ethel kennedy: frankly, before i sat dow i remember looking for the door. if we need to get out of here, it would be great to know thehortest way. but it was just the opposite end of the scale. there was a warmth there that was totally unexpected. dick scruggs: i had no idea his wife had come with him. and when they walked out on stage holding hands like, here we are, here we are, with a disarming smile and waving at the crowd, i had goosebumps. it wasn't just a polite applause. this was a standing ovation just for the courage that he and his wife showed to come out on that stage. and that was before they'd ever said a word. jo thackston: i remember being just thrilled t of my mind. and looking around and seeing the people in the balcony, it was totally filled with people that were excited and happy. i could not believe that about the kennedy family in mississippi. it was like a presidential campaign. there were so many newspeople. robert f. kennedy: i want to say how grateful i am-- are to be with you here today. i've heard a great dl about the university

i'm born and raised, gonna die 808. >> the owners of ethel's are a sort of typical hawaiian mix.inland japanese husband yoichi, daughter minaka, who i guess would be japanese, okinawan, american/hawaiian, and son-in-law robert, who is, of course, mexican. >> it's the pig feet. >> oh, nice, that's pretty. oh, wow, look at that. that's the tripe. >> that's the tripe, that's the tripe. >> that looks good. >> spam and bitter melon. >> now we are talking. oh, that's awesome. >> i just call it local food. >> right. >> but local just, like, covers, like, a wide net. when i look at this table, again, i just get hawaii. it's got portuguese, japanese, you got okinawan, world war ii, i don't know some type of -- >> korean. >> korean, japanese, hawaiian, love child plate of awesomeness. >> right. the food is some bone-deep hawaiian stuff, my friends, which is to say a delicious mash up of -- well, look. take taco rice, it's a dish created in okinawa to approximate tex-mex for homesick american g.i.s that was then appropriated in a post-ironic way by younger generations of okinawans and japan

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the 8 world cup stadiums won't become wife elephants when the tillman ends in fashionable name is ethel job. from the bedouin life in the sand dunes to the seafaring fisherman and pearl divers of the gulf, the countries have always been rooted to their environment. a walk cra, 22 kilometer south of central doha is one of the oldest, continuously inhabited areas on the peninsula. now, the city of more than 265000 people will soon welcome fans. attending ruled cup matches at elgin noob stadium as a local, national for 30 living in walker, a full refill. and as an engineer, this particular stadium, this approach, we are all are proud of having disciplined this entity in alora, the idiot connoisseurs of architecture will recognize the creative force behind the curves. iraqi british architect the her head deed in my she died in 2016. the pritzky architecture prize winner was the only woman to design a cut our 2022 stadium. the extended part of this stadium is that the show would and didn't the stadium, it does look like a ship with all this glutamate and a the, with the coverages that she di

let's hear from you because you are very keen on police officers. ethel, besides enforcement of laws, what else can be done? i think then it's a year is that mindset that has been created before the fear of the full use of someone has to make the police officers our friend, and they need to show it from the outward perspective that okay, you are friend, then it's the builders relationship between the boost buses. so the comments would have been showed a hub. not brutally. yeah. not aggressively. what are you coming to the picture? get those bits and make the person knows the and nor does what you. we are going to help you sensitize that person, and also not only the addict, i use the appearance, listening to the since the time. they also play a very big rule in, you know, corbin this. yeah. hi george. so a holistic approach towards sensitization and education are med, let's hear from you. first hand experience have been used. the drugs yourselves are now senior golf and battling with this. what do you think it will take to finally put an end to it within an empty joke, senior to the o

role that erica has been having over ethiopia is not, not in a position to assert itself over eric ethel, they're in a bit of a 50 k e k. i. when it comes to erica. but we're not the flute to grow. i think the, the one, the one that grounds would say would be about to open to say that erica should leave to gripe on. but if it's refused that to great horses would be in a position to, to deal with area along. that would be the position of the to grounds, but one point that they to paragraph guess said if i could mission, he said that all parties have committed crimes degree. that is true. but the crimes committed by the hip and eric enforcers are materially and qualitatively different, even according to the your report. and the u. s. has been on the whole sympathetic detail. but even according to your report that you report says that you keep an error tempo suck, committed crimes against humanity and true war crimes. whereas nothing of the sort have been committed by to ground forces. so to say that one parties have committed crimes. he's wrong. there's a, he's different to the type and de

