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because the federal government wasn't requiring them to and when they do it is george washington carver. so, this was one of the first cases in the naacp separate but equal and the education required these were some of the building blocks of the decision so if you are thinking about that case and the fact they didn't even have a separate institution where he could attend. they were doing this scheme of sending black students out of state and that had its own repercussions for the institution that they attended. so, in kentucky they set appropriate $5,000 to send students out for the education but we are also going to take $5,000 from the budget and ultimately won't spend the whole $5,000 since it is out-of-state so i think that it was moving his story beyond simply the case law. understanding that the people that are involved in these fights it takes a personal toll on them as well. you talk about that letter that he wrote to his mom and this is one of the last times he ever speaks to him or his family and says i am just a man. it really speaks to the difficulty internally as well as th

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i can tell you there are even carvers working here at the studio now, they are working nearly aroundck to keep up with the orders, under the additional pressures of the supply chain. watch. >> we have had issues with whether it's packing supplies or items that we put together for our carving kits, there have been a lot of issues. reporter: now, two big tips if you're planning to carve a pumpkin yourself for this weekend, first, forget the candle, put an led light inside and second, liz, this one really surprised me. don't take off the stem from the top of your pumpkin if you are going to carve. create a window in the back, scoop out the inside from there and keep that intact because that will maintain the structural integrity of your pumpkin so that's a big secret to success. there you go. liz: structural integrity of a pumpkin? i'm so excited! that's amazing. wait, give me a tight shot of that one in front of you that looks incredible. can the cameraman just zoom in? reporter: isn't it beautiful? yeah, let's take a closer look. this is one of their creations. it's really quite beaut

we know who george washington carver is, but we don't know how he connects to the land grant system andct iweb one of the fit states-- iowa being one of the first states and when they ultimately do it's george washington carver appeared for the lord aims this was one of the first cases where f naacp ws really trying to test the idea of separate but equal in higher education. these are-- so between gains fisher and mclaurin, these are really some the building blocks of the brown v board decision so if you are thinking about the gains case, think about the fact that they didn't even have a separate institution where he could attend in estate. they were sending black students out of state and that had its own repercussions for the institutions they attended so in kentucky they said appropriate $5000 to send black students out of state for graduate education but we will also take $5000 from our hbcus budget and then ultimately won't spend the full $5000 to send it students out of state, so i think it was about moving his story behind it simply the case law and understanding that the people wh

. >> iq senator carver, senator langford. s>> thanks for dropping by the office yesterday. let meset context year because i want to ask the larger question . the big issue is what are you going to do, what's the plan? right now we're facing this year the highest number of illegal crossing interactions ever in the history of our country. that is after october november december january there are low numbers but mysteriously starting in february all the way to the present numbers have ac skyrocketed. we have tripled the number of people each year crossing the border illegally and we had in october november december and january. the highest amount of methamphetamines thcrossing our border, the hihighest number of fentanyl crossing our border in the history of our country. we have as you described ed yesterday what the public hates, chaoson our southern border . you've described herself as not an open borders guy which i appreciate. the big question we've got to resolve into this role is you're walking into a chaotic situation. have the highest number of illegal crossings in the

before being impeached. eventually fled to france to evade arrest iraq's primary, the most awful, carver me says he'll do everything he can to ensure fair elections. the country is holding a parliamentary vote on sunday. early ballots were cast on friday by members of the security forces, prisoners and people who are internally displaced. the election was one of the key demands from an anti government protest movement that began in 2019 ron con has more from iraq semi autonomous kurdish region. alexis airing is in full swing. hey, in our bill, the capital of the kurdish region of iraq. now what all the issues that could really care about here? well, there are a few, the key issues, all the economy, particularly for young people, young people, hey, say that, that all, no jobs that they can go to. and that's for straightening, particularly if you're a graduate, they simply on a graduate jobs you can get into the other one is the relationship with baghdad. that's absolutely crucial. it's baghdad and the kurdish regional government that decide between them the budget for the k r g. that budg

and a reminder of the inject, just at the community, says it's still suffers and the carver 19 vaccination saga in the m. b. i takes another twist with a superstar told he won't be playing all the details later in spoke with jemma. ah, i there thanks for joining a. we're going to begin your weather story in the middle east, where there is plenty in the way of sunshine humidity starting to bump in once again for places in guitar. so that includes for doe hot with the high $35.00, but feeling in the low fourties. a clear conditions across pakistan, karachi getting up to 38 degrees that is above average. next up we're going to turkey and we do have some active whether it's crossed over the g m. but it's starting to move further east across the country, especially a long turkeys black sea coast. this is a cold friend, so it snapped her temperatures down in its stumble to 17 degrees through the tropics of africa. we've got our storms, ethiopia got south sudan into the central african republic and especially round gabon, cameroon, and into southern sections of nigeria. further toward the south l

