a as a you know, as a poet or as a writer. mm hmm. and those are a very questions. i guess the first part of your series of questions concerns dialect, the late 19th century. and so there are scholars such as, you know, gavin jones and nadia nursing who talk about the key cultural role dialect plays in the late 19th century, just to put in perspective, at that time. in the wake of the civil war, one of the ways in which the cultural sphere or the social sphere of people are reading literature were trying to reckon with this new world was to what used to be like. there was a kind of a nostalgia for a pre-civil war life, and there was a way that that kind of experience was embedded in dialectic of african-american life. and so you found that in the work of joel chandler harris there was also james whitcomb riley. there were minstrel shows that especially prominent in the late 19th century, dunbar himself was mindful of those traditions of of dialect and he was someone who a with charles chestnut, who was contemporary, was able to only develop a mastery of a orthogonal

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you can even get, you know, a misdemeanor, a jail time, a more likely you'll get a fine. but the fines can add up and it's not going to had to deal with the best we can. and we think this new law will deter this in this inappropriate and dangerohs behavior. >> the city will have a final vote on the ordinance in june. a scare for drivers on highway 4 this morning. a cal fire web camera captured this brush fire burning about a mile west of the alhambra road off-ramp in the martinez area. it was first reported around 10 o'clock this morning and burned about 5 acres. no structures were threatened and no freeway lanes were closed because of this blaze. no word yet on what caused this fire in the first place. all right. let's talk a bit about our forecast now taking a live look outside at the embarcadero looking just a bit gray out there. let's check in now with kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan with all we need to know on the weather. kyla. hey there. and yeah, we have been a little great this morning. maybe a little gray a little longer than we were yesterday and a little bit

the sculpture contains a plunder, a toilet plunger, a plunger, a plunger, a plunger, and a plunder. that's what the guy wrote. and of course, his piece is called the plunderers, so it's 3. he's sort of turning it back on itself, right. it's, we're kind of in this new serv, hill territory here. it's conceptual. it's a new way of doing good step to out. it's, it's, uh, it's fun. yeah, it's easy. i've done it myself. i also tend to key. can you just invent a new up style and it came up with a new real plastic expression is and was able to describe it. and then if you transform it into an image, why image of items, you have something which is really interesting. it is pushing bound, it has a right, which it has a big, it's a feet of experimentation. and this is what i like. yes. and that is a 1000 years that is one of the definitions of art. got and go ahead. sean chang. i had another question for catherine. i'm one of the other concerns that i've thought about is that, you know, one could argue that eventually or be more of these images than real images online that you could theoretica

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that's kind of a relief, though, gives you a little bit of a a real kind of a refreshing breeze.bay, particularly this afternoon. now on futurecast for can't see too much going on. but the mixing out of weather fog we have will happen. it's a little bit stubborn in spots here. are in the coastal areas. you'll probably see more in the way of fog or fog clouds. and you saw from yesterday and as a side of your head up to tahoe by any chance, you might have a stray sprinkle but not a whole lot. that's just a leftover from that low. and there's a little reminiscent summertime pattern going on there with the afternoon day time heating us. some flare ups of some localized little showers there. let's get into tomorrow. boy, look at that marine layer. it's quite aggressive again. might return to some early morning drizzle along the coast. monterrey is following suit that again will mix out by the late morning hours. and we go back to mostly sunny and a little bit of a warming trend for the first couple days of next week before we drop back off again to finish off the week. back to those w

a carjacking and a stabbing. >> police say that a large it back was released tuesday morning with a steal a car twice. this all according to the santa rosa police, one man was treated at the scene for a stab wound to his upper arm. police say this all happened in the parking lot of a safeway that was taken back into custody. >> well, the oakland fire department, they're adding 35 new firefighters to their team this year. this after receiving a federal grant for more than 27 million dollars, the money that's going to be used to improve, restore staffing and deployment capabilities within the department. it can also pay for salary and fringe benefits for 3 years. a plan for a new case of 40 fire academy recruits. also start in the fall. starting this summer sandwiches. still, we're going to be they're going to be standing there parking meter hours. we're also going hours on sunday curley, those parking meter enforcement, the in its 6 evenings and sundays are free. the new plan will extend the hours until 10:00pm monday through saturday and sunday hours from noon to 6, the sfmta policy

