the perkins the perkins roll was far greater. she was arguably one of the most important and successful progressive politicians male or female in us history. and that's because national unemployment insurance is only one of perkins's accomplishments. she was also the driving force behind social security. behind the 40 hour work week the ban on child labor the international fire safety code and the national labor relations act which gave workers for the first time the right to organize and form unions. perkins legacy is everywhere today and that brings us to the central question that i am raising with you tonight. who was francis perkins and how did she get so much done? how did a social worker turn herself into a miracle worker. that's what i'm planning to tell you about tonight. going to start with a short reading from my book. from the prologue from the woman behind the new deal on a chilly february night in 1933 a middle-aged woman waited expectantly to meet with her employer at his residence on east 65th street in new york ci

we must build the perkins county canal. we have had stakeholders across our state working on this project for over 20 years fighting for nebraska's right be in the perkins canal. my budget recommendation includes a fully funding the canal more important than ever before. to grote nebraska suggests rose and broadband. $100 million to leverage an additional 400 million in federal funds to improve our bridges and roads. our team is also. the nebraska broadband office. we have to get broadband across nebraska completed. it will be the sole focus of the nebraska broadband office and i don't have any patience about it. [applause] finally our budget prioritizes even greater support in investments in the brave men and women of law enforcement. dangerous drugs from our streets in the past year. controlling central nebraska think about central nebraska. 37 pounds of cocaine 11 pounds of fentanyl. 2 pounds of meth and nearly 200o illegal guns. i'm in trying to add it up i don't know how many feed sacks that is but that is a lot in cen

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sonny perkins rescuing a 2—2 draw. the replay has a lot to live up to. andy swiss, bbc news.to tell you about... derby have progressed after beating fellow league one side barnsley 3—0. bristol city and swansea will go to a replay after a 1—1 draw. an easy win for stoke... blackburn beat fellow championship side norwich city to book their place in the fourth round. less so for walsall. .. theirs came from a 95th minute penalty... shortly before the manchester city/chelsea game kicked off the draw for the fourth round took place, and it put those two teams in the potential tie of the next round too, with a possible match between the top two in the premier league. here's the draw in full. stevenage have an away game at stoke after their shock win. wrexham are the only non league team definitely through, and they'll have a home tie against sheffield united from the championship. manchester united also have a home match against a second tier side, reading. spurs and west ham have away games. manchester city could well play arsenal in the next round. there's league two against top

casey, senator enzi, and others to strengthen our workforce with a bipartisan reauthorization of the perkins career and technical education act, which invests in students and workers by giving them the education, skills, and training they need, so they can get better jobs and higher wages. and includes accountability measures to help improve programs and ensure that people aren't falling through the cracks. and working with senators hassan and senator cassidy, we passed the no surprises act to finally end surprise medical bills and establish new price transparency rules for hospitals. our legislation has already stopped millions of people from getting hit with exorbitant bills for the care they thought was covered, include two million patients in washington state. senator alexander anded i also passed the support for patients and communities act to fight the opioid crisis and help those on the front lines of those efforts. it is painfully clear, in light of the sharp rise in youth mental health crisis and the deadly new threat of fentanyl, there's more to do here. which is why senator burr a

the teacher is maggie perkins and she joins me now.om the start, maggie, welcome to the show. what is it -- or what was it about teaching that you really didn't like? >> hi. i did love teaching and being a teacher was great, but it's the other parts of the job that began to be overwhelming and caused my burnout and many other people to experience the same thing. stuart: like what? >> so there's a term called job creep which is additional duties are slowly assigned to you and they're never relieved from you and overtime it causes you to be burned out from the first reason you became a teacher, which is loving the students, loving teaching. and then they, you know, remind you, remember your why and passion, but my passion couldn't pay my bills or help me sleep at night when i was always waiting for the other shoe to drop. stuart: how about costco, what is it that you like about it? >> i mean, everything. so i was a member of c costco since a kid and know the employees were being treated well and a new way of life and when it was built in

