alexandria has been really good partners for us.re it is not the most efficient use of this the space from their perspective, but they have really worked with us to support not only doing this, but other things that we will talk about, and for us, of course, the facility is the tennis courts in the swimming pools. they are key elements of this project, so we support it wholeheartedly with those elements, and betty will tell you a little bit more about the issues and talk about what they have been doing. >> as a commercial landlord, i knew that we would have to come to this point with the tennis club at some point in time. in 2006, we dodged the bullet when they wanted to buy the tennis club, and they were stopped in their tracks. but come 2016, i think the offered dangles in front of the bay club which was a little bit too much to resist, and therefore we had no place to go, really. we knew that our days were going to be numbered, at that point, we started conversations with alexandria and as a result of that, we have our club that

alexandria was one of the largest slave trade cities in the country at that time. talk to me about why it exited from the federal district and white slavery played a role in that decision. prof. musgrove: alexandria was part of the 10 mile square laid out as the district of columbia. it was part of arlington county, the virginia side of the district. it had been unhappy with the ban on federal buildings on the virginia side of the potomac, which was written into the residence act. there have been people talking about ceding it back to virginia and the early 19th century. the efforts caught steam in the mid-1840's. the reason for that was because there was tremendous anti-slavery agitation in washington. specifically to get rid of the slave trade in washington, d.c.. in 1846, many of the slave trading interests and virginia supportive housing tree is efforts to retrocede back to virginia. it became roughly 60% of its original size when alexandria goes back to virginia. the slave trade is banned in the district four years later. they saw it coming and they wanted to

we'll speak with ryan grim, the author of the new book "we've got people: from jesse jackson to alexandria ocasio-cortez, the end of big money and the rise of a movement." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on monday, customs and border protection officials announced two more deaths of migrants in their custody. three migrants have now died in three days while in government custody. a 40-year-old honduran woman died monday morning. she collapsed just 25 minutes after being detained near the border in eagle pass, texas, but could not be saved by emergency medical treatment. cbp also said monday a 33-year-old salvadoran man died after experienencing apparent seizures following his apprehension sunday. the deaths follow that of johana medina on saturday, a 25-year-old transgender woman from el salvador, who had sought medical treatment for over two months for complications related to hiv/aids. in addition to the recent deaths, at least six margaret children have died over the last eight months after they were a

the city of alexandria was, at one point, part of the federal district. alexandria was one of the largest slave trade cities in the country at that time. tell me why slavery played a role. sure, sure.ve: alexandria was part of the 10-mile square initially laid out as part of the district of columbia. county, thelington virginia side of the district. it had been unhappy with the ban on federal buildings on the virginia side of the potomac which is written into the residence act for years. people had been talking about it seating back to virginia in the early 19th century. caughtir efforts really steam in the 1840's and the reason for that was there was to get ridagitation of the slave trade in washington, d.c. many slave trading interests receivingalexandria back to virginia. the district became 60% of its original size when they go back to virginia. they were prescient. four years later, the slave tried -- the slave trade is banned in the district. they saw it coming and they wanted to get out. >> talk about chocolate city. why chocolate city? what does t

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what is the alexandria friedman cemetery? washingtoncated at and church history in alexandria. it was a cemetery that was under a gas station until it was rediscovered. woodrowe widening wilson bridge and what happened was they noticed some remains. archaeologists came in and found -- in around 1990 and they start to investigate that there were 17 to 1800 people buried there. >> tell me about the origins of the cemetery. when was it created and how was it used? >> it was created in 1864, during the civil war, a lot of african-americans were running away from slavery and free blacks in alexandria and they were dying in large numbers. what happened was they started burying people there. until 1868. 1864 1718 people died there. >> you mentioned it was in disrepair for quite a number of years. half a century. how was it rediscovered? >> the city purchased a gas station and started to date and confirmed there was a cemetery there. they look at maps. at first, they did not find a cemetery on the map. once a gas station was built, they changed the map. they had to go back to earlier m

