that was alice dunnigan. there's a lot of these other press women and unsung people that kansas has. there's a lot of these women around the world. their stories need to be told. we have stories about individual families. we have people who stood the test of time and did things. tell your stories. because dunnigan left this footprint. if she didn't do this, we couldn't be here today. she left it. those of us out investigating, looking for the clues, and we found her. we now -- years later, we are here telling the story. i think we all have an obligation to do that. >> dr. dawson, you talked about two of her books. one was the original and then there was another. is it possible to get the original? >> it's a little difficult to find. it's not in print anymore. this is the one -- she did an excellent job of editing. job o. remember, this is how big the first one was. and in this first book she leaves all the foot -- i mean, a lot of details. that's why i looked and found just the other day, lucille buford, just

well, go ask alice. when she is 10 feet tall here remembers at jefferson airplane and grey slick half. that's right. i'm a boomer. hey, we're going to take a break when we come back much more coming your way. the me know what the good and you can can while we're on by now i was and i know i should know moment a little moan on the sofa feels like the one that will allow you to go for have an initiation and with much i should be a bit off the so give me a shout and one out on my in my name is ah, the ah ah, the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interest. what you see in this nice techniques is the state devising message to end to essentially destroy personality of an individual lifetime. means this is how one doctors, theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against the prisoners deemed a danger to the state. that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation, psychological torture, disseminated within the us intelligen

that's what alice told, the red green. if i, if i were this exhausted, i would have actually got somewhere in my world. and she and the red queen says, and our world, my world and the red queen via the world and the 50 years of the world, you have to run faster and faster and faster and faster just to stay even. and you have to run twice as fast as that to get ahead. well, go ask alice. when she was 10 feet all remembers at jefferson airplane and gray slick. half. that's right. i'm a boomer. hey, we're going to take a break when we come back much more coming your way. the me the other stuff. and then need to talk to someone will actually be able to pay more than that even when i'm in a position where they need to go on it for me. which mobile phone bill. and it isn't about what i was looking for the day join me. but it was easy, i got to know good. how do you, they can put an office and going to be as long as i can that what you need to do is that quote, the new gold rush is underway, and gunner thousands of ill equipped w

. >> joining me now, ana navarro and alice stewart. alice, mccarthy's office is dismissing the complaints. his spokesman said that he was obviously joking. what do you think about all of this, alice? >> if it was a joke, it wasn't very funny. it was a stupid comment. it was very poorly said, and unfortunately the people in the audience laughed about it. and i do think he owes speaker pelosi an apology. as for calls for him to step down and resign, i think that is completely unnecessary. look, the rivalry between pelosi and mccarthy has heated up recently. as you've mentioned, she called him a moron last week, and he is going after her in a private fund-raiser in a situation where he thought he was speaking off the record with supporters. look, here's the situation. nancy pelosi is the speaker of the house. she is a powerful person. she is the third in line to be president. she happens to be a woman. so calls that a lot of democrats have said that he is going after her because she is a woman or violence against women, this is a politica

that's what alice told, the red green. if i, if i were this exhausted, i would have actually got somewhere in my world. and she and the red queen says, and our world, my world and the red queen via the world and the 50 years of the world, you have to run faster and faster and faster and faster just to stay even. and you have to run twice as fast as that to get ahead. well, go ask alice. when she is 10 feet, all he remembers at jefferson airplane and grace slick. half. that's right. i'm a boomer. hey, we're going to take a break when we come back much more coming your way. the me the the i mentioned that i saw that you know more than a month up in the last arctic. and when i got back, i had just totally refrained how great we now have it in modern life. so before i go up there, it's like i use hot running water every day. never thought about how great that is driving carbonate never sought. i'm right. that was, i don't have to go out and walk 5 miles downhill the stream and bring it back up to get my water. but after alaska

well, go ask alice. when she is 10 feet tall, it remembers at jefferson airplane and grey slick. ha! that's right. i'm a boomer. hey, we're going to take a break when we come back much more coming your way. the me know what denise love you. by and by the murderer can hardly walk on by now i know i should know moment a little moan on the sofa on like one of them and that will allow you to go for have an initiation and with much i don't know. how can you get all the other people but no, no, i mean, i mean, i saw it and there was one on my in my name is i mentioned that i saw that you know more than a month up in the last arctic. and when i got back, i had just totally refrained how great we now have it in modern life. so before i go up there, it's like i use hot running water every day. never thought about. oh, great. that is dr. carbonate never saw great. that was, i don't have to go out and walk 5 miles downhill the stream and bring it back up to get my water right. but after alaska, like i had to do all

