a&m university professor reginald ellis is the author of "between washington and du bois: the racial politics of james ."ward shepard" in this interview, recorded at american historical association meeting, he talked about shepard's involvement in education and politics, his impact on north carolina and how era.vigated the jim crow this is about 20 minutes. >> reginald ellis, a professor at florida a&m university, let's gentleman, "the racial politics of james edward shepard." who was he? individualard was an who was born and raised of a father who was a prominent african-american minister in the carolina.orth parents were individuals who out of theme institution of slavery and then up thriving as prominent african-americans in the state carolina. dr. shepard goes on to what --ed education at receive advanced education and goes on to become one of the first inican-american pharmacists the state of north carolina. shortly thereafter, he goes on father's footsteps and tries out the ministry and theels the world with international sunday school association, which leads him to his higher

miss ellis for your testimony. the life-threatening hazards of unsafe household products such as dressers and crib bumpers can affect anyone and everyone. in the city of chicago, we have nned the use of crib bumpers, giving chicago parents more of. my district is actually in the city of chicago, most of them in the south suburbs, so i have a rural portion. into thirds at risk of my district my dislike your son. parents are burdened with -- to make sure that the purchase is safe. i wanted to ask a question. when we talk about education, all of you have talked about education, doctors, parents going to parent groups that will have children or in your case, it the firefighters, who should educate beyond government? i know that we have our responsibilities to do what we need to do, but what would you recommend so that we get to everyday people about what they should do? ms. ellis: i really am glad to see that the american academy of pediatrics is backing the sturdy act. my pediatrician had a tip of her story herself, s

you ready for ellie?grand canyon and niagara falls. now he's practicing for his upcoming performance right here in times square where he and his sister will walk from opposite ends of a wire and cross in the middle and i'm excited to say erin andrews and i will host the live event. it will be exciting and, nik, thank you for joining us. you're 50 feet up in the air. you're practicing for this unprecedented walk. so, you know what, how are you doing, man? how does it feel? what's the view from up there? >> i'm doing great, man. the view is gorgeous. i love my hometown of sarasota, florida, out here practicing at nathan betterson park. >> and we know, nik, that you've been intensely training for this for awhile. you feel like you're ready because the event is right around the corner. >> i do. i feel great. you know, me and my sister have been practicing for the last six weeks steadily. at least two times a day, probably four to five hours a day, sometimes longer than that and we are both feeling very confid

the usa head coach ellis is actually english.tsmouth and moved to the usa a long time ago but was asked in her media conference whether she felt at all english in the lead up to this match. her captain alex morgan was beside her and said, no, she's100% american. she was asked whether she would have had the same opportunities in the women's game if she hadn't moved to the usa. i grew she hadn't moved to the usa. igrew up she hadn't moved to the usa. i grew up playing with boys in the schoolyard and my brother in the backyard so i had had zero opportunity to play football over here so that's what america gave me is an environment to put on my first ever tea m is an environment to put on my first ever team uniform terms of soccer andi ever team uniform terms of soccer and i always loved the sport so it just gave me a vehicle to really experience it even more. 0ne experience it even more. one of the things that makes this semifinal so tasty as the individual matchups between players. alex morgan against many bright and steph houghton

ellis and smith caused a shock in minsk and put on an emphatic performance to beat the, also british,ampions chris and gabby adcock. it was a second gold at the games for ellis — he took gold with chris langridge in the men's doubles yesterday. let's turn our attentions to wimbledon now... where kyle edmund will lead british hopes in the men's singles. andy murray will be there, in the men's doubles and possibly the mixed — and right now, there's a lot of talk of a very exciting pairing.. 23—time grand slam champion serena williams. when asked about the prospect she said "i'm definitely available". now 37, serena has only played five tournaments this year because of a knee injury. and andy murray himself has said she would be a "solid partner." sally nugent has been speaking to the seven—time wimbledon chamipions ahead of the start of the tournament tomorrow. ifeel good now, it has been a rough time for me this year but i'm finally at a place where i am like, oh, my god, i'm not in pain, let's do this! so this is a good place for me to be in. you feel not in pain and ready to go? yes,

