a man who was a human being like all of us and because he was, he was also a complex man, a many sided man. the problem is they don't show that kind of complex character. what we want to do is spend a little time talking about the myth and then we will talk about how he made choices that brought him to the point where he became the most revered man in america. you probably know that he's considered the father of our country but do you know when he married martha he wasn't able to sire children? he wasn't able to give martha children and could he really be the father of our country if he couldn't father children himself? think about deciding to make a monument to him. what do they choose to make? this giant phallic shaped symbol which is kind of ironic for the man who couldn't father children himself. even though he couldn't this is george washington with martha's children and when he married martha he did accept her children and came a paternalistic loving father to her children so in that respect, it shows the character of a person to accept. most of the stories that we have came from

i have seen how a man was made a slave. have seen how black americans have been enslaved with the bait of race, how liberals, how leftists, how democrats, continue to enchain us to this inconsequentialle debate while robbing us blindly of our family, our faith, and our future through policy. you have seen how a man was made a slave. then he continues the quotation. an now, you shall see how a slave was made a man. to the veterans -- [ applause ] >> and so i say to the veterans of this black ideological civil war, those of us that have survived the constant onslaught and media thrashings, and fight daily to awaken our brothers and sisters, to the patriots who have fought beside us, to my supporters, those of you that have seen me to this point, from just a girl on youtube, with a different idea, to the very soon to be published author of the aptly-entitled book "blackout, how black america will make its second escape from the democratic plantations." to all of you, to all of you in this room, i want to say, from the bottom o

step out front, and give a man a job. ♪ and give a man a job. ♪ in the old name of roosevelt, make theeart sound. ♪ ♪you take this message straight from the president and give a man a job. ♪ >> you look like a banker who drives a car? >> i drive it myself sir, have a cigar. >> take your cigar and hire a chauffeur and keep a man from becoming a loafer. you look like a grocer? >> no sir, my job is extermination. >> you must give your assistance each a nice weekend vacation. we want you to hire a crowd. you will hang up this sign, it means no rats allowed. and how about you? >> i am a very sick woman. >> oh. hypochondriac. you must get something to soothe you. two for halitosis. one for eczema, bronchitis, or any other kind of an -itis, that will delight us. that way madam, you will help to end unemployment. now, listen to me, everybody. step out, get back, and give a man a job. you know that. i know it. now, step up and give a man a job. you know who is president of the nra? no? i'll tell you. you take this message straight from the president and give a man a job. [ applause ] >> so what

biden: he's a man of enormous integrity.o all of you who have been knocked down, counted out, left behind, this is your campaign. days ago, the press and the pundits declared this candidacy dead. now, thanks to all of you, the heart of the democratic party, and we won big because of you. and we are very much alive. [chanting "let's go, joe"] mr. biden: i told you all that you could launch a candidacy -- you launched bill clinton, barack obama, and now you've launched our campaign on the path of defeating donald trump. this campaign has taken off, so join us. go to joebiden.com, sign up, contribute. we need you, we want you, and there is a place for you in this campaign. [applause] mr. biden: folks, as we celebrate tonight in columbia, let me talk directly to democrats across america, especially those who will be voting on super tuesday. this is the moment to choose the path forward for our party. this is the moment and it has arrived. maybe sooner than anyone guessed it would, but it is here, and the decisions democrats make

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we're hearing the story of a man and a woman, right.hey don't -- they don't really concern themselves with the white world around them. they're concerned with their lives. and that process of exposing or showing the deeply personal by showing the specific and personal it's an attempt to make that story universal. right. oh, a husband and wife, it's not about this black husband and white -- is it -- or i guess that's my question for you guys, is the story specifically about this black man and this black woman? or is it about men and women? do you understand my question? okay. yes. jamira. >> i feel like. [ inaudible ] symbols of african-american men and women and how we interact with each other. >> okay. >> and i feel like more of a life of african-american experience and how african-american husband and wife interact with each other. >> would you say that fences humanizes the black experience? >> in a brutal way i say it do, like, in a direct way from his dialogue to like towards, from the main character african-american man his dialogu