quarantine in a hotel for 2 weeks. vaccines produced by china's sana back, and the indian manufactured carver shield had been approved. and that will enable australians who are fully vaccinated and australians and residents of australia who are overseas, who are fully vaccinated, to be able to travel again. and to be able to lift those caps on area ports in states where they have moved into phase see of the progress denouncement has been welcomed by family members who've been separated due to caps on the number of seats on international flights and unable to re unite due to quarantine restrictions, there are still some hurdles for australians wishing to return home. restrictions will only be lifted when states reach an 80 percent vaccination target, which means states like here in queensland and western australia where the vaccine, right trials the rest, the country could be required to wait until december, the full boarded reopen. if nissan rosa victoria open up to the world before they open up to all the other states, that will only incentivize it to the other states to get rid of the domes

the death tal from carver 19 in the us. so far this year is higher than the total recorded for all of last year. more than 700000 people have now died in the united states from the virus. ah, the washington national cathedral marks the fatalities by ringing its bell at $700.00 times on tuesday. the u. s. has reported the highest number of deaths from covey. 19 in the world. tens of millions of americans continued to refuse to get vaccinated. despite more than a 1000 people dying from the virus 8 stag, my cannon has more from washington, dc. in all there are some 70000000 americans who have not been vaccinated. this, despite the fact that the vaccination is free, that it is freely available in all parts of the nation. and clearly the period is that this 70000000000 if they are not vaccinated now, or simply not going to get vaccinated for whatever reason. and health officials pointing out that this is a new pandemic of the un vaccinated they. it is, according to the health experts are the ones who driving the surge. so this,

military and political pressure from china to accept it. sovereignty iraq's prime minister must awful carver me, says he'll do everything he can to ensure fair elections. a parliamentary vote is being held on sunday. the election was one of the key demands of an anti government protest movements. she began in 2019 the u. s. at mexico are promising to increase cooperation to reduce migration and violence. us secretary of state antony blinking has been in mexico to work out the details. google is welcoming a deal agreed by $136.00 countries to impose a minimum tax rate of 15 percent on multinational companies. it's aimed at discouraging business giants from declaring profits in low tax territories. it's inside story now. talk to al jazeera, we ask what gives you hope that it is going to be peace because this situation on the ground seems to be pointing otherwise we listened. we were never on their. 3 whatever road to off migration we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. a dispute is growing between molly and france. paris is accused of abandoning v

thanks. steph tucker, their report in life, from the afghan capital carver. let's talk now to pfizer land. he's also in cobble . he is a professor of political sciences at the campbell university. he's also the executive director of democracy, peace and development, thus a think tank based in the afghan capital pfizer learned at 1st question. will this bring pressure to bear on the taliban? this appointment at this juncture pressure that perhaps they're not ready to react positively to as the bed in as the new government. oh, thanks for having me. yes it, it, it really, it is all to be politically, economically and socially pressurizing go live on. not. busy busy only under kiss or for legitimacy under cognition, but also in queue. so front nga. busy the due to the governance management people are desperate to her mom, getting their baby disappointed with her. busy delay, cough resources, sir, malay, cough living resources and a leak of connectivity to the rest of the world. and whoever this reporter is to they have to, when we know who it is, come march or a

either i said mansion continues to say the democrats planned to achieve their plan to achieve 0 carver electricity or what was called the present clean electricity performance program. is the nonstarter. but well, democrats alternately cave and approve funds designated for the environment to go to coal and gas plants. well, it's got the 360 view from rubber patello talk radio host and civil rights attorney and ed martin and publisher of a pro america report dot com. thanks for joining me and, and robert things got to be with you, robert. this is your party, so we're gonna let you cry if you want to tell me how crucial is mentioned in cinema support to either bill. well, i think it's crucial, primarily because we've seen that there are 0 republicans who are willing to cross 40 lines to vote and favorite things like clean energy and such as the pre k. it's occasion of free 2 years of college, adding a visual vision and dental care to medicare, of those sorts of things are public option and an opposition to and therefore we have to go probably to joe mentioned, christian cinema, jo mansio

next drive, chase carvers is going to be picked up by jaelyn watson.ves resulting in a pick. they are 1-4 this season. san jose state against new mexico state. second quarter, 7-7. malachi miller makes a move. 25 yards. the visitors would answer. jonah johnson scrambling, scrambling, scrambling, flings it up to powers should good name and good for the touchdown. 24-14 spartan spartan spartan sn san jose state goes on to win. how about the days? -- how about the a's? houston takes the lead. tough night for the a's. a skyhigh blast to left that hits the roof. by rule, it is an out and everyone was confused. top of the six, two on for tony kemp. tucker, what a play that was. soccer. san jose's dust chance coming on this corner kick. benjamin runs into the keeper who takes exception. yellow cards were issued. vancouver's rhyan white ties with a hat trick. the 49ers take on the seahawks tomorrow afternoon at levi's stadium. first divisional game of the year. injuries are always a concern. the 49ers are also thin at running back. jimmy grap turnover in sunda