let's hear from you because you are very keen on police officer ethel besides enforcement of laws, what else can be done? i think then it to you is that mine says that has been created before. the fear of the full use of that we need to make the police officers, our friend, and a need to show it from the outward perspective that okay, you are friend, then it's the builders relationship between the boost batches. so the comments, would it be julie hop not brutally. yeah. not aggressively. what a common sort of picture get this person mixed up person knows the and know that's what you we are going to help you off sensitize that person. and also not only the addicts i use the appearance also need to desensitize. yeah. they also play a very big rule in, you know, on corbin, there's yeah, had jobs. so a holistic approach to web sensitization. yeah. and education are med, let's hear from you. first hand experience having used the drugs yourselves, the now senior golf and battling with this. what do you think it will take to finally put an end to it within an integer? kenya, to look at the sit

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1st time the rebels of sat down to negotiate with the left us government led by president gustavo ethel. malaysian opposition leader. anwar abraham says he's optimistic about leading a coalition. government tightly contested parliamentary elections has given no party, actually a majority to form a government frontier. he has more from calling them for leader of the opposition on why abraham is a contender. his part, his party or his block, is the largest block in parliament. they're considering a partnership with the national front, a party that's tainted with corruption, a party that was dominant in politics until its defeat in 2018 elections. and these are traditional rivals, but it's not really even a done deal at this moment because some m. p 's from the national front to have said they will not support going into partnership with the opposition. heavy rain in the balkans of cause widespread flooding, killing at least 6 people, northwest albania is one of the worst hit areas. thousands of act as a farmland are under water. more than 600 homes were flooded. masses are to miss spacecr

he also, by the way, later adopted the children of julius and ethel rosenberg, as you may know when their parents were executed. really holiday of course made the song famous as her best selling recording in one she sang for 20 years. she recalled that her father had been denied medical treatment because of his race, something still happening as you note in the 1950s. when as, well luncheons like that of emmett till were also sadly still occurring. i mean so i'm just gonna play you a little bit of the song we will. >> blot on the leaves ♪ ♪ ♪ and buy blood at the root. black bodies swinging in the southern bree's. strange fruit hanging from the popular trees. >> holiday, who had been born. a very emotionally moving song, isn't it? i'm glad i had a chance to play for you. you should listen to the whole song when you have a chance. born in philadelphia 1915, and singing in harlem by the time she was a teenager, had a rocky childhood. but the renowned strange fruit set her up for a successful career through the 40s and beyond. like marie, holiday to had relationships with women and men. sadl

. >> ethel, we are going to have a baby. >> we got to see a pregnant woman on television wearing a dress that started from a neck and looked like a tent. >> are we afraid of seeing a pregnant woman in the 19 as because it means she has had sex as if we didn't all come from a pregnant woman. >> in the 60s sitcoms were stuck in this 1950s suburban housewife mentality but then it's this really interesting dynamic you see tv trying to address the gentlemaner -- agenda gender. >> i definitely think i dream of genie is an escape. >> i need a horse. >> [boing]. >> she's this entity trying to do the best she can. >> you may ask anything of thy slave master. >> when you have magic you can do a lot of things. >> what are you reading genie? >> i'm reading a scroll. the emancipation of modern woman. what does it mean? >> genie, you don't have to worry about things like that. >> but you have this character who is the absolute epitome of male fantasy. >> i want to understand your way of life so that i can please me. >> you please me very much. as a matter of fact you're perfect. >> there's an episode

he also by the way later adopted the children of julius and ethel rosenberg as you may know when their parents were executed billie holiday, of course made the song famous as her best-selling recording and one she sang for 20 years. she recalled that her father had been denied medical treatment because of his race something still happening as she would note in the 1950s when as well lynchings like that of emmett till were also sadly still occurring so i'm just going to play a little bit of this song. blood only leaves and let it go through. black body swinging in the southern breeze strain s hanging from the tree holiday who had been born such a motionally moving song isn't it to here? and i'm so glad we had a chance to play it for you. i should listen to the whole song though when you have a chance. in 1915 and singing in harlem by the time she was a teenager had a rocky childhood, but the renown of strange fruit set her up for a successful career through the 40s and beyond like murray holiday too had relationships with women and men. sadly her promise was cut short by many personal c