a man in a place that is worse than hell.also have grimly determined iron jaw lincoln defying anyone who tells him the cumin cost is unacceptable including his own wife. here was a man who could order thousands upon thousands of soldiers to their deaths but at the same time arise in agony at 's human cost. we have long celebrated both lincoln. historians admire him for his understanding that the war was essentially about killing enemy soldiers and relentlessly pursuing victory. we all believe he was right when he told mcclellan he should pursue the enemy after antietam. we all know the agony he went through when george made to not pursue him from gettysburg and how horribly upset he was. at the same time, we celebrate his essential humanity. his ability to appreciate and empathize with the human suffering that was the american civil war. he seems to have been able to do both things at once. to be a man of empathy and of hard action. a president who could order men to their deaths yet genuinely rue the dying. it is this qualit

a man that margaret found it impossible to touch the man she witnessed shooting her husband at point blank range was robin jackson. jackson was a portadown loyalist who became one of the conflicts most prolific killers. he was also an r.u.c. agent nicknamed the jackal. 5 days before pat campbell's murder a man in whose home police had found 64 kilograms of explosives 2 grenades and over 5000 rounds of assorted ammunition had named jackson as his accomplice. however police failed to arrest jackson meanwhile he is of liberty to murder part campbell. jackson of being a member of the ulster defense regiment then the largest regiment in the british army. he was later involved in the massacre of the miami showband in july 975 when 3 band members were killed by members of the clan and gang as they attempted to plant a bomb on the musicians boss. loyalist paramilitaries harris boyle and wesley somerville were killed instantly as the bomb exploded premise surely. well the ulster defense regiment was the largest regiment in the british army it was geographically recruited here and the north of

. >> but the big headline overnight, a second death has a man in the seattle area. the first death was also in washington state. a nursing home there is now on lockdown. >> meanwhile, this was the scene in many costco stores across the country. huge lines and empty shelves as people stock up on supplies and cleaners. >> there is some encouraging news. stock prices rebounded slightly overnight. a sign that the dow may open higher this morning after suffering big losses last week. abc's ines de la cuetara has more. ines, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ken and zohreen. at least 74 people have now been diagnosed with coronavirus in the u.s., and researchers believe the infection may have been spreading undetected for weeks. late sunday, officials confirming a second death from coronavirus in the u.s. a man in his late 50s outside al iss but nhad underlying health officials in washington state also confirming two new cases, both men in their 60s, also with underlying health issues, both in critical condition. the cdc now sending a team to help contain the potent

because he was a human being he was also a complex man. a many sided man. the problem with paintings is they don't show that kind of complex character. what i want to do is spend a little time talking about the myths of george washington and then we will then talk about how he made choices that ultimately brought him to the point where he became their most revered man in america. well, you probably know that george is considered the father of our country. but do you know george, when he married martha, he wasn't able to sire children. he wasn't able to give martha children. and could he really be the father of our children if he couldn't sire children himself? i mean, think about when the country decided to make a monument to him. what did they choose to make? the monument is this giant phallic shaped symbol which is kind of ironic for the man who couldn't sire children himself. but even though he couldn't, here is the george washington shown with martha's children and when he married martha he did accept her children. he became a paternalistic, loving fathe

keep a man from becoming a loafer. you look like a grocer. is extermination. >> you must keep each a nice week's vacation. and i'll need more men to kill the rats. >> he wants you to hire a crowd. you hang a sign that means no rats allowed. what's the matter with you? >> i'm a very sick woman. >> oh, a hypocondriac. or any kind of an itis that will delight us. in that way, you will help end employment. listen to me, everybody, step up and get back out front and give a man a job. he wore the brunt, you know that and i know that, so step up and give a man a job. i'll tell you and when i do it'll give your heart a start. you take this message straight from the president and give a man a job. >> so what does this do that's different from the fireside chats? go ahead, brent. >> it turns presidential policy into an entertainment product. >> absolutely. >> it's very much like the beginning of the whole concept of marketing. >> absolutely. excellent. excellent. >> i was going to say it takes -- it's no longer the president advocating for himself but

