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patrice connors often feels like a stranger in her own country. she's experienced discrimination based on nothing other than the color of her skin. i grew up in a poor neighborhood of los angeles you don't know when you're a child but you're being discriminated against but you know what it feels like so i know that i felt. sad and all that i felt. humiliated that we were sort of put in a category as a community that we would be surveilled and punished. for being black that's what that's what it was like today patrice carlos is a well known figure she's received many awards for activism. she's a co-founder of black clients matter a movement against police violence and systemic racism founded in the wake of the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager trayvon martin. in twenty thirteen the man who murdered him was acquitted and not guilty. a year later when a policeman in ferguson missouri shot and killed michael brown another unarmed african-american and wasn't even indicted a wave of protest under the banner of black lives matter swept the coun

>> thanks, patrice.f you're embarrassed when you forget a person's name that you've known for years or draw a complete blank on what you were about to say or forget where you were going next and can't remember if you locked the doors at night, remember, it's not your fault. as we grow older, these things can happen to all of us, but an increase in these senior moments is something that you should not take lightly. so here's the bottom line. just as a great pair of glasses can sharpen your vision and bring the smallest detail into crystal-clear focus, a daily serving of procera avh may help do the same thing for your brain. so why continue to struggle and forget your way another day, another week, when you may not have to? it really comes down to taking procera avh daily and perhaps following the tips in my four pillars of brain health program and you may really turn things around. there is hope for everyone. it's up to you because you can stay mentally sharp at any age. >> we thank you very much for join

take a quick look of patrice on "jimmy fallon." white people need to loosen up. >> we're loosening up. president obama, we have -- >> you gave that a two-year shot. it is over. it's done. he got two more years. that's why he goes on so many vacations. he knows it's finished. >> patrice o'neal died today. very funny guy. >> yes. i started my comedy career with patrice. we both came out of boston, he was a roxbury kid. he was an inquisitive, brilliant performer, it's just tragic. it's horrible. >> what's next for you? obviously you're doing everything, stand-up, the movies, tv, whatever -- whatever comes your way, it's all turning gold at the moment. what's the ambition left for you? >> i think it's -- i made a choice a few years ago, i had been on this like whirlwind arena tour all throughout u.s. and i thought, as i take my fans and kind of tell new stories and bring them into the new, you know, mediums, i'd like to, you know, exceed my own expectations. i've always tried to do things that would entertain my families, my friends, m

patrice shrugged. why didn't you say something earlier? they ain't going to happen with your momma in the conversation. i liked the way he naild that down. i felt bad about it later. i almost didn't come. i need a break from here and it might as well be y'all. how often does he get her hair done. i do her make up too. you cover up the blue. she has emphysema. she got to worrying about it. it must have been lennor. she looks really good. i like to work on old ladies. no one objected. he pulled me closer. within seconds he had us both in hand. like an eager barby doll. sorry. every now and then, my own visuals overwhelm me. then he went down on both. i can understand why my editor didn't want this. then we went down, never neglecting either one of us. ben pulled my face into his and kissed me. in a three way, there's always the danger of being left out. i never felt unwelcome on the ride. by the time we were naked, by the time i shot my load, i rolled it on to patrice. he came on all fours. never touches himself. i know because i was under n

many black players, like, "patrice, what is going on?"lay football, but you're never going to feel at home." when you look at the game today, you look at, for example, the way in which the world cup, first of all, is going qatar and then there's the idea we might play every two years, all of that appears to be driven by money. you look at the saudi sovereign wealth fund taking over newcastle united. you look at even manchester united, your team, run by an american billionaire family who have extracted vast amounts of money out of the manchester united brand. do you think greed is in danger of ruining football? yes, of course. but it already ruined the football. even— i'm talking about the betting company. now, people, they don't come in the stadium to support their team. they make sure they come because they want to win money. they boo us when...| see some people that were like, "patrice, even if you win 3—1, i bet were going to win three, "to the goalkeeper next time you do a betterjob." it is ruining everything. money ruining everything