okay, so for lead one was so g, it went to matt ethel and want to hobbled up at the philadelphia i didn't live hagey. milan was towards eve alabaster, alabama let off. but the last year or shotuko football at the theater, cooper, golf, sort of coffee cobra. really kind of just we are open until castle adams. appreciate a call. we not let her be like can bella will quote up at the alamo. so ally been to the and the had that her voice and i'm still on the block and i was so lie been sold our ham management minora. we have offered her that it will not lie. been almost over a yellow card that was off on the shower that michelle ah, you the minute what's in the in here? i will do little sillies else and he'll be able to see them on hold them at the other. fear said i leave it alone. b, l, the steadily the sofa, one the headless, said that because it, alum ha thought awoke us that selfish as an, as an at the huddled club and company had caps in college, their simple color, flagler sits more body art with a diarrhea, physical implants for comes from but a prisoner has analogous a village who aft

think about how ethel waters and all those films she was and she always made sure to wear her elegantonds. they are always somewhere. that question about sexuality and representation, when we think about that? we know why itin was gone with e wind or weo understand that. will wait think about. [laughter] [inaudible] but what do we think about that? as a rejoinder. do we really feelyo that wayt' that's the difference she is not the same person she's just playing a role. i mean what do we think? what we really think about these age-old issues? about representation. ngand watching them note the wod and know our bodies. it's reminiscent of your own history in your own painful history do not want to visit that on them. i want them to feel free. but i cannot help saying 1 dollar which a party the other night. don't put down yourr drink. filing i'm just gonna go home. if so many rules i think i will just go home. and i thought my visiting all of these things. where do we situate somebody like josephine baker insidee of that same narrative? we have the beyoncÉ's, but beyoncÉ often harkens bac

they are in to see ethel sciatic or the in fact there are some people are asking, well like in social media in social networks that they use these a woke up that is not mexico don't seem that competitive as a preparation to the 2026 world captain, were they believe mexico have a bigger chance? so yeah, yeah. people are antiseptic. it will be the 1st time in history that a country organizes 3 times the world cup. so. so yeah, there is a leg, certainly excitement, but it's a long time i head. so at the moment they're mostly focused on the next work up. yeah, let's, let's do with 2022. first. the martindale palace here. thank you so much. sure. for taking time out. for us tonight, my pleasure. our cats organ secretary will kick off $64.00. well car matches and al jazeera will be following the action. every step of the way. the weight is nearly over for the bigger show on earth. all eyes are on cut are as the world cut comes to the middle east for the 1st time, a truly global event, bringing together football culture from all over the world wall. 32 countries battle it out with the trophy

and this is my friend michael, who is the son of julius and ethel rosenberg.yeah, well, you know, it's only the truth, sweetheart. and my friend helen, she who wrote four biographies after being taught by. she had to go pee. she's female, okay? but what she would tell me is stephen said your subject will tap you on the shoulder and you know, and then that's it. i mean that is the beginning of it all. i'm completely terrified as an american and as citizen of the world. and and yet because of all of you little bits of -- hope have started to arise. it's the same feathers in my soul. and i want to thank all his, but particularly you for. and mr. benjamin, i'll never, never forget your last remarks about stephen oates, whom i had the pleasure know. thankgeorgetown university profr brian hochman us now for a conversation about recent book the

if we're in the room, ethel, from work um, where would you need people with connections to put cameroon football back at the level where it was, you have to put the football federation back to the size. it was and put cameras back at the center of world football where it was, and only samuel ito could do that, mostly the money, whatever they're wearing capitals target remains to say, go deep into the knockout stages of the tournament, android style. i'm a decrease algeria. that is all your support for now. i'll have another updates a little bit later emily. thank you very much, cameron great insights there from craig forest. thank you. all right, that's it for this news hour. but don't go anywhere. i'll have more of the day's news in just a moment. in the meantime, head to our website out here dot com. ah ah. and a generation for me to lead players using that platform for good. the most important thing is given access to opportunity. you know, other work in this in different ways and highlight how the world's most popular game is helping change lives and community. more federation asked

