from little rock. the greenbackers sweep elections. half the candidates are african-americans. you have them building a biracial line in little rock. the greenback party disappears by the end of 1870. state of0's, the whole native arkansas farm organizations are formed. the brothers of freedom, northwest. initially these organizations were all white. at the same time, they are being organized, african-american farm groups are being organized as well. monroe county, african-american farmers form the sons of the agricultural star. the same kinds of white organizations are being formed. 1886, they drop to the ,embership requirement nevertheless, all these chapters chapters, wheel segregated, they go to the same state meetings. you have white and black together for these agricultural meetings with a membership of 50,000 in arkansas by the 1880's. suppose these farm groups were nonpartisan. they are all picking up where greenback left off, nominating candidates for local offices and state legislator. 1886,

longtime little rock, arkansas resident, jerry was a pioneer in tv outdoors cable programming. he was best known for his elevision program, the fishing hole, which featured fishing trip with celebrity guests like player tede baseball williams. jerry created the show after laying baseball professionally for a short time. the fishing hole aired for 44 was the longest short of ow on espn, "sportscenter." inducted into the international game fish hall of fame, the arkansas fishing hall fame, the national fishing hall of fame, and the bass fishing hall of fame. inspiration and friend to many across our state, and i affection, espect, and prayers to his friends, ones., and loved mr. speaker, i rise today to ongratulate chief deputy rochelle stewart for receiving the lifesaving award from celine county sheriff rodney wright. stewart responded to an unknown assist emergency to e.m.s. personnel with a patient that was unconscious and not breathing. chief deputy stewart quickly recognized the patient was overdose ng an opioid nd administered nar can to -- narcan to save the patient's lif

dot com for now i'm a little rock n roll and i'll see you again tomorrow same time. live . what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 368 get the maps now. take it personally with the wonderful people and stories that make it so special that you're waiting. for. the turn to. g.w. . darkness prevails and as you provide the esko struggles to keep the lights on across south africa business news aspersions with colin powell cuts at the country's struggling energy supply about the president proposes says it will all be sorted out by mom. i'm gonna relies on imports to feed the countries fast up the top for rice but now it wants to satisfy the old domestic demand itself and on the street is a little help. from some friends. this is business africa on the wu update on african and global business news and we start in south africa where the worst blackouts for decades are continuing to hamper companies and households several large generators are struggling power utility eskom remained down foll

on little rock thank you so much for your company everyone we begin our broadcast in syria where government forces backed by russia and other allies are pushing to retake it live region the last major part of a. rebel held territory in syria and home to some 3000000 people tens of thousands are fleeing the violence and heading to the turkish border well a turkish approach is present search of tired aerator one fears they will try to enter turkey which is already sheltering nearly $3700000.00 syrians the largest refugee population in the world president on wars there will be consequences for europe if that happens. the syrian army has been subjecting rebel positions to sustained attacks president bashar al assad wants to regain control of italy province tens of thousands of people have fled since fighting intensified many want to head north to safety in turkey. turkish president heir to one says that more than 80000 people are on their way to his country. he warns that the situation is like the 2050 migration crisis. well but the mom looked at john 67 if this violence against the people of i

is up next with news about a strike at lufthansa subsidiary german wings i want to sign off from little rock in berlin i'll see you in the new year. to. be in charge of the famous naturalist and explore. your simulation comics on the funding boats. were embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on the job.

affects some african nations all that a whole lot more coming up in that business africa update on little rock n roll and on behalf of the entire new student thank you for spending this part of your day with us i'll see you again tomorrow same time sometimes. you know that 77 percent of the country are younger than $35.00. cuts me and me and you. and you know what it's time no voices go up. on the 77 percent be told both the issue. this is where you want. to 77 percent this weekend on d w.