the others who disembarked at ellis island had a more difficult path. but still some rose to a life of prosperity in their new home. davies toffs born in bavaria emigrated with his mother in 847 and went on to make levi jeans a mass consumer product. line of fish dine vague arrived in new york from hamburg an 850 he went on to become world famous for his steinway piano. henry john heinz who invented tomato ketchup was born in the u.s. but his father came from germany. as did another immigrant treated his trump grandfather of donald trump. before and after becoming president donald trump campaigned for more restrictive immigration policies and for a wall along the border to mexico. the vast majority of european immigrants arrive through new york even those who plan to continue to the midwest immigrants who stayed in new york generally settled in specific neighborhoods which became little italy little germany or little russia. their children were automatically granted american citizenship through birthright. new york could become a modern day bagel and no

ellis act -- vacation 43, 8 fire victims. what we are looking at now with the restrictions expiring, there are in hud or state funded projects, there are 15 buildings current currently at risk of losing affordability restrictions. that totals over 1500 units between 2021 and 20 2029. inclusionary 45 buildings totals 500 units expiring between 2028 and 2064. there is room in the displaced tenant housing preference for this amendment. there were 56% of the units set aside for displaced tenant housing preference were not filled by those applicants. there are many reasons. because someone is evicted and gets the certificate does not mean they meet eligibility for affordable housing. also, there are some buildings that are set aside for seniors or set aside for transitional age youth or return es like the alice griffith buildings. those were set aside for those people. displaced tenants did not apply or qualify. also, the reason why the applicant numbers are higher is because what happens when someone gets the certificate and they

ellis taylor told me how the shutdown will impact the aviation industry.some ways, the indian aviation industry has already adjusted to shutdown ofjet airways. this has not operated afloat since the 17th of april. we have seen in the past couple of months some of the airlines are saying they have effectively filled the gap in the market. there are some questions about internationally, the ones to canada and europe and the us. there are not canada and europe and the us. there a re not really canada and europe and the us. there are not really many airlines in india who can pick that up. we have seen other airlines, in europe, moved to pick up some of the capacity gap that was left there. but there are still more roots that will be farmed out to the other carriers in india. that's right. it seems to be good for all the rival airlines. they are, as a result, enjoying higher profit margins because they are picking up the gap, to some degree. but how long can this last? we have seen indigo, the most profitable airline in india indicate that that will only last a

in a moment we'll hear from alex morgan, who is targetting the golden boot but first here's jill ellisborn in portsmouth. i have a lot of great memories. i cannot say i supported portsmouth, i have always been a manchester united fan. but i spent many summers in edinburgh, my whole british culture and growing up, still i think is with me for sure. i am very grateful for that. i don't think had i grown up for that. i don't think had i grown up in another country, the passion for football would be where up in another country, the passion forfootball would be where it up in another country, the passion for football would be where it is and where it was. my goal is to help this team to win a world cup. as long as the goals continue to come, then i am happy. that is not goals continue to come from me, but this team. right now, megan rapinoe has put the team on her back from spain to france and it is going to take players like that and a couple of individuals in each game to step up and help carry this team and megan rapinoe has done that in great fashion in the last two games. spain's maver

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the other account and want to share with you is of a woman by the name of an ellis. ellis. the remember when i told you that scholars thought this home, you don't come out once you go in. they tended to stay there. mississippi passed a law that would provide free medical care to any pensioner who needed that care. you could go to the home and be seen. you could leave. what ended up happening was that veterans were able to use this like a modern v8 facility. an ellis arrived in 1934. she was honorably discharged. sometimes they will give the reason if you are dishonorably discharged. one woman was discharged for drunkenness. ellis.a she was discharged a month after she came into the home. in july of 1935, amazing woman. only 11 days. in 1936, 19again 43, and 1944. just for the short stays. you, we dow i told have some official records of the home. we have meeting minutes of the board. we have some official to your reports. -- two year reports. for the years when an ellis is there, we do not have records. i cannot prove she was coming in for medical care. i can show other peo

