these firefighters are volunteer firefighters which means that they have normal day jobs i saw the woolworths was extending paid vacation to firefighters do you see a lot of this going on right now. there's a total rethink underway at the moment because the system is so reliant on these volunteers. you know you can't expect them to give so much of the time this is unprecedented this is a catastrophic moment for a stranger in these bushfires have been going on for weeks if not months and the cost is just absolutely huge but these volunteers the other thing you have to consider is some of them blames some of the time for stopping these fires some of them want to be heroes some of them want to be seen as saving someone or saving communities and when they start these fires and these fires rage out of control it's a terrible situation and the australian government has shown to this point little interest in fighting climate change i'll show you is the world's largest coal exporter is this causing any kind of rethink amongst normal australians. i think they've been 1st of all huge protests others th

." >> my parents couldn't take me to have a hamburger at the woolworth's lunch coter, but they had mebsolutely convinced i could be president of the united states if i wanted to be. >> when condoleezza rice grew up in the segregated south, she was taug anything she wanted as long as she did everything twice as well. ♪ her first dream, to be a concert pianist, fell flat. but she would make it onto the world stage. [ cheers and applause ] >> we cannot be reluctant to lead, and you cannot lead from behind. a trusted adviser to the first president bush and then his son, she was at the white house during 9/11 and when the united statewent to war with afghanistan and iraq. >> colin powell leaves big shoes to fill at the state department, tbut condi rice is the ri person to fill them. >> she went on to become the first african-american woman to be secretary of state, meeting

." >> my pares couldn't take me to have a hamburger at the woolworth's lunch counter, but they had me absolutely convinced i could be president of the united states if i wanted to be. >> when condoleezza rice grew up in the segregated south, she was taught that she could be anything she wanted as long as she did everything twice as well. ♪ her first dream, to be a concert pianist, fell flat. but she would make it onto the world stage. [ cheers and applause ] >> we cannot be reluctant to lead, and you cannot lead from behind. a trusted advir to the first president bush and then his son, she was at the white house during 9/11 and when the united states went to war with afghanistan and iraq. >> colin powell leaves big shoes to fill at the state department, but condi rice is the right person to fill them. >> she went on to become the first african-american woman to be secretary of state, meeting with russia's vladimir putin and libya's muamr gaddafi. a decadefter leaving washington, what does condoleezza rice s now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... additional f

which came from the richmond woolworth's branch. it was the site of one of many student sit ins held around the country. in the 1960s. protesting segregated lunch service. and these were the kinds of protests that were designed to underscore the inequities of segregation. to underscore the daily humiliations that black people faced trying to navigate the segregated world and these activities were also intended to change public opinion as news outlets across the across the world were covering things like student sit-ins, covering peaceful protest marches that were met by police wielding high-powered fire hoses and sicking dogs against protesters. those were images that really kind of shocked a nation and forced a reckoning with the status quo of segregation in america, and we also have several documents published by various civil rights groups such as the naacp, the congress of racial equality promoting these various forms of non-violent activi activism. and many of these civil rights activities, even though they involve many differe

even the old woolworths has been taken over. and then there's the other margate.ain. it's also very diverse. sorting out the parental permissions for this filming was quite a job. czech, slovak, russian, polish, bulgarian, and then obviously english. so six languages in one form. so you speak three languages, don't you? yeah, four. four?! english! english... czech... czech, slovak... gypsy. and gypsy. and the reaction to this new population? these streets have been a focus of some uncomfortable attention. there's been conflict. but in the art group, it's fun and it's safe. there are strict rules, and it's a place for quiet, private conversations with some friendly adults. the stuff they tell you, there's a lot going on in these young lives. and no—one bullies you here? cos there's rules. and at the end, it's back to the fun stuff — showing off the artwork. this is dmitri's upside—down water droplet. it's all part of the water cycle... with river, leaf and tree. you know, it's evaporation and... ..and all that stuff. these conversations matter. margate is changing

even the old woolworths has been taken over. and then there's the other margate.uite a job. czech, slovak, russian, polish, bulgarian, and then obviously english. so six languages in one form. so you speak three languages, don't you? yeah, four. four?! english! english... czech... czech, slovak... gypsy. and gypsy. and the reaction to this new population? these streets have been a focus of some uncomfortable attention. there's been conflict. but in the art group, it's fun and it's safe. there are strict rules, and it's a place for quiet, private conversations with some friendly adults. the stuff they tell you, there's a lot going on in these young lives. and no—one bullies you here? cos there's rules. and at the end, it's back to the fun stuff — showing off the artwork. this is dmitri's upside—down water droplet. it's all part of the water cycle... with river, leaf and tree. you know, it's evaporation and... ..and all that stuff. these conversations matter. margate is changing fast, and new arrivals always bring new issues. but at least 0pen school east is a place

is he some godlike figure and woolworth way at looking at the crowd thanks beneath him. that's the body pol tech, to the e at the present time that this had a body and four people and i think a catch or something if you think back too november 2008 and the months that followed, i think a catch or something of a sense of hope, of -- of not knowing how high obama could reed us a lead us and the ensuing disappointment when you realize he's very smart and he's a mortal man and i think this is an astonishing cartoon. >> and the last of our astonishing cartoons and you all have been wonderful to bear with us through all this. let's thank our panel. [ applause ] >> and please, before we leave another expression of thanks to pat oliphant here in the audience. [ applause ] >>> all week we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available on c-span3. lectures in history, american artifact, reel america, the civil war, oral history, the presidency, and special event coverage about our nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-sp

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it was bought for sixpence from woolworths in 1920.. she has had her whole life. i can't imagine it not being around. look at this. this is nearly 100 years old. all perfectly crafted. a charming bauble from the 1920s. all perfectly crafted. a charming bauble from the 19205.” all perfectly crafted. a charming bauble from the 1920s. i still have christmas decorations from when i was a child. we got one is that the kids make when they are at the nursery. once it's gone, it's gone. i haven't seen the tree since i arrived. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm alpa patel. people living in houseboats on part of the thames are fighting plans at the high court, to increase their fees. some residents of chelsea reach have lived there for decades, and say their licences have suddenly gone up by 1000%. if they win their case, it could lead to more protection for boat dwellers across london. the owners of the mooring, the chelsea yacht & boat company say the majority of boatowners do not liv