i'm patrice harris and here we are again going through more snow. all public schools, again today are closed and some are even closed for tomorrow. for that complete list go to foxbaltimore.com or you can just watch our morning news ticker, because it will have all of latest closings, the delays, the traffic conditions, everything you need to know and that ticker updates automatically and it even runs during commercials. now we want to check with meteorologist steve fertig to find out what happened since we last talked to you. if you don't have anywhere to go, stay home, because it's still messy. >>> a lot of snow drifts, and a lot of wind. patrice, we are able to say that we don't have any active snow falling. the blizzard warning has expired at midnight, that is good news. >> it's been days since we have heard that. >> the season snow fall, old record 52.5 inches. keep in mind we pick up 18 inches of snow on average around here. instead the record was 62.5. 83.9. keep in mind this is february 11th. i'm trying to remember. we have a lot of time we

now, excuse me, belgium is returning the remains of patrice lamar. the icon of con, goes anti colonial movement to his family. an official ceremony is underway in brussels. it's believed a single tooth was all that was recovered of his body following his assassination in 1961. the member was congos 1st prime minister after it gained independence the year before. this report from our correspondent on the life and legacy of patrice number in this art studio in brussels, stands one of the greatest figures of the african independence movement this larger than life sized statue of patrice lamar, is a tribute to him from the congolese community in belgium lamar played a significant role in the transformation of the congo from a belgian colony, into an independent republic, at with the moon, baffled foul to freedom of his country. and he was killed for that. and the country never really recovered from that love until to day, patrice, remember, became the congress 1st. prime minister afterward gained independence in 1960. but he was only in office for a few

i agree with patrice and john made some very good points. as far as the hurt part point, it certainly hurts the retailers when they did this back in 2015, those retailers along the miracle mile there in chicago said their sales were up 25-50%. that means the people coming down just turned around and went elsewhere. i guarantee because i'm this way , people live in their own little bubble. they're not going down there see ing a protest and saying i really ought to do something about that. no what they are is annoyed that they can't do their shopping, so they turn around as john points out it hurts the city of chicago as patrice said people are agnostic, they're not paying attention to this. it's not the right environment. they have their minds on something else so it at best it does nothing but as we seen with the nfl what happens with their protest, people just turn off the tv and look elsewhere for entertainment. >> dagen: julie i will point out that when these protests in chicago first started it was back in 2015 it was after the la quan m

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patrice evra, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. what has happened to you?hen you saw journalists you tended to turn the other way, you didn't really want to talk to journalists. but now here you are, you're a massive star on social media, you've just written a searingly honest memoir. what has changed for you? maybe i'm more open, more ready, i think emotionally, more open, getting rid of that toxic masculinity. i met the woman of my life to help me to open myself to the world. because i think before that i think i was like a robot, like a machine, just a winning mentality, a survivor. being abused in my childhood, living in the streetjust like, surviving, i hate people from the street when they call themselves a gangster. i'm not a gangster, i'm just a survivor. and, you know, born in this world with my colour is already a disadvantage. so all of that make me who i am. know resilience and you will never give up. in under a minute you've just given me a little bit of a brief insight into your whole life. let's take it step—by—step. right now you are a guy w

hero finally returned home. former colonial powers belgium hands over a single tooth belonging to patrice lin, more than 6 decades after he was assassinated. ah, unaccountably, it's good to have you with us. ukrainian president will autumn year, zalinski says other european countries should brace for potentially hostile activity from moscow. he says ukraine faced as a historic, weak as it awaits a lead mark decision from e. leaders on it's been for candidate status, but that this could prompt russia to intensify its aggression against ukraine and its western support. us a russian missile plunged into ukrainian soil in the city of lazy chance. no one is safe across the river. the city of several on yet has been reduced to rubble by fierce fighting as russia's offensive in the dawn, beth's reading grinds on the fears, at least it chanced, is next to that most residents have fled to them, but some are stuck near me. 6, if you can, but we have nothing left, everything was burned down. the most important thing is to get my sick father out. that's all that matters to me. i don't know how long h