i got a man on the run. > reporter: at least one officer opening fire, shooting the suspect after he allegedly struck an officer with the authorities say they were responding to a domestic disturbance when a man jumped into that ambulance and took off. >> he's flying down the boulevard. personnel trying to catch up to him. >> reporter: the ambulance plowing through a gas station, ramming into cars. authorities were close to stopping the suspect before he slammed into police cars. >> he's right there. he's right there. >> reporter: a reporter with our philadelphia station caught in the middle of the mayhem. >> all of the officers chasing him. look how many cars are following behind. >> reporter: police finally stopping the chase in someone's front yard. officers pulling the suspect out of that ambulance and arresting him. police say the suspect was taken to the hospital, but so far police haven't released his name or charged him with a crime. the officer, though, is recovering and is expected to be okay, tom.

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. >> waiting at the scene, a man with a strange story and waiting for detectives, a strange video. >> how creepy was that video. >> very creepy. >> an affair to remember. >> he was the one. >> an affair to forget. >> i shouldn't have done it. >> and one more secret still to be revealed. >> she said, "i need you to sit down, i have something to tell you." the hairs on the back of my neck stood up. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline". by all appearances sam and danielle had a storybook marriage. then one saturday afternoon their world came crashing down, destroyed by a series of bullets and a senseless killing. as investigators began to dig they realized not all was as it seemed. they had entered a thorny maze of marital betrayal. here is andrea canning with "tangled web." >> sarasota, florida, the perfect backdrop for romance. beautiful beaches for long walks, gorgeous sunsets. and a slow rhythm of a gentle gulf tide. stories of love abound in this city by the sea, but not all have ended in happily ever after, like the one that unfolded here in the summer of 2012 when secrets, lies and

behind bars again well over the last she has been a seesaw for chelsea manning a very unpleasant one so last year she was ordered to testify before a grand jury a grand jury is a panel of citizens who have been called by the state to investigate whether a crime has been committed and more to do about it whether to prosecute or whether to let it go and the court ordered chelsea manning to testify before this panel about her ties to julian assange and wiki leaks about the documents that she had handed over in 2010 something that she says she has already done so she said to the judge no i won't do it this is you know this is the government abusing the law in order to go after whistle blows to go after journalists to muzzle them to shut them up which is something the chelsea manning doesn't want to do she for. says that this is a she has already testified she has said what she had to say earlier or attempted to corus me with a grand jury subpoena is just not going to work. i will not cooperate with this or any other grand jury the questions are the same questions th

he is going to let a man be a man, but he is very conscious of it. i could tell by that conversation they had. >> but bono moves away from him at the end of the play. >> that's what i'm saying. it is the double whammy. he removes himself. he would just rather not engage. >> i'm going to let you sync on this ship all on your own. got it. i saw a hand back there. we have got about four minutes left. i just want to close this discussion and i want you to think about things. one, the place we are studying from langston hughes to pearl, all of these plays are in conversation with each other. i want you to think about for colored girls who have committed suicide when the rainbow is enough in relation to this play. for colored girls, she is voicing and taking the place or allowing a black woman's voice to be heard. these are the private thoughts of a black woman. this is the private world we have always been told not to show to the public. in the same way, august wilson is, with plays like fences and the entire pittsburgh cycle, moving the private lives of

wolverhampton nhs trust also confirm that a man being cared for at new cross hospital has died. health conditions. his family has been informed and their thoughts and condolences are with them and the media has been asked to respect the wishes of the families. another statement from the university hospital of leicester nhs trust. we can confirm that a man was being cared for at the leicester royal infirmary who had tested positive for covid—19 and since died. the patient was in his 80s it was later confirmed he had tested positive for covid—19 and his family has been informed. the trust is continuing to follow the appropriate infection counter guidance to provide safe and effective care to patients. patients with appointment at leicester should still attend as normal unless they have the new and continuous cough or temperature in which case the advice of cause it to court 111. a spokesperson from barts health trust in london, they can confirm two people being cared for at barts health nhs trust who had tested positive for, 19 have died pud the families have been informed —— covi