ellis williamson, mr. john f daigle ii and mr. james morgan kiel, all world war ii veterans.representing the united kingdom, commodore andrew benton, royal navy, british embassy, anthony h grant, world war ii veteran, mr. thomas frederick kissinger, world war ii veteran, and michelle evelyn berquist -- miss evelyn berquist. [no audio] representing the national park service is mr. jeffrey wrightreinboldt, paige pedilla, world war ii veterans -- our last wreath is presented by friends of the national world war ii memorial, mr. josh bunting iii, colonel andre -- embassy of ukraine, mckenzie and mr. robert levine, world war ii veteran p.o.w. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, at this time, please rise and render appropriate honors the playing of taps -- [playing taps] you may be seated. ladies and gentlemen, it is now time that we honor all branches of our armed services by playing the armed service songs. if you are serving or have served, please rise to be recognized when your service song is being played. now to perform the armed forces medley, the united states army band. (musi

jill ellis is actually english. she was asked in the lead up whether she felt at all english?she have had the same opportunities in england as she did in the us? i had zero opportunity to play foot ball i had zero opportunity to play football here so that is what america gave me, and environment to put on my first ever team uniform in terms of soccer and i always love the sport and now itjust kind of gave me a vehicle to kind of experience it even more. now, one of the things that makes the semifinal so tasty is the individual matchups between players. morgan against horton. but the individual matchup that phil neville was asked specifically about was lucy bronze, the player that he said was the best in the world, potentially up against megan rubino, the talisman. it might be rachel daly up against megan rubino, you never know. rachel daly did really well and the ability of bronze to step in. megan is someone from day one i have really admired. i rememberwhen someone from day one i have really admired. i remember when there was a ball that bounced on the touchline, i went to c

the 10,000 steps a day >> reporter: tonight one adage is still true moderation in all things rehema ellis, nbc news, new york >>> up next, the college star with the heart of a champion inspiring america. >>> in tonight's "inspiring america," it's game two of the women's college world series and our kevin tibbles introduces us to a player putting up a fight on and off the field. >> back to the fence, and making the catch on the track is stevie wisz >> reporter: stevie wisz puts her heart and soul into softball and as the ucla bruins battle for the championship, it's this senior's grit off the field that is most remarkable she's already stared down two open heart surgeries because of a birth defect. >> not only increases the pressure around the heart, but also makes my heart work a lot harder than everyone else's. >> reporter: her doctors have cleared her to play. >> stevie wisz will come on as the pinch runner >> reporter: postponing surgery number three. >> she just is such an amazing person that the amount of energy that she gives to us, it's unmeasurable. >> reporter: a team leader on a

here's nbc'sra haehema ellis. >> in detroit these walls crumblingbut they hold potential.of the cycle of poverty. they're sifting through searching for bits of color, remnants of graffiti unique tohis city. for amy peterson it's a way to build something butiful and lasting. >> it's really a journey hat was inspired originally by the women that i would meet who were living in the shelter. >> the s formerports attorney polished her idea turning graffiti chips into jewelry and started anonprofit called rebel now. >> i noticed underneath were ath e layers and how could we expose those layers and what would it look like? >> the goal? create something unique and empower women to overcome barriers while teaching them about money management and work skills. so far women have been through the program. >> the women that i've been able to be around d only basis are so incredible and uplifting. >> business is growinje lry sold online and now in retail stores in 11 states lping women like michelle thompson. how much experience did you have in making jewelry? >> i didn't have any experi

the alleged driver at maddie ellis killing. governor wilson witsel opens the press conference. and then detective ginny turn largest who is leading this investigation explains how officers used technology and tip off from informants to identify lesser included as the alleged assassins and one crucially their movements in the moments before mary-alice death where is the evolution is the result of i think what is not paris are you satisfied or are we want to. stop users of a. detective large assess the analysis of less is internet searches sheds light on a possible motive you know it's not the former policeman had been looking for targets on the political left not just money or. heavier more. in another space time guy just you know i. was it. i mean joe gained by he has a very own. because. if you assume you can enjoy the journalists are skeptical they wonder why previous theories about money as clashes with housing construction are suddenly no longer valid because i wanted to . know if it got here again no no no no it was those little known overdubbing recently tried many here b

