tonight, kazen-maddox shares their brief but spectacular take on blending the worlds of art, asl, anddchild of deaf adults or a goda, which means that my first language is asl, sign language. i was raised in a family of deaf and signing people. for me, my hands are storytellers and my words are just along for the ride. so that means that i primarily think in asl, in sign language, and i make sure that my hands follow what the concepts and images and memories and feelings that my heart and that my mind are expressing. [clap] ♪ >> growing up, my family would always eat around the dinner table. there was such an amazing mixture of communication. and i grew up watching all of that and participating in it. my grandparents would express themselves in sign language. if we brought friends and other relatives to the table, we wanted to make sure that they understood the conversation also. i bring that into my work as an artist, and i, the reason why i talk and sign is because i want everyone to understand everything i'm saying. when i was about 16, i was driving with my grandma and in the deaf

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please make me and elissa the other asl interpreter, co host for the meeting. thank you. have we had translator do the readout and things yet? okay. why don't we go to that next before we move forward. as a view as the operating interpretation services in spanish and cantonese. if you need interpretation, please download the following phone number after dialing, please introduce a pin number. this message will be repeated in spanish and cantonese wednesday . the city's clarification. the san francisco press services interpretation and espanol si necesita interpreters. si necesita interpreters for the google meet por favor el siguiente numero telefonica seguido de la access uno tres nueve torres ocho dos number 686 por favor introduce color club. say, say cinco nueve and oversees numbers 86 seguido de la tecla numeral or gato. gracias cantonese interpreter, please. thank you. so i don't have. how can we. come on on kong john mancini from get recording. i'll show you a while getting the google meet my yeah say say button. say some some. but my lingo go back out and go thank

i had already started to take as a volunteer lawyer for the asl sue, which has a fairly large legal staff but is tiny compared the total number of lawyers in law firms, faculties, even corporations, government who volunteer our time to handle aclu cases and everybody talking about the case, though not only within the aclu, it kind of american. and this very counterintuitive notion that even especially the most dangerous and hated and hateful ideas must be defended, even by people who are on the receiving end of those dangerous ideas. peter, my story personally is much less dramatic than that of the national director of aclu at the time of, the skokie case. a wonderful towering human rights champion worldwide now whose name is nir after he executive director of the aclu, he became the founding executive director of human rights watch. and then the open society foundation. ari was himself a holocaust survivor. he was born in berlin in 1933. his extended family was completely murdered. the nazis, his immediate family narrowly escaped and he, after the skokie case, he wrote a book called defe

an announcement for asl viewers. due to the importance of showing unobstructed videos, we ask that our asl viewers use the webex link provided in the description of the live stream. for viewers who would like this town hall meeting to be translated, please click on the webex link in the live stream description and click the icon in the bottom left corner to select your preferred language. good afternoon. we're here today for a virtual town hall regarding an officer involved shooting that occurred on wednesday, july 26, 2023, in the intersection of catalina street and fairfax avenue. before proceeding, i'd like to announce to our viewing and listening audience that this town hall is being translated into spanish, cantonese and american sign language. asl for members of our community who speak those languages without suggesting a premature judgment on the appropriateness of the force used in this particular incident. today's presentation will include details from an officer involved shooting incident that ended tragica

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an announcement for asl viewers. due to the importance of showing unobstructed videos, we ask that our asl viewers use the webex link provided in the description of the live stream. for viewers who would like this town hall meeting to be translated, please click on the webex link in the live stream description and click the icon in the bottom left corner to select your preferred language. good afternoon. we're here today for a virtual town hall regarding an officer involved sot

an announcement for asl viewers. due to the importance of showing unobstructed videos, we ask that our asl viewers use the webex link provided in the description of the live stream. for viewers who would like this town hall meeting to be translated, please click on t

an announcement for asl viewers.o the importance of showing unobstructed videos, we ask that our asl viewers use the webex link provided in the description of the live stream. for viewers who would like this town hall meeting to be translated, please click on the webex link in the live stream description and click the icon in the bottom left corner to select your preferred language. good afternoon. we're here today for a virtual town hall regarding an

an announcement for asl viewers. due to the importance of showing unobstructed videos, we ask that our asl viewers use the webex link provided in the description of the live stream. for viewers who would like this town hall meeting to be translated, please click on the webex link in the live stream description and click the icon in the bottom left corner to select your preferred language. good afternoon. we're here today for a virtual town hall regarding an officer involved shooting that occurred on wednesday, july 26, 2023, in the intersection of catalina street and fairfax avenue. before proceeding, i'd like to announce to our viewing and listening audience that this town hall is being translated into spanish, cantonese and american sign language. asl for members of our community who speak those languages without suggesting a premature judgment on the appropriateness of the force used in this particular incident. today's presentation will include details from an officer involved shooting incident that ended tragica

i want to thank our asl interpreter who is providing so well -- is vibing so well. he beheld with what we are saying but also the vernacular. do y'all see this? [laughter] that is good. which is important to what we are talking about. the importance of language and possess that might be particular to black for not killer. this book is so important because growing up in the virgin islands, which is where i am from, we have a rich history and legacy of literature in the region. the virgin islands is part -- i will be politically correct. i might say other things on a different stage. we are part of the united states so i did not grow up reading caribbean literature. jericho: you should say those things. tiphanie: we are colonized by the united states. we are a part of them but we are technically "of" the united states. you often do not read literature from the place you are from or experience cultural things from the place you are from. a lot of the learning comes from the place that owns you. i wrote -- i read incredible literature written predominantly by white amer

be the nominee and it certainly doesn't mean if he is the nominee, he would be the next president, aslethink in the general election, a lot of poll show it not too far apart between trump and biden in a rematch. they do not think that some independents think he is. >> there are number to back that up. the new quinnipiac poll shows the hypothetical race between trump and biden is a virtual tie. what does the white house say when they see those numbers? especially when they see the indictments? >> i think they probably, the sound you hear is them banging their heads against the wall. the economic numbers are starting to look a lot better. you're a year out from the ira being passed. the it is going really well. and they're getting zero attention because the main candidate is getting indicted and folks seem to like it. this is nuts. by the way, the people in the republican party who apparently like all this stuff, they wouldn't hire someone who had 91 felony charges against him. they wouldn't give that person a job interview. yet they're willing to put someone like that in the white house.

