. >> my name is sharon bowen.bill, passed away, i started to receive lots of phone calls about a scrapbook that he had kept in a trunk in our bedroom. i knew very little about "shoeless" joe jackson, but now i do. >> bill and sharon bowen raise two children in a cleveland suburb. how long were you married? >> we were married 39 years. >> bill, a professional fundraiser, works for local universities and the salvation army. he's a native clevelander and a baseball nut. >> this is bill, probably around 5 or 6. >> bill started collecting at a very early age. >> and never stops. card collecting becomes a family affair. >> did you do any collecting with him? >> that was my thing with him and with his father -- every saturday, going to baseball-card shows, just sitting around the kitchen table and looking at all the cards. >> through work, bill becomes friends with a retired professor who shares his passion for collecting. >> and one day, the -- the gentleman's wife said to him, "i have a book i bet you would love to see

we're joined now by david bowen, a democratic state representative in wisconsin. are in the streets protesting after jacob blake was shot by the white police officer. your response to the district attorney's decision? >> first off, thank you to the blake family being as strong as they are, folks that have been out to wesley protesting, not giving up, always focusing on the true goal and that is justice. we see a miscarriage of justice. that ist see a.d.a. able to charge an officer uses his discretion to put seven shots in the back of a black man. go to the details of how he describes why he is not charging -- the first thing he goes to his state law. the same state law that we and democrats attempted to change in the wisconsin state legislature, where the republicans blocked it and did not allow votes at all on any othe governors call r special sessn bills. continue to i cosponsor and leave. this falls on our state republicans who refuse to allow this change. at this point, this is what they want. this is what they are ushering in. they want this status quo so bla

[applause] >> thank you reverend bowen. now on to our panelists and a special musical tribute.our moderator this evening is edna greene medford, who is a professor, cruncher and former director of graduate and undergraduate programs at howard university's department of history. our panelists are elizabeth clark-lewis, professor of history at howard university. roger davidson jr., associate professor of history and government and bully state university. and historian and author, c.r. gibbs. [applause] >>. before we start our discussion, we have a special musical performance by a corral from washington. they have been delighting audiences in this region since 2008, and very recently upstairs in the rotunda. they are under the direction of calvin page, who is president of the branch of the national association of african american musicians and active in teaching the performance arts. they will perform the song, so i will be done by william dawson. -- soon i will be done by william dawson. ♪ ♪ >> soon we will be down with the troubles of the world, the troubles of the world, the tr

the day, the unibet tolworth hurdle at sandown, was won by the 7—4 favourite metier ridden by sean bowenhed well ahead of shakem up‘arry. tile tapper was third. d'ernestjohnson is a running back from the cleveland browns. he's also a environmental campaigner and is playing this season in shoes or cleats decorated with pictures of animals from his home state of florida. the browns are bidding forjust their second play—off place this century, when they take on the pittsburgh steelers tomorrow. this first pair of cleats is the ocean conservancy, i teamed up with team ocean to do these cleats. the first cleat is along here a sea turtle, then it's blue to represent the ocean. this sea turtle is one of the most populous sea turtles in the united states, the so that's why i chose it for that one. this one is the florida panther. you can see it there. i chose that because growing up where i did, where i'm from, i grew up an hour away from big cypress nature reserve where the i chose both of these because they represent our environment and our wildlife. it's being out there in key west and seeing

please welcome the reverend bowen. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. farrow, and good evening, everyone. >> good evening. >> it is a pleasure to be here with muriel browser and we'll be back for the book discussion. you'll get that later. she is the two-term mayor for quite some time and the first woman two-term mayor here in d.c. >> it's a pleasure to join with the national archives for this occasion, the emancipation proclamation and the compensated emancipation act of 1862. president lincoln signed that document although he did not author it on april the 16th. because of that, we have since 2005 claimed april 16th as a holiday here in washington, d.c. mraurz mrauz [ applause ] >> in the proper way as many other holidays, king holiday and others, to celebrate a day like d.c. emancipation day is not with a day off. it's not with spending our time in commerce, but it's to come to events like this to study our history, our culture to know from whence we have come. i also consider myself a member of the national archives family and when the first job i l

thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, reverend bowen. and now on to our panelists and a special musical tribute. our moderator this evening is edna greene medford, a professor, current chair and director of graduate and undergraduate programs in howard university's department of history. our panelist is professor clark-lewis, roger davidson, associate professor of history and government at bowie state university. and c. r. gibbs. before we start our discussion, we have a special musical performance by the artist group chorale of washington, professional and community singers, delighting audiences since 2008 and very recently upstairs in the rotunda. under the direction of co-founder calvin page who is president of the ben holt branch of the national association of negro musicians and is active in teaching the performing arts. now they will perform the song "soon i will be done" by william dawson. ♪ soon i will be done with the troubles of the world troubles of the world ♪ ♪ soon i will be done with the troubles of the world ♪ ♪ going hom

mike bowen, we will leave it there, and appreciate you being with us. >> my pleasure. >> and we will send it back to you. >> thank you, both. >> the san francisco 49ers are hoping to strike it gold in england by increasing their investment in leagues united. and that story is coming up. >>> and consumer confidence clipinclip i -- climbing slightly as some americans are receiving their second round of stimulus, and what a third round would mean. >> welcome back to "the exchange." consumer confidence rising after falling for two straight months. a new confidence board says that consumers are worried about current market conditions, but more optimistic in the future, and that the confidence of buying a home in the next few months is rising, and will be robust. joining me is steve from the consumer confidence board. and so sum this up for us, and nicely ahead of december as well. >> no, look, it is two-point increase up versus down which is what we have had the last couple of months. this is better, but the conference board's measure has two components. one, how the consumers are feeling