it absolutely, is you it absolutely, is you joshua pollack, richard perkins vet henderson. i could go on and on and on. speakers included family members of a area residents killed by police, including oscar grant's uncle bobby, so we have a responsibility to not just show up. but the state active until we solved this real issue. police criminality. and the culture that is so handy is the mother of miles hall spoke to the crowd. her son was killed by walnut creek police during a mental health episode back in 2019, just like tyrie. he wanted to go home. i just wanted to go home. he wasn't allowed in 23 years old. killed and murdered right behind her right behind our house. demonstrators marched down broadway, playing music and holding signs many businesses boarded up ahead of time. police also put up barricades and stood guard in front of the opd headquarters on sixth and broadway. you ready to fight? at one point, a group of protesters knocked down one of those roadblocks. some other people in the crowd who were dressed in black were seen spray painting the sides of building

confessions of an economic hit man by john perkins we talked about this book and him in one of our issues with a large supply of resources, such as oil, and we lend a large amount on behalf of the world bank or one of its organizations. actually business money. never come to this country. they go to our big corporation to build infrastructure in this country powerful factories. industrial factories. all of them enrich only a few rich people in this country and our corporation most of the people will not even feel the presence of this money, but these people the whole country will be left with huge debts so huge that they cannot pay it off at some point. we're economic killers come back and say listen, you owe us can't turn on the alarm pay off debts. so sell oil cheaply. country allow us to build a military base in your country. send your troops. to help our enemy somewhere or support us in the un, the methods of the imf and the world bank are very simple, they drag the state into a debt hole and it is so great that the country will never pay off, and then they lend more to get even more

perkins, for more than 2 years, we're led to believe that collusion was a real thing that donald trump really was a russian puppet. and i'm, i'm not trying to defend trump by the way, i'm, i can't stand the guide. but the, but trump did not need russian help in winning the 2016 alexa, he was able to do with the old fashioned way on political grounds by appealing to american voters. lots, i choose, his new stories are shipping up for now. i'll be back up the top with all the dates to hope you can join me to lie from moscow. this is our team in a with gun. welcome to world war. the favorite topic for political analyst over the last couple of months has moved from the realm of speculation into a fast shaping reality with russia announcing personal mobilization, what it sees as a war with nature and the collective west. not the more more, it's not a proxy war and not be trading a sanction full blown kinetic conflict with already thousands of data on both sides . can anything be done to prevent further escalation? to discuss it, i'm now joined by demetrius constance. a couple of political a

you it absolutely, is you joshua pollack, richard perkins vet henderson. i could go on and on and on. speakers included family members of a area residents killed by police, including oscar grant's uncle bobby, so we have a responsibility to not just show up. but the state active until we solved this real issue. police criminality and a culture that is so handy is the mother of miles hall spoke to the crowd. her son was killed by walnut creek police during a mental health episode back in 2019, just like tyrie. he wanted to go home. i just wanted to go home. guess what he wasn't allowed in 23 years old. killed and murdered right behind her right behind our house. demonstrators marched down broadway, playing music and holding signs many businesses boarded up ahead of time. police also put up barricades and stood guard in front of the opd headquarters on sixth and broadway. you ready to fight? at one point, a group of protesters knocked down one of those roadblocks. some other people in the crowd who were dressed in black were seen spray painting the sides of

he's known as perkins shaft for his catering contracts, and he's also showed up in war zones. he's criticized the russian military leadership publicly. and then just recently, we saw this spot where he was trying to claim credit for an apparent victory in solid. are for the wagner group. do you think that this is a sign that he has now pushed his luck too far? well, it's most likely something that was put in as like to see em, especially the part where he, you know, discredits basically that the successes of the russian army or the non successes and, but at the same time, putin neat sim am because you know what's happening on the battlefield and there's no success without back now at the moment. and so i think he doesn't have much of a choice m. and as i said, this could change any minutes it's, it's not a very set system. it's not, as we know it from maybe our democracy is that, you know, there's political capital it, sir, just pushing can send them away if he doesn't want them anymore. he hasn't done that yet. so i think until he does that. mm hm. he's being wanted in the kr

they expect german mourners and german perkins to come from germany to see him or so there will be more people than usual. but there are also, of course, the usual tourist at st. peter's square every day that have to line up to get into the basilica. so it's hard to predict how many actually will show up only for benedict sixteens and an unusual occasion inasmuch as a pope is buried and no new pope is and they're elected. so what happens after the lying and state on thursday morning there will be a huge service on a st. peter's square held by the, acting by the pope, by pope frances. and this is very unusual. a pope burring a pope that has not happened for 800 years, and then a pope benedict or will be put into a sarcophagus. and the sacrifices will be that lowered into the grotto of saint peter's basilica. but this is not a public event, and this will be held in a very small circle of people who were close to him. some of the people that live for him or for the last 10 years in a matter clears yet the cloister in the vatican. i her that band band ring at, at the vatican are to brazil w