ellis williamson served squadron599th bomb in the european theater of operations. ii with u.s. navy. [applause] servedjames morgan kiel on the uss john chandler with the u.s. navy. [applause] he participated in the d-day landings at normandy 75 years ago today. [applause] grant served in the quartermaster call in europe, arriving in normandy a month after the d-day landings. [applause] in the koreanght war and retired as a major in 1962. [applause] frederickmas kissinger served as a pilot with u.s. navy. [applause] >> mr. helmut bone served with the motor ambulance company and was deployed to normandy, france in july of 1944. [applause] lewis served as a corporal with u.s. marine corps. [applause] >> mr. robert levine landed on utah beach as part of the normandy invasion. he was later captured and held as a german pow. [applause] i will make a few very brief remarks. i'm 53 years old. thank you, gentlemen, from the bottom of my heart, for 75 years of freedom, democracy and peace in europe. thank you from the bottom of my heart. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, p

ellis williamson served with the 599th bomb squadron in the european theater of operations.. john f naegele ii served with the u.s. navy. [applause] mr. james morgan kiel served on -- as a seaman first class on the uss john chandler with the u.s. navy. [applause] he participated in the d-day landings at normandy 75 years ago today. [applause] mr. anthony h. grant served in the quartermaster corps in europe, arriving in normandy a month after the d-day landings. [applause] he also fought in the korean war and retired as a major in 1962. [applause] mr. thomas frederick kissinger served as a pilot with the u.s. navy. [applause] mr. helmut served with the motor ambulance company and was deployed to normandy, france in july of 1944. he first saw action as a u.s. -- the u.s. army fought through the hedgerows. [applause] mr. patsy lewis served as a corporal with the marine corps. [applause] mr. robert levine landed on utah -- with the 90th division and landed on utah beach as part of the normandy invasion. he was later captured and held as a german pow. [applause] i will make a few

a few concerns coming out of this match particularly a few question marks of the coaching of jewel ellis she started alex morgan who is of course the world's best striker but she was 100 percent fit going into this game with an injury concern and told on the pitch and when you have a player like kali lloyd on the bench it doesn't really make sense to start your star struck and risk further injury as well as that lindsey hair and she was also left on the bench possibly one of the world's best midfielders so a few personal questions but also ellis was seeming reluctant to change the game to make a 1st sub until the 85th minute and that's a bit of a concern because against better teams that's not going to fly for the u.s. against spain of course as you said a soft penalty towards the end handed it to him and that doesn't bode well and now they're coming up against the hosts france who are very strong outfit and that should be a cracking match in the quarter finals and i think the u.s. are going to have to make a game if they're to get through the semi's and look to defend their crown so we'

rio olympic bronze medal winners marcus ellis and chris langridge have won gold in the badminton mensr kim astrup and anders rasmussen from denmark 21—17, 21—10 ellis returns to the court tomorrow with partner lauren smith battling for gold with the number one british pair chris and gabby adcock. there was also gold for great britain in boxing, as the impressive pat mccormack who won a unanimous decision over the russian welterweight khariton agrba. whilst phil neville is readying his side for a world cup semi final against usa, twin sister tracey is counting down for the netball world cup. that starts in liverpool in a couple of weeks. neville will be stepping down as head coach of england after the tournament to start a family but hopes to be back on the sidelines in the future. this is not my last world cup. the girls want to do it for themselves. and they did for themselves last year and and they did for themselves last yearandi and they did for themselves last yearand i want and they did for themselves last year and i want them to do for themselves because they deserve that. i ca

here is rehema ellis. been chicken is betteran ed meat to lower your cholesterol. >> by eating more chicken, i'm eating healthy. >>eporter: but that may not be true. a small study suggests poultry and beef can be equally bad in causing high cholesterol. but wait a minute. i thought beef was worse than chicken. t >> and you're alone. i think a lot of that. have thought we've always been told beef is going to be worse for our heart health. turns out it's not the cut of beef, it's the saturated fat in those meats that causes problems. here you can cut off the fat in chicken. if it has skin on it, it can cause problems as well. reporter: and another study challenging another 10,000 steps every day. >> try to get out every day and walk a little bit. >> eporter: doctors say that 10,000 steps isn't based on scientific evidence. it came from a marketing strategy to sell pedometers. new research shows older women need only to walk half that distance to reduce the risk of death by 41%. >> any little bit that you can

