we will get more into zora neale hurston's life as we go this evening.ut let's hear from you ivana calling in from memphis. good evening to you. >> caller: i am taken by so much of zora neale hurston's work, but i really like the idea of how she treated so many aspects of females and women's live and how women were subjected to racism, sexism, color and i was extremely taken also by her humor for example there were certain aspects of my life i think about as i read the book so i have the opportunity to teach her works in higher ed and i also show the film. any type of media that was on her work. but it's unfortunate sehow as great and glorious as our writers are, they sometimes did not get their praise and their flowers. but at the same time, their works were so glorious. >> host: so, yvonne, what was your method for teaching "their eyes were watching god" for teaching about zora neale hurston; what do you want people to leave with? >> caller: i would say i want people to live with the beauty of blackness. the beauty of being able to work out of the chal

and author of "zora neale hurston a life in letters."fessor kaplan, have you been listening to the program this evening, and what would you like to add right off the bat? >> caller: i have been listening, and it's been terrific. i don't know, evelyn, if you are still here, but i want to say it's an honor to hear from somebody in africa town, from africa town. i've written on it quite a bit. and the book that hurston wrote about africa town and lewis was never published during her lifetime. it was published a few years ago. it was essentially the transcript of her interviews with lewis also known as cosulo. >> host: professor kaplan, i'm going to ask you the same question i asked professor patterson. why do you think "their eyes were watching god" was included in the library of congress is list of books that shaped america? >> caller: well i think it would have been extraordinary if it had not been included. let me just say that from the start. it's a remarkable book. it had an enormous influence during its day. hurston's literary reputat

he's host of the podcast circuit courtside with neal katyal, neal, how will it be different this timed into you in the airport, of all places, i said to you that i think i've written the most important op-ed i've ever written, and i believe that, because what i did was i spent some weeks trying to understand election law and all the different pressure point, and then i married it up with the statements that donald trump and his minions have been making. things like jd vance saying in the vice presidential debate he couldn't even admit that donald trump lost in 2020. that leads me to think they have a very concerted deep strategy to try and take the election away from the american voters should the election on november 5th not turn out the way that they hope it will. so this is their backup plan, and it's a very dangerous one, because at that quote you just showed, there's multiple, local election boards, state court, federal courts, and the u.s. congress. and they only need to prevail in any one of those. >> yeah, and you make the point that there's 1,200 federal judges, you just need

neal, how will it be different this time ?u in the airport of all places, i said i think i've written the most important op-ed i've written and i believe that because what i did was spent some weeks trying to understand election law and the different pressure points. i married it up with the statements that donald trump and his minions have been making. things like j.d. vance saying the debate could not say trump lost in 2020. that leads me to think we have a deep strategy to try and take the election away from the american voters should the election on november 5th not turned out the way they hope it will. this is the back up plan and it's a dangerous one. as that quote you showed, there's multiple forces. state government nurse, local election boards, federal courts and the u.s. congress. they only need to get one of those. >> 1200 federal judges that you just need one in the right spot. getting in the way of the election. >> absolutely. one judge could do it and a simple majority in the house or senate on january 6th could

what will happen through executive orders whether tariffs can be done through kpekexecutive orders nealdo elections matter? businesses have seen chaos the last couple years. they could argue we'll take whatever the outcome and we'll take it in stride. >> absolutely. i do think there's a couple of things one on the tariffs, i do think trump does pose that large risk of across the board tariffs. i suspect it won't be exactly that you do have that risk. kamala harris is more of the same which is where we are now focused on china and not much more than that i think the real thing that the election will impact is taxes. so, i think from the fiscal standpoint, trump tax cuts they put in in 2017, those expire in 2026 if trump's back in, he will have a mandate to tincontinue a lot those. if kamala harris wins, you will have taxes going up certainly on the corporate side and high earners and not necessarily for the middle class and low earners. >> neal, final question to you. when are the rate cuts starting to filter through to the consumer we have been concerned about credit card delinquencies

