wheeler parker. doctor i've heard you say many times, that if you were not there, you can't really know what happened and you were there in 1955 and if you woody, take us back to that moment and tell us what happened at the grocery store and into the home of moses >> first of all i would like to say that 66 years ago last saturday, i was 16 years old. that morning, was the morning they came and kidnapped emmett till and i had my moments and i can remember that the thing showed up just before she died his mother and she told me that she wanted me to carry on the work and they wanted to name it emmett till memorial center and everything was that i hope that he did not die in vain in coming here today, is a reminder that emmett till did not die in vain, he still speaks, sad to say i think he has done or death they would've done if he had lived so many things have come to past and done to help racism and help and with that i will go back into what happened at the store. so many stories that have been tol

senator wheeler whom you alluded to.the leading lights in the progressive movement, one of the leading lights in the democratic party being bandied about as a potential presidential contender. this is a man who obtained semilegendary status. what is interesting, if he had died in the late 1930s, might well be a venerated figure today in american politics. because of what happens later on, he loses a seat in 1946, his reputation is tanked. >> given the challenge that's we've got, the sedition trial, pending charges against the president for his role in this. you get somebody like john rogge, the prosecutor who preceded him. william maloning, bringing them in court themselves don't end in convictions even though they implicate these members of congress. certainly those members of congress never find themselves in the dock, let alone in jail. but you do get them voted out. it is a civil society form of accountability that is driven essentially by journalism, by activism, people coming to know what they did, and judging them

well, senator wheeler turned on the jets again.time he didn't go just to the attorney general he went to the top. he went to president harry truman. and he told president harry truman that he needed to fire the new prosecutor to. just like the old prosecutor had been fired. and president harry truman caved to that demand from senator burton wheeler. he did it. he fired the second prosecutor in the sedition case. truman also buried the results of the investigation. the justice department had reportedly planned to make public the finding of its investigation about the sedition defendants working with the hitler government. and this naji agents work in congress. and what the knots own false just said about which americans they were working with him to do what. the justice department plant to do a public official report on those findings. harry truman ordered that investigation kept secret. he buried. for 15 years it was buried. is an amazing story. it is a story you might want to listen to on your thanksgiving travels. [laughs] but no

. >> that's right, we are talking about frank wheeler. >>> frank found a unique way to raise money for his local food bank. he looked around his garage, and he constructed his own fundraising design. >> reporter: for woodshop teacher frank whalen brings lumber to life in his santa rosa garage. >> the pieces are cut on a 15 degree angle. >> reporter: the 86-year-old carpenter has built a house and we all modeled pitchers in his career. >> these days, the projects are smaller but the impact serves five north bay counties. >> it makes me feel happy. >> reporter: all the pieces came together a few years ago. >> every horizontal surface in our house was covered by the stuff that i would make, so i decided i better give it away. >> reporter: at the time, his 8 club was raising money for a lofo. he packed up the station wagon he built himself and started his own traveling store. he sells his handcrafted items from the trunk of his vehicle for $100 each. all the money goes to the redwood empire food bank. people snap up his wooden boxes, pumpkins, and trucks, some with removable surfboards. >>

this is my daughter on the left is the reverd wheeler parker till's cousin on the right. is the reverend wil williams the co-chair of the commission that put up the signs? this fall september 17th a second major museum exhibition is going to open that features. a bullet riddled sign like the smithsonian the indianapolis children's museum created an entire exhibit around one of the bullet riddled signs. and this one is a traveling exhibit after it ons in indy. it's going to go to birmingham jackson, mississippi. it's going to go to the dusable in chicago and to the atlanta. history center i can't wait. so what do we learn? from all of this after 50 years of silence an interracial group of citizens joined forces. to put up signs the signs were then stolen replaced. shot replaced again shot again and replaced again. every time local citizens took it upon themselves to tell till's story on the landscape of the mississippi delta vandals got their guns and transformed markers of the black experience. into yet one more reminder of white supremacy unbowed by this violence the smi

