brotherhood? >> but we're all different. >> are you? i think a look at the facts right from the start. the first people on earth live close together and looked alike but we spread out and as they drifted farther and farther apart, little differences -- differences began to appear. most of the people of the world kept the same in between colors of their ancestors and still do. three groups on the very edges of the world population develop distinct differences in colors. these groups gave rise to our idea of three separate races of mankind. >> there are other differences in people beside the skin color. >> yes, you find all sorts of hair, eyes, nose shapes, and sizes, but you find these same differences within each group. it is only color and a few other frills that distinguish our three races, the caucasian, the negroid, and the mongoloid. for example, there is no difference in physical strength. >> well, strength, sure, but what about brains? >> there are some variations. for instance there is a d

what about this business of brotherhood? >> but we're all different? >> are you?facts. right from the start. the first people on earth knew only a very small section of it. they lived close together and looked alike. but pretty soon they started to spread out. and as they drifted further apart, little differences began to appear. most of the people of the world kept the same in-between colors of their ancestors and still do. but three groups on the very edges of the world population developed distinct differences in color. these exceptional groups gave rise to our idea of three acc t separa separate races of mankind. >> there are other differences. >> you find all sorts of hair, eyes, nose shapes, and sizes. but you find these same differences within each group. it's only color and a few other frills that distinguish our three races. the caucasian, the neg roid and the mongo lloyd. for example, there is no difference in physical strength. ♪ >> well, strength, sure, but what -- brains? >> there are some variations. for instance there's a difference of about -- cubi

international brotherhood of teamsters union in cedar rapids, iowa. the first candidate to speak his former vice president biden. ♪ >> ok, i want to introduce our first candidate who will tell us why we should elect him, former senator from the great state of delaware, former vice president joe biden. [applause] [cheers and applause] mr. biden: ok. >> welcome. mr. biden: thank you. it is good to be home. >> vice president biden, we are in a room full of teamsters and i want you to tell all of them here and all of them watching, why they should vote for you. but no malarkey.

this cold to murder the libyan dictator was made by one of the leaders of the muslim brotherhood a political refugee and. so the feeling was that al-jazeera was increasingly trying to give voice to opponents of the arab world in particular to the muslim brotherhood was. the catell or ease have also financed and islamist movements in libya and syria and internees and egypt they have contributed to the electoral victories of the muslim brotherhood. and the. saudis and iranians have seen how they worst enemies gain power and do everything to overthrow them. the 2 countries staked everything on the return of the military in order to eliminate the muslim brotherhood. in egypt they chose to support general el-sisi and guarantee him financial aid. under his command the egyptian army staged a coup that ended in the blood. the egyptian regime took revenge on him by sentencing a team of al jazeera reporter has to 3 years in prison. sick and that's how the riff deepened on the arabian peninsula between qatar on the one hand and saudi arabia and the united arab emirates on the other. was a hole in the u

and that theat we hope world will not narrow into a neighborhood before it has broadened into a brotherhoodlause] silent night, holy night, all , -- wondrous god, lanai light -- lend thy light ♪ >> next on american history tv you, we hear about james wormley jones, who is thought to be the first african-american special by thehired in 1919 forerunner of the fbi. um and fbihim -- newse hosted this event. afternoon. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. great to have you all here. newseum's the theater. i am john maynard, the new director of programs here at the museum. we are so pleased to be partnering with the fbi for today's very

the muslim brotherhood is much weaker in libya than in some neighboring states, but it is a part of theon of the west. and then on both sides of this struggle, turkey definitely wants the western government to hang on. it remains to be seen whether turkish troops will be sent, but the troops are less important. right now with the western government needs is technology and arms. they are not lacking manpower as much as they are lacking arms. it needs more help in the air symbolicneeds to make gains, to hold the western alliance together and to demonstrate to the international community that the west isn't going to give up soon. turkey is the only country standing up against the government, which is backed by a number of countries. the latest u.n. expert panel report that came out in december and is officially being released this week cites particularly uae, jordan and turkey is the biggest of debts biggest violators of the arms embargo, but russia, sudan, chad and others are supporting have to are in turkey -- are supporting turkey isd systematically supporting the west. the americans ar

that we hope that the world will not narrow into a neighborhood before it has broadened into a brotherhooduse] ♪ silent night, holy night, light ♪ god, lend thy christ the savior is born ♪ amen ♪ >> next on american history tv, we hear about james wormley jones, who is thought to be the first african-american special agent, hired in 1919 by the forerunner of the fbi. the newseum and fbi hosted this event. john: good afternoon. good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. great to have you all here. welcome to the newseum's theater. i am john maynard, the new -- the senior director of programs here at the museum. we are so pleased to be partnering with the fbi for today's very special program as we celebrate 100 years of african-american special agents. today, the program will honor