well, go ask alice. when she is 10 feet tall here remembers at jefferson airplane and grey slick half. that's right. i'm a boomer. hey, we're going to take a break when we come back, much more coming your way. the me the the, the, the, the who's, [000:00:00;00] who's so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk the welcome back to the kaiser report back. because our time now to return to our conversation with eagle vine, grier of gold, switzerland dot com, a gold waltzing service egon, welcome back. thank you, max. good to see you again. so egon, we've talked a few times about central banks and their, their, their tenuous grasp on reality as they print the world into financial oblivion. ah, there does seem to be one stand out, one bank seems to be going the other way and

that's what alice told the red queen. if i, if i were this exhausted, i would have actually got somewhere in my world. and she and the red queen says, and our world, my world and the red queen via the world and the 50 years of the world, you have to run faster and faster and faster and faster just to stay even. and you have to run twice as fast as that to get ahead. well, go ask alice. that's right. i'm a boomer. hey, we're going to take a break when we come back much more coming your way. the me the join me every thursday on the alec salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. in a new gold rush is underway, and gunner thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the goldfields, hoping to strike it. rich children are torn between gold and education. my family was very poor. i thought i would do my best to get back to school, which still will have the strongest appeal. the me welcome back to the kaiser report back because our time now ret

. >> until alice there hadn't been a single mother in low income job. >> i know this is asking a lotraces. >> you know the refrigerator is on the brink and i have to come up with $800 to replace it. >> fighting for health care. fighting for benefits. >> the refrigerator comes first. because if i close down, you're going to be out of work and if you're out of work you can't buy food in which case, tommy doesn't need teeth anyway. >> there is a particular episode where mel decides he wants to hire a guy to be a waiter. >> mel is paying$2.60 an hour. >> we only get $2.35, don't we? >> that makes me good and mad. >> alice wanted to be right and strong and wanted to be the leader. >> we work here. we do the same work. >> don't give me that women's junk. >> junk. in that case you can run it without me and flo and vera because we quit. >> he tried to run the diner without us. >> i'm going to bonnie's burger bar to get descent service. >> what about these eggs? >> and was impossible. >> on behalf of alice, vera and myself, kiss my grits. >> when i was invited to speak for the votes being tak

and she says you know chief do you know why he would like you so much and i said no sweet alice y. is bad? she said ucs. you really see us and i talk about it in the look it's the highest accolade i've ever received because i cared so much for that woman and understood the issue of race. we don't realize is the original sin that will carry forward. to talk about this you aren't going to solve the race issue in this country until we own up to it but you aren't going to solve it without the police. we are so involved. you have a wonderful speech he gave in the talked about -- that thread the center thread if you will. i used that expression and i began the conversation and at the funeral i use the term in the funeral we are never going to solve this problem of this hatred of men in blue hatred of blacks hatred of latinos until we see each other. joe biden was in the audience and now president biden who is very frequently was here. president biden used the expression we see you and he was very taken with it because it's simplistic that but it says it all, doesn't it? we need to see ea

example of what we've done in california and the bay area starting in the '70s with north berkeley, alice waters and the berkeley school district. now we've got them everywhere in california. >> we need a movement in this country to not only end hunger but to promote nutrition security. >> congressman mcgovern is the chairman of the house rules committee and both men hope to bring this issue to president biden. >>> up next, no longer in san francisco. we're going to show you where the museum of ice cream has now set up shop. stay with us.