. >> reporter: publisher the newspaper in little rock. >> i feel like journalism is really importantl threat. >> reporter: instead of changing his newsroom that employs 106 people, huffman changed his business model. >> if i go ahead and tap on it, here is your paper. >> reporter: building not a website but a digital replica of the actual newspaper. the front page and even the cross word puzzle and now for an ipad. >> instead of eliminating the cost of reporters and editors, we eliminated a lot of materials. >> reporter: he tested his idea in the tiny town, home to 200 subscribers in blytheville. it would not work if every subscriber would own an ipad. >> the already struggling newspaper proposing buying every subscriber in the state an ipad. it was bold, expensive and met with some resistance. >> three different places and nobody had a newspaper. long time subscriber was furious but not for long. >> it was easy and exactly the same format. >> if you miss a day, you can go back and pull up that paper. >> yes, when i leave down, i don't have to get somebody to pick up old newspapers.

then, bill clinton this is little rock area it jon: yes david: yes little rock election night.e it said doubts about dole. he was dropping in on former president bush and governor bush and they were sitting together and he pointed at me and said david kennerly just about cost me five points in the polls. he was really mad. jon: you need the marriage, what percentage of your photographs have been published? david: i would say maybe. 1% of my pictures. the incredible things about having the archive. people can go back and look at the pictures that have hopefully they will be scanned online. the context of all of these other >> people in the room, thousands and thousands of pictures that you have never seen any good chance to go back and say well there's dick cheney when he was chief of staff of staff of the white house. before he became darth vader. it jon: he had most of his own body parts then. jon: i envy what the center for creative photography has here. this is the raw material of what people like me do. it's more valuable in many ways than oral history or some of the docume

big headline today is we have a narrow band of snow that's starting to develop around dallas to little rock it will cause little to accumulation this morning into your afternoon could pick up significant accumulation for parts of the south going in later tonight so accumulation for rain, once again, that will start to rev out throughout your afternoon. to up to an inch more out to th el paso, high of 57 with the cloud cover in place for texas we'll talk about this snow forecast coming up when the 60s will start to fade away. >> that's what's up. >> yeah, right snow and bye-bye to 60s. >> can't wait for that thanks, janessa. >>> today's quick hits pet smart shoppers in louisiana were in for an unexpected surprise when miss ffit walked . >>> a 20-foot inflatable leg lamp is now on display in front of the classic house used in "a christmas story. won in the movie it's, quote, indescribably beautiful. >>> megan rapinoe has been named sports person of the year by spor"sports illustrated. she is just the fourth womanin history to win the honor unaccompanied. the honor unaccompanied. most patients

is up next with news about a strike at lufthansa subsidiary german wings i want to sign off from little rock in berlin i'll see you in the new year. in charge of the famous naturalist and explorer. to sydney bridge comics on the funny boats 250th birthday or embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w. . is country as honest as children but christmas time. jan what do they wished for. for themselves their families their friends and even that animals. can't fool. what are their fears and waters. just can't understand. what do they want to know about the christ child do they believe. and where does the christ child live. she doesn't know she says only mummy and daddy know that. children sent thousands of letters to the christ child in him a start in germany every year the town's name means heaven city that's why we've taken a look at a few of them 1 . christ child i'm lisa and i'm 19 years old i wanted cooking class for christmas. and i went to the many nice things for a long time because we were very sick mayberry's name meats that wasn't fully cooked. like they sing so much

next we you and i are going to another interview in little rock arkansas in a venue that holds 18,000people and not only are all the tickets on, there is a waiting list of 60,000 people. [applause] so, how does it feel to be a cultural pop icon in your '80s '80s? [applause] everyone wants to take a picture with me. [laughter] the notorious rpg was noted by a student at new york university law school. it's made about the decision surrendered in the shelby county case. then she thought to herself i'm angry about that that anger will not give me any place, so i'm going to do something positive. the announcement i made on the bench in the shelby county case she called it the notorious rpg. people asked me what in the world do you have in common? [laughter] when you enter justice o'connor werwere on the court ethernet a, some reason the supreme court advocates kept confusing you the hair style was different, everything. >> for 12 years, sandra day o'connor was the lone woman on the supreme court and advocates for accustomed to there being a woman on the court, sandra day o'connor. i justic