there's a character in the book that you write about who's not related to the january january 6 leslie perkins. you write quite a bit about leslie and u.n. leslie had a long relationship and in fact you are probably going to see her on the january 6 had it not been for yourself to point to the capitol she passed away not too long thereafter. sorry for that loss for you. share with us what lesley:n in your life as a polie officer yes. as a community member >> sot i met leslie shortly aftr i went to the police department i was assigned to patrol the neighborhood in northwest d.c. that have become infamous public housing project located near the north capital on new york avenue near the city. it was a crime-ridden neighborhood. a lot of shootings a lot of trafficking in this particular intersection on our beat was for street and l streets in northwest d.c. which is unrecognizable today but that back then it was the home of open-air prostitution and leslie was a black transgender 50 some-year-old crack addicted that pretty much ran that area. they called her grandma and i don't remember our first

this issue to show that further context, our aim to normalize the relations between perkins, syria, will be also joined by the russian federation in iran. as for the aids and the format, he doesn't be had people magic level or the military specialist leveled. we are now working on we have a full understanding that we need to move step by step so that an average further step, broad, concrete healed. it may be small, but concrete results of about if he was able to get them to hear mister bill. yes. as you thoroughly know that that's true, secretary of state tripling can be the egypt yesterday. we talked about bilateral. what the thought of an agenda, and we also talked about the crime is ukraine enterprises. and it's military component was the breaking lawyer number here is that as it pertains to you, to talk about the diction point of view to my american counterpart, time leaking to get the level of nathan, know what he's point of view him. and when i talk to my counterpart for a lot of, i also talk to about the point of view that i heard from now remember can count reports. and i also li

perkins ah, leather put missouri, the spokesman mitre pisca repeatedly said that that's not, there's not going to be any new mobilization known you mobilization is on the cars and frankly, i think for, for it's a very rare occasion what he's saying. the truth is telling the truth, i think mobilization is ongoing, puts in the will not to risk in those seeing another big one just because he does want to destabilize the situation. russian society, so far as pretty lethargic concerning this war and put in wants to stay that way. if he wants to grab more conscripts, oh mercer's. for the wagner group, he can do it without announcing mobilization. i think that's creeping process is going on. and i think that's going to be the case for the foreseeable future. didn't be as konstantin accurate reporting on the russian position. thank you so much. thank you. harris. some other stories making headlines. the european court of human rights is set to announce whether it will hear a dutch case against russia over the downing of flight and made 172014, all 298 people on board. the malaysian airlines

the change has parked a surge and travel perkins, japan, south korea and united states are among popular destinations. thailand has tops the list staff in this bangkok hotel, a looking forward to welcoming back chinese tourists. 5000000 are expected this year and i can hear the in the home on a hack. our chinese visitors are vital for the tourism industry throughout the country. they not only spend money in bangkok, but they usually travel nationwide. china's borders with hong kong have also been reopened. these passages are among the 1st to cross without needing to isolate at a government facility. this weekend also must the beginning of to noon. the travel period leading up to noon and new year. chinese railway department expect 2000000000 trips to be made over the next few weeks, many by migrant workers who are unable to travel, harming previous years to strict 0 curve in policy. but widespread covered 19 infections have prompted the government to issue guidelines cautioning against spreading the virus in rural areas. governments abroad have also raised concerns with more than a dozen

so perkins power was based on several things . first, the power of the constitution because he's not a member of a political party, but it's the constitution that gives him so much power as the president thomas. like, as are honestly a monarch. he has pretty much unchecked power and influence, but that's also then based on his own performance and put, is always judged by how we perform before in the past. remember, he's been in power for 22 years now and has been real peaks and his power and authority. and that's also based on the 3rd pass by the claim of the population, his popularity and that is abt and flowed in its reach great height. after the annexation of crimea, back in 2014 and still remains somewhat high. but if there is a perception that, that popularity is flagging among the people around and then the tensions and the passion you see, right. and that brings me to my next question because you have met members of the government and most of the government, in fact, is there anyone who you think would move against him? it'