i know that richard neal is committed to this. i am committed to this. we know the governor is committed to this. we are going to get the money together and get this done. moderator: you have 90 seconds to respond. mr. deaton: every time elizabeth warren speaks, in her since there are three things. there is a verb, there is a noun and there is trump and you will see that repeatedly. on this issue i believe this is very critical for western mass and this is what it could do for the entire state. we have such a housing problem in massachusetts. in greater boston it is 900 $80,000 for the median home price. if you go statewide, it's 650 1000. that is 200,000 more than the national average. people are being priced out of the economy. we are now the second most expensive state to live in for working families. i see incorporating western mass as a way to alleviate that. obviously it's going to come down to funding that senator warren and i can agree we need to invest in western mass. alternative energy is screaming in western mass. even a very limited nuclear

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at some point, neal appears to have stopped moving, and he was later pronounced dead at a hospital.question is this did penny act in self-defense? as witnesses were saying he was acting erraticall, and penny himself said that neal was shouting, i am going to kill you. these are all questions. and andre, also, it's interesting to note that some of the video evidence has already been made public. it is going to be interesting to see whether we're going to see even more of that video to play out more of that context. if he's convicted, penny could face up to 19 years behind bars. they are expecting that this trial is going to last 4 to 6 weeks. so a lot yet to come. yeah, a lot of questions here about how you interact with people in public. >> this trial is definitely going to be getting a lot of attention here. stephanie, let's move to this now. it is crunch time for the trump and kamala campaigns. kamala harris campaigns, stephanie, what are we expecting in this week here as we tighten up that race? we're still neck and neck here according to polls. and so what are the candidates doi

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solicitor general and msnbc legal analyst, neal katyal. neal, good to see you this morning.e efforts under way to sow doubt as to its results, those efforts only to accelerate. please tell us more about what you -- the chaos you fear may come. >> yeah, i think we are looking at a very possible constitutional crisis and one that's going to make january 6, 2021, look like a dress rehearsal and this year the rogues have had four years to go pro and perfect the big lie. and so i wrote this piece, i think it's the most important piece i have ever written because i'm really wanting to warn the american people about what very well way happen on november 5 and then the days to come, and we shouldn't be surprised when donald trump sends out his lawyers to challenge everything. i mean, that's what they did in 2020, the vice presidential candidate j.d. vance couldn't even admit that trump lost in 2020. and, remember, in 2020 biden won 306 electoral votes to trump's 232. so all of his 60 different challenges he filed, you know, he had to run the table and win a bunch of them. this elect

>> neal katyel, you have so much expertise. the supreme court, but i know you have been thinking about this a ton and i know we will talk about it more. i really appreciate you talking to me about it today. >>> coming up, we are keeping a very close eye on a church in north carolina where kamala harris is set to speak any moment, but first, a fascist to the poor. i will give you one guess who general millie was describing there. r. kelly is standing by and i will get his response to those comments after a very quick break. a very quick break. ( ♪♪ ) luke's mom: without easterseals, my luke would be a very different luke. look up. where you going? luke's mom: there's an incredible urgency to get your child into services, because the longer you wait, these motor pathways are set in stone. i knew he needed help. he needed these services. i'm almost there. yes, you are. you're so close. you're so strong. i'm gonna say hi. okay! let's say hi. hi! nolan's mom: none of my friends or people in our network have a child with these needs.

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never complained to me, my access to how julian was treated and the diagnosis of torture was through neal's males is 25 page report, which i missed the profession mails i submitted to the united nations general assembly in 2019 and was accepted so that was my understanding that it was due and had gone through as a doing it, as i said previously, never complained to me is it just that we discussed what could be done from week to week? uh uh, in defense of, of his freedom will have to bring about his freedom. but there are no complaints from julian. about his day to day circumstances. you'll waited for more than 10 years for your son to be free. can you please share with us your personal thoughts or feelings and reaction when you heard that he was finally being released? oh, you know i was elated for a great that and had been lifted from myself and many hundreds of thousands of people who as in late fort for julians freedom for many years. and for some of the people where they have 15 is a fighting for julians. freedom and became rather like an extended family which stretched from the united