this is my daughter on the left is till's cousin, the reverend wheeler parker. on the right is the reverend willie wliams. the co-chair of the commission that putp the signs. this fall, september 17th, a second major museum exhibition is gointo open the features bullet riddled sign. like the smithsonian, the indianapolis children museum created an entire exhibit around one of the bullet riddled signs. this is a traveling exhibit. after it opens an indiana it will open in birmingham, jacksonville mississippi, and to the atlanta history center. i cannot wait. so what do we learn from all of this? after 50 years of silence, the interracial group of citizens joined forces to put up signs. the signs were then stolen, replaced, shot, replaced again, shot again, and replaced again. every time local citizens took it upon themselves to tell till's the story on the landscape of the mississippi delta vandals got their guns and transformed markers of the black experience into yet one more reminder of white supremacy. unbowed by this violence, the smithsonian and the minneap

. >> local woodshop teacher frank wheeler brings lumber to life in his garage. the 86-year-old carpenter has built his own house and remodeled kitchens. >> i bought my first tablesaw when i was 15. >> the products are smaller these days but he supports five north bay counties now, all the pieces came together a few years ago. >> every surface was covered with this stuff that i made. >> at the time, his club was raising money for the local food bank, so frank packed up his station wagon that he built himself and started a traveling store. he sells handcrafted items from the trunk of the vehicle for $100 apiece, all thgo redwempirefood bank people snap up oden s, pumpkins and trucks and some have removable surfboards. >> i am pleased and surprised that people are interested and they really appreciate it. >> frank takes the store to car shows and wherever he and his wife happen to drive. >> i stopped at the grocery store and somebody wanted to look at the car. i opened it up to c. >> frank's wooden creations have created $40,000 in the last two years for the redwoo

to these credit owners, wheeler demonstrated people fleeing extreme ground off getting 200 people from the agency around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines ah, ah, a loan, musk slashes, twits, his work force. as many as half of the websites employees found out on friday they were being laid off, and now musk will be hearing from their lawyers. me while near figures show american wages are rising. good news for employees, but not what the fed wanted to hear away from the us. germany's chancellors schoultz has been meeting china's president. she all the 2 countries reaching a turning point in that trade relationship with the state of your business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program, laid off with next and no warning. the week has ended with twitter employees around the world finding out if they still have a job slashing the workforce appears to be part of the strategy of the websites, new owner, e, long musk, but outgoing employees don't plan to live quietly. using th

if the reverend wheeler parker were here with us tonight. he would remind us that before till was an icon or a martyr. he was also. a boy and a jokester reverend parker is a cousin of emmett till his childhood best friend and the last living i witnessed to both the abduction and the murder and he was also for all things emmett till related my true north you might have heard reverend parker tells story on abc last month and if you did. you heard him talk about the fun-loving bicycle riding boy. that was the young till and you also. heard him talk about the sheer terror. of being in the unlit sharecroppers cabin in the dark hours of the mississippi night. when two of till's killers went through the house bed to bed pausing to interrogate parker. before finding till in the next room it's important to start with reverend parker because most of us. especially me. only no till as an icon. the boy who's lynching inspired a generation and launched a movement. we know him as a story that pushed rosa parks into action as a tortured body on the pages o

my dad, i could be a, b, b k, someone to be kid wheeler. i didn't want to do that. who it would have done a lot, and i thought i would have been, i look at them and they're going to be you know, i'm happy to what i'm going to move back in. i mean, he might have done a thank you. you can either go ahead and do that, but with me and when i'm, when i'm, i'm getting hello, this is in defense a with money monitoring for a, a, a, a, b, l, u i nibble me here, who didn't send it to me. a bill was me so and he said 739, but not made it so one wondering if you put it the lead that now over monica da here will know what all you still need. i don't need anything. i need my own so he can get it. i'm not, i'm not study and he'd been study that it was like me get that locked down so many po, not i don't get somebody me. and when they get it done on the, on the on, you know, i see got a, got any this guy. wow. i got a, a, a andy, i've seen karla that i took the lessons that can nominate. he hives and hating that it goes out and not the out out any of our barking. somehow you die ki