we're joined now by associate editor, celebrity entertainment at pop sugar, njera perkins. people are hoping to get recognised like michelle yeoh and austin butler but it seems this year �*s nominees will try to offer something programme. is it seen as more global this time? we have asia, ireland, a german film.- ireland, a german film. your thoughts? — ireland, a german film. your thoughts? i _ ireland, a german film. your thoughts? ithink— ireland, a german film. your thoughts? i think so, - ireland, a german film. your thoughts? ithink so, i- ireland, a german film. your thoughts? ithink so, ithink| thoughts? i think so, i think it's getting global. it would have been nice to see some of these pictures get a best picture nominee that we are moving back in the direction of an recent years, i think the oscars, they will try and get global. oscars, they will try and get ulobal. ~ 2, oscars, they will try and get rlobal. 2 ., ., oscars, they will try and get ulobal. ~ . ., ., global. what about those who were snubbed? _ global. what about those who were snubbed? the _ global

already, we've secured over $1 billion in funding for career and technical education through the perkins grant program and $25 million for career-connected high schools. now is the time to build on that. to help get there, in november we launched a new pathways initiative called raise the bar: unlocking career success. today with the first lady and secretaries of labor and commerce, as we roll out this initiative, it will include very specific plans on how our high schools should evolve and meet the college pathways for today and tomorrow. look out for our plan. better yet, use it. it also means that career pathways in high schools can lead to microcredentials for the jobs of today and tomorrow. we have the students. we have to better align our systems and clear the path for our students. we must challenge our myopic view that emphasizing the pathways is -- whether it's four-year college or bust. advancing career pathways in high school is about more options for students, not less. what it does is prepare them for the careers of today with options and in some cases their employer will pa

what labour mp toby perkins and conservative mp toby perkins and conservative mp peter bone make it all what did you make of not only what came up, but rishi sunak's performance afterwards? the best i've seen the prime at pmqs. he's getting better at it. i mean, privately, he's always been an extraordinary presser, but performing is a different thing. and how you come across on television and i think i thought he did very well. he has a grasp of detail and he's not thrown and that's good. and i, i mean, i don't think we learnt a lot from prime minister's questions you know, labour saying we were rotten on the nhs, we're saying well we're running well these are running well and these are problems got to fix problems we've got to fix and it's down to actually it's down to covid. actually i think he's done good, but do we learn much? i'm not sure we learn very much? i'm not sure we did. tell you what was did. no. we tell you what was quite interesting from the general perspective was that in effect, the condemnation of andrew bridgen . well, that andrew bridgen. well, that cushioned in fro

lesley perkins. you write quite a a bit about leslie, and you and leslie had a long relationship.and, in fact, you are probably going to see her on january 6th, had it not been for you self the point to the capital and she passed away not too long after. i'm sorry for the loss. >> thank you. >> share with us what leslie meant in your life as a police officer yes, but as a community member. >> so i met a leslie shortly metropolitand the police department. i was assigned to patrol a neighborhood in northwest d.c. that have become infamous, it was a housing capital project in the heart of the city. i mean, it was a crime-ridden neighborhood, a lot of shootings, a lot of open-air drug trafficking. and this particular intersection that was on our beat was fourth street and ellis street in northwest d.c., which was unrecognizable today, but back then it was the home of open air prostitution, and leslie was a black transgender, 50 something crack addicted prostitute that hurting much ran that area. they called her grandma. and the first, i don't member our first interactions, although sh

the great francis perkins once said, a government should aim to give all the people under its jurisdiction the best possible life. that's it. that's the job. that's what we are here to do. i cannot stand here and say we are done yet. something i know to welcome growing up in western new york, at a time when jobs were hard to find. we cannot let that happen again. the good news is, it does not have to be that way. but i'll discuss today the broad overview of key policies that will make new york more affordable, livable and favor. -- favorable. let me tell you how we plan to do that. my number one priority has always been and always will be keeping new yorkers safe. a day has not gone by where i have not been laser focused on this objective. the pandemic caused so much havoc. in our state and our country and society and had a profound effect on public safety and pervasive unease wormed its way into our day-to-day lives, the economic distress led to a nationwide rise in gun crimes and violence we are still combating and to respond right here in new york, we had to develop new strategies and i