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this is 4000 people, i'm not quite sure, next week you and i are going to another interview in little rock in a venue that holds 18,000 people and not only are all the pickets gone, there is a waiting list of 16,000 people. [applause] so, my dear, notorious rbg, how does it feel to be a cultural and pop icon in your 80s? [laughter] [cheering] [cheering] [applause] >> it's amazing. [laughter] at the age of 86, everybody wants to take a picture of me. the notorious rbg was started by second-year student at new york university law school. she was dismayed about the decision the court had recently rendered the shelby county case. that held key provision of the voting rights act of 1965. then she thought to herself, and angry about that. but anger will not get me anyplace so i'm going to do something positive, the positive things she did was put on the internet on tumbler in the announcement i made from the bench of my defending opinion in the shelby county case should cool the new Ãb she had in mind a well-known wrapper in the notorious big. people asked me, what in the world you have in commo

he once referred to him as little rock met can. where are we in state of affairs? ving towards calling him little "rocket man" or calling a summit in singapore? >> we don't want to come back to 2017 when we had the rhetorical discussion between the two of them that was not flattering for either head of government. there were lots of missile tests going on during that period as well. so we don't want that to happen again. i think we're in the post singapore summit 2018 world trying to figure out how we deliver on the big promise of that summit, which included the non-binding commitment to have a nuclear, get rid of nuclear weapons. blake: not so much, real quickly, so much we as is them at this point. how do you change their attitudes and thinking? >> i think their attitudes are changing. that is why we have the discussions about a christmas surprise that doesn't happen. i doubt, though i'm not sure, that they will do anything before year's end. they are isolated. i mentioned that already. the sanctions are crushing. even with the chinese and russians pulling back fr

that james famously wrote on a wall at the headquarters in little rock, change versus more of the same. it's the economy, stupid. don't forget health care. a lot of people concluded that one of the issues when he ran for president in 1992 was health care. it comes through loud and clear in these oral history interviews in which you can access through the miller website. he did not talk free much about health care. touch about welfare reform and other issues. when he became president he had this impression that health care was going to be a major part of his agenda. he bought into that. it turned out to be the biggest political failure of his first term. >> let me lead off on this. the date is important. it's october of 1993. to help you remember, late october of 1993. this was the month of black hawk down. this is a really bad month. the haiti mess also. what you've got here is blind man clinton in the darkening park. this is the best of foreign policy, christopher? he seeing-eye dog, who is also blind says, yes sir, i believe it is. christopher is born christopher, his secretary of st

louis into little rock, and a lot of heat building ahead of this.e of the busiest days of the holidays. let's head back to alex perez and check in with him at chicago's o'hare international. how's it going, alex? >> reporter: good morning there, t.j. happy day after christmas. the rush is on. check out the scene behind me here at o'hare. you can see already a number of passengers at the terminal checking in, and i want you to see this monitor kind of above the crowd here. you can see there it says 20 minutes to get through the security line, and if you have tsa precheck it says ten minutes. now beyond that, look in the distance there. you can see all of those people, that line, that security line sort of snaking through the terminal here. it's been pretty busy this morning. in fact, today and tomorrow will be some of the busiest travel days this holiday season, nearly 3 million passengers are expected to head to the airports, and it's not just the airports. the roadways are also going to be busy. one of the busiest days of the travel season, especia