following the burial of a man who died in a car crash.e suspect the shooting is gang related. >>> authorities are blaming a homeless camp for a fast-moving fire early this morning in santa rosa. on frazier avenue. investigators say the fire broke out close to 1:30 this morning. flames spread from the homeless camp outside the building to then inside the building. it took crews about 30 minutes to bring that fire under control. damage is estimated at $450,000. >>> time now 6:37. happening today in fran. . sanfrancisco, hundreds of students, teachers and parents will rally. in an effort to close a $26 million budget deficit. however, the parents, students and teachers say they're still going to hold their rally to let the school board know they want to work with the school to find other ways to cut expenses. that rally is set for 4:30 this afternoon. >>> the oakland school board approveded $20 million in budget cuts and will send layoff notices to workers. teachers, students, and parents attended that meeting and demanded that the schools f

day she could no longer pay for her daughter's school books or the school bus here a family without a man is also shunned socially. almost peaceful and the people always think that because i don't have a father or a brother i went to achieve anything. they think i won't learn anything ok at anywhere in life. but i'll show them and then they'll marvel in amazement. assad lives on the outskirts of marquette it takes her one and a half hours to get to work every day still she's thankful because unlike her schooling her job training won't and for lack of money. she can take the bus for free because her employer has worked out an arrangement with the city. the am that. 12 young women are infamous group none of them has had it easy some are divorced others are single mothers or former maid servants they're all women whose lives don't conform to the strict moral codes of moroccan society. but now they're all doing an apprenticeship at a mob amal is the arabic word for hope and here they're getting a chance that they probably wouldn't elsewhere. dutifully they all signed the attendance list anyon

>> yeah. >> he's a man at the end of the day, he will say something, or he is going to let a man be a but he is very conscious of it, he knows, but i could tell like by that conversation that he had that he is aware. >> bono moves away from him at the end of the play. >> yeah. that's what i am saying. it is a double whammy. he thinks -- he removes himself. he would rather not engage. he would rather let that be him. >> i am going to let you sink on this ship all on your own? >> yeah. >> got it. good. i saw a hand back there? all right. good. we have about four minutes left, ladies and gentlemen, i just want to close this discussion and i want you guys to think about thing. one, the plays that we are studying in this class from langston hughes to lynn nottage to pearl clink, all of these plays are in fact in conversation with each other. i want you to cli about for colored girls who submitted suicide when the rainbow is enough in relationship to this play. for colored girls we have got ntokka who is voicing -- allowing a black woman's voice to be heard. these are the private thoughts o

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mac police and arch county are investigator after a santa anna officer shot and killed a man inside achurch. this happened at the immaculate heart of mary church per police were called to the church and an officer found an unidentified man at the altar but the officer shot the man and he died about 100 feet outside the church at santa anna's police chief said that witnesses reported the man was distraught and possibly suicidal. police say it did not appear he was planning a mass shooting. >>> another racehorse has died at the rate park in southern california. the night forced to die at the park since the race set racing season began december 25. the horse was euthanized saturday after breaking ed's left ankle in a turf race saturday. animal race activists are pushing to an horseracing in california. no experts that camarillo wild life rehabilitation arctic rogers firefighters for saving great horned owl in november. a crew found that i will in a ditch while fighting the fire. one of the firefighters wrap the bird in his jacket until he was able to get it to help. >> i think everyone i

the patients a man in his 50s and 50 people in a nursing home are showing symptoms. that follows cases in oregon and california. a woman who health officials sesay household contact of a third case reported yesterday. a school will not attend school until after a parent undergoes quarantine period. the parent was exposed to a confirmed case of the coronavirus. >>> in washington president trump is announcing new travel restrictions. the spoke following the weird of a death. >> the first person to difficult the die is a man with underlying health issues. he was infected without cupping in contact with a known person. >> additional case had lackly but healthy should recover. that's a statement we can make with sure tee now that we are familiar with the problem. >> president trump and his top health officials umed to not travel to italy and south korea. the travel warning was raised to 4. the travel warping is for two regions in northern italy. milan and venice. >> the president instructed the state department to work with allies in italy and south korea to organize a me