the motherhood of the brotherhood has been around for many, many years.e of the brotherhood. we take care of the football players. our sons are fighting on that field, and today we are divided. but after today's game, all the seniors will be on america's team. >> i love that. and your sign is a place -- >> my son number 45 is a plebe, he's a freshman. it's really about the acdemics, about serving our country. >> love that. and your son is a running back. >> yes. he is in his third year, cj williams, number 20. we are all on one team. >> alt the end of the day, and we have miss erik cowl's mother here. two dreams? >> one to go to med school, one to play college football. he's achieved both dreams. go navy. >> he is a senior for the u.s. navy football team. just been accepted to medical school. fueled by good food, good fun. omega sci-fi is in the house. 120th army/navy game here in philadelphia. >> great to see. thank you very much. >>> and still ahead, senator lindsey graham not backing down in the face of criticism defending the president in so-called ri

mohammed salt was there his father a deputy minister in the short lived muslim brotherhood governmentas amongst those addressing the protesters from the stage. here i was taking pictures come back put my phone on wait for think not a calm and then tweeting taking phone calls from c.n.n. al-jazeera this and that. i mean i have time to think and i think what though and i get hit. there is this thing. here you. can almost taste it and. that of the bodies falling anywhere you look bodies upon baden's. human rights watch documented 817 victims but the number may be as high as a 1000. united states strongly condemns. the steps that have been taken by egypt's interim government and security forces we deplore violence against civilians president obama canceled a joint military exercise and froze part of the $1300000000.00 in military aid to egypt receives from the u.s. every year. but l.c.c. continued his crackdown undeterred. prison. this my face. i have been a 5th you've got to sleep you've got you've got to think shifts keeping with people has one bathroom for 50 plus men of course you're

where it's under attack now the muslim brotherhood is much weaker in libya than in some of the neighboring states but it's a part of the coalition of the west and of course we have solid on both sides of the struggle but but turkey definitely wants the western government to hang on. remains to be seen whether turkish troops will be sent but the troops are less important right now what the western government needs is technology and arms they're not lacking from in power as much as they're lacking for arms it needs more help in the air war would have to really has an advantage and it needs to make symbolic gains spoil the whole the western libyan alliance together and to demonstrate to the international community that the west isn't going to give up anytime soon turkey is really the only country that standing up against the eastern government which is backed by a number of countries the latest u.n. expert panel report that came out in early december as i think officially being released this week cites particularly u.a.e. jordan turkey as the biggest violators of the arms embargo but there ar

>> it looks so bare up there. >> i listened to the chorus singing about brotherhood from sea to shiningse we're 47 days away from the iowa caucuses. you have two people up there and one likely to be the nominee of the democratic party, but i don't think the person that will be the target tonight will necessarily be joe biden who is the national front-runner. this is a sequential process and it begins in iowa and the iowa front-runner right now is pete buttigieg, the mayor of south bend. i expect he'll be the recipient of a lot of incoming tonight. it will be interesting to see how he parries that. >> i was in atlanta for the last debate and everyone thought that was going to be the case because his campaign was certainly preparing and he was preparing to take all of the incoming and he didn't. it's hard to imagine that he'll get that pass twice especially now because as you said, he is not just ascendant, he is in the seat in iowa, and that is incredibly important for him and dangerous for the other candidates, particularly somebody like joe biden. i don't expect that joe biden is going

persecution outside and have no other place to go except india modi called for peace unity and brotherhood so everyone to stay away from room among of falsehoods the protests are not dying down instead they have been spreading to university campuses nationwide as anger at modi's government following allegations of police brutality during a rally on sunday that turned line and. the government has a text by interim university so we will fight for the constitution of india we've stated time and time again that we will fight against the government. spokesman on a porn a man on a visiting lecturer and doctoral researcher in politics at university of westminster center of democracy she says despite the discriminatory nature of the citizenship amendment will protesters are demonstrating for different reasons. the protests are right now prime the of 2 kinds so in the northeast region of india. have been having protest against fears of loud skin migration happening into the into these areas because of the citizenship amendment act while in mainland india the protest is primary against the discrimin

in transit fees for gas coming from the orange gas field in western siberia it flows through the brotherhood pipeline crossing ukraine into slovakia for further distribution within the e.u. with the introduction of the north stream pipeline in 2011 much of the russian gas delivered to the e.u. had a new route and north stream 2 will double the capacity leaving ukraine to worry not only about a major source of income but also its own demand ukraine depends on gas from russia but moscow has weaponized its supplies in the past turning off the spigot repeatedly in the 1990 s. russian president vladimir putin says similar action is no longer plan if. we are not going to sign any kind of contract with ukraine in order to stop gas translator no we are interested in this gas transit we are ukraine we want it it's a convenient route incidentally the ukrainian route is longer than the route along the baltic sea it is longer and more expensive for us but nevertheless this route is worked out to central and southern europe it's good and we're ready to keep it going through with. the next hurdle awaits n