now to the women's world cup which saw some heavyweight games on wednesday published ellie ellie as has all the action we have to begin with germany and spain because this was a really hard fought win for the germans that's right sara it was a very difficult game for germany and spain spain actually dominated possessions for at this match and but germany's solid defense was really what won them the game and of course the goal because it was a one they'll win in the end but let's take a look actually at this report before we get talking a little bit more about germany. germany without injured star midfielder jennifer john were under pressure again spain who created more chances early on but shortly before the break germany applied their own pressure off the cross alexander potts header popped out and sell it to a bridge was there to pick up the pieces giving germany a one goal lead after the restart germany kept up the momentum pop again with a header but this time the keeper kept hold. despite spain having the lion's share of the ball they couldn't crack the germany defense a late appea

northbound 101 before ellis, a vehicle off the roadway into the bushes and caught fire. lane is blocked and we have minor injuries. 237 and northbound >>> got a fire danger developing starting tomorrow, 1:00 in the afternoon through saturday at 11:00. it's close, not in the bay area, but in the sacramento valley. it's because of gusty winds that will develop thursday night and friday night. 2.2 million people under that gun. 91 in sacramento. sea breeze reaching there, chico 98. l.a. and san diego low 70s. cloudy and 67 in monterey. eureka sunny and 65. low to mid 80s in the high country without the threat of thunderstorms. today for the most part, another chance developing friday and over the weekend. low to mid 70s with sunshine and breezy conditions. the thunderstorm threat goes away. >>> new at 6:00 a.m., president trump's former white househite e this is brand new video of hope hicks inside the capitol about 30 minutes ago. hicks is the first senior trump administration official mentioned in special counsel robert mueller's report to testify before congress. today's

this is the largest swearing-in ever on ellis island where the statue of liberty is. on constitution citizenship day. and what that did, by having the ellislization ceremony on island, on constitution day was to reinforce the points that those who know the most about our system of government happen to be our new citizens as they have to pass every test. the rest of us who are born in this country don't have to pass any tests, and sadly, we know less about government than we should. that was a remarkable a i will always remember. and here is a poster of three circuit whoe second were born in other countries and are naturalized citizens. post-truthve several -- posters of great americans .orn abroad mikell baryshnikov, george famousine, who was a choreographer. oscar de la renta. all whole we believed to have been naturalized in the second circuit itself. there are some others. diane von furstenberg. here are some more. we will end with patrick ewing, who isasketball player now the head coat at georgetown. -- head coach at georgetown. >> one thing about the exhibit the

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>> a cheetah. >> good one. >> elly and sophie, they can really pick them. sent to its room? because he was baaad. >> why couldn't the frog drive to work? why couldn't the frog drive to work? >> because his car was towed. >> elly and sophie, you can come back any time to give me some corny jokes. >> good jokes, girls. you guys love oreos. they are constantly innovating. it is amazing. these people are great. the feeding frenzy. i am also constantly innovating. that looks like it is from the '80s. they have any flavors, mint chocolate chip and a latte cream and they have marshmallow moon to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the apollo lunar landing. waters world, at 8:00 p.m. saturday night. we have a nude bicyclist to participated in the nude bike ride to fight climate change. >> check that out. you really pulled that off. >>> how long would you wait for a roller-coaster ride? well, some harry potter fans wish they could cast a spell to make it shorter. take a look at this video. thousands of potterheads lined up for the magical motor bike adventures, the

ellie, who are you backing? at the moment, i am not backing?articularly. i think last night's debate was a bit embarrassing, squabbling over each other and trying to take jabs at each other and it is not how i want my party to be represented. ok, so what are you waiting for to draw you towards one particular candidate? well, i was between dominic raab and sajid javid but obviously dominic rob is now outside of the —— out of the leadership race but i'm not 100% on sajid javid. i think he has good longevity in terms of after brexit but i'm not so keen on his brexit policy as it stands. that could change over the next couple of weeks and it is all to play for. he was the lowest in the most recent vote, so he could go out, which is why i am not sticking by a particular candidate at the moment because, again, iam candidate at the moment because, again, i am not feeling too won over by any of them. sajid javid is probably my top person but it is all to play for. so you would want him on the final two. mahyar, thanks for your patience, you backing at