a man runs up the escalator, police in pursuit. then another shot. police say the man was hit twice. now in the hospital in critical but stable condition chicago mayor calling the video extremely disturbing according to the police, the officers had initially tried to stop the man from moving between two train cars in violation of city ordinance the man was charged with a acriminal arrest and possession of narcotics >> both officers will be restricted from field duties and be placed administrative duties pending the outcome of this investigation. >> reporter: in 2017 the chicago p.d., the subject of a blistering justice department report, citing a pattern of the police department's worked for years to reform and rebuild public trust, now facing renewed scrutiny erin mclaughlin, nbc news. >>> champion gymnasts aly raisman and simone biles are speaking out here's blayne alexander. >> reporter: new trouble for usa gymnastics in the wake of the larry nassar scandal after more than 150 women came forward accusing him of sexual abuse now usa gymnastics is p

eyewitness video shows two officers pinning a man to the ground nbc news chose to blur his face. one of the officers yells. the struggle continues you see what looks like pepper spray and taser fire then you hear a gunshot. the man runs up the escalator. the police in pursuit. then another shot. police say the man was hit twice, now in the hospital in critical but stable condition. chicago mayor calling the video extremely disturbing according to the police, the officers had initially tried to stop the man from moving between two train cars in violation of city ordinance the man was charged with resisting arrest and criminal narcotics. police later asking for those to be dropped, now two investigations into the officers' conduct. >> both officers will be restricted from field duties and will be placed on administrative duties pending the outcome of this investigation chicago pd at the subject of a blistering justice department report, citing a pattern of excessive force. the police department's worked for years to reform and rebuild public trust, now facing renewed scrutiny aaron

there was a lady who sits next to a man and she wore a shirt that's not sure then the man was like is this this what i had gotten for out. then i started the money or what my bills like chinese live got going alone. after several reports of sexual abuse and i wrote these buses a new law making sexual harassment punishable by 10 years in prison made the transport system safer. and n.g.o.s the flown initiative also supports women my caroline by encouraging transport workers associations to improve their working conditions. look at do they provide any customer service training if they don't want to provide the training they have in me awareness about sexual harassment we do sensitized training and we help them develop. well you see. how many women this has made. it's still a man's world but women are slowly finding their place. transparent and focused and like many women caroline hopes that she will one day be able to get her license and finally be in the driver's seat. well one woman who's in the driver's seat as filmmaker merits mind she's an award winning if you're going to write a di

a man named bo icelar. >> bo was quiet. introvert. guy. >> bo kept a low profile since moving to bocas from santa fe, new mexico in 2004. the former antique dealer was so quiet that no one even noticed when he took off. >> a lot of people say, let's go to argentina for six weeks. get on a boat and go. they don't e-mail everybody and tell them we're leaving. that is easy to be not missed for a while. >> it made more sense when they found out that bo had sold his home to wild bill, another american in their group famous for throwing lively parties many of the people attended including cher's friend kristen. >> i knew that they wanted to sell and move somewhere different. and so i assumed they sold and had to an understanding of the price and that bo had just left. >> still, as keith thought back to the days after beau moved out, an image kept returning to his mind. an image of beau's house right after he left. >> i walked in and looked around. it looked as if beau had gone to the store, not moved out. i went back and told my friends, i c

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a number were treated at a nearby hospital where a 50-year- old man died from the virus and stay with kpix 5, www.kpix.com for continuing coverage on the coronavirus. >>> now turning to campaign 2020. super tuesday is right around the corner and tonight a dramatic announcement is reshaping the race for the white house. a few hours ago pete buttigieg ended his campaign. kpix 5's joe vazquez talked to voters in san francisco, locals and tourists about where the race goes from here. >> reporter: it is just two days before californians vote in the primary so the question is will pete buttigieg's announcement make a difference? >> tonight i am making the difficult decision to run for r presidential race. >> i will do everything in my power to ensure that we have a new democratic president come january. >> just not this go-around. >> who does that help for pete buttigieg to drop out? >> well, maybe joe biden. maybe, because he is considered moderate. >> i would hope he endorses bernie sanders. but i don't know -- lies, i think the country goes sanders. >> reporter: behind the scenes? >> tha