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we found a pattern of behavior which so many of the salesian brotherhood protecting each other. moving alleged abusers from place to place. country to country. in some cases allegedly threatening whistleblowers and victims. across continents, across decades. an order meant to protect children but too many times hurts them instead. >>> it wasn't just the one priest. it was several of them. they covered for each other. >> there's a bigger problem because how many times has he abused in the last 40 years? >> two men separated by over a decade of time. but each is abuse and betrayal bleeds into the others. when he was a student in high school from 1968 to 73. local television kovrnl coverage of a shocking case. >>. salesian high school in california was a hunting ground for a ring of pedophile priests. a self-protecting cluster. anonymous victim john doe 17 filed a lawsuit that was brought in 2003. john doe 17 is joey. >> i was kind of a happy child. i was an artist. i went to a catholic grammar school. i got straight as. >> when did they change? >> we were going to play pool and th

anything to what he regarding this act he also added that this is the time to maintain peace unity and brotherhood and joining me now is how to ensure director of human rights watch menard she dunkerley read only prime minister more the has appealed for calm in the midst of these violent protests do you think the extent of the opposition has caught the government by surprise. i do hope that that is the case that the prime minister now recognizes that there is public opinion against this and that he does the right thing in india versing these policies in a democracy it's very important for. for an elected leader to heat protests. are making this about politics but do you think that these protests that we are seeing across the country represent the large majority view on the citizenship amendment act. it is hard to test that the question the question really is that there has been. a very significant number of voices students who are out on the streets. the government has made a difference in lux on this issue initially it was all about trying to control immigration which of course is a is also a pro

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brotherhood nobody will come. 'd you know i want to see my mother or my solicitor. really encouraging me to day. see that come from our family. our really c.e.o. of a people feel when they talk to me about the same situation our love was family i was one of the wives a stone i. don't respect and they just want money. just want money. i got a saying that everything and i have stories i really think i was put in prison to meet this earth to. get what i'm talking about so the people are now so they can see that somebody really lived through. this kind of stuff you can do talking about bess had no signing to fight thinks life gotten shot. globalization the dollars a share you know what is happening in the world is kind of drifting apart in a lot of different ways we look into it because there's an economic force behind it as always. join me every thursday on the alex salmond's show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. a little. live. lists lists lists. clicked. and very well might continue watching on

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brotherhood and service meet in a good old-fashioned rivalry. >> coy wire is in philadelphia.g you've got to win, yes? >> reporter: yes, no doubt about it. this is their super bowl that brings bragging rights. this game is so special. the only major college football game that's played today. president donald trump will be here for a second year. a special rivalry. so special, each team unveils new uniforms. here some of the players have something to say about ew unifo >> it's the one time a year we get to get twisted up a bit. >> going out there, it looks sweet. nike designed it. >> when you look good, you play good. >> we take a lot of pride knowing our uniforms look better than theirs. >> not only do they look sick, there's history behind them. it's war gear. it may look pretty, but the game is not meant to be pretty. >> now, as i said, each uniform telling a story. army represents the first cavalry division from back during the vietnam war. navy's uniforms represent their '60s era when they had two heisman trophy winners. now each navy jersey also pays tribute to someone wh

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persecution outside and have no other place to go except india but he called for peace unity and brotherhood and for everyone to stay away from any sort of rumor mongering and falsehoods but the protests show no sign of dying down instead they've been spreading to university campuses nationwide with thousands of students demonstrating in new delhi southern chennai and northern veyron assy as anger at the modi government following allegations of police brutality during a campus rally in the capital that turned violent on sunday india's supremes court expected to petitions challenging the citizenship law on wednesday. at least 12 people have been killed in a rebel attack in the eastern democratic republic of congo the right happened in the village of come on go on sunday night just a day earlier at least 32 people died in another attack in beni which was blamed on the rebel group the democratic forces. and thousands of gambians are rallying against the president adama baro calling for him to step down promise to leave office at the end of the year as part of a deal to form a coalition governme

democratic presidential candidates speak at a forum on labor issues hosted by the international brotherhood of teamsters union in cedar rapids, iowa. live coverage begins at 3:00 .m. eastern on c-span. >> c-span's student cam 2020 competition is in full swing. all across the country middle and high school students are hard at work creating their short documentaries on the issues they most like the 2020 presidential candidates to address in their campaigns. and would love to see your progress. take us behind the scenes. then share your photos using the #stuned cam 2020 for a chance to win additional cash prizes. still working on an idea? we've got resources on our website to help out. our getting started page at student cam.org has information to guide you through the process of making a documentary. c-span will award $100,000 in total cash prizes. including a $5,000 grand prize. all eligible entries must be received by midnight on january 20, 2020. >> the best advice i can give to young filmmakers is not to be afraid to take your issue seriously. you are never too young to have an opinion.