[laughter] and he said but i have this idea is that i was thinking what if i referred to kim as little rockend of the speech. [laughter] lock --dash little rocket man. i said remember the part i said about church cracks it is a very serious crowd i don't know how they would take it. but you're the president you can't do it. he said i tweeted it out this morning and it killed with my base they thought it was fantastic. [laughter] now fast-forward a couple days later he's going to give his speech and we sit down the north korean delegation is in the front row. and he says it and everybody is sitting there with their translator pieces and all of a sudden you see them go. [laughter] and then they start to laugh for good now a few hours later i'm meeting with the president of uganda and he says so ambassador, what are we going to do about this little rocket man? [laughter] and before the week was over everybody was referring to him but that was one of many stories working with the president. [laughter] [applause] i bet there are hundreds more. never a dull moment. one topic of the book i don't g

we had two such attacks, first and june, and islamic radical open fire at a recruiting center in little rock killing one end of november, there was major attack on fort hood. there he killed 13 and wounded 32. for more on today's tragedy, let's go to fox news national correspondent, jacqui heinrich. she's down in pensacola. jackie? >> we are learning six saudis were arrested for questioning in the wake of the shooting credits according to a senior u.s. official. we are told the shooter's name is mohammed said he'd come a saudi national early and his training at the pensacola naval air station. the fbi even moments ago would not confirm in a press conference whether this was in fact a terrorist investigation. >> we are not prepared to sour to confirm what may have motivated the shooter to commit this horrific act today. there are many reports circulating but the fbi deals only in facts. >> florida congressman matt gaetz said plainly this was an act of terror saying the fact that is being handled by the fbi and not ncis signals that. senator rick scott agreed writing whether this individual is

louis and little rock, just about everywhere you look at just to the east of the mississippi and across the midwest, exceptionally mild. area of low pressure begins to trek toward the midwest, upper mississippi river valley, and there we could see, in some cases, as much as 18 inches of snowfall. now, not everybody. and a lot of these are low-population areas. but that doesn't mean if you're a traveler, that you can forget about this. because those roads are going to be deeply impacted. we saw numerous reports of problematic areas right around the grapevine in california. also, some of the roads in colorado affected as well. also, into wyoming. we've had snow reports of more than a foot of snow in southern sections of colorado already. okay. here we go. all these areas from the -- the -- could see a little bit of snowfall also into the front range. extending up towards minnesota. if you are headed towards duluth, watch out. it is going to be very treacherous on the roadways. they're advising, if you don't need to go out on the roadways, don't because those roads are extremely slippery a

way into the popular memory of that election that james carville wrote at their headquarters in little rock. change verses more of the same. it's the economy, stupid. don't forget health care, and a lot of people concluded from that that one of the issues that clinton had emphasized when he ran for president in '92 was health care. it comes through loud and clear in these oral history interviews that you can access through the miller website that they didn't talk very much about health care and he talked about welfare reform and other issues, but when he became president he sort of inherited this imprelgdz that health care would be a major part of his agenda. he bought into that and it it wered out to be the biggest political failure of his first term. let me lead off on this. the day is important and it's october 1993. to help you remember, late october 1993. this is the black hawk down and the somalia catastrophe. this was a really bad month in clinton's first year in foreign approximately see and the haiti mess. also, what you've got here is blindp and the haiti mess. also, what you've g

germain little rock church. >> it is such a revered monument for catholics. >> reporter: french president completed by 2024. this happening just in time for the paris summer olympics. marianne rafferty, fox news. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news news at 6:00. >>> today, live memorial church team that with house of prime rib for annual tradition of treating those in need to a hot meal. >> this is as good as it gets. you get more than you give. >> reporter: celebrating the holidays with all the luxuries of a hot prime rib meal. that was what today was all about. good evening everyone. >> today, volunteers worked hard to prepare thousands of meals and asked christian reports, some even say the work is more reward for the volunteers. >> reporter: some of those in san francisco, most in need lined up this christmas eve for a hot meal and get benish up inside the memorial church. >> me and my friend here to have any plans for tomorrow or today so, we came to eat. and enjoy our holiday. >> reporter: the main course provided but house of prime rib. he and his family doing more than donating, his kids