. >> neal katyal, thank you. >>> 19 days until the election the most litigious in history. marc elias is here on the latest of trump's attempted a slow-moving coup. slow-moving coup. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. >>> this upcoming election is the most litigious in american history according to the democracy docket. they are laying the groundwork for postelection challenges. we are seeing the effects of the onslaught of cases filed since the last election. in georgia, the state election board enforced a last-minute mandate that stay counties must count ballots by hand. fulton county sapir judge rejected it saying it's too much too late. yesterday, thousands of legal voters in alabama had their status restored after a vote removal program crafted by republicans wrongly accus

want to acknowledge and thank several people monica and on union street in the district 2 and also neal and i hope i got that right and the new owners of north beach restaurant opening soon thank you, monica and providing the food today (clapping.) also bill with - and nick with the san francisco athletic club for the wine and water water is necessary today and the san francisco chapter those are not my bodyguards i need them at times but our italian police force and happy to have them sharon and richard chairman of the san francisco committee. which is created in 1959 by the second italian and city hall will be lit up with the colors of italian flag that is green, with white and red and now i'd like to invite miriam and the consul general on behalf of the san francisco celebrating italian heritage month in san francisco (clapping). >> it is an honor on behalf of the london breed declaring italian heritage month. wow. >> italian heritage month (clapping.) thank you so much. >> thank you. >> you're very welcome. >> well, i'd like to introduce you properly i'm honored here to you can stay

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half a million dollars worth of cheese was taken from the specialist retailer, neal's yard dairy, byet. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. a big blocking area of high pressure is likely to bring us a very quiet spell of weather now for the rest of october and into the start of november. it's going to be mostly dry thanks to the high pressure system, and quite mild, with our air source coming in from the south—west. there will be a little bit of sunshine at times, but will often be cloudy. we could start the days a bit misty and foggy in places. so for tuesday, we're losing the weather front. high pressure will be building in across the country, but we maintain this mild air mass which will continue to move up from the south. just the chance of a plunge of cold air, i think will just avoid us and dive into the near continent to the east of us. tuesday, though, will be a rather cloudy start for many. we'll see further spits and spots of rain across england and wales, particularly towards the south. but even here we'll see some holes appearing in the clouds for some s

lessons we know over the last few years we've had countries like germany and fonts, full mcculla, neal countries. the rule though, but lots ways of africa mooning. the fact that they've lost influence on the content using influence to countries like russia and china. and a lot of that has been to do with the fact that i have a conflict. countries felt that they were being let, should to that the west, the end you were saying to mon, we'd go back to moral standards and you, you should do is we say no, as we do or so being able to form new ties, economic ties with countries like rushes that have been on an even keel. and despite that, despite using that influence and ask us for doing exactly that, that he was continuing to try the same tact. now with the countries in the caucuses . and as we can see from georgia, announced the price on the spanish part and then opened us out for it and, and just quickly, you mentioned that you, you got enough burrell right. that, you know, he was so disappointed by the, the, the pro russian support in africa that he was saying, these people in the contin

mister neal, i'm listen schindler, you know, but here's from the opposite campus. so humanity is dead in also amongst. busy by a so the, so my point being that is that feeling when it can create the bridge between the fighting tribes for what the idea logic, the reason for territorial reason, it doesn't matter. you know, when, if, when can so auction bring people together. this might be odd, could bring people together to understand the humanity, amongst the other person as well. and more people on the other side is killing the other people. so that's my view about box shingles list. i have not seen them because me fights, but what i card that there is not a single muslim connect to who is good in. that's that i heard i haven't seen so i cannot point. so, but she just is i why are mentioning and you mentioned him, but he's a nazi party member. he's been, you know, created by mr. spring book who is a jewish man. he had all the money, all the pardons and sources he should. busy stick with a phone and other story to tell the problem of the jews or the suffering of the