the songs champion universal values: love, brotherhood, and freedom-- in their case, themselves.he tuareg their songs of longing for lost homeland have opened doors. >> ( translated ): we keep asking ourselv, how is it possible that people who do not understand us or our culture, very far from our reality, can warmly welcome and support us? rds can't possibly explain how great we feel about that. >> reporter: tinariwen's new album is named for a foreign traveler. but here, they were welcomed as native sons. for the pbs newshour, i'm ali carolina.winston-salem, north >> woodruff: what a great story. and a reminder to check out our new podcast, "oken justice." the series focuses on one state's public defender system. stretched in, missouri's public defenders struggle to deliver on the promise of justice for all. you can listen by vising the "broken justice" link that's on our website. you can also find episodes on apple podcasts, stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts. all that and more on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour.ne and that is thhour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff.ve great we

. >> ( translated ): there is this brotherhood, automatic friendship and acceptance between musicians soon as we mee each other. >> reporter: their album title means "foreign traveler." thsongs champion universal values: love, brotherhood, and freedom-- in their case, freedom for the tuareg themselves. all around the world, their songs of lging for a lost homeland have opened doors. >>ep translated ): we asking ourselves, how is it possible that people who do not unrstand us or our culture very far from our reality, can warmly welcome and support us? words can't possibly explain how great we feel about that. >> reporter: tinariwen's new album is named for a foreign traveler. but here, they were welcomed as native sons. for the pbs newshour, i'm ali rogin in winstonalem, north carolina. >> woodruff: what a great story. and a reminder to check out our new podcast, "broken justice." the series focuses on one state's public defender syst. stretched thin, missouri's public defenders struggle to deliver on the promise of justice foall. u can listen by visiting the "broken justice" link that

in the universal church, or religion for a faith that teaches the importance of universal brotherhood, how does the church how does the catholic church deal with this new political sensation? >> it is scrambling at the moment. i think that's the fair statement. the catholic church has always honored patriotism, loyalty to one's country, devotion to one's national patrimony. i think where the church would try to draw line is to say that patriotism ought not express itself at the expense of others. let's aim for general pluralism here in which multiple patriotism's work to influence each other. and that's what i think is actually going on in europe right now. and it might help, possibly, and increasingly bland mono tonal overbearing brussels iraq receipt learned not every poll once to be a belgian. and it's okay. you can have a genuine pluralism of national experiences working together with in one economic units. and to some extent within one political unit. we used to call that federalism in the united states. g9 a national politics here in the u.s. are we becoming growing numbers of a

where it's under attack now the muslim brotherhood is much weaker in libya than in some of the neighboring states but it's a part of the coalition of the west and of course we have solid fists on both sides of the struggle but but turkey definitely wants the western government to hang on. we're remains to be seen whether turkish troops will be sent but the troops are less important right now what the western government needs is technology and arms they're not lacking from in power as much as they're lacking for arms it needs more help in the air war would have to really has an advantage and it needs to make symbolic gains spoil the whole the western libyan alliance together and to demonstrate to the international community that the west is going to give up any time soon turkey is really the only country that standing up against the eastern government which is backed by a number of countries the latest u.n. expert panel report that came out in early december as i think officially being released this week cites particularly u.a.e. jordan turkey as the biggest violators of the arms embargo bu

words under attack now the muslim brotherhood is much weaker in libya than in some of the neighboring states but it's a part of the coalition of the west and of course we have solid sound both sides of the struggle but turkey definitely wants the western government to hang on and that is part of the why did you political picture but of course this military agreement hasn't happened in isolation because just about a week or so ago we had this maritime agreement between libya and turkey so how much would you say this additional military set of support to libya is in for to do with the maritime agreement you know where he wants access for drilling for oil and gas in the eastern mediterranean. well the maritime in the security agreements were signed at the same time we just said further announcements today and it is true that the libyan government made concessions to turkey on maritime issues that implicate greece in crete in the european union but that really doesn't matter for libya that much because 3rd parties aren't even bound by bilateral agreements in the maritime sphere so libya a