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and one of the co-owners also a partner at kleiner perkins. big day for the bay area.s is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." on caroline hyde in new york. ed: and in ed ludlow in san francisco. caroline: ed, it's a pretty rare case of an activist targeting a prominent chinese company. meme stock investor ryan cohen has taken a stake in alibaba and he wants the e-commerce giant to buy back more shares. funnily enough. that could put cohen maybe even at odds with china's probe -- china's president, xi jinping, whose administration has wiped out alibaba and other big tech companies. but is it a returning of the old guard? bloomberg's yiqin shen is joining us now. first and foremost, we know his power over gamestop, bed, bath & beyond, but he does not have mu

and you have one of the co-owners and a client at perkins. a big day for the bay area.is bloomberg. ystem? so you tap ibm to un-silo your data. and start crunching a year's worth of transactions against thousands of compliance controls with the help of ai. now you're making smarter decisions faster. operating costs are lower. and everyone from your auditors to your bankers feels like a million bucks. let's create smarter ways of putting your data to work. ibm. let's create caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." ed, it's a pretty rare case of an activist targeting a prominent chinese company. meme stock royalty ryan cohen has taken a stake in alibaba and he wants the e-commerce giant to buy back more shares. that could put cohen maybe even at odds with xi jinping, whose administration has wiped out alibaba and other big tech companies. but is it a returning of the guard? first and foremost, we know his power over gamestop, bed, bath & beyond, but he does not have much power over the share price movement of alibaba. >> it is interesting because if you look at t

you it absolutely, is you joshua pollack, richard perkins vet henderson.ould go on and on and on. speakers at the rally included family members of bay area people killed by the police. so we have a responsibility to not just show up. but the state active until we solved this real issue. police criminality. and the culture that is so haniya's crowd marched boarded up. police put up barricades to and stood guard in front of police headquarters at sixth and broadway. at one point, a group of protesters knocked down one of those roadblocks. a small group dressed in all black were seen spraying painting, painting the side of the of the buildings there. and you can see that. in this video, the crowd of people dressed in black dispersed quickly when officers responded at this time, we do not know of any arrests or any damage that was caused by this date back to you. alright andre. thank you. and later today in sacramento, a candlelight vigil will be held for tyree nichols, who lived in sacramento before he moved to memphis in 2020. when he lived there. nicholas s

. >> mayor perkins becoming emotional there. cnn's ryan young has more from hard-hit selma. >> the roofs are just gone. trees look like toothpicks. a lot of work to be done here. >> reporter: alabama governor kay ivey visiting selma witnessing the damage left by tornados. residents left without homes and businesses. >> it's a lot to take. i have been trying to savage what i can all day. it's just hard. it's hard. >> oh, my god, yeah, look, oh, my god. >> reporter: at least nine deaths have been reported following the severe storms that spawned more than 45 reported tornados across the southeast. seven of the deaths -- >> a very intense storm, may have been on the ground more than 50 miles. >> reporter: alabama residents describing the sound of the storm as something like no other. >> just out of nowhere i heard a sound i never heard before. it sounded like a freight train come through here. and the wind picked up so strong, i had to jump out and i ran because everything was shaking like never before. >> it's a sad day for selma.

and for mayor james perkins, the city has seen and endured so much, but it will rise to the occasion. once again, the resilient people were going to survive this we're going to make it through. this is just going. but it is going to take some work and it's going to take some time and it's going to take some financial resources to get asbestos. >> that was david lamb reporting for us tonight. back here at home in san mateo county. one person had to be extricated from a truck on i-280. it happened early this morning on the south in the southbound lanes. photos from the scene show at least 6 emergency personnel on the side of the freeway passenger side. air bags appeared to have deployed in crews. we're working around it to cut the door off the truck. the passenger side front end of that truck was crush from impact. the person was hospitalized for further treatment. governor gavin newsom honoring a southern california deputy today who was shot and killed in the line of duty. riverside county deputy darnell calhoun was first on scene of a disturbance last weekend in lake elsinore, a secon

cardiff came close to beating the premier league side just over a week ago, but sonny perkins' late equaliserth the fact we haven't developed faster and better, and that is my responsibility, and i have to find, continue to find ways to push buttons. what we doing training to know what we do in tactical. for me, we need another complete statement performance. we need conviction. we need a win. and i hate being results based, but that is where we are. he's gearing up for it — but what's it looking like down at elland road this evening — pat nevin and ian dennis are there for bbc five live. november the 5th was the last time that both leeds united and cardiff city when a game of football. a place in the fourth round awaits them of the winners of this replay come at the tap that it will be alongside me doing commentary tonight, pat, you would expect the premier league side to prevail? you with it, but — premier league side to prevail? you with it, but it _ premier league side to prevail? you with it, but it doesn't always work that way — with it, but it doesn't always work that way a — with it,