scuffling policy, candidates has been declared, the widow of the country's disputed presidential election, neal chapo, of the fairly low policy in gain just over 70 percent of the things for the opposition candidate any securing around 20 percent that's being funded protests and widespread allegations of fraud and the lead up to the date. at least 7 people being killed into the full truth it, mo, from web, has moved my baby to the complaint regularities came from the very start report of about a 1000000 goes votes is on the elect to register from some rights groups on paulding day. we with that just save it 2 weeks ago. the national and international observers were quoted irregularities such as violent stuffing. and since then, irregularities such as altering of results from the polling stations to the district to the provincial leveled citizens. it seems to be widespread mistrust in this entirely to process. and we're seeing that right now since the result of being a noun, proven spot, proven by the electoral commission. people have taken to the streets in several cities, a multiple $160.00 ra

own on behalf of israel, appears through a policy without control visit. shepherd can't see algebra, neal, and that's it for me. elizabeth put on him, you can keep on stage with all the developments on the stories will cover and on with of sizes which is 0 dot com. we have a quick weather update. next, the storage costs as well as ground defensive in till 11 on. and the explanation of the region. thank you for watching the the, how are we looking get some very nice the weather full of taiwan at the moment. wait, our tie food class on that is making its way towards southern parts of taiwan. that's a bit of a warbler. this one is taking its time, getting this thing moving very slowly and as a result of that, that will be extensive flooding. but it can get maybe half and made several more of rain over the next couple of days. that's the stays pit sheet and so you have the right really has cetera and it's stuck. there we go on into a friday, sunny slowly making his way further north with the copious amounts of franco land slide smart slides. that really will be a problem, make them as we go o

and he made this man the champ, mr. neal, i'm listen schindler, you know, but he is from the opposite to kemp. so humanity is dead in also amongst. busy by a sub. so my point being that is that feeling when it can create the bridge between the fighting tribes and for what i would like. i did logic the reason for territorial reason. it doesn't matter. you know, when, if we can so option bring people together. this might be ok, could bring people together to understand the humanity, amongst the other person as well. and more people on the other side is getting the other people. so that's my view about bach. shingles list, i have not seen them because me fights, but what i card that there is not a single muslim connector who is good in. that's me that i heard i haven't seen so i cannot point. so, but since this is i why are mentioning a new mentioned in, but he's a nazi party member, he's the hero, created by mr. spring book, who's a jewish man. he had all the money. all the pod ends, the sources. he should. busy stick with a phone and i'm gonna story to tell the problem of the jews or t

. £300,000 worth of cheese was taken from the specialist retailer, neal�*s yard dairy, by fraudsters. the chef jamie oliver has urged people to be on the lookout for lorry—loads of "posh cheese". patrick holden from the holden park dairy, whose welsh hafod cheddar was taken, said they�*d initially been excited to have had the order from france. we've got customers all over the place, but we were particularly happy that we had an order from france to newcastle, and we were quite excited. so, it came as a tremendous shock when we found that, actually, this was theft. and it was a violation, really, because we rely on trust and transparency right the way through to the people who eat our cheese, so this really was a bit of a violation. we can speak now to tim jones, director at fw read and sons who make lincolnshire poacher cheese. tim is also the former chair of the specialist cheesemakers association. thank you for being with us. i don�*t think your cheese was involved in this but as a former representative of the industry, what was your take on what happened? it is industry, what was

, what difference will this make to neale? , what difference will this make to --eole? , people? yes, sophie, these rules, the are people? yes, sophie, these rules, they are nerdy. — people? yes, sophie, these rules, they are nerdy, they _ people? yes, sophie, these rules, they are nerdy, they are _ people? yes, sophie, these rules, they are nerdy, they are one - people? yes, sophie, these rules, | they are nerdy, they are one for the accounting boffins, but they are hugely consequential for every penny spent by this government, notjust at this budget, but over the next half decade. on the chancellor, when she spoke to me, made an argument that if voters gave her government the significant majority at the election because they felt that major projects in their town, the local railway stations were not up to scratch internationally, then the root of that was in overly restrictive rules on borrowing under the previous government, rules that she is now going to change. we will be changing the measure of debt, i'll set out the details of that to the house of commons next we