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i read a lot, a research and study a lot.s is first hand we talked about nixon and foreign policy, but you were buddies, kind of with ted kennedy. >> yeah. mark: john jr. >> yeah. mark: not all. >> no. mark: but ted in particular. because he was down in palm beach, tell us about the that. >> i had a very good relationship with him for some the reason, we were different, i was a real estate developer primarily. i did him a favor to him it was a big thing. i helped him on something. for some reason he liked it, it was important to him. had i helped him. he was very loyal in that sense. get a long with him very well. he went on to have a lot of problems, i would is a said he would be president some day but chappaquiddick was ter immineterrible. i knew him because of palm beach, and i got to know john kennedy well, john-john, he would have been a fantastic president, he had a magazine named george. his mother wanted him to go into politics, he wanted to be an actor, he was a handsome guy. i think he probably would have been good

territory a well as a potential peace plan. from everything we have seen in the weeks and months of past, i would seem the piece is a long way off it. >> indeed. thank you for your reporting. it going to go to asia where a massive storm is hitting bangladesh. a half a million people fleeing their homes ahead of the storm. britt clennett joins us more from london. good morning. at this is really dangerous. >> it is a. good morning. of that fat cyclone made landfall a packing dangerous winds up to 135 pots per hour. a number of deaths reported in bmr where booths were torn off buildings and houses damaged. a cyclone mocha is impacting th world's largest refugee camp with around 1 million vulnerabl people live in makeshift homes. at the camp is an cox's bazaar. a high risk of landslides and severe flooding. now more than a million people have been evacuated from the area. schools and mosques converted t temporary shelters. at 20 when naval ships ready to carry off race rescue and relie operations. or he is running high as many rem

people demanding to know what happened the day a man was not at a walgreen's. >>> and remembering a bay area legend. the news at 11:00 starts right now. i'm gia vang. terry has the night off. heading back to the picket lines. oakland unified is telling families to plan for another day of picketing. while there's still no deal, there appears to be progress. alyssa goard explains why teachers say today feels like a turning point. >> reporter: all day sunday the 50-person bargaining team met with representatives from oakland unified. >> today they came to the bargaining table. the first we've seen since the strike started. >> i feel like we've made some progress. >> reporter: after months of negotiations, these teachers say this felt like a step forward, which would do things like involve students and staff in decision making around the community schools. >> we believe it's important for the students and families and teachers to have equal say in regards to funding that's coming down from the state. >> reporter: late tonight the district sent a letter to families saying teachers plan to st

a lot of academician was a bank.or feed a shrimp and sea anemone to me in a marine aquarium, the second one has been around for 20 years . this release of positive emotion hormones once or twice a day is absolutely necessary. it is important at the institute of the rule to leave the office every two hours. even elementary to drink tea with colleagues is already a reboot. well, what if the creative activity is continuous creative architect olesya khudyakova, to inspire me and cladding, today she works in a gallery of modern art to unload her brain make a list of what you like to write. yes, even if there are problems on weekends or 15 minutes, in general, don’t think about anything, the thought that comes to mind to scroll through, like a cartoon, it’s never easy, but these last 5 minutes, when there is complete silence, information happens, just very cool reboot. that is, when the head sinks to the bottom, it becomes clean, we continue to work. all the same, the fog in the head then disperse the blood to the wall. ne

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essentially, using a child or having a childl using a child or having a child is a purpose to get a visaally it is not right. it is legally, definitely not right. at the home office hasjust legally, definitely not right. at the home office has just not picked up on this. and it is a scandal waiting to be exposed. we keep hearing about a prolific fake dad service operating across the uk. unlike other agents we have come across, they don't seem to advertise on social media. instead, it is all word of mouth. this network is known by some as the ring. we have been told they can get you a british dad for a price. it is as easy as ordering a pizza. just call up as ordering a pizza. just call up and place your order —— the ring. the man we spoke to called himself ty. it is not long before he gets back in touch. he says he has a dad for us. he wants to talk in person about the next step. we arranged to meet in london. our undercover journalist is posing as a pregnant visa that make vietnamese woman without a visa in the uk. we do not know who will show up. i in the uk. we do not know who will sh

depending on who you ask, zog was a godlike figure or a devil. a saviour or a tyrant.e crowned himself europe's first and only muslim king. but he did not have a drop of royal blood. tirana was zog's capital city, but not for long. from 1946-1991, albania was communist. this was stalin boulevard, a place for parades for the people's republic of albania. and now it is king zog i boulevard, which i think counts as a return to prominence for a monarch who was deposed by mussolini in 1939. was zog good or bad? did he like zog or not? yes, he liked zog. communist leader hoxha is not a popularfigure. zog's grandson, leka anwar zog reza baudouin msiziwe zogu, hopes to win more hearts. he lives in central tirana, just behind a retail development. i can't quite believe i'm about to meet the grandson of king zog. the crown prince hopes that one day albania's monarchy might return, and knows someone with the right qualities — himself. your royal highness. it's wonderful, and welcome to tirana. thank you so much for having us here. i'm very pleased to be here. i want to check i go