. >> and for mayor james perkins, the city has seen and endured so much, but it will rise to the occasion. once again, the we're resilient people were going to survive this we're going to make it through. this is just going. but it is going to take some work and it's going to take some time and it's going to take some financial resources to get asbestos. >> that was david lamb reporting for us tonight. back here at home, governor gavin newsom honoring a southern california deputy today was shot and killed in the line of duty. riverside county deputy darnell calhoun was first on scene of a disturbance last weekend in lake elsinore. a second deputy showed up and found him wounded. that's when they confronted the suspect in a shootout. calhoun, though, died from his injuries at the hospital. he was just 30 years old. he's survived by his pregnant wife. his colleagues remembering him as, quote, the most cheerful positive. good wholesome, and you can imagine, end quote. governor newsom released a statement today honoring the deputies saying in part, deputy calhoun died a hero and his bravery a

you it absolutely, is you joshua pollack, richard perkins vet henderson. i could go on and on and on. speakers included family members of a area residents killed by police, including oscar grant's uncle bobby. so we have a responsibility to not just show up. but the state active until we solved this real issue. police criminality. and the culture that is so handy is the mother of miles hall spoke to the crowd. her son was killed by walnut creek police during a mental health episode back in 2019, just like tiny he wanted to go home. we wanted to go on. guess what he wasn't allowed in 23 years old. who killed and murdered right behind. right behind our house. demonstrators marched down broadway, playing music and holding signs many businesses boarded up ahead of time. police also put up barricades and stood guard in front of the opd headquarters on sixth and broadway. you ready to fight? at one point, a group of protesters knocked down one of those roadblocks. some other people in the crowd, who were dressed in black were seen spray painting the sides of bui

they survived a scar against lower league opposition, sending perkins growing equal laws or an injury. tell them to grab a to, to drug and 2nd tier, called city and see time major gulf when a column or a cora suffered a historic final day slumped at the form of champions in hawaii. oh, my god. the american began his funnel round 6 shots clear the field. he finished it by telling a p j tool record for losing the launch is 54. how late john rome was the plan to take advantage the spanish winning the title by 2 strokes. oh no, it's socks, you know, you work so hard and you give yourself these opportunities and just bad timing on bad johnson can add it up really quickly. you know, i don't know what i have. you know what i'm going to learn from this week, but it just didn't seem like it was that far off. you know, really it was, wasn't that socks? ok, but it's a sporty, so looking for now, some lying, some eyes shandy. that's it from me for this news hour, but the good news is, comes back ah and all the trials here in the course we look at what's in store for real estate. it's just the ris

she opposed the era and people like francis perkins the first secretary first woman secretary of labor and she's typically cast as a hero a woman's history. she also posed the era. so it just begs this question of well, what's really going on what is motivating people to be opposed to it or to support so i really wanted to figure out the dividing line was okay, and we're going to talk about some of those about those dividing lines were and sort of the strange valve fellows that are before for it or against it, but i just want to also set the scene on what life was like for women after the passage of the 19th amendment in 1920 how of course they now then had the right to vote but little else in terms of rights and of course, we know women of color really didn't even have the right to vote. so tell us what life was like in terms of rights for women after suffrage. okay, so that's a great question and before i get into life after the 19th amendment the ways in which the 19th amendment served as a springboard for the original area conflict. i just want to say the main argument of my book.

moment. premier lakeside leads unites, had survived a scare against low league opposition. sonny perkins scoring an equalizer right at the end there to grab a to, to draw against a 2nd se caught if city and he gulped seats on major when a colon morocco suffered a historic final day slump at the tournaments of champions in hawaii. oh my god, the american began his final round 6 shots clear the field. he finished it by tying a pga tour record for losing the largest 54 holy john round the plates take advantage the spaniards winning the title by 2 strikes. okay, that is a sports looking semi. thanks so much. and the for that set for this news. alba, i'm back in a moment with another bulletin. ah, on the counter, in the cost, we look at what's in store for real estate, just the risk of a global recession increases when millions of homeowners in the years are at a highly exposed rate, rises during any economic downturn. and we ask, what you might want to do to protect yourself. counting the cost on al jazeera, the wind blows the fishing boats home as it has for the countless centuries people h