i think he just this wheeler good. yeah. i believe of glove. yeah. the beer said as near debbie was 30. yeah. but i'd she would go lord, let go up with visit even the saladas leave dusk. yeah. lizzie, the widow bridge come here. you do said is of it. he actually away lloyd, he could with his dad's case the law was eulogies resume in a good. yeah. a good. yeah. i did that by. yeah, no, but i sees care a ah your and you'll save us money openings. i'm one of my work done, hopefully in the reasoning my cookie, them a cute, bring my answer. yes. carol. so i mean, i think it was like, i'm down. is that at this on some more if it's so late or did you leave a message if it is a way to go on the bus? so business to what it was, i need somebody joe reached out to wait on you on a bus . they need a limit or to book with him as up. he's in a classroom, but it just came from the by, you know, the president of shares to have she had it done and i gotta get the chaise concept because otherwise i would normally or the previous due to the most cases like almost what

do you, can you do more clarity why muted keep their talk. wheeler, e, kosciusko, a sheep to talk fill was the french foreign ministry in 1849, and wrote a famous treaties. democracy in america was the issue of media who she was told, blah, really kicks not all the category new samanthia. not sure, leach abuse. whoops, kirk, but it's the lights, the humid silly dorski, the angler. i mean, he comes, i need a key, was movie g, cham, exclusion swell, border race here of dark on your story. music. if story mc, we'll use move, your gearing is the way you jordan, this person is coming up. we'll certainly blunt up at the mac or way it will in the master trouble people will do it in you. what in the 3 shall global cause? those will keep us, nor christie, and mary can kill the 9 people. tribes of the 4015 emilio and african slaves to god follow young to all day, the treatment pieces for god. this is the concept of what i call rushing. they want to be russians over the head generation to generation, to feel guilty and apologized for leaders. hundreds of years ago did not do anything even close t

well, the head of the cia will represent with a wheeler, and, accordingly majority. this meeting finally took place, as reported here already with reference to sources, it took place at the headquarters of the turkish intelligence service details. we don’t have e for this minute yet, but we hope that they will definitely appear tatyana thank you our correspondent natalie solovyo was with the latest details from turkey, the russian national football team began a training camp in novogorsk, before friendly matches with the national teams of tajikistan and uzbekistan, today the national football players the teams broke up into groups and held a recovery training session for newcomers and called the head coach valery karpin to the russian national team in his opinion. now is the time to look at the youth and deputies. tomorrow at 15:00 moscow time, our team will fly to dushambe , where on the seventeenth there will be a meeting with tajikistan from 20 in tashkent with the national team of uzbekistan. the analysis will be serious, our games with kyrgyzstan, right? the ana

surveyed the territory of the nikopol district, fortunately, no one in the community was injured, four-wheelerse blown up by a mine, two of them were killed, two more were buried, a tragedy occurred in kharkiv oblast, the day before, men were arguing about the roads on the highway near the chekalivsk chuguyiv district. this was reported by the head of the region the troops of the oleg synogub administration, according to preliminary information, road workers hit a mine with an excavator bucket, the regional prosecutor's office clarified that it could be an anti-tank mine a criminal case has already been opened for violating the laws and customs of war. also, during demining, a 32-year-old lieutenant of the civil defense service was blown up on a non-personnel mine. his condition is serious. fighting is going on in donetsk region, the russian occupiers are not giving up their attempts to break through our defenses near bakhmut soledar and vuglehirsk, in general, the day before, along the contact line, the occupiers three rocket and 10 air strikes were carried out by heavy artillery and tanks. tw