west ham have taken the lead there, jared bowen with that goal.15pm, it's leicester against chelsea. it'll be an intriguing one at the king power — especially when it comes to the differing fortunes the strikers. injamie vardy, leicester have a man who has 11 goals this season and has been so consistent over the last few years. boss brendan rodgers hopes he'll be fit tonight, and has admitted they've had to start thinking about life after vardy. my myjob is to maximize the best we can get out ofjamie vardy while he's here. and hopefully in my time here, we've shown that he's been continuing with that development. i still feel, even at that age, he can still feel, even at that age, he can still improve and develop the game on and off the field. he's consistently showed that to me, he's absolutely brilliant. but of course, the backdrop to it is that the club will always have to be looking forward in planning forward — not just forjamie's position, but every position. so it's always a process with every player. as for chelsea, manager frank lampard i

bowen i met through . unique set of circumstances permitted i had started about ten years ago writing a blog and as indicated column about fallen heroes and veterans. in one of the fallen heroes are right about this staff sergeant jesse williams. he was killed in iraq. but before hand, he was on an infantry deployment. as i had connected with jesse's wife sonja almost a decade earlier. and obviously wanted to know more about it. it was sonja who put me in connection with tracy. then she kept in touch about. all went from there. it and played small part in telling the story. kelly: one of my favorite and least favorite things about telling the stories that when you're working with the one who is been through a traumatic experience. there are times when your heart is breaking his into the story but at the same time, you're helping to tell the story. you're leading them through something. sometime i was wondering if there were things that you did intentionally to help guide though through the trauma of tellin

nice pass for kyle bowen. gail hung on and won at 57-two and three on the west coast conference. usf four and four. they were all taking top rank guns i get. >>> the warriors are running at the utah jazz moving pictures on the late show. that was vice president kamala harris sworn in last wednesday. the oakland native and first female vice president in u.s. history was definitely on the minds of steph curry and the warriors. they shifted to one of these forever jerseys, end of nation style. >> i'm not saying you have to put this in your office at the white house but probably a good idea. >> congratulations. >> all of this mean so much. i will proudly display this in the office of the vice president of the united states and off as i am about to occupy. i cannot thank you enough. >> to let you know, this is an nfl market. picking up steam, lines quarterback has parted ways with detroit and will filtrate offers this week. the 49ers could be among the teams interested and the 33- year-old stafford the number one overall pick but in 2009. i do not know how much head coach dan campbell

jarrod bowen put them ahead on the stroke of half—time.ng that well and still pick up the results, there is a good sign. sure you are disappointed in how we played tonight but the players put in a great effort over two games in quick succession which takes its toll. there could be more to come from this game. the premier league say they are looking into why winger robert snodgrass was left out by west brom, as part of the deal that took him there from west ham earlier this month. sam allardyce would not be drawn on the matter after the game. before i can answer anything that might cause me, west ham or anybody else in trouble, i will wait to see what the premier league has got to say. but, i've got bigger things to worry about than what the premier league think. southampton will play arsenal in the fourth round of the fa cup after coming through their rearranged tie with shrewsbury. it was shrewsbury�*s first game of the year because of coronavirus in the squad. and they went behind early on to a dan n'lundulu goal. james ward prowse made

bowen was charged with defrauding safety regulators in connection with the development of the 7 37.ashes, killing all 346 people on board both of those flights, according to the u. s justice department of settlement includes money for the crash. victimsfamilies airline customers add airlines as well as a fine. boeing has redesigned the automated flight control system on their 7 37 max. it began flying again last month after being grounded for almost two years today. president elect joe biden introduced judge merrick garland as his choice for attorney general. garland was nominated for the u. s. supreme court by president obama. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell refused to put the nomination to a vote. biden also named three women to senior leadership at the justice department. harlan called the rule of law the foundation of democracy. the president elect blamed president trump for undermining that foundation the past four years without a president. he's made his contempt for our democracy, our constitution, the rule of law clear. everything he has done. he unleashed an all

bowen was charged with defrauding safety regulators in connection with the development of the 7 37 maxed two deadly overseas crashes, killing everyone on board a total of 346 people, according to the u. s. justice department. the settlement includes money for the crash vi is airline customers and airlines as well as a fine boeing has redesigned the automated flight control system on the 7 37 max. it began flying again last month after being grounded for almost two years. figures released today by the u. s labor department show 787,000 people filed new unemployment claims last week that number is down about 3000 from the previous week. still, it shows many employers or. bill cutting jobs as the coronavirus continues to shut down businesses and keep consumers at home before the pandemic. the weekly number was about 225,000 on wall street today. stocks though, rallied to more record highs as investors hope the democratic sweep of washington means more stimulus is on the way for the economy. the dow gained 211 points, nasdaq rose 326 and the s and p was up 55. president elect rounds out hi

committee members include from the air force, victoria bowens retired, colonel al mosley retired, chiefter sergeant clarence frazier retired, chief master sergeant alston alexander and chief master sergeant charmaine kelly. from the army, we have brigadier general adam zender, retired, retired colonel edna cummings, retired colonel anita dixon, colonel doreen hurt retired, lt. col. michael lee landing, retired and commander sergeant major jefferson, retired. from the coast guard, vice admiral mason brown retired, retired admiral errol brown, commander jimmy williams -- she mean chimean -- shimean williams retired. willie williams retired and sergeant major carlton kent retired. from the navy, captain roosevelt right retired, master chief petty officer melvin williams retired, and retired master chief petty officer jim gale, also air force junior officers. we will start with them. the first question is from major mason dial. >> good morning. thanks for the example. you plowed a road so people in my generation could pave it and make it smoother for people behind us. i have a two-part ques