people like francis perkins, the first secretary, the first one secretary of labor, she is typically cast as a hero of women's history. she also hosted the e.r.a.. it begs the question, what is really going on? what is motivating people to be opposed or to support it? i really want to figure out what the dividing line was. >> we are going to talk about some of this, those dividing lines and sort of the strange thing that came together for it or against it. but i want to also set the scene on what life was like for women after the passage of the 19th amendment in 1920. how they had the right to vote, but little else in terms of the rights. women didn't have the right to vote. so tell us what life was like in terms of rights for women after suffrage. >> that is a great question. before i get into why the 19th unanswered as a springboard for the original conflict, i want to say in the argument of my book, so people understand how i'm getting at it. the main argument is that the original conflict created gendered citizenship in the united states. even though the 19th amendment disrupted

selma mayor james perkins says the severe weather seriously injured several people so much. it's just one of the communities just won't let everybody know that we care about each and every here in georgia. the storm system tore through communities just south of atlanta, leaving thousands of homes and businesses without power. in griffin. gusty winds flipped over cars and ripped the roof off of this hobby lobby store. first responders are now going door to door to survey the damage and check on residents. maybe a neighbor across the street sees the trees down on the house and not sure if somebody's home, even one of the folks reported. unfortunately homeowner wasn't home because the tree landed on their bed. a state of emergency has been declared for parts of georgia and alabama. in griffin, georgia . steve harrigan, ktvu fox two news. scientists and meteorologists are getting some help to prepare for the next storm, rolling in off the coast of california, air forces hurricane hunters aircraft are flying straight into the atmospheric river, the crew flies a specific route and

half time, leeds replied with a goal from rodrigo in the 65th minute but it was substitute sonny perkinsed time equaliser. his first leeds goal. extremely proud. put a team out that was set up in a certain way to catch them on the counter. we took our moments brilliantly, they showed pride, passion. showed what it meant to the club too. against leads. so overall, proud. a few other ties to tell you about... derby have progressed after beating fellow league one side barnsley 3—0. bristol city and swansea will go to a replay after a 1—1 draw. blackburn beat fellow championship side norwich city to book their place in the fourth round. an easy win for stoke... less so for walsall. .. theirs came from a 95th minute penalty... shortly before the manchester city/chelsea game kicked off the draw for the fourth round took place, and it put those two teams in the potential tie of the next round too, with a possible match between the top two in the premier league. here's the draw in full. stevenage have an away game at stoke after their shock win. wrexham are the only non league team definitely th

you it absolutely, is you joshua pollack, richard perkins vet henderson. i could go on and on and on. speakers at the rally included family members of area people killed by the police. so we have a responsibility to not just show up. but the state active until we solved this real issue. police criminality. and the culture that is so haniya's . the crowd marched down broadway, playing music and holding signs. many businesses boarded up. police put up barricades to instead guard in front of police headquarters at six and broadway. at one point, a group of protesters knocked down one of those blocked roadblocks. small group dressed in all black, we're seeing spray painting the sides of buildings to that crowd of people dressed in black dispersed quickly when officers responded at this time , we do not know of any arrests or any major damage from the south. and later today in sacramento candlelight vigil will be held for terry nichols, who lived in sacramento before he moved to memphis in 2020 over the years, nichols spent a lot of time at a skatepark in his n

hot premier league side leads united, survive to real scare against lower league opposition. sunny perkins scoring an injury time equalizer to secure a to, to draw against a 2nd tier side card has said, oh good law legal leaders, barcelona had the chance to go 3 points clear around madrid later they take on athletic co away earlier. thirdly sproul, so see a dad got themselves a when we meet on maria to know away from david seldman, alexander sore law, getting the goals on socio dab have not finished and the top 4 since 2013 now that joclett has won his 1st title of the year and the 92nd of his career, he beat sebastian corda in a thrilling final at the adelaide international after losing the opening set to the american jock of which had back to win this match. after more than 3 hours of play, the 35 year old is now tied with rough and adel, for the 4th most singles titles in the men's open era. both he and court are building up to the 1st grand slam of the here that's the australian open, which starts on the 16th of this month. to be sending here. you know, it is a gift definitely, you kno