and he made this man the chair, mister neal, i'm listen schindler, you know, but here's from the opposite to kemp. so humanity is dead in also amongst. busy by a sub. so my point being that is that feeling when it can create the bridge between the fighting tribes for what i did logic, the reason for territorial reason. it doesn't matter. you know, when, if we can so option bring people together. this might be ok, could bring people together to understand that humanity amongst the other person as well. and more people on the other side is killing the other people. so that's my view about ok, shingles list. i have not seen them because me fights, but what i card that there is not a single muslim connector who is good in. that's me that i heard i haven't seen. so i cannot point. so, but since this is i why are mentioning and you mentioned him, but he's a nazi party member. he's been, you know, created by mr. spring bug who is a jewish man and he had all the money. all the pardons and sources he should. busy stick with a phone and other story to tell the problem of the jews or the suffering o

neal bradley is with the suu.s.hamber of commerce and called for president biden to step in. >> you have a winone day backlo and that takes six days to clear. if the strike goes on for two days, you are talking about two weeks to clean up the mess that's created. it is not hard to imagine that a strike lasting one week disrupts the economy well into november. >> if you take that to around three weeks, you could go all the way to the middle of november and as we head to the christmas season, the impact on pricing and delays of getting christmas shopping items may be hurt and the impact on inflation and consumers. >> i'm worried about the christmas -- my kids will be worried. >> and michigan is close to there as well. vehicle exports out of the u.s. could be a problem for them and every other aspects, too. meaning the factory items we're looking for and including toys. >> demand for vehicles is not as strong as toys for christmas. i can attest to that. let's talk more about this with the chief analyst. pe peter, your

we brought in the best, neal katyal is here. he's argued 52 cases. >> it will be 52 next month. >> almost 52 cases before the u.s. supreme court. for a lot of people out there, jack smith sadly is a blast from the past. people started to think we would never hear from him again so help us out. this is the most detailed breakdown of his findings yet. what did we learn, and why now? >> first, i've just got to say you are the best. thank you for that retrospective you just did about october 2nd because there is so much amnesia about donald trump and every day was just nuts, not just covid but the shootings, the deficits, the unemployment, trump trying to sue to get rid of obama care. he certainly did not save it, all that and i think americans really need to remember what happened in the filing today by jack smith is part of that whole remembrance. it is an exquisitely-written document. it is really lawyering at its best and it tries to tell the story of what donald trump did on january 6 and in the days before it. now, why do we h

the promotion of gotti's patter in aniello, neal della croce to gotti's gambino underboss took gotti the raver night social club in manhattan's little italy. the more fashionable address from which he started to make inroads into high society. he enrolled the he entered the public press after he masterminded the assassination of. gambino boss paul castellano, in front of sparks steakhouse in manhattan a hit with panache that seemed almost an homage to the classic new york roberts albert anastasia on park sheraton, barbershop, kid twist out a window in the half moon hotel. carmine galante. last summer, the village voice wrote, according to gotti's own telling, big, big pause. castellanos. slide jail gentility cost him his life. he was a -- fish in the. he was a fish out of water. didn't know this life guy's was always to della croce. a man's man whom he felt big. paul did not appreciate and who died cancer not long before they hit on castellano. but as with many things in la cosa nostra, the decision assassinate castellano was more pragmatic an affair of honor. guy decided to whack bi

the promotion of gotti's patter in aniello, neal della croce to gotti's gambino underboss took gotti the raver night social club in manhattan's little italy. the more fashionable address from which he started to make inroads into high society. he enrolled the he entered the public press after he masterminded the assassination of. gambino boss paul castellano, in front of sparks steakhouse in manhattan a hit with panache that seemed almost an homage to the classic new york roberts albert anastasia on park sheraton, barbershop, kid twist out a window in the half moon hotel. carmine galante. last summer, the village voice wrote, according to gotti's own telling, big, big pause. castellanos. slide jail gentility cost him his life. he was a -- fish in the. he was a fish out of water. didn't know this life guy's was always to della croce. a man's man whom he felt big. paul did not appreciate and who died cancer not long before they hit on castellano. but as with many things in la cosa nostra, the decision assassinate castellano was more pragmatic an affair of honor. guy decided to whack bi