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s. government to isolate dennis wheeler results largest country in latin america, both in geographical space as, as well as in population. and so they also supported the us back qu in bolivia, a couple of years ago. and, and they've even offered, was not personally just offered political asylum for janine and yes, who, who was the head figure of the crew in bolivia and so lula has always kind of been a divisive figure within the u. s. political. ready stablished and he's been kind of seen as when he started out. he was certainly seen as kind of a reformer someone that could be worked with. but i think his, his for res into into launching these spearheading these international movements like bricks and sued alba, etc. you know, a lot kind of his true colors as, as best basically a practical and imperialist came through and, and so the hardliners in washington certainly don't see his coming to the office with favor. it's going to be an interesting situation. lula has a bone to pick, as you mentioned, with the united states, he's calling out the united states on, on, on nato's aggression

attention is now paid to cyclists, they are obliged to attach lights to the front and back of the two-wheelerar reflective clothing, and on at intersections , don’t ride it, but take it in your hands and translate it, besides, we try to be attentive because they fly, they even well, sometimes they don’t turn at all attention and yes, we try to be careful when there is no light in this, i'm in a hurry to go somewhere, it happens that, well, it happens that they don't let me in, well, i think that they simply violate their rights, well , the right of traffic, and they neglect this with the safety of pedestrians, if it's already dark and yes it happens where there is a traffic light, i.e. a traffic light. and this is how drivers miss it. everyone understands what kind of time we are in . the war will definitely end and we will all return to our usual lives, and in the meantime, everyone should not neglect elementary things for the sake of their own security daria ruban oleksandr kuga espresso bila tserkva would like to thank our colleagues for an extremely interesting, first of all, interesting

after a long campaign for many, many people the international olympic committee, robert wheeler andnd his wife the earliest chroniclers. many people in a lot of native american activists were fighting for this forever. and it finally happened. 110 years too late. the other way the story is in the news is in boarding schools. he of the pope going to canada only a few weeks ago to apologize for the ways the catholic church had handled indian boarding schools and the trauma of o that. the secretary of interior deborah holland to study both what happened in those schools that ensued from that. cracks most of the boarding schools are now closed. and good riddance. those that remain largely run by the tribes themselves. it is a fascinating legacy because there were as you point out, the failings were obvious. and yet the students found a way to persevere and make something of it. >> a lot of the students and their children became the lawyers and activists that fought against that old system, right? including kevin dover. hugs i will say this i actually went to a boarding school but not one

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so more the way we'll wait less the record wheeler, we're willing to get some territories. you know, the, the, the, i think if we can be kind of counter intuitive about the, the timeline you, one of my favorite questions over the last few months is, who's got the clock. who's got the time russia got both. okay. both the clocks and the time, because i'm in the, the way it's pursued this conflict very methodically, slowly. odessa, a cough, but this act could it be possibly january, february of next year and with the price of energy, low productivity in europe. i, i personally think the headlines are going to go to economic collapse in the west and now what is happening on the ukrainian battlefront? would i write to add something? for instance, russia decided to take some, a economy corps program for instance, for the plains. it's a 4 years plans. it's a foils planner to, to build his own plans with the m. s. 21 was a stupid under. so it means that russia don't, doesn't plan to stop due to sanctions, for instance, about plants for 4 years. so risha is ready as are the plans th

six-wheelers, they are required by the very center of employment november rains in the absence of windows and sometimes walls. buildings cause more and more trouble prokopenko konstantin pinov, lugansk people's republic 9 years in prison and confiscation of property punishment that threatens two women from odessa for organizing a channel to escape from the ukrainian army in the national police of ukraine reported on the disclosure of a scheme through which men of military age could leave away from mobilization into the ranks of the armed forces, according to the official according to the press release, everything was supervised by a lawyer from odessa, her assistant. they issued fake permits for clients to travel abroad. now let me remind you that it is forbidden for all men from 18 to 60 to cross the ukrainian cordon. however, there are a number of exceptions, for example, escorting disabled people. actually , it was precisely such documents that odessa women made, as the police reported, women acted not for free, one trip cost 5,000 dollars, a bribe. judges to my other officials are inc