>> thanks, patrice. if you're embarrassed when you forget a person's name that you've known for years or draw a complete blank on what you were about to say or forget where you were going next and can't remember if you locked the doors at night, remember, it's not your fault. as we grow older, these things can happen to all of us, but an increase in these senior moments is something that you should not take lightly. so here's the bottom line. just as a great pair of glasses can sharpen your vision and bring the smallest detail into crystal-clear focus, a daily serving of procera avh may help do the same thing for your brain. so why continue to struggle and forget your way another day, another week, when you may not have to? it really comes down to taking procera avh daily and perhaps following the tips in my four pillars of brain health program and you may really turn things around. there is hope for everyone. it's up to you because you can stay mentally sharp at any age. >> we thank you very much for jo

a single tooth is all that is believed to remain at patrice. the lumber after his assassination in 1961, an official ceremony to hand back, the tooth is being held in brussels, or speak to a correspondent there after this reporter who patrice lumber was and how he died. in this art studio in brussels, stands one of the greatest figures of the african independence movement this larger than life size. statue of patrice lamar is a tribute to him from the congolese community in belgium. lamar played a significant role in the transformation of the congo from a belgian colony, into an independent republic at with the moon, bafford foul to freedom of his country. and he was killed for that. and the country never really recovered from that love until to day. patrice, remember, became the congress 1st prime minister after it gained independence in 1960, but he was only in office for a few months before he fell out what the country's former colonial ruler, which led to him being ousted in a qu, imprisoned, tortured and later executed ludo de victor is a

good morning, i'm patrice harris. let's get a check of our forecast. here to tell us if it's going to be another chilly day. >> good morning to you. >> about the same. it looks like it will be the repeat of what we had yesterday with plenty of sunshine. temperatures about seasonable. loolook at low pressure center t is moving off to the northeast. just rain and center. nevertheless it stays to the north and east. it's goinggto move over a little bit, with it takes stronger winds. we will feel the breeze, but it won't be as windy today. clear skies will allow for the temperatures to drop a little -it. 48 is where we start in baltimore. the dew point indicates the temperatures can still drop. yoo see them in the 20s and 30s. that means there's a lot of dry air with it. witt it mostly sunny skies to follow. breezy with winds out of the northwest at 10-15 miles per hour and gusting a little higher. with regard with what is happening on the roadways with regard to the commute. here is candace dold. >> reporter: good morning. steve, and good morning everybod

i'm patrice harris. >>> it is friday.t means it's your turn to talk with us on our fashionbook page about anything you want -- facebook page about anything you want. and of course,u

patrice, back over to you. >>> all right. let's take a look at the sky watch hd raid and this is what we're looking at. snow moving out of the area as far as the intense part of the snow, but there could be flurries left over. back to the eastern shore still seeing snow falling in spots but really decreasing quite a bit in intensity. a little bit of mix mixing into the southern part of the eastern shore. and up slope mountains could see snow continuing there. that is the only place we expect it to continue for the afternoon, everybody else drying out for now. for now, because there's changes on the way. the winter storm warning has been discontinued although it was supposed to be until 7:00 a.m. that is an improvement. there's still a winter weather advisory for the eastern shore, but that has been discontinued an indication that there's improvement. 4-6 inches of snow for the southern part of baltimore county through the city and points south and west toward d.c., a 3-5-inch snow for the northern part of baltimore and toward