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passed a note to an employee demanding prescription drugs. the man also indicated he had a gun, the man loaded an undisclosed amount of drugs in his backpack and walked away. a man suspected in a freeway shooting that happened back in december is now in custody. this is a picture of chp officers arresting a 27 year-old milpitas man today the chp says luis rios pond parte fired twice at a car. after a road rage incident on highway one o one near san jose another big story tonight, the man accused of being the golden state killer says he plans to plead guilty in exchange for his life joseph de angelo sals he wants the death penalty removed as a sentencing option. he is accused of killing 13 people and raping more than 50 others in northern california, including contra costa county between the mid 1970's and 1980's, one attorney not involved in this case as a plea deal might say taxpayers money. >>the cost not just in money. but in time and happiness. that will be drained out that never comes back. >>the attorney ads at 74 years old the angelo would lik

had gathered last night following a funeral for a man who died in a car crash. itnesses said the gunman walked up and opened fire. the man who died was 23. the little girl is being treated for multiple gunshot wounds. >>> palo alto police are searching for the man caught on camera robbing a cv-s farmly. the man passed a note and indicating he had a gun. when the employee put prescription drugs in the backpack, it happened at the cvs on middlefield road and colorado avenue. >>> someone made off with an expensive piece of baseball equipment. the season begins on saturday but the thief broke into the batting cage and stole a $2500 pitching machine. this league has 300 children ages 4 to 16. >> as volunteers we all give our time, money energy. for someone to take this it's either breaking. >> to give it back and stop stealing because it's not right. >> police have not made any arrests. >>> the weather is changing. it's only going to get cooler. >> we were starting to say good- bye to the heat, the record heat. we were talking about the cooldown, lots of clouds and fo

we talk to a man who says the entire side of a house came down on him. >>> safety alert. ikea issuing an urgent furniture recall because of the potential danger to children. >>> caught on camera, the tape versus the car. what happened after this violent crash on the tracks. >>> hockey hero. the player who needed 90 ditches to his face after a brutal play. his message to the fans this morning. >>> and good thursday morning, everyone. i'm trevor ault in for kenneth moton. >> and i'm mona kosar abdi. >>> we begin with the coronavirus emergency and new e ofmecys. aoa ther t of a man who returned from a cruise and some passengers still on that ship are now being quarantined. also raising concern a medical screener at l.a.x. airport in los angeles who tested positive. >> here in new york, authori who traveled by train into grand central station. u.s. officials now say in a matter of weeks any american should be able to get tested for the virus, but some medical professionals, they question that claim. >> abc's ines de la cuetara has the latest from washington where today the se

we have that for a man to be our system and that 19 can be characterized as a pandemic the world health organization declares the corona virus outbreak a pandemic citing concern over its spread and severity. stock markets tumble and governments commit billions to shore up their economies as the financial impact of the virus grows. in our intake of zone jazeera live from london also coming up a new york court sentences harvey weinstein to 23 years in prison 2 weeks after he was convicted of rape and sexual assault. of a teenage boy is killed when israeli forces try to break up palestinian protesters . over the coronavirus crisis has been called a pandemic making the declaration well health organization officials said the number of cases globally is just going to increase 118000 people have now been infected in 114 countries as the number of cases outside china increased 13 fold in the past 2 weeks charlie angela begins our coverage. this is daily life under lockdown in italy people employing patients protection and distance all good measures that country should practice according to the

a man who caught coronavirus in a quarantined ship of japan a man who caught coronavirus in a quarantinedied, according to japanese media. the passenger has not yet been named. he was among more than 600 who became infected on the diamond princess line. his death brings the death toll from the ship to seven, including at least one british man. the cruise liner was put under quarantine in yokohama in early february after a man had disembarked in hong kong and was found to have contracted the virus. 164 people have now been infected in the uk, with a second person known to have died after testing positive for the virus at milton keynes hospital. actually i will correct that because we have just had the update from public health england, and it is actually 206 infected in the uk. and we also know a second person has died. that was confirmed yesterday. he was a patient at milton keynes hospital. globally, there are more than 100,000 cases, nearly 3,500 people have died, but many have now recovered. jon donnison reports now from milton keynes. the hospital says the man died here on thursday, s