queen of soul ."ng the hour on the life, the music, the genius, the activism of aretha franklin. she sang at three presidential inaugurations, the pre-inauguration of president carter, the inauguration of president clinton, and the inauguration of president obama. and that is where we are g going to go right now. is araretha is aretha frankling "my country'tis of thee" at president obama's first 2009guration january 20, [captioning made possible by democracy now!] the by country'tis of libertyd of sing. i land where my father died p pridehe pilgrim's frfrom every mountainside freedom, freedom riring let freedom let freedom ring let it ring now let freedomm ring ♪ amy: aretha franklin singing at the first inauguration of president barack obama, singing before the largest audience ever to witness a u.s. inauguration. this is demomocracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. our guests are angela davis. angegela, i just w want to ask , here she is singing "my country'tis of t

signs welcoming visitors to oakland went up at the corner of bancroft and durrant in east oakland emblazonedove life." a tribute to lacey's daughter, whose name means "loves life." she was shot and killed in 1997 i just 16 years old. an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire of a shooting. donald established the love life foundation in her name. 20 years later, successfully lobbied the city of oakland to adopt the slogan as its official motto. >> every time someone enters oakland they are in the love life city. >> reporter: the victory was short- lived. yesterday he discovered the sign he worked so hard to get set up here don, presumed stolen, along with the pole it was attached to. >> the sign is based on not only my daughter's blood, but the blood of oscar grant, anyone who has been murdered in our city. this is our way of honoring those we lost to say we do not forget you. >> reporter: you spoke to an official at oakland's public works department and was told there had been no traffic accidents reported in area and this is the second time the sign has been swiped. he says he wants the

instead, they chose to emblaze emblazon it on a field of white. that tells us the importance of that battle flag not only as a soldier's flag but as a national flag. we would love to make a clear distinction between the soldiers flag and the national flag. the soldiers flag had nothing to do with the confederate cause of slavery and the causes of the war. but it would not be true. the soldiers flag became also the national flag. not because we made it that way, but because the confederates themselves did. they made the soldiers flag into a national flag. there is no clear distinction between the two. in 1865 at appomattox and elsewhere, the flags were furled ase and for all presumably father ryan wrote in his famous poem. put away is holy memory not to be unfurled again. it is a thing of the past associated with the confederate dead and departed confederacy itself. if that were true, mine would be a very short talk today and we would not be arguing about confederate flags today if his advice had been heeded. even before the end of reconstruction,

. >>> we're back with the politics lead, they wore shirts and signs emblazoned with the letter q.ida rally. they are a new fringe conspiracy theory could qanon. who are these people and what do they believe? >> broadly speaking these are people that deeply distrust the government and main stream media and treat any faction that donald trump is wrongant anything as a proof of a deep blot against him. photos of missiles and mysterious 1r57kers. rants about a shadow government. free mason, secret symbols and prediction of a world about to changeful all of this is a part of the conspiracy stew cookled up by qanon, an internet conspiracy persona. some followers showed up at the president's recent rally. many see him as a hero, like them, ready to embrace wild theories to start plots about him and attack anyone that says otherwise. >> fake news, they are fake. >> reporter: they gained traction fast among followers, like one that says the parkland school shooting victims were really actors. in this case news noted earlier this week a spate of youtube videos falsely accusing top celebriti

emblazoned across the front page of "the gettysburg times" were the words "state of war declared." likewisesburg compiler had the declaration on the front page of its weekly edition. during thed introduction, or were supposed to hear during the introduction, the legislation that created gettysburg national military park also had an amendment a 1986, that allowed it and other places such as chickamauga and chattanooga to be used as training grounds in cases of a national emergency. these caps, however, were of short duration. with the declaration of war against germany, the chance of comfort gettysburg national military park to host a long-term and perhaps permanent military post. the town fathers would not wait for the army to come to them. they would solicit the federal government to bring the army back to gettysburg. a group of prominent citizens, including the mayor, president of the seminary and college, sent a petition to president wilson and secretary of war newton d baker, requesting that a training camp be established at gettysburg military park, citing the ample moving spa

emblazoned across the front page were the words, state of war declared. the gettysburg compiler like wi wise announced the declaration on the front page of its weekly edition. as you heard during the introduction -- as you were supposed to hear during the introduction, the legacy that created gettysburg national amendment allowed it and other places to be used as training grounds in a national emergency. these camps were of short duration, declaration of war against germany -- it is fathers would not wait for them to come to them. a group of prominent citizens, including the mayor president judge and presidents of the lutheran seminary and gettysburg college set it up, requesting a training camp be established. citing the ample maneuver space, the area's healthy conditions and a satisfactory railroad facilities. baker and his staff agreed. how many of you wonder why it's called gettysburg national military field? the war department was responsible for it and it had a dual purpose. not just to commemorate the battle but to be used by soldiers in cases of a

instead, what they chose to do is emblazon it on the field of white and with the vertical bar at the end. what that tells us is the importance of that battle flag not only as the soldier's flag but as a national flag. we would love to be able to make a clear distinction between the soldier's flag and the national flag. the soldier's flag had nothing to do with the confederate cause with the slavery and the cause of the war. but it's not true. it would not be true. the soldier's flag became also a national flag. not because we made it that way expo facto, but because the confederates made the soldiers flag into the national flag. there is no clear distinction between the two. but in 1865 the flags were furled once and for all presumably as father ryan wrote in his famous poem the conquered banner furl that flag for it is holy. put it away it's a holy memory not to be he assumed and counselled not to be unfurled again. a thing of the past associated with the departed of the confederate dead and with the departed confederacy itself. that had been true, mine would have been a short talk