places, attention is paid now and they owe it to cyclists attach the front and rear lights to the two-wheelerlective clothing, and at intersections do not ride on it, but take it in your hands and carry it, besides, we try to be careful because they fly, they even well, sometimes they don't pay attention at all and so we try to be careful when there is no light, everyone is in a hurry to go somewhere, it happens that, well, it happens that they do not let in, well, i think that they simply violate their rights, well, right-of-way traffic, and they neglect this with the safety of pedestrians, if anything darker and so and so the drivers pass everyone everyone understands what kind of time we are in now the war will definitely end and we will all return to our usual life and in the meantime everyone should not neglect elementary things for their own safety darya ruban oleksandr kuga espresso bila tserkva from now on every third friday of the month in the kyiv metro , trainings on pre-medical assistance will be held, instructors will be waiting for those who wish from 12:00 to 17:00, the kmda re

abbot facility is the largest formula factory in the united states, as well as one of the largest 4 wheeler manufacturers in the country. the facility had previously shut down in february, driving a nation wide crisis of infant and specialty formulas, but had managed to reopen on june 4th. what you might not know about the story is that a whistleblower says that they were fired for raising safety concerns about formula coming from that plant. now ab, it says it's conducting its own investigation into the matter. and despite moves from the u. s. to increase the supply, american families are still feeling the pain and the nation wide baby formula shortage. parents and caregivers are still struggling to find supplies, store shelves are emptied and completely cleaned out. many are turning to hospitals to find specialty baby formulas. the biden administration has been calling on other countries for help though in may, the president signed a 28000000 dollar bill to import foreign baby formulas from germany and australia and for the food and drug administration to loosen restrictions on what kinds

it was a slave ship and it was an 18 wheeler of the day and built before going to africa. many of the histories say it was purpose built for this but it wasn't. timothy pick it had because his next door neighbor was the owner and the t fastest ship in town d his next door neighbor like him was wanting to thumb his nose at the government and invested in another guy, i won't go into him but he was trying to take over a central american country to turn it into a slave state, and they gave him a ship to pursue that. >> thank you. good afternoon. i wanted to say thank you for your excavation work and it's very critically important and the question i'm left with is how do we move them past this mentality ofof slavery and the educational tourism and capital tourism of sites like this or ones that you'ree trying to buid and actually funnel money resources towards the justice and healing of these communities like really giving money to help people restore the broken ties in the t families and things people are dealing with and also i think these are beautiful, they haven't served u

they know or hope and i was about it, but they will never speak in front of a one because people wheeler reject them, and i have a perfect example when i was playing for wisdom and earn some one from the english federation. come and talk about the subject. you know, we need to accept every one. and you can see in the room some people were like going crazy and mad if someone is gay of to leave. and after ice, i stood up and i say both silenced wave you one can you believe in 2020 at the time was still like say we're going to reject you. noise is not fair. you've been involved in some of the nice kind of contentious debates around vase a one time you a call with a gangster in french government because he had taken a stand he was to pull in one of your fellow players and you went on strike when you look back at that, how do you feel and do you think that things have changed? now, do you think things are better or when o knows? nothing change. because i can say football is a platform where you can send a message. but the problem is that society like his dedication, no, not baby born as a rac

the president be willing to meet with the minister at the g20 to discuss been a greiner and paul wheeler? mr. sullivan: there is no plans to meet with him. >> [indiscernible] in lebanon. it is set up from around and syria. mr. sullivan: i do not want to get ahead -- i do not want to make categorical -- categorical statements appeared we will have to see what comes out of the democratic process and lebanon. he directly engaged with the president just a couple met -- weeks go to bring a historic and significant maritime agreement involving israel and lebanon. we believe it is in the united states interest to have a relationship with the government of lebanon because we think that can help with regional security, america's security, israel security and the security and prosperity of lebanon. i will not respond to hypotheticals about a president. >> has been obstructing justice for the investigation of a root explosion -- beirut explosion. [indiscernible] over 226. [indiscernible] this big tragedy. mr. sullivan: it continues to be the focus of the u.s. government in the day president biden c