values patrice's saying yes yes yes. yeah. i need to i need more here and a lot of our i'm going to marry you but i'm. in string journalism i think this shows how difficult it is that this conversation even amongst ourselves as journalists of color because we're so used to not saying this stuff out loud well you were on a mainstream media platform and you found that or character quite clearly you asked me carlos. what do you mean by i mean. you have about 2 feet yeah so i worked for both. for about 3 years i resigned off. air and i wrote and work for publications that are going to black audiences. ebony ok africa. i was at a post says as an intern i was also an internet c.n.n. in america documentary unit which soledad obviously ran i was in that during brag a little so i am totally. yes yes daisey samuels i was going to have students. but i do you have yes and yes but i'm broken from this idea of a shrink we keep newsroom between did you find out what was your experience because you are now free on communion and doing extraord

patric and amy, from north dakota. >> let's check in. >> my name is patric. >> how are you?lina. >> i'm checking in for my appointment. mac mccord. >> reporter: and eric, and his friend, deva, from wyoming. >> hello? >> reporter: as soon as they all fill out their paperwork, get weighed in -- >> i have stuff in my pockets. so, i get a deduction. >> okay. >> reporter: and have their blood pressure checked. >> let's go back to the blood pressure reading. >> reporter: it's time for all three to meet the doctor, who will change their lives. >> hello. >> hi. >> how are you? >> just like i pictured. >> how are you? >> a long road? >> it hasn't been very long. >> how are you? >> hi, patric. great to see you. welcome. >> reporter: dr. bowers meets with each patient for about half an hour. bonding with them. going over details. and answering questions about tomorrow's surgery. >> what we do is we -- we release the phallus from the labia minora, all the way back to the pubic bone. >> okay. >> this way, you're going to see it's definitely a penis. but you can't pee through it. >> repor

i'm p patrice harris.s the final day before the 135th preakness stakes. >>> joel d smith is going overall the events that are taking place out there and the last minute preparations and meteorologist steve fertig is taking a look at how the forecast is shaping up for the big day. we want to check in with steve first before we get to joel. and steve, everybody associates preakness and the days before with bad, bad weather. not so much this year, at least right now. >> reporter: not too bad. i have actually had time to sit back and get some betting tips. let me give you a hint. as far as, horses, if it you choose horses by the way you choose your football teams by the color in uniform, not that you do. the color horses win 7 out of 835, but guess who super saver and lookin at lucky. and the grayish colored force. that's my tip for the day. weather wise a little bit hopefully more youthful. take a look at that is happening out there right now. as far as the weather conditions we have temperatures that are goi

everyone my name is patrice pac i am a freelance journalist i've been a journalist for about 11 years now and i really just cover stories more and about the black community throughout the day at. high they can say. i am quincy walters i'm a reporter at the u.b. who are boston's n.p.r. news station i've been covering stories about identity pretty much since i started in journalism here is. welcome everybody i'm going to start up here i'm not one of quincy stories is the headline i mean a pecial state of anger hundreds in boston protest george floyd's death what has it been like the out there in the protests for you could say. it's been. sort of a range of emotions i think the 1st one being concern over you know we are in the midst of a deadly pandemic that was sort of my 1st concern and my 2nd concern is that you know the impetus for these protests is because of police. brutalizing black people and you know i'm going out into the world as a black person and at this protest and sort of how can i ensure that it's known that i am a journalist. but as we see in recent weeks being a journal

she fears the auto mechanic. >> patrice went on mission to turn auto air heads into gear heads. >> patrice the idea for girls auto clinic when she was working as an engineer. she decided she needed to know how to fix her own car, and she wanted other women to be able to do the same thing she quit her job, and she went back to scho school. >> she became a mechanic working in repair shops all around philly. >> i want to change the relationship women have with their car. and how they view it. it goes through those brake lines. >> listening intently and taking notes, the women at her clinic this day are amazed by what patrice showed them. >> everything she said was like a wow moment for me. like the filter. who would think the filter can be changed so easily. >> i just put a clam many back on that fell off and i learned how to do it because it made sense. >> when it's not a fix you can make yourself patrice wants women to be proactive with their mechanic. >> if they say to you you need this, show me. i want to feel it. i want to see it. i want them to walk away feeling empower. >> myself inclu