preparation for war they made flags that they proudly presented to militia units with the insignia emblazoned on the slides. flags.ese -- these ked tobegan to be as participate in political activities and many women did respond. many women and men began to call such women female politicians. female politicians. this had a very different connotation than it does today. it did not meet somebody who ran for public office or held public office. rather it meant someone who is interested in politics, who talked about politics. what was so remarkable about this? for a long time, for centuries really, politics of been regarded as the exclusive realm of myth. -- men. women were not supposed to be interested in politics. women did not care about politics. women did not involve themselves in politics. activities and women's growing involvement in politics during the american revolution represented an important change, an alteration nudee way society th women and their relationship to politics. we are still far away from giving women political rights, but this was an important change. a change that a lot

then on the other hand we have emblazoned on my tie which of course one can never see at any distance, we have winfield scott leading the charge for the regular army. then there's also the question of change versus continuity, to what extent there was change, to what extent jackson was responsible for it and to what extent there were continuities across jackson's presidency, in other words, to what extent changes had already been made before jackson became president. the army that andrew jackson was commissioned in as a general had been a small frontier force at peace between 1794 and 1812. it was not very active developing professional capability and not very accountable financially or in supplying its soldiers. neither the soldiers nor their officers displayed the sort of discipline responsibility and subordination to authority we would expect or desire. jackson himself repeatedly challenged, ignored and subverted authority, some dysfunctional dynamics that i explore in my book, "jackson soared." here we go. this book is really a story primarily of dysfunctions, of jackson invading

statement saturday night during his induction into the pro football hall of fame sporting a time emblazonedictims. moss once played football with former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick, another outspoken athlete who used his platform who paid for it with his career. joining me are two men who disagree on whether the price that kaepernick paid was justified. camille foster, host of the podcast the fifth column and teray host of the teray show. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> since we've been talking about lebron playing what lebron james told our friend don lemon on monday about colin kaepernick. >> you heard what the president has said about marshawn, about stef. >> yup. >> about, you know, it seems like -- >> cap perfect zblik yekaeperni. >> yeah. >> men of color. what's up with that? >> what's up with that is all wrong, it's not up, it's down. for him to, like i said, use force to kind of divide us is something i can't -- i can't sit back and not say nothing. >> do you think he uses black athletes as a scapegoat? >> at times. at times and more often than not i

and on the bbc website this morning, a £5 note emblazoned with the image of striker harry kane couldulation in wales. the note was made after he won the golden boot, scoring the most goals during the 2018 world cup. who is supposed to make all of our notes? how can an engraver make a note? we think he had permission. he has notjust edited an existing one. not legal tender, we are told. has specimen written on the front of it? i don't know. has it? why don't you know? it is the first i have heard of it. the welsh will not want to spend £5 note with harry kane on it, are they? there are more questions. more questions than answers. and let me tell you what is trending on twitter in the uk. we were talking about andy murray continuing his comeback, beating kyle edmund in washington, recovering from hip surgery, of course. that is what people are going with. you may have told us on the telly, but those are on twitter. twitter always gets there first. of course it does. i have a story that broke late yesterday, not great news for house of fraser. we have talked a lot about its fortunes. ——

i‘m no fan of text speak, fyi, but it seems that it could be emblazoned all over household goods productsa kitchen cleaning product called icymi, or "in case you missed it". that was my own one. i had a text speak message and i thought it looked like someone had lent on the keyboard. the markets? the ftse100 in positive territory but onlyjust. nothing really extravagant there. it has been given a boost by some of the big oil companies like bp and royal dutch shell. the price of crude oil has been creeping up through the afternoon because of concerns about the supply from iran, as the us sanctions have kicked back in. house—builders are down. persimmon, taylor wimpey, barrett, because injuly persimmon, taylor wimpey, barrett, because in july there were fewer mortgage applications approved despite their in theory being a lot of demand as people try to get on better mortgages before more interest rate rises coming from the bank of england. thank you. almost 40 years on from the last papal visit tens of thousands of people are expected to travel to dublin to see pope francis this weekend. but

match the promises made, the famous £350 million extra per week for the nhs, for example, that was emblazonedappen. fall of those reasons i think we should have a people's vote on any deal, notjust ano people's vote on any deal, notjust a no deal situation. 0k, chuka umunna, thank you your time this afternoon. thank you. if you have any questions about what you've heard from the brexit secretary and the government's no—deal advice you can put them to anand menon, the director of uk in a changing europe at 3:30pm today on the bbc news channel. please send in your questions using the #bbc askthis. you can text 61124 , or send them via email: askthis@bbc.co.uk. 3:30pm we will put those questions to an expert who can pick some of the complications of all of this. hundreds of thousands of teenagers across england, wales and northern ireland have received their gcse results this morning. there's been a rise in the overall proportion of pupils attaining the pass mark — up by 0.5%. in england, there have been major changes to the exam, with a new grading system and less coursework. elaine dunkley has