so it occurred to me to wear the "alice" uniform. because they knew her.bosses that we want and we have earned our economic rights. [ applause ] >> in the '70s you can talk about the women's movement. but in the '80s, you've got reagan. >> government is not the solution to our problem. government is the problem. >> you've got "family ties" with alex p. keaton as the ultimate reagan fanboy. >> what is taxes? >> a tax is a terrible, hairy, liberal monster. the only thing that can stop the terrible tax monster is a republican. >> america was taking a conservative turn in a big way. and networks were chasing that kind of high-gloss aspirational fantasy. >> and you see that reflected in something like a "fresh prince of bel air." ♪ >> yo, this place is huge, man. next time i go to my room, i'm taking some bread crumbs. >> young kid thrown into wealth. it's a great bed for comedy and conflict. >> we promised your mother that you're here to work hard, straighten out and learn some good old-fashioned american values. >> dad, i need $300. >> so the '80s were really

thank you, alice.zure of the provincial capital of nimroz significant, but not because it's the capital of a province. that, in fact, is something that the taliban have done before in the past, as early as 2015, and they've done in years since. what makes the seizure of nimroz so significant is it is yet another major border crossing connecting afghanistan to the rest of its neighbours. the taliban have been seizing major border crossings for the past several months in what now looks like a strategy to both choke off the afghan government from the outside world and to challenge its authority to man its own borders. and what can the un, the us and the wider international community realistically do to put pressure on the taliban? unfortunately the options for the international community are limited. there are some who advocate for military pressure, but we have to remember the war that the us and nato partners and afghan government forces have fought for nearly 20 years against the taliban has been an at

that's what alice told the red queen. if i, if i were this exhausted, i would have actually got somewhere in my world. and she and the red queen says, and our world, my world and the red queen thea world. and the 50 years of the world, you have to run faster and faster and faster and faster just to stay even. and you have to run twice as fast as that to get ahead. well go ask the palace when she was 10 feet all remembers at jefferson airplane and grace lick. half. that's right. i'm a boomer. hey, we're going to take a break when we come back much more coming your way. the me the know what would be the log and by the in the can, can hard while we're on by now, i know i should know moment a new york on mon deals on miles like on them and that will, that will allow you on mobile for have an association national before we get off the so give me a shout and one out my my name is the the welcome back to the kaiser report. i'm back because our time now to return to our conversation with egon bond. grier of gold, switzerland dot

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alice barr, nbc news. >> there are new developments in the coronavirus. europe might be a no-fly zone for american tourists. today the european union recommended that americans coming into europe might be blocked because of the surge in covid infections. keep in mind this is a recommendation. countries in the eu can still set their own restrictions. the actual rules will be different depending on where you want to go. last week the united states averaged 152,000 new cases daily. cases haven't been that high since early february. >> because the pandemic we've responded to a lot of tricky travel complaints each week. >> it's a $300 problem, and we're talking about hawaii here. >> a lot of people want to go. >> this one, it's the money, but also the time. it took months for jeff to try to figure this out. he had the trip to maui for the early days of the pandemic, but he postponed it twice and eventually canceled. jeff expected after all that to get his money back. his travel agent at the travel centers near clear lake got close, but jeff says he was still s

say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long-lasting gain scent beads. irresistible scent collection from gain! soledad: america's children are back to school after a very tough year. they have paid a high price for months of disrupted schedules, limited contact with peers, and remote learning challenges. soledad: we see it in rising rates of depression and anxiety -- and a loss of learning that will require remedial work. now, the surge of the highly-contagious delta variant threatens them and the plans of schools districts across the country. many school district leaders are mandating masks. in arizona, florida, and texas, they are doing so while going against their governor's orders. dr. stephanie elizalde is one of those district leaders. she's the superintendent for the austin independent school district in austin, texas, a district with 75,000 students. it's so nice to have you with us today. thank you very much. i know your school just opened last week in person. how's it been going so far? dr. elizalde: overall, it has been really great to see ou

here's alice barr in washington. >> reporter: with only six days left until all u.s. troops are set to leave afghanistan, the military and state department are racing to get americans and allies to safety. in an anxiously-awaited update today, the secretary of state saying there may be as many as 1500 americans actively seeking to leave. >> we're aggressively reaching out to them multiple times a day through multiple communications, phone, text messaging. >> reporter: they are ordering contingency plans in case troops have to stay longer. >> there is no deadline on our work to help remaining citizens if they decide to do so, along with the many afghans who stood by us these many years. >> reporter: it seems there won't be time to get out all the afghan translators. >> this is a profound betrayal. the president and his administration needs to understand that veterans are never going to forget this. >> reporter: many veterans trying to help a world away. >> he's been beaten. >> reporter: two u.s. house members, one republican, one democrat, both veterans who secretly tr