and come into alexandria and occupied by u.s. military forces at that point. and she was involved in kind of hospital work and relief work, working with a white woman. thrass lot of correspondance regarding their friendship and also what was going on in alexandria at that time. so it's well-documented and interesting to see that this is a very multifaceted person. she had a lot of connections in the anti-slavery movement and at the same time was doing relief work in the south in alexandria. and later in life she moved to up ington, d.c. and ended there. >> also the black women abolitionists knew more than others that the plantation was the original hostile work environment to use the current particleance and therefore this issue of sexual harassment and exploitation was upper most. tubman at one point wrote in trying to protect many of the women coming in to the camp relief a lot of hostility and trying to protect omen was really important. one of the things that we had the memoirs, of having historical verification and going int

being kicked off a train that ran between washington and alexandria. so she had ridden the ladies car from washington to alexandria because washington had anti-discrimination laws on the books and she as an african american woman bought a ticket on the ladies car, rode the ladies car to alexandria. but when she got on in alexandria to go home they didn't have the same rules on the other side of the river and she -- and this security guard came and some other white man helped out and physically threw her off the car to the point that she was severely injured. and she had held on and said i have a right to be on this car. i bought a ticket on this car. so part of what's interesting about this story and why we know this story is because when she got back to washington she told the people that she knew in the united states senate what had happened to her and they came to her house and took her testimony. and the document containing her testimony of what had happened to her is in the congressional set. so it's like a published document of congress. when i f

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part or series "earth: we're on it" we want to introduce you to alexandria villasenor, a 14-year-oldho is also on a mission. since mid december alexandria villasenor has skipped school, braved the cold, rain and stares of passersby and sat on a bench outside the united nations where she protests government inaction on climate change. for nearly six months friday mornings have begun preparing posters in the apartment she shares with her mother kristin hogue, a columbia university climate studies graduate st student. with posters they are off to the subway heading south then another subway across town cutting through grand central station. then making a bee line for first avenue and 46th street where she meets activist friends. on this morning the eve of already 14th birthday still four years from voting alexandria may not fully appreciate the celebrity she's become or the power she wields including attention from democratic prbl candidate and washington state governor jay inslee. >> i like your generation pushing my generation. >> i saw greta thunberg's speech and the world leaders ha

th is in the area of alexandria, right, guys? alexandria, virginia. this is not just in lex ya but southern maryland. te were receiving reports in montgomery coun this is one of the primary re issues we' looking at when we say severe. the hail, kit be dangerous. not only that, gusting winds can be dangerous. no severe thunderstorm warnings in ou area. that's in the yellow shade out in the del mar peninsula. for us, right now, south of the very ct, tracking so heavy rain. these thunderstorms to the north of fredericksburg continuing their way toward quantico and waldorf. this cell here, heavy showers. a little bit of lightning with iit movingo montgomery county. that's kind of what's left over. look that. so they did expire the severe thunderstorm watch earlier. i said it was dwindling. it wasn't e supposed toxpire until 7:00 p.m. but we've seen it expire for our area. that is good news. ernight we're noting to rule out the threat for a few lingering heavy showers especially with the second line to the north of u. as far as th numbers go, headed out to

just personally being endorsed by alexandria ocasio-cortez.olks like her, senator ron most, julio salazar. for me, it moved me and a way that said, well, i can do this. i can't enter this space and have an impact. latina-year-old queer from a working-class family, never in a million years did i think i would be entering a space like this. i feel not only that i have the right experience, but that we are so well-equipped to get the job done. i have talked about the fact is literally started with four women sitting round a table saying we are going to change the system. and six months later, we have built something massive. not on the local level. we're doing a lot in queens, but this is part of a bigger national conversation. we have grown to hundreds and hundreds of volunteers. to have such a beautiful -- there's intersectionality. a powerful moment was we were doing a rally a month ago and formerly incarcerated folks and sex workers think i'm going to support a district attorney candidate because we're doing things so differently. that, havin

alexandria ocasio-cortez says the president is keeping kids in concentration camps. term to use? >> i think that the terminology can cause people to react very strongly. obviously, it's an important and sad part of this world's history that we had the holocaust. but the reality is throughout the world's history, we have had this kind of unlawful, extra judicial detention and that's what's happening at our border. what i would ask the american people to do is focus on what is happening and not on the term that's applied to it. and i think the stories that we're hearing about families being ripped apart, about children who are continuing to be missing, about the lack of basic medical care and health conditions at the border are troubling for this nation and i think it's time for us to begin to push very, very hard to change the conditions at the border. >> why has it taken so long to get help that dhs has been begging you for for months? >> the congress has allocated resources to dhs and also additional resources for border security. but this is also about how the exec