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we created a system where rights are not a protection of freedom or a boundary against abuses, it's a tool used as a weapon by one person to get what they want often. host: another quote from "the death of common sense," the utopian urge that prompted us in recent decades to read the world just itrtion manual, naming it the law of the land, has led us to invent a device that, like detaedules, avoids the un-tidiness of human judgment. it goes by an engine name, process, but its purpose is new. it once existed to help humans make responsible decisions, process now has become and end unto itself. guest: welcome to the ability to rebuild america's infrastructure. it is hard to be old -- build a high speed line because do you care about the scenic views are getting energy from the wind farm in the midwest? what about the local community? big about the communities that the power line goes over. each of them claims a right to have its own process. it literally can take a decade or longer to get a permit for something that society desperately needs, which is accessed to renewable energy, beca

it is a $1 trillion asset. lisa a.:lisa a.: how is the infrastructure changing?her it will as a result of the work from home trends and the emptying out of certain parts of the office space. how do allocate to a system that is struggling with a lot of issues right now, whether it is elevated crime, the general buildup of filth -- i am a native new yorker, so this is something i have seen over the years. how much will you try to remedy that? janno: let's get straight on the safety issue. a crime -- crime on the subway system is down 10% from last year. given the rise in ridership during that time, it -- we are back to where we were when the pandemic began in terms of crime on the subway. we are not ashamed of our safety record at all. lee says question is on the money. how do you get people back to normal life? interestingly, if you go apples to apples with pre-covid, we are close to adp percent. work from home is a factor. it is what has pushed us down -- close to 80%. work from home as a factor. it is what has pushed us down. we are on the move. we are very much

a cool start, a lot of sunshine. showers will bubble up in northern ireland, scotland, maybe northern and eastern parts of england. a better chance of staying dry to the south—west. temperatures could be a degree or so up, 17 or 18. for most the mid—teens. little change for wednesday. high pressure with us. a front affecting the northern half of scotland and here the winds will pick up and rain will move in. southern scotland and northern ireland and england and wales a decent day. a few showers across the midlands and eastern england. they will be isolated and most places will be dry. and up again, maybe 18 or 19 degrees on wednesday. as we head through thursday and friday, you can see high pressure dominating, a few fronts in the north. but for most settled, sunny and the temperatures beginning to climb. thanks stav. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues

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people are like well it's okay, it's not a six-week ban. a ban is a ban is a ban.s away from people, that's a real problem and now they can do that in north carolina because of what they have done with a supermajority. >> michael, you know the republican party. over 200 north carolina businesses rallied to try to stop this from becoming law. last check, republicans, they like to be aligned with the business community. what's happened? >> all they have been out a line for a while. so that is not a surprise there. here is the rub, really to leigh point. in the face of the fraud and i just as a political note where parties in what favor sully with a margins of clothes to get somebody to flip, it's part of the game. but back in the day it was just that, right? it didn't really lead to an up and dying and retrenchment away from rights. [laughter] it's just, oh now we can get a special bridge project passed past. now it's oh! we can take away rights. we have to be monocle of the consequences here. when you're looking inside the gop, it is out of alignment with us to the

he wants a deal. mccarthy wants a "w. he doesn't want to hike a clean debt ceiling there will be a lot of -- >> he wants more than five votes or he'll get enough republicans and democrats to sign up or his speakership is safe? there will be some to say you didn't do what you said. >> it takes one to trigger that vote it doesn't take one to kick him out. whatever deal they come to at the end of the day, if they come to a deal will pass with 100 republicans and about 100 something democrats. it has to be something that pulls from both sides. remember, one week to get a bill through the senate probably around a week to get to the house. we're talking about a really, really condensed time period >> jake, there was an op-ed two days ago making the argument there shouldn't be a debt ceiling at all this is the section for the 14th amendment. the validity of the public debt shall not be present there is no debt limit there is a ridiculous thing. as the president, i'm just going to continue to pay the bills if we have to, you know

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