and we have an expert pumpkin carver on the plaza.akes a look. will: to identify check that out. rachel: see if pete looks like hunter biden in that. i'm definitely taking mine home though. pete: going to take yours home? we will see what you look like if you want to take it home. rachel: either way if i look scary. pete: oh, yeah, you do look like obama. will: i have got to go out there and check that out. rachel: i love all the scary music we are getting. we are all getting in the mood of halloween. [screams] pete: we were talking about that level of interest in horror movies. rachel: yes. pete: you are more into them than will and i. rachel: i was more into this them when i was a kid. the ones that scared me were the ones about the devil. i remember watching the exorcist for the first time. i would never watch exorcist with my kids but my parents did. i remember being so frightened at the end i turned and said this isn't true, right? and my mom said oh, yes it is. oh, yes, this can happen. rachel: i can't believe this. will: we wil

chase carvers finds a wide open christopher brooks. it's a 38 yard score. cal wins at 39-25. at san jose state, the spartans taking on wyoming. third-quarter spartans of 6 on 3rd and a mile, nick nash flies the friendly skies. 44 yard touchdown to charles roth, the spartans beat the cowboys 27-21. they stay a win away from being bowl eligible. to the pitch, the quakes on the road is real salt lake tied 1-1 before the half chris wanda lasky with the heads of play. the mlss all-time leading goal scorer knox in his 170th career goal. when it 4-3. they will play their final match next sunday at home against dallas. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> get this, for one couple, taco bell proved to be the perfect venue for their wedding reception. of course, not just any taco bell. >> not at all. taco bell canteen and pacifica has a reputation for being perhaps the most beautiful taco bell in the world. >> it really is a pretty. for a pair of longtime taco bell lovers, they just couldn't resist holding their wedding reception there. high school sweethearts, annal

there was somewhere between 6.10 carvers carving at that particular moment.ot long drag. and this is one of our crowd favorites. you can see the eye up there, the different style league that is on each different part of the dragon. you don't car thousands and thousands of pumpkins and he'll come up with all these ideas and and bring it all together unless it's really something you love doing enjoyed and we invite everyone to come out, be a part of it. enjoy it enjoyed artistic aspect. enjoy the halloween aspect enjoy the fall aspect enjoy being out in nature. and when you guys do that, it makes my whole team of artists carpenters architects designers really that we were able to put this together makes all of our hard work worked. >> that is something photo journalist vince to go with that story out of chicago and their halloween decorations. all of the bay area's. well, yeah, even at our house sort of well, a little debacle today, he fixed it well of these bats that i tried to video to go with it. there's audio too, because i was very frustrated. i think afte

we are going live, we are gonna blow up the, carver gonna load the gun with the blanks.e putting real ammunition and bullets into guns that -- and handling them onset. >> steve, because of all of the safety protocols that are being used, including, as you just described, making sure that you are using a realistic looking weapon that is operable but it cannot be loaded with live ammunition. the kind of safety rules that i just showed that our standard in terms of what people -- how people are trained to work around these kinds of firearms onset because of what we know about the industry standards of safety briefings of everybody who is involved in a shoe to has a firearm involved in anyway. it seems very surprising given the current state of how things are handled in the industry, that this could happen. it seems like that there's so many safeguards, that it should be impossible. >> it's to the point where you can't hurt somebody -- you can break some -- hurt somebody if you break multiple rules. if you use an un-modified firearm, when you put alive ammo in it, when you p

our grandparents' geppetto - that geppetto, with all due respect, was a failed wood carver who made terrible vulnerable geppetto. a soulful geppetto and a sexy geppetto. so - >> jimmy: wow. >> that's what really drew me to the role. >> jimmy: wow! and -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> we are remaking - we're reclaiming geppetto on our terms. >> jimmy: yes, reclaim - i also want to ask you, because you have something very interesting every time you come on we'll talk about something and you collect like art history or something you collect some old cool things >> presidential memorabilia. >> jimmy: yes, you love presidential memorabilia, but you have a bust of grover cleveland >> yes >> jimmy: at your -- in your house. >> well, right so, grover cleveland is -- i mean, by far my third favorite late 19th century president. and so i had a bust of him - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don't pick favorites, but, yeah, okay. >> i had him in my apartment for 20 years and then i went for "cbs sunday morning" to do a story, and i interviewed the grandson of grover cleveland, george cleveland i showed him a pictu