>> at 29, alexandria ocasio- cortez is the youngest woman ever elected to congress. but that's not the only headline she's responsible for. >> hello! >> ocasio-cortez is a democratic socialist. she's been described as both an inspiring and idealistic insurgent, and as a naiÏve and ill-informed newcomer. ( cheers and applause ) these are politically dangerous tactics that you're using. you've heard that. >> yeah, yeah. >> do you believe it? >> it's absolutely risky. ( ticking ) >> malta sits as a sun-dappled speck in the mediterranean, a short ferry ride to sicily and not much farther to libya. over the last three millennia, malta has been conquered or colonized by just about every world power. ( bells ringing ) most of the 500,000 people here are catholic, a tradition that started early. the apostle paul is said to have been shipwrecked here in 60 a.d. but as you'll see, today, the proud maltese are dealing with accusations that are far from holy. ( ticking ) >> this unlikely inventor calls himself "messianic"-- as in the messiah-- and likes to say, matter-of-factly,

i want to ask you, alexandria hoover, will you marry me? >> oh, my god. >> did i hear a yes?urse! >> i think she said yes! i think so. >> and damien, so in love, he says he would go through that wicked wipeout all over again just to meet alexandria. >> there's no question i was given a second chance at life and there's no question it brought me to her. >> we thank alexandria and darien for sharing they are -- their story. we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. see you back here tomorrow might. have a great evening. good night. >> look who's in the back of the car! right here. >> we got it covered. come on, let's go. >> you don't feel like you're behind. >> i haven't even started yet. >> do you find you can use the power of this setting to get your way? several of even your republican senators when you came in were kind of skeptical of you and now it seems like they're 100% in line. what happened? you're president of the united states. yet it seems like just feel this need to push back at perceived enemies. >> no, at false stories. at fake news. >> so a preside

alexandria ocasio-cortez and many another.ers are going into communities and put themselves in situations where they could be in harm's way and you have alexandria ocasio-cortez acting like these are storm troopers, people who are not doing what they are doing which is enforcing federal law. no one denies this is existing federal law. members of the congress that said we don't want to separate families. they separate families all the time for medicare fraud and a lot of things. americans. >> tucker: millions of americans are separated from their families because they fell a foul of some law. you wonder at a certain point if lawmakers are encouraging the population to ignore the law, how long before everything falls apart? >> why don't we just pick the laws we don't want to follow? they are rooting against law enforcement with abolish "ice." the fbi caused troubles for trump but the other law enforcement, they don't count anymore. >> tucker: free speech is the biggest threat to control the white house in a year. they are suppre

today alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted dhs ripped thousands of children from their parents and put them in cages and inhumane conditions. they call their cells dog pounds and freezers. i will never apologize for calling these camps what they are. if that makes you uncomfortable, fight the camps, not the nomenclature. >> i guess we're talking about the sprawling expansion that's being erected under everybody's noses. >> right. i suppose that's the only silver lining to this deeply asinine debate. i think there is an argument to be had, whether the term concentration camp, although we use it in a host of other contexts. people use it to talk about the uighur camps in china, it was used to talk about the japanese internment camps which are being repositioned to hold some of these migrants. there is an argument that these are so connected in people's minds that people think you're comparing border patrol to nazis and it's not a useful rhetorical technique and we should find another way to talk about these camps where we are concentrating ethnic outgroups in deplorable conditions. >> we are

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>> i think that alexandria ocasio-cortez has a big vision for the future.or expecting she might try to further those political ambitions in the future and potentially take on chuck schumer or kirsten gillibrand. she will have a tough time. a poll from right after the amazon second headquarters decided they would not set up shop in new york, poll found that state-wide, alexandria ocasio-cortez had a 31% approval rating and 44% disapproval rating. she is in tough waters. kirsten gillibrand has shown she can win the northern districts in the state. lauren: do you think whoever the candidate on the democratic side is, do you think they need aoc's approval? i can't believe i'm asking that question. >> it will depend who the candidate is, how progressive the candidate is and whether they feel like they will be concerned by a socialist label. lauren: emily larsen, thank you. >> thank you. cheryl: today in france, team usa kicking off their quest for women's world cup glory when they take the field against therthailand. lauren: carley shimkus is there, catching up