line prosecutors who saw an opening because they felt that the justice department was on the rocks a little bit and they indicted senator ted stephens and they thought nobody at the justice department would stop the indictment of a republican senator when this was going on and as we all know that was a completely mishandled prosecution ask it got later overturned by the obama attorney general once he got if office, but there's a longer story with all of that. the thing that struck me when looking at it as a comic point of view that was karl rove there looks so evil and he's rehabbed himself over the years and he's another nice guy talking head on tv. meanwhile, i don't know if you saw that cheney film that came out, but cheney's been completely vilified and it's interesting to see cheney kind of looking benign there and karl rove looking so evil and nowadays it's sort of reversed in the pop culture. >> one other thing i think that's interesting is if you ask americans, the perception was karl rove, this evil genius and a fellow pointed out george w. bush, and it will be interesting how hist

now, is our republic supposed to be a little rock this -- a little raucous? you betcha. you betcha. an elbow thrown here or there is part of the game. after all, the whole point of a republic, everybody can feel free to speak his or her mind. and know confidently that you can. right? that doesn't happen everywhere in the world. in the whole point there is, there is a marketplace of ideas and we hope in the republic, that the best ideas will emerge. so yes, it should be a little raucous. but we should not forget that everybody involved in the process is a human being, too. what is civility other than the recognition of the person i am talking with? i do worry when i read and meet young people, the statistics are they are there, too. 60% to 70% of young kids say they don't want to get involved in public service because of the nature of our civic discourse today. social media, i think it is really hard for you young people, much harder than when i was coming up. i read that 25% of parents move children from schools because of cyberbullying. i do think we have to talk about this and we

it should be a little rock's.ut we should not forget that everybody involved in the process is a human being, too. what is civility owner the -- other than the recognition of the person i am talking with. i do worry when i read and meet young people, the statistics are they are there, too. 60% to 70% says they don't want to get involved in public service because of the nature of our civic discourse today. isial media, i think it really hard for you young people, much harder than when i was coming up. i read that 25% of parents move children from schools because of cyberbullying. i do think we have to talk about this and have to worry about this. america, and this goes with citizenship, too. what you know about it, you choose to become americans. and what's special about america is we are bound together by ideas. most other countries in the world, there is a common culture, a shared history, sometimes quite ancient, here we have ideas to bind us together, about the equality of all persons, about the unalienable rig

vestiges of this, when you see a newspaper such as the arkansas democrat gazette, the newspaper in little rock, arkansas that has its own connections to the democratic party. massachusetts, the spring -- springfield republican. i just learned santa rosa, california, there was the santa rosa republican. this is going back to the days when newspapers had these partisan alliances. we had great opinion journalism during this era. we had the fiery abolitionist leader. the greatper was abolitionist paper of the era. another great journalist was frederick douglass. we all regard him as one of the great champions of human freedom in our country. most people encountered his work through his newspaper. workread his speeches and in a newspaper originally called the north star. to have a newspaper named after you after that. is withrted to happen the partisan division, some people had an interesting idea on how to make more money in journalism. that involves the birth of the associated press. it publishes wire service articles in newspapers around the country. started 15ted press newspapers in new york de

front is really going to start to take shape as we go through tuesday morning, austin, dallas, little rock and then the stark difference in temperatures and this is something that is going to be very interesting as we go through tuesday night and into wednesday morning, watch how the temperatures drop, we go from the 60s to 30s wednesday morning and some of this rain could easily turn to snow in d.c., new york and boston. how much falls we'll have to see but could see a couple inches. that will create a problem on the roadway too. before that, two plus inches of rainfall on top of some snowpack. we could see some flooding. tuesday, wednesday really going to be a mess in the u.s., eastern u.s. >>> good sunday morning. san rafael, dry, but certainly gray out there. scattered showers will continue throughout the morning hours. level one on our storm impact scale. partly cloudy this afternoon, and a mainly dry week ahead. highs from the upper 50s in oakland, 60 in san jose and the accuweather seven-day forecast, few showers this morning, then looking at drier conditions throughout the afternoo