ellis and smith caused a shock in minsk and put on an emphatic performance to beat the, also british,arts tomorrow and there's no andy murray in the men's singles so they'll be plenty of attention on britain's current number one kyle edmund. in an exclusive interview, our sports correspondent david 0rnstein joined edmund on a tour of his favourite football club — liverpool — and found out that edmund is more nervous watching football than he is playing tennis. there is a point you really have to start believing it if you want to do it. kyle edmund has lofty ambitions. hejoined me on a visit to liverpool. the bottom line is you are never consider great or good in people's minds without silverware — i think that is the nature of sport. you think of all those guys winning trophies who have been so consistent throughout these years. there is a time when they will be coming out of it and there is a gap to be filled and it is down to me to do it. born in south africa but raised in yorkshire he has been a lifelong liverpool fan. there is a gap to be filled and it is down to me to do it. born

the ellis act is another tenure look back.all those units have to be replaced, and then that goes along with the foot right of first refusal. the way that the state law assigns the affordability is it is affordable to the house sold at the current income where they don't pay more than 30% of their income, that is very widely applicable that is also in state law. >> i completely understand. the question would be, i'm asking if it is 95 and i make 1200 a-month, will it be 30% of my 1200? do i get to come back at my rate >> i don't think that is how state law is written. but my read of what the state law says it is based on the income of the people that are reentering the unit. >> okay. great. a couple of the questions on how we actually implement this, this 30 day thing. first of all, the historic resources and the need to beat the drum on the need to have a survey. can we require an h.r.e. as part of the packet so we can deem it complete? do we put the onus on the developer like we do today to survey everything to say, look, yo

gavin ellis, thank you so much for talking to us about that which?als. let's go to central london to the conservative conference, one of the two candidates of the conservative leadership is about to adjust the party activists. good morning. what a great welcome, thank you so much. i've had great couple of days. yesterday i was, i have had a great couple of days. i was in the matter to the mac west midlands, i had a run around the cathedral, it was beautiful, i went toa cathedral, it was beautiful, i went to a chocolate factory, a steel factory, a free haircut, all sorts of unexpected things happening. thank you, lou, for inviting me and when i originally accepted the invitation, i did so expecting to talk to about policy and my life as foreign secretary. i dojust talk to about policy and my life as foreign secretary. i do just want to tell you this story that the longest serving ambassador in london told me a few weeks ago. it is actually the kuwaiti ambassador, he has been heavy 25 years, he is known as the dean of the diplomatic corps, he said, jer

ellis and smith beat a french pair in the other semi. a bit tighter this 21-19, 21-12.y the adcocks. whilst phil neville is readying his side for a world cup semi final against usa, twin sister tracey is counting down for the netball world cup. that starts in liverpool in a couple of weeks. neville will be stepping down as head coach of england after the tournament to start a family but hopes to be back on the sidelines in the future this is not my last world cup. i think the girls want to do it for themselves. they did it for themselves. they did it for themselves last year and i want them to do it for themselves because they deserve that. i can only focus on this world cup and for the girls, i hope they know for sure that they wa nt hope they know for sure that they want this world cup as well. if they wa nt to want this world cup as well. if they want to do it for me, that's fine. but we are doing it for everything that we work towards over the last four years because they have absolutely been outstanding in their professionalism to get to this point so professionali

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are right in the stadium will be coming back in at some point and i'm standing very close to steve ellis now this is where real madrid normally celebrate it will be interesting to see whether those liverpool fans come down here and celebrate in style like all the people here madrid know how to a city that. well used to european cup finals and of course celebrating those big european nights of football so a great result for liverpool finally at their 60 european cup congratulations to them and commiserations to wear all those spurs fans moan paolo foley alias in madrid don't cotton to holland thank you. thanks rebecca. and to the growing debate in germany over anti semitism now with 2 groups of demonstrations came face to face here in berlin today the anti israel could stay protest which opposes israeli control of jerusalem was met by hundreds of pro israel demonstrators datable a reporter kate brady was there. the same procedure as every year since the 1980 s. al could stay has been marked in germany with an anti israel demonstration. but critics deem it as anti semitic with reports of f

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