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but this is the first time we've really i don't know neal, if you can even come up and just get a sense of just how choppy this water has suddenly become, i guess as the wind has shifted somewhat but i'm very curious to see over the next, you know, how long whether it's this wind pattern last how much water starts to come up here but this is the riverwalk here. miss the riverwalk here in bradenton and we have been out here now for several hours and this is really the first time. this looks similar to what bill weir was expected appearing saying in st. petersburg about an hour or two ago, water really coming up on the piers there. this is the first time now that we are seeing this here bill a bill, i want to bring you in here in st. petersburg because this reminds me of your live shot earlier in the day it's just fascinating that this is just started here northern side of this storm. >> we've got the slop, we've got so much more of the rain that was a monster that was thousand. >> take your breath away. watch out. watch out. now we see signs started to flood voice back up, back up. there

so neal, ok, trump has talked about putting an astronaut on mars. and he has said, it in one of his comments that he, that the u.s. will be the first nation to land an astronaut on mars. now, we know in the lexicon of trump that could just be an absolute nothing. is this a real possibility or not? >> you have to ask, why would one do that? and we have a very capable, multiple capable one of them is an suv sized rover on mars that you've in fact carried a helicopter. so in terms of scientific exploration, you don't really need people, but it's fun to send people because they can come back and you give them parades and you named schools after them so i don't have i don't have a problem i don't have an issue against sending people, but the only time we've ever done that is when there's a geopolitical motive not simply because it felt like the next thing we should do and one thing about elon commenting about aliens with antennas. the generation of aliens with antennas was back when our team if he hadn't that's probably good about that. we don't draw it.

mark calhoon neal discusses his book. general leslie mcnair unsung architect of the u.s. army. now, mark's book seeks to restore the general known as one of marshall's forgotten men, to his place in american military history. now with us on stage is dr. john mcmanus. he will lead the discussion john, as you know, had a great conversation yesterday with john was, of course, watching army-navy game. now. well, the wonderful third volume of of john's trilogy, john's been a tremendous friend of the museum including leading tours overseas to battlefields and sites where we're always delighted to have him here and incredibly honored to have him for this afternoon session. so with john, with that over to you. great. yeah. thanks, mike i appreciate it. mark, it's an honor to be with you here today and to talk to some leslie mcnair. so, i mean, maybe the place to begin our conversation. it's a kind of ease into where he fits in this larger context of the world war two. we've been exploring is what explains us. the allied victory in world war two. and how does that lead us to to a discus

water is now is just slamming into the riverwalk here in braid it in this this i mean i don't know neal, if you can i don't know if you can see this. i mean, this is it's like the ocean here, this river now, all of a sudden, bill howard, things in st. petersburg do you what do you want? oh, it it's getting rough here. anderson is get has gotten so much more violent just in the last few minutes since i talked to you were sort of pinned down in the corner? of this building importer of first and university appreciate deluge this fall five inches, three hours. we're expecting another five in the next couple hours so the freshwater flooding that's happening here i just kept i can't help think about all those souls who went through helene, who already had to deal with moldy drywall and now this is going to cause so much harder to divestment, so much stress across the border night and these tornadoes, there's no good day for tornado to hit your house with a word when it happens right in front of a hurricane like this. and a lot of those folks evacuated from the coast there was that big won ove

. >> thanks, neal.t have increased significantly the last eight years, up 10% to 20% over each of the last three years. a small percentage of vermonters are uninsured. around 40% are underinsured. meaning we cannot afford to use the insurance we do have thanks to high co-pays and deductibles. there have been no significant attempts at reforming our health care system over that period of time. do you intend to do anything in the next two years to address this problem and are you willing to consider universal primary care? ms. charlestin, i will post this to you first, you have 90 seconds. ms. charlestin: yes, i do support universal primary care. that is the dream and that is something my administration would work toward. i know people are feeling the burden. families, businesses, schools, everybody is. getting a solution would be really important. >> governor scott, what would you do to solve this problem and would you consider universal primary care? gov. scott: universal primary care is not going to so

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