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>> the alexandria freedmen's cemetery is located in alexandria, virginia, and was underneath the gashen it was discovered. they noticed remains, in 1990ogists came in and they started to investigate and they found out from about 1700 to 1800, people were buried there. >> tell me about the origins of the cemetery? ms. bah:

ocasio-cortez -- ever-present alexandria ocasio-cortez told abc news it might be too late, too late. take a listen. >> i believe that there is a very real animus and desire to make sure that we are, that we are holding this president to account. judge: so should the democrats keep trying to avenge the 2016 election, and could it cost them big in 2020? here with me now, caldwell strategy consulting founder, my good buddy, gianno caldwell, and co-host of the five, juan williams. this irrepressible urge on the part of democrats to make life miserable for the president by waving the impeachment flag. >> waving it, you don't mean waving it away, you mean actually -- yeah, 70%. the polls are pretty clear, 70% of democrats would like to see him impeached. there's a key distinction, do you want him removed from office. a lot of people think if you impeach someone, they're automatically gone. in fact, that's not the case. you have to go to senate, get a conviction, and pelosi's saying that's highly unlikely in a republican majority senate. judge: is her best strategy not to permit this to get

. >> peter in alexandria, virgin virginia. >> caller: hi, peter and james. peter this is so funny, i actually called about seven years ago, you are interviewing a gentleman at the space museum. and my question is, thank you so much for cspan. mr. donovan, i wanted to get your views excuse me i'm a little nervous. on the nuclear rockets successful ground test in 1969 and part of the issue is that is being done at the marshall center and this is just an idea the particular idea that a rocket laboratory and what is needed instead of the current term of laboratory. i think we should upgrade everything to rocket laboratory and marshall to move marshall to california texas, or florida. i just want to get your opinion. >> host: peter in alexandria, virginia thank you. >> guest: there was some research and development into nuclear propulsion. it was abandoned, they stuck with chemical which they been using a course, but right now, of course they are thinking about going to mars and is a long, long way. 34 million miles. they're looking at other systems, ions, nuclea

trish: socialist darling alexandria ocasio-cortez attempting to dictate the 2020 democratic field.arked by this. >> medicare for all may sound good, but it's not good policy, nor is it good politics. i'm telling you. [crowd boos] trish: good forbid anybody tell the truth in san francisco. ocasio-cortez respond by saying maybe we should start with some generally nation. joining me now, niejer -- nigers and kayleigh mcenany. niger, medicare for all. is that a winning issue? it has been tried and tried before. >> it's a winning issue with the wildly left wing base of the democratic party. you just had a segment on venezuela. that's why ocasio-cortez and many within the base of the democratic party want to take us. trish: you should go visit. spend time seeing how all those free stuff policies played out in venezuela over a 20-year time period. kayleigh, this is a woman trying to dictate who gets a run, if you don't subscribe to her set of beliefs and how dare you run for president in 2020. this is a newcomer. >> that's right. welcome speaker ocasio-cortez. she takes the rules of the d

first, vocal socialist congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez already wants a raise. but she hasn't even unpacked her boxes and she wants a raise on her $174,000 salary. you won't believe the reason why. you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth? -i don't know. some kid comes over. we pay him to do it. -but it's not all bad. someone even showed us how we can save money by bundling home and auto with progressive. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. but we can protect your home and auto. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. let's see, aleve is than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. i have heart disease, watch what i eat, take statins, but still struggle to lower my ldl bad cholesterol. which means a heart attack or stroke. could strike without warning, pulling me away from eve

she is the author of alexandria freed men cemetery. acorded the interview at author event hosted by the association for the study of african-american life and history. the interview was recorded at the annual black history luncheon in washington, d.c. >> what is the alexandria freed men cemetery? >> it is located at washington and church in alexandria. it was the cemetery under a gas station until it was rediscovered. they were widening the joe wilson bridge. they noticed some remains. archaeology came in. this was around the 1990's. they started to investigate. they f

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