license which was issued by the biden administration restricts any cash payments direct to bennett wheeler. also bunning any deals involving russian companies. chevron is unable to transfer any of the sales revenue to the venezuela governments. all the states oil fun. yeah. we spoke to a social and political analyst who says the us government's attempts at a maximum pressure campaign against the country of failed. lovely. cassandra lee said publication of general license for to one which authorizes certain activities by chevron in venezuela as likely indication of failure attempts to exert maximum pressure on venezuela by imposing oral sanctions. consequently, the u. s. has publicly stated that the realization of sanctions is the result of negotiations in mexico city between the venezuelan government and the opposition. however, this process is not directly related to u. s. energy needs. more precisely, this is the result of the strangulation that the white house tried to inflict on russia and which has completely deformed as a global energy market. obviously been a sale, a could no longer

i'll try not to be repetitive and everything doctor wheeler said was accurate coming from the quality side. i was asked to review the gynecological care within the united states immigration customs enforcement custody of the detention center. medical records included the detention center from the hospital and provider records. i'll mention i wasn't involved in the election of the review and i don't have accessibility to the patient from the detention center. i'll move on to the summary of. the main concern in providing care is in hospital procedures for patient complaints regarding bleeding or pain. the cervix in the uterus, a dnc, exploratory laparoscopic in the abdomen, placing a camera in the abdomen to evaluate what is going on. proceed with definitive patient care. the provider uses some of these diagnostic without adequate documentation. and these shots with the management of regular bleeding without allowing time for therapeutical prevention. also budget ultrasound, the provide does not have a guideline for item performance or documentation proposed by the organization because

robert wheeler as early as chronicled, many people in his native american were fighting for this forever happened. 110 years in the other way the story is was the boarding school. toyou have them going to canadaa few weeks ago to apologize for the way the catholic church handled the school and we have a wonderful h secretary of interir who is in the closet studying what happened to the schools and the trauma that ensued from the >> most of the boarding schools are now closed. those that remain are largely run themselves. as youou pointed out, the failis were obvious yet the students found a way to persevere and make something of it. >> they became lawyers and activists that fought against the system including kevin. >> i went to a boarding school but not one of these. i had relatives that went. the people who survived this. did what they had to to survive this and did lay the groundwork for current federations, doctors and lawyers and administrators and various types so we owe them a profound day. >> that's the central thread of my book and perseverance. the entire native population figu

>> that one as a slave ship it was the 18 wheeler of the day built five years before it went to africaories say it was purpose built for this but it wasn't. it was picked because the next-door neighbor had the fastest ship in town he wanted to thumb his nose and the government is trying to take over central american country and gave him a ship to pursue that. >> thank you. good afternoon thank you for your excavation work and critically important and to have an idea of the mentality of mentality of the educational tourism or ones that you tried to build and suggested the healing of the's communities giving money financially to help people restore these ties and what they are dealing with big memorials and museums are beautiful but they are degenerative to help us get past so i have curiosity if it really opens up. >> you are exactly right but i think we have seen a new model in montgomery with the legacy museum. it is a really powerful experience that you have confronted a lot and that is the path forward that has been the historical model so far in the african-american history museum