the red river and southern oklahoma, we have a little bit of snow breaking out and just north of little rocknd some of the ozarks. that's the problem, it is not an epic snow event but we will see rain changing to snow in a few spots and this time tomorrow morning, rain will be changing to snow, in areas from boston, to hartford, prove dense, all the way down through long island including new york city. and because of the timing during the morning rush hour, that's why we have winter weather advisories that have been issued, 24 million people impacted, this stuff from buffalo to the snowtowns here south of buffalo, that is more lake effect, and north of syracuse, same for you, again not a lot of snow. the snowfall forecast, about one to two inches is the white. so a good section of tennessee, especially watch out in the secondary roads and the bridge, even the nashville area, northern mississippi, could get a coating of snow mostly on the grass and then tomorrow morning, from dc to philly to new york to boston, again, mostly the grass, the tree growth will be the same, but the secondary, the

if that wasn't enough, the little rock star was hand—picked out more than 100 children, to appear in said ‘nandy bushell, actress'. and like, it's one of those director's chairs. so i got one of those special chairs just for myself. i wasn't able... i really wanted to bring it home so i could just sit on it, but i couldn't. i couldn't put it on the plane! after she appeared in the ad, the retailer told the bbc that sales of the drum kit scene had risen by a whopping 452%. would you like a marshmallow? nandi may have only started drumming at five years old, but music has always been a big part of theirfamily life, and her talent has been on display from a very, very early age. when i was little, ijust, whenever there was music on... i really like teletubbies. and i'd always play in time. # teletubbies... and i'd always, like, push my bum in the air in time. like, one, two, three, four. one, two, three, four. she might look like she's fresh out of a performing arts school, but nandi goes to a normal state school in ipswich. and when she's at home, she finds other creative ways to spend

and so, i was to report to little rock to be inducted. it was cold. the drug store was the bus stop. i had to be there by 8:00 to be sworn in. and i had to catch the bus at the drugstore at 3 a.m. so my mother and father and i got up at 2:00 and got dressed and went down there. i'm not sure i can tell you this story. the bus came over the hill, and i was frightened about going. i was sure i was going to be killed. slightly less frightened that betty would find somebody else when i was gone. the bus came over schoolhouse hill. i had never seen my father cry. i knew i was in some difficulty. as a parent, at my age, i know nothought he was giving only his only begotten son, but begotten sons. can you imagine? you know that scene. it was repeated across our nation millions of times. survived happily, i that war, saw no combat, was on my way to japan, when it all ended. problemhad a terrible dropping the bomb, though that has been a terrible moral dilemma for me, because the estimates were we would lose as many as a million men in that invasion. i came hom

to report to little rock to be inducted. it was cold. stop.ug store was the bus i had to be there by 8:00 to be sworn in. and i had to catch the bus at the drugstore at 3 a.m. so my mother and father and i got up at 2:00 and got dressed and went down there. i'm not sure i can tell you this story. the bus came over the hill, i was -- frightened about going. i was sure i was going to be killed. slightly less frightened that betty would find somebody else when i was gone. the the bus came over schoolhouse hill, and my parents started crying. i had never seen my father cry. i knew i was in some difficulty. knowparent, at my age, i he thought he was giving his but can youn son, imagine? it was repeated across this nation a million times. happily, i survived. saw no combat and was on my way to japan when it all ended. i have never had a terrible problem. the estimates were that we would lose as many as one million men. home to a generous government, who provided me, under the g.i. bill, and education and a fairly prestigious law school, which

rock was having a little bit of difficulty with his signaling device in that first round. s the categories weren't to his liking. maybe these in double jeopardy! are... followed by... followed by... and finally... rock, off you go. let's take byzantium for $400. rock. what is constantinople? you are now out of the hole again. $800, byzantium. built by emperor valens in the 300's ad, this piece of infrastructure is integrated into modern istanbul. hannah. - what is the aqueduct? - aqueduct. correct. byzantium, $1,200, please. rock. - what is an icon? - yes. $1,600, byzantium. answer... [ applause ] just like that, you can move right into the thick of this. you can risk up to $2,000. let's make it $2,000. okay. here is the clue... who are the... ottomans? no. i think you misunderstood the word "races." we're talking about chariot races. all right. byzantium for $2,000. this emperor reigned for 38 years, built the hagia sophia cathedral and married theodora. rock. - who is constantine? - no. [ beep ] who is justinian? we come back to you, though. literature for $400. erik. who