if we will room ethel woke up, when will you need people with connections to put cameroon in football back at the level where it was, you have to put the football federation back to the size. it was and put cameras back at the center of world football where it was, and only samuel ito can do that, mostly the mummy. whatever they're wearing, campbells target remains the same. go deep into the knockout stages of the tournament and do it in style. i'm a decrease elissia now canada will be playing at only the 2nd mens well cup as well as co hosting it in 2026. their success is seen canada's sporting landscape change. a lot. jay defense has moved from vancouver. o canadians are passionate about their sports teams. generally those playing baseball, basketball, and of course ice hockey. but more recently, fans are turning to a different game with the success of the men's and women's sides has caused a massive spike and interest in the sport. the canadian women's team, one olympic gold in tokyo, followed by the men's team qualifying for just their 2nd world cap. much of this success is down t

and i remember there were times where different members of the family, one time joe, one time ethel took me to the side, you're from the south, could you explain something to us, and you could tell it actually has haunted the family, certainly haunted joe and ethel. they said, we don't understand, can you help explain to us how after bobby got shot, so many of his voters went over and voted for wallace. i couldn't do it. i just heard, though, this talk about outsiders, and i do just wonder if americans is always looking for the outsider that's going to shake things up because for people that weren't around in 1968, bobby kennedy was politically as opposite of george wallace as possible, and yet so many of those voters that lined the tracks to say good-bye to bobby, turned around, went home, and then supported george wallace. >> no question, americans like that person who's an outsider, whose promise is something different. you look at joe biden, he's such a decent man, but he does represent the washington establishment, career politician. i thought the strongest part of what biden had to

i think about how ethel waters in all of those films that she was in she always made sure to wear her elegant diamonds and tucked into the kerchief somewhere. for the question of sexuality and representation, what do we think about that? we know why the film was it "gone with the wind" or we know why it was protested and we understand that, what do we think of harriet mcdaniel. >> hattie mcdaniel. >> and what do we think of that as a rejoineder, do we really feel that way, that that's the difference? you know, to be in charge of one's character literally. beyonce, not the same person, she's playing a role. i mean, what do we think? what do we really about these age-old issues? brittany, thinking about kind representation and what do we teach our young people, our young black women, i'm living with two in my house and watching them and watching them, you know, want to know the world. these are our bodies. and it's reminiscent of your own history own painful history and and i don't want to revisit that on them. and feel free. one daughter went to a party the other night, don't put down

each of us must agree to recognize our own ethel centrists's and remove that filter from our social discoursecan we truly engage and embrace our people in a spirit of positivity instead of self righteousness. only then can the bond of reconciliation be applied. so, as a woman of color, and the president of a thriving historically black university, i say to you today, lincoln's vision is in serious jeopardy. maybe drowning in a sea of apathy, unless we, you and i, in partnership with our leaders, develop the courage to advocate for equity, justice, and voting rights, the willingness to promote unity and inclusion, the fortitude to champion ethics, accountability, and integrity, the foresight to make real a vision that is long overdue. therefore, let us direct our attention to the consensus we must pursue without malice, but with foresight, forethought, to make america the democratic bastion of freedom for all citizens. together let us lobby our politicians to pass the freedom to vote act. together lettuce consent to build broad coalitions in defence of our democracy and work across the many ai

applause] are darling children nancy kristine jacklin pollen alexandra and her grandchildren alexandra ethelance liam sean and ryan paula thomas zell and octovio they are the joys of our lives and we are so very proud of them and a comfort to us at this time. [applause] and for my brilliant dedicated and patriotic staff under the leadership of terry mccullough working together, the finest group of public servants the house is ever known, thank you all very much. [applause] and again for those who sent me here for the people of san francisco for entrusting me with a high honor of being their voice in congress and his continued work i will strive to honor the call of the patron saints of our city, st. francis. , make me an instrument of thy peace. in this house we begin each day with a prayer and a pledge to the flag. every day i am in awe of the majestic miracle that is american democracy. as we participate in the hallmark of our public the peaceful orderly transition from one congress to the next, let us consider the words of president lincoln spoken during one of america's hours. he called