i need a friend on the international olympic committee, robert wheeler whose wife, one of his earliest chronicles. many people, and a lot of native american activists were fighting for this forever, and it finally happened. 110 years too late. the other way that the story is in the news is the indian boarding schools. here you had the pope going to canada only a few weeks ago to apologize for the way that the catholic church had handled indian boarding school over the years and the trauma of that. and we had this wonderful secretary of the interior deb haaland who has made it one of her causes to study both what happened in those schools and the intergenerational trauma that ensued from that. >> and yeah, , most of the boarding schools now are closed and good riddance. >> yes. >> those that remain are largely run by tribes themselves, but it is a fascinating legacy because there were, as you point out, there were, the failings were obvious, and yet the students found a way to persevere and make something of it. >> and a lot of those students and their children became the lawyers and ac

will: liz wheeler tweeted the following "if apple and google boot twitter because of the outrage of musk'sakeover of twitter, if they boot twitter from the app store, elon musk should produce his own smart phone. half the country will happily ditch the biased snooping iphone and androids and man builds a rocket to mars. should be easy. he responded and said if there's no other choice, i'd make a phone". rachel: i'd buy it. joey: if two of the phone companies won't allow platforms on the phone because they don't like what somebody says, what kind of vacuum is that starting to put people in? i want to know what your ideas are even if i don't believe in them so i know how to substantiate what it is i do believe in. that's what college is, craze ick liberalism and this idea yod this idea you pick your smart phone based on political beliefs? who are we if that's what we're become? will: donald trump unbanned for one week and tweeted zero times and elon musk isn't very long in the making or long in the time he's had control of twitter. the response has been so revealing. i think if you want to k

it's actually creating opportunities to fax word, diaz. captain wheeler, denmark aims to become the 1st e u country to achieve carbon neutrality by 2035. that goal will require a broad social consensus. a collective decision supported by the public and by industry. in this time of crisis, glenda napier task has become even more of a challenge. she hopes to persuade government ministries, universities, and 400 different companies to develop innovative technologies miss and miss. if i ever lose my focus at work, i just have to open a newspaper to remember why my jobs important a yellow media and nobody can do it alone. not me. it's not my organization. it's not one company on its own min, hell, like the hang of it. we're all in the same boat. the it was on ms. amber. denmark has already invested vast sums in the energy transition. wind energy, now supplies, half the countries electricity. the port of s b a is a hub for the offshore wind industry, for out of 5 of europe's wind turbines passed through here on their way out to the north sea. ahmad absolutely are farm and tier would even or t

his handcrafted wood projects for food bank donations, this week's jefferson award goes to frank wheeler the donations will go a long way to helping the redwood empire food bank. his rolling store raised about $160,000 in groceries. we will be right back. >>> the media landscape has changed dramatically over the last couple of years, including tv stations and radio. for example --talk radio recently shut down with almost no warning. northern california can claim something of an antique. rock 'n roll radio done the old-fashioned way. that means doing it the hard way. >> zz top on northern california's home for the classics. >> reporter: night falls as you make your way along a darkened i-5. as you wind your way past mount shasta, you dial-up classic rock radio. only this is not just a radio station, it is the work of one single person. you might have a hard time finding anyone else doing anything quite like it. >> nobody is stupid enough to do it. >> reporter: by that, he means running the entire show by himself. he picks the songs, records the jingles and even does a lot of ths were in h

paint the picture of what migrants go through, honestly, host one in the back of an 18-wheeler.for three minutes and see how you feel. people stay there for hours and sometimes days. you got to show what migrantses, the left is good when it comes to compassion, if it is misplaced at times. >> remember when aoc was crying at the border, never forget that moment. >> take her to the real fences and interview the young girls that are raped along the journey. it is not a stunt when you take them to different stages of the crime. this is a criminal enterprise and you got to show people the destination and what it takes to get to the destination. >> greg: the reason for a hearing is to talk about the whip, right? isn't that like, mayorkas you could, he is an inept person, you can tell, but if he threw all his employees under the bus, he tried to destroy agent lives by acting as though he didn't know it wasn't a whip. isn't that something worthy of investigation >> dagen: he knew it was a lie when he said it and the vice president of the united states said it and castigated border agent