prosecco and carver have made sparkling wine much more accessible and affordable, and that's a greatat there will be less duty to pay on things like champagne and other popular drinks, wines, beers, but it could well mean that we end up paying more in some ciders and fortified wines. but will those savings be passed on to customers? i would hope that they have there are significant savings, that they can be passed onto consumers, but there are other challenges we are trying to accommodate at the moment, and you know, the changes with just bringing wine into the country, it's becoming more expensive. wine is now the most popular drink in the uk, wherever it is drunk. so many deals at the supermarket, it's not that expensive. it's starting to become a bit of a necessity to people to relax. there is a 50% tax cut for retail and hospitality coming in, which is a big relief for andy. nobody wants to work all day and night to not make anything. it's not why we do it. being able to know that you can have this reduction is good. it's a very positive. there will be a lot of businesses relieve

we have jamie, a pumpkin carver, carving your image into a pumpkin this morning. just to highlight therost in areas. here largely dry, with sunshine. showers starting to become fewer in number in the west. colder in eastern areas. temperatures in the west lifting as the wind shifts direction. overnight showers dotted around. many will be dry and clear conditions in the south and east and it is here temperatures could drop low enough for frost. notice temperatures in the west. 8—9. that is because we have a southerly wind developing and that is you can see by the colours in the chart is bringing back milder air after the chill experienced in the past 24 hours. gradually milder tomorrow. a colder start in eastern areas with sunshine. the odd shower but the greatest chance late in the day across the rest of the uk for showers. and temperatures in the mid—teens. saturday into sunday, outbreaks of rain with the weather front pushing eastwards. a windy speu front pushing eastwards. a windy spell over night. sunday itself, more showers around. the best of the dry weather in eastern areas prop

there was somewhere between 6.10 carvers carving at that particular moment.ur crowd favorites. you can see the eye up there, the different style league. that is on each different part of the dragon. you don't car thousands and thousands of pumpkins and he'll come up with all these ideas and and bring it all together unless it's really something you love doing and enjoyed and we invite everyone to come out, be a part of it. enjoy it enjoyed artistic aspect. enjoy the halloween aspect enjoy the fall aspect enjoy being out in nature. and when you guys do that, it makes my whole team of artists carpenters architects designers really that we're able to put this together makes all of our hard work worked. what a great idea. maybe someone out here is going to have to. >> do something like that. i love a good pumpkin carving. you should do i try of the space out here try to do it. princess cruises was born right here in california. for over 55 years, we've been helping californians make the most of their precious vacation time. and right about now, we could all use a

. >> mister carver. >> thank you chairman. limited duties for promotion are decided in employee surveys are cited as the top reason for ic employees resigning from their agencies . what are you doing to address the source of frustration among the departing officers and especially those with diverse backgrounds. what steps are your agencies taking to appeal to applicants with diverse national origins, heritages, especially those who have proficiencies in critical languages and cultural skills . other specific barriers that these groups face coming into the ic ? are there disclosures on sf 86 forms and what areas for improvement have you identified for extending outreach to rural and underrepresented communities ? in terms of disclosures with something like artistic vision and protest in college or plm rallies the to the kind of acceptance into the ic as opposed to others who have participated in protests with exceptions in the ic and even mebecome executives, would thatbe someone of color ? >> do you want me to start? >> let's

thanks for joining us here at the carver warning news.bit of detail, though, because october is kind of when we get these potential for fire danger and red flag warnings. we've got some winds going on tonight on in the cider and the corn on the cob and all that kind of stuff that goes with falls. well, a live shot coming in the east bay shoreline. you can see with the blue skies in the blue bay. >> looks like a nice sunday that it will be problems. start. however, tonight in particular tomorrow cover the whole bay with the wind advisory. that will be pretty much intact. let's get to in terms of future cast winds today will get that little onshore wind. it builds a little bit more. so as we get late tonight starts to tilt more northerly as it will do overnight tomorrow. there's the coverage during the east bay some of these winds. >> in places that don't typically get wins, expected to be 3040, miles per hour. gusts are very possible with that wind advisory doesn't usually come with property damage, but there might be some nuisance minor i

yesterday, we had the resident pumpkin carver here in new york and today pete and i will go head to head will be fun to watch. pete: that will be fun to watch. rachel: i don't know who i will cheer for. pete: really cracks i will help you out. rachel: gas-- i guess, you game -- pete: adam all the way. will: this is bad. you have rachel on your side. my dog has just up for halloween and guess what she is. i guess we have a picture right here. rachel: look at that. will: violet in a vikings costume. pete: violet is a viking? will: yes, but you can see she's displeased. rachel: i think she's proud. will: years down-- her ears are down. pete: e-mail us your photos friends at foxnews.com. halloween costume if you are up early wearing them and you have a shot in the show in the background, extra credit most likely. rachel: kids, pets, all of it. pete: we have as well that halloween annual tradition "fox & friends" halloween parade out on fox square. all of our families in one way shape or form are in route to the studio as we speak and they will be in costume and it will be chaos. rachel: you