in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >> dozens of afghans are beginning to arrive in the bay area. for the past few weeks, the international rescue committee has helped 34 arrive in oakland. >> we have a resettlement program specifically geared to help families once they arrive, to provide services from airport pickup to housing, helping them enroll their children in school, getting them set up with medical appointments, getting their benefits going. >> jewish families are helping and expect 50 to arrive in the next few weeks. but they need housing and cash donations to help refugees. for more on how to donate, click on this story. >>> khalid hassiny wrote "the kite runner", a best seller for two years. he wrote of his home land and the little kabul district of fremont. today he released this statement saying in part, i have watched the developments in afghanistan with great sadness. the u.s. and international community at large must take steps to prevent a humanitarian crisis. >> another country in crisis, haiti, where hospitals remain overwhelmed as thousands are hurt in last sat

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sweet alice, i talkk about this in the book, and expression i use all the time when my wife and i, we were leaving, on this show was an activist moving to california and went on to be one of the foremost community leaders in los angeles, almost all back and almost all latino now but one of the first meetings, she stood up and said chief, we like you and i have your back. and she hadan us for the seven years i was there. a lot of people in l.a. try to stick by she's very good at that and fred booker, same thing. lieutenant, black lieutenant, i incredible experiences growing up in the deep south amidst the 50s segregation stuff going on, crazy states at that time. as we were leaving in 2009 back east, suite alice, i got to see her for the last time she gives us a hug and says you know why we like you so much i said no, why is that? she says, you see us. you really see us and i talked about the book the highest accolade i've ever received, i cared so much for that woman and understood the issue of race. if we don't get it right, it's going to be the sins that carries forward and i firmly

. >> alice park at -- jeff: next question. >> alice park at time. reporter: i just wanted to ask if you could provide more details on the plan for administering the booster shots. you're going to have to reach the same number of people as in the current campaign, yet most federal sites have closed. so does that mean we will see , the administration shipped to doctors offices and these dates -- offices on these dates will be the main intermediary for distributing that? dr. fauci, you focused on the data looking at antibody responses. can you tell us what we have learned about the t cell response and what decision that plays in the decision to recommend boosters or even continue to recommend boosters in the next year, and the years to come? jeff: there are 80,000 sites across the country, 90 percent of americans live within five miles of a site. the booster will be administered at the eight-month mark. we will be working closely with governors and local and state officials to make sure we have the number of places for people to get vaccinated in a con

say hello to your fairy godmother alice and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain! >> 2 big developing stories this morning. first, it's back to school for many area students and teachers. this week. we're live in oakland as kids are returning to in-person class for the first time in 17 months. plus the dixie fire exploding out of control becoming. now, the second largest wildfire in california history. kron 4 morning news starts now. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning >> good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us on this monday. august 9th. james fletcher. and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom this morning. and it was a really nice really hot. you it was. yeah, we had a star in the weather center started things off this hour with a check of the forecast. >> for this monday. good morning, david. good morning. rain and james. good morning, everybody. and a little bit of that fog is greeting us again this morning to mix out too. >> mostly sunny skies. a lot of t

thank you, alice.zure of the provincial capital of nimruz is quite significant, but not because it is the capital of a province, that in fact itself is something the taliban have done before in the past as early as 2015 and they have done in years since. what makes 0ssetia of nimruz so significant is that it is yet another major border crossing connecting afghanistan to the rest of its neighbours. the taliban have been seizing major border crossings for the past several months, in what now looks like a strategy to both choke off the afghan government from the outside world, and to challenge its authority to man its own borders. �* its authority to man its own harden-— its authority to man its own borders. �* ., u, borders. and what can the un, the us and the wider — borders. and what can the un, the us and the wider international— and the wider international community realistically do to put pressure on the taliban? unfortunately, the options for the international community are limited. there are some

that's all miss alice coverage of the unraveling situation in afghanistan. we are following events on the ground closely. we'll continue to keep us updated as we get information coming in. so, you know, with us here on our team to rush it. we're back in half an hour. the the guy with a sick day marathon of creativity, a multi cultