. >> a majority of french people say that he best represents french history, ahead of king louis xivroad, whether it is people who collect memorabilia. it's very expensive to get anything that napoleon touched. also people who persistent -- participate in these historic green -- historic reenactments, the legend lives on. >> before we get into the more controversial aspects of his legacy, polian ba-- napoleon did participate to the state. >> france owes a lot to him. he crowned himself emperor. to name a few owe to napoleon. there is the central bank, the country's highest civilian award, the legion of honor and the arc d'triomphe. he was also behind our expression visual, big red book that was the basis of the french legal system. a lot of friends law -- a lot of french law was based on the napoleonic code, but it was not all progress but rolled back the clock on women who managed to gain a lot of rights in the first years of the revolution. went backwards with napoleon. >> a marrried woman suddenly found yourself in a powerless position in society. she cannot do anything without he

ahead of king louis xiv and ahe ad iof charles de gaulle.t figure in france but also an object of fascination abroad, whether it is people who collect memorabilia. it's very expensive to get anything that napoleon touched. also, people who persist in historic reenactments. the legend of napoleon lives on. >> [speaking french] before we >> get into his controversial >> aspects, napoleon did contribute to the french state. >> france owes a lot to napoleon. the man who overthrew the first republic and crowned himself emperor. to name a few of the things that week owe to napoleon. there is the french baccalaureate, the end of your high school exam. there is also the central bank, the country's highest civilian reward, the legion of honor and quite a few beautiful money was like the arc de triomphe. he was also behind the -- the big red book that was the basis of the french legal system. a lot of french law is still based on the napoleonic code, but it was not all progress. it rolled back the clock for women who managed to gain a lot of rights in

it's why they sent copies addressed to king louis the xvi of france. it's why the congress authorized john adams to draw up a list of talking points from negotiations with france within days. it's why congress dispatched benjamin franklin to paris later that fall. but before we get to paris or london or any other european capital, before we travel with the declaration over the sea, let's pause for a moment longer in the american colonies or should i say now the united states. congress proclaimed the official text of its declaration on monday, july the 8th, 1776, issuing it as a printed poster known as a broadside, prepared by john dunlap, their official printer. broadsides were the perfect size to paste up everywhere and their type face was just large enough to be legible outdoors and to be easily read aloud in public settings. and so they were read aloud outside, these broadsides, these dunlap declarations, first in philadelphia july 8th, read the declaration from a wooden platform outside the state house. the gathered crowd erupted into repeated huzz

black and white lies, abolitionists and founding fathers like john adams, and people like nat king cole and louis need to see the firmament of the races that made america what it is. and let kids make that determination. they will see the struggle and the progress. i went to show you this. this is a minneapolis teacher aft teacher at the top of tonight session. look. >> i'm just a schoolteacher. i didn't know that we would be in the middle of a revolution. but knowing that we have the support of the union, my fellow teachers, i am so proud. >> laura: is that the syllabus? she can do whatever she wants in her private time or protest or whatever. that's fine. but is that the classroom? or are we just dispensing with formal teaching completely? again, much of what they are doing is racist, they claim it's antiracist, executrix. most of it is racially effecting kids mind-set and i think -- a lot of it is very negative and it's sad. i think it's sad. there are great black writers, great black thinkers, all of them should be highlighted. but don't demonize people based on race. it is just wrong. raymon

we know this all too well, as many times as you marched with martin luther king, with john louis, jimrrested but it was also peaceful. yet when republicans helped those with the january 6 riots destroying the property, destroying capitol hill property, and yet nothing happened. very interesting. but we will continue to march peacefully. and if it means getting arrested, we will do that. because that's the only way change is coming for black america. >> and you've compared this moment to the civil rights movement of the '60s all the way up to the '90s and 2010s and others when i was going to jail for police brutality and other things. and you cannot get the george floyd bill or some of the other things, can't get any of that done if we don't protect our right to vote and vote in legislators that will get it done. >> absolutely. what's happening across the united states, we had members of the texas statehouse in washington. we met with them because we see what state legislating bodies are doing. because they know if they suppress the vote, they know we know -- to silence the progress we

built in the 17th century,t was e principal residence of louis the 14th, own as the sun king.ated on a nearby street, thisesser-known building served as the office of france's minister of culture. though it's partf the versailles complex, the french state simply sold it off. >> they stuck a for sale sign on it and added a cell phone number. anybody could call, it's as if they were making an ordinary sale. buthey were selling off one of the victims -- king's public office bldings! >> preservationist julien lacaze is outraged that france s cultural heritage is being snapped up by investors. during louis xiv's day, this building in versailles even housed the mona lisa. yet the new buyer turned its former picture gallery into dull apartments. this conversion, he says, has completely destroyed the building's character. >> they puin new flos, and chped the space up into sepate rooms, marring th overall impression. in our eyes, it's truly a scandal. >> and it's no isolated case either. across france, the state is engaging real estate agents to sell away its historical buildings, as i

john louis was 23 when he's still going to march on washington. martin luther king organized that a very young age. i think what we're seeing now is in the midst of a digital age where social media is so easily at everyone's disposal, that it is a toolkit and ways that we haven't seen before. historically, to democratize information, to share resources and ultimately to build community. and i think that's what happened this past summer with george way process. but i also think that that is really indicative of the power of community building and coalition building that we're seeing with the jonesy and millennial generation. so just to be care, you're seeing that generation is not more politically active, but what we're doing is we're using digital to stick tools to organize in ways the generations before didn't have the opportunity. absolutely correct. samuel, how would you respond to that? yeah, i agree wholeheartedly with that, i think you look just at the sheer number of protests that occurred since the ferguson uprising in 2014 and then again after the murder of

king. the giants opening up the series with the st. louis cardinals. and check this out.ris, the east bay native all american running back at alabama and first round draft pick of the pittsburgh steelers. it threw out the first pitch right down the plane tie talented guy. the giants they were on their a game defensively in the 4th jaylin davis make this diving catch. he throws to first for the double play. what a way to end the ending. all right. the very next anymore. great de france from the giant wilmer flores. he's going to make me diving. stop right here. he makes the tough throw to first and darin ruf scoops it out of the dirt. 2 great plays the cardinals didn't get a hit off kevin gausman threw 6 innings. but in the 7th right after they broke through with an infield single matt carpenter. does this deep turf left center field off the wall. 2 runs come in to score on the triple is to nothing. matt carpenter has been doing that for a long time. bottom of the 9th element. wayne representing the tying run. but alex reyes fans. that's the ballgame cards win 5 to 3. a go

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everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and youll the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ ♪ pete: violent crimes are not the only ones surging mail theft up 160% this year with nearly 300,000 complaints, but the group who could help with the problem, the postal police officers, claim they have been sidelined and essentially defunded by the u.s. postal service: president of the postal police officers association, frank alvergo joins us now. frank, thanks so much for being here. it's not something i can say i have thought a lot about the security of people who deliver our mail who who ultimately investigates when it's stolen or not, you are in charge of that. have you been been defunded and what's the impact of that? >> well, about a year ago, the postal service pulled postal police off the streets. we were protecting mail and the postal infrastructure. we were protecting postal workers. and and they made a policy choice to restrict us to postal se

lawrence louis al jazeera, the over 19 delta of arion tis, spreading rapidly through the asia pacific region. the philippines is banding traveling from malaysia and thailand. people in manila have been king of the vaccine restrictions have been re imposed and in other provinces until the end of the month. also in the region, even remote island, nations that had remained isolated for much of last year, all seeing infections rise. as tony chang reports, grieving relatives watch as the body of their mothers removed from a hospital in fiji. the cause cove at 19 the pacific nation has seen a significant rise in daily cases in the past week to more than a 1000 a day. and a rising death toll, the curve at 1900 delta variant is now widespread in fiji. even though 70 percent of the population has received one vaccine chart. and there's widespread cooperation with the vaccination rollout for the benefit of everyone else. and they've got your family. busy and friends, the neighbors, some of the most remote islands in the world. many of the pacific nations have been under strict locked down for the past year. and in some cases recorded 0 domestic transmission of covered 19. but the delta varying has

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the king of 14, he calls demonstrators satanic, and his 1st public appears after a cracked on an anti monarchy protestors on devin ash with sport. they to go to open championship with south african louis, east haven, still leading the way i'm this is the week to go until the olympics again. but the protests in fact showed no sign of stopping. ah, hundreds of people are missing is the scale of funding in germany and other parts of western europe becomes cleared or at least a $104.00 people have died in germany as tons of villages are swamped with flood water. 1300 people still haven't been found. chance langley? marco says the full extent of the disaster may not be known for days. 23 people have also lost their lives in neighboring belgium. 20 of them in the province of yes, at least 10 houses have been swept away. people for more than a 1000 homes have been moved to say for ground candidates. when i finished work midnights, i came back and parked in front of my home. there was no water, it was nothing. no it was going to happen because we had to live to cove it or we were hoping we'd get back in our fees and now there's they do us. so i saw the floods in 1957. it was not as big as thi

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kings of underserved communities of all kinds. all kinds. more than 100 inmates at the st. louisond playing chess. talking to players in the park, some of them were incarcerated, and that's where they learned how to play. >> reporter: the game he picked up on a whim as an eight-year-old becoming a life strategy. >> when i play chess, i'm looking for what my opponent is not looking for. the communities we're targeting, we're targeting them because nobody else is targeting them. we're looking for the solution that nobody else is looking for. >> reporter: a sign that despite his lesson for the day, williams is thinking well more than ten moves ahead. for "cbs this morning," nancy chen, st. louis. >> i like what he said, life is a series of judgment calls. >> makes me want to learn how to play. >>> we'll look at all that mattered this week, next. >>> we'll be right b califofornia, did d you know r homemes share popower? but when w we try to s stay cl in a heaeat wave ouour supply i is pushed to the l limit. but you hahave the powower to kekeep us up a and runningn! “i dodo?” yup, w w