this larger than life size statue of patrice lamar is a tribute to him from the congolese community in belgium. lamar played a significant role in the transformation of the congo from a belgian colony, into an independent republic, a veteran. the moon baffled foul to freedom of his country, and he was killed for that. and the country never really recovered from that love until to day, patrice, remember, became the congress 1st. prime minister afterward gained independence in 1960. but he was only in office for a few months before he fell out what the country's former colonial ruler, which led to him being ousted in a qu, imprisoned, tortured and later executed. ludo de victor is a belgian author who wrote a book about lumen best murder. the book reveals the belgian government's complicity and details held. remember, and 2 of his associates were executed in the forest and how their bodies were disposed. it was done during the night, so there were a lot of villagers worm were very suspicious. and so very quickly yom or belgium and cover he's decided to dig up the brothers and to after th

and i'm joined by patrice. very special, where is it going? >> all of the money stays here in baltimore the at the john hopkins children's center. it helps us do programs and buy toys and equipment that we can't normally do without this support. >> reporter: you can purchase a tie of your own at jos bank. people across america will bb wearing the tie today. you can go to foxbaltimore.com/morning. a ood day to do shopping. the temperatures will be in the low 60s here this morning. we will have mostly sunny skies and just a light wind. i'm joined here also by leei, the art ist of the tie that patrice is wearing it, you're wearing, it and steve is weariig this tie. steve do you like the tie. >> reporter: i love it. i'm going to ask her for more all new colors. >> good idea. >> reporter: i'm going to have to buy a few and go and support the cause. what a greattcause it is. a greet day to go out there as emily was indicating. a dry one with temperatures that will be a joy. 61 degrees for the high. by degrees where w

frasier, you remember aunt patrice. of course, aunt patrice, yes.ll really when we met, but... i remember a lot of laughing and dancing. my husband's funeral. yes... of course. well, of course, the laughter was you know to hide our tears. yes. let me take your wrap. we were driving and i thought why, we're just a couple of short ferry rides from frasier's so... we decided to pop over. niles! is this the charming gentleman you were talking patrice, you bloodhound you've treed another one. yes... this is my dad. how do you do? i'm martin crane this iabout?ne moon. how do you do? please. what brings you to seattle? i came to see maris but she's taken to her bed again. s daph to this day, i have no idea how tall she is. niles: yes... i've had patrice all to myself and we've had a great time. well, if you call sitting in your waiting room reading old magazines a great time well, then, yes, we had a laugh riot. now i know where maris gets her sense of humor. why don't i pop into the kitchen and get us all someshments? why don't frasier and i join you and

take a quick look of patrice on "jimmy fallon." white people need to loosen up. >> we're loosening up. president obama, we have -- >> you gave that a two-year shot. it is over. it's done. he got two more years. that's why he goes on so many vacations. he knows it's finished. >> patrice o'neal died today. very funny guy. >> yes. i started my comedy career with

and meet patrice, his rock. >> i'm a house manager. minutes before i have to start work. >> reporter: she has that luxury because patrice is live-in, well, she lives in the pool house. >> in the morning, i start work at 6:30. i prepare dr. bill's lunch, the girls' lunch and breakfast. today they're having boiled eggs with toast which they love. come on girlies, let's go so you have time for breakfast. >> reporter: patrice wouldn't tell us how much she erns but these days they can make up to 100 grand a year. >> let's keep this neat and nice. i handle all of the staff. gardener, the housekeeper, the handyman, the plumber, everyone. they go through me. >> a lot of times when people come to the house to work, patrice will say she's mrs. dorfman because she thinks that they'll respect her more as mrs. dorfman as opposed to i'm the nanny who's gonna supervise you. >> this needs to be replaced. take off the shoe of the red velvet and one of those -- >> i have dr. dorfman's bread and lunchmeat. >> this bugs me and i don't like it. >> you're d