let's talk to alan, calling from little rock, arkansas. good morning.ood morning, and merry christmas -- i mean that sincerely -- it struck me as a quick aside, if i may, when ms. pelosi said she celebrates all the different holidays -- you know, at least federal employees christmas,t is a formal, legal holiday for christmas. it is the holiday christmas and new year's. the expression "merry christmas" " are appy new year federally declared holiday, so you could think people could at least express that much goodness. is it all right if i express a biased criticism of your start of the program today? it is typical everyday, similar bias. host: i don't know what you are talking about, but go ahead. caller: you started the program quoting this nbc article, which any conservative -- i am an independent, but conservative -- would see a flag on that because of the bias that keeps coming from nbc. for example, you chose that article when there are so many other articles daily that your guys choose from, attend to run -- a 10 to one ratio between the washington

[laughter] >> with a little edge of rock 'n roll. >> ♪ have you seen 'em yet? wonderful benny, she's got electric grooves and electric moves you know, i read it in a magazine ooh, benny and the jets ♪ >> from elton john to tina turner -- >> ♪ shame, shame, shame shame on you ♪ >> "the cher show" was a nonstop cavalcade of stars. [applause] >> thank you. >> cher, it's really great to be here. well, actually, it is great to be here. actually, it is really great to be here. this is where it is great to be. >> my name is ernestine tomlin, a duly appointed and grossly underpaid servant of ma bell. [laughter] >> you mean an operator? >> judging from the media, i would say you are the operator, sweetie. [laughter] >> still, we could not take our eyes off of cher herself, especially her famous bellybutton. >> we were showing body parts nobody had seen before. >> my dear, this body is like a brand-new mazda. everything goes hum. >> yeah, well, this body goes whoo! >> cher is unique. >> cher is quite simply an event. >> you knew it the first time you heard her and loved

the un hundreds of thousands of other muslim minorities are held in myanmar in camps in rock and state most with little freedom of movement and as the international says the institutionalized segregation is so severe that it constitutes a form of apartheid our next report looks at a divided community where some hope to forgive and forget. destroyed mosque in downtown. a bleak reminder of a community torn apart by myanma sick tarion strife. muslims and buddhists once lived side by side but that ended with a wave of unrest through a kind state in 2012 when nato turned on neda and muslims were forced from their homes. for the past 7 years they've lived here under armed guard in this muddy camp denied proper housing jobs and medical care muslims are still permitted to visit the town but only for 2 hours and under police escort. this camp resident who wishes to remain anonymous says he said about the loss of his old life. it upsets me to look at where we used to live he says i never imagined this would happen. he and most others in the camp a common muslims unlike the ranger there are recognized minority bu

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they are literally fueling and financing climate crisis and i want to point out a little thing about black rock's hypocrisy because they say they're a socially responsible investor, but the reality is this is straight hypocrisy. they are pumping all of our money into destroying our planet. and so when we think about black rock, i mean, you can see this hypocrisy there, the biggest name in this country that you've never heard of that's fueling climate as far as. if you look at their voting record when it comes to share holder resolutions, on climate they vote with management 90% of the time. they only support 10% of shareholder regulations. when it comes to human rights it's even worse. they voted last year for 0% of human rights resolutions. and so we know we are here today, we have to hold our elected officials automobile. we also have to hold the financial sector accountable for protecting our planet and doing the right thing. [applause] so i want to close on a personal note. we are all here first in solidarity on the front lines of this global expansion of agricultural commodity who are resist