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olmsted junior's role in the asl a committee such a consultationn with local florida national park servicefficials regarding potential of the everglades as the new national park. ernest company and architect had been promoting the idea at a time when florida was undergoing a surgeon population. speculation and poaching of a re wildlife and plants. legislation to investigate the everglades passed in 19209. olmsted was simultaneously engaged in an adversarial dialogue sterling yard of the national park association who felt national parks should be based solely on profound natural scenery. olmsted argued for a broader interpretation including a wide range of landscape type and ecosystems and habitats including the everglades unique tropical ecosystem. he agreed to lead a special committee of the national parks association and in january , 32 olmsted and others embarked on an extensive trip by automobile, motor cruiser, small boat, on foot and by blimp and airplane. [laughter] to examine the photos are fabulous by theto way. [laughter] to examine hundreds of miles of the everglades. the outcom

get someplace.th that's why did the book and that's why we started the conversation i'm glad people asl questions because of a great place for us to end. i want to say one thing besides thanks to my wife. not only for tonight but for putting up with me for the last 35 years is that this place is really special to us. we've been here 30 years and we've been made to feel welcome here for all 30 years we have been here when we were brand-new residents with no children and nobody knew who we were. been a governor that had suvs idling outside of bever place t prayers all around town with wires in their ears. at least for that time we lived in the safest town in jersey guarantee you that no problem there. you lifted the safest place but for all those ups and downs there were times were difficult and and when you're in public life and you come home you want to not have to worry about going out at all. i can tell y you that when thins were great everybody here was great but when things weren't great everybody here was great too. even when they disagreed with me they did it in a way that was res

there were no white papers, there were no best practices, there were no asl technical leaflets.extle slide, please. so anne pamela cunningham and her deputies, the vice regents as they were called and still are called, when they came back after the civil war and really began actively preserving the property, they are really making up the maybook as they go -- the playbook as they go. and i think what's notable about anne pamela's vision, it was both conservative and inclusive. from the very beginning, she made clear that her goal was to restore the house, the outbuildings, the gardens and the grounds, quote, as nearly as possible to the condition in which they were left by george washington. now, i say that conservative in the sense that it wasn't aggrandizing. she wasn't trying to improve it or embellish it. she wants to present it to people as washington knew it, and it was inclusive because she envisioned it as not just the mansion and the tomb, but all of the buildings that were surviving in 1859. .. but architect, by landscape architect and those included ideas such as feed

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thank you to our asl interpreters.to stand here today with fred redman, our secretary treasurer representing well .5 million working people, 60 unions. every industry in our economy, every sector across this economy . union members out there, let me hear you. [applause] we are here on the shoulders of giants, after king, john lewis, every person who marched. and here is what i want to ask you all today -- why is it when these giants came together 60 years ago they chose this day right before labor day? why is it that the civil rights and labor icons came together to plan this march when they did? i is it on the day that we tragically lost dr. king in memphis. he was standing with our brothers and sisters and siblings ready to go on strike with sanitation workers. i will tell you why, it was because he knew. this fight for racial and economic justice are one and the same. because he knew justice does not exist without a good job, because dr. king knew what a philip randolph new, what mary -- knew, life is better in a un

i want to thank our asl interpreter who is providing so well -- is vibing so well.e beheld with what we are saying but also the vernacular. do y'all see this? [laughter] that is good. which is important to what we are talking about. the importance of language and possess that might be particular to black for not killer. this book is so important because growing up in the virgin islands, which is where i am from, we have a rich history and legacy of literature in the region. the virgin islands is part -- i will be politically correct. i might say other things on a different stage. we are part of the united states so i did not grow up reading caribbean literature. jericho: you should say those things. tiphanie: we are colonized by the united states. we are a part of them but we are technically "of" the united states. you often do not read literature from the place you are from or experience cultural things from the place you are from. a lot of the learning comes from the place that owns you. i wrote -- i read incredible literature written predominantly by white americ

the police and of course, i'm s|case e'll be covering the from the police and of course, i'm s|case aslrse, i'm s|case as well. when; the from the police and of course, i'm s|case as well. when it:he court case as well. when it comes court . comes to court. >> anna riley, thank you very much. extraordinary scenes that at the prime minister's house there in north yorkshire. lots of questions to be answered about security coming up here on the live desk. >> we'll be looking at president donald trump who is due in court later this afternoon in washington , one, and we're told washington, one, and we're told he will have his fingerprints taken all the latest coming up. stay with us. >> that warm feeling inside from the boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. of weather on. gb news. >> hello, alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. not quite as wild as yesterday, but a cool, cloudy day for most. a bit of sunshine here and there, but there are also a few showers around this low brought the wet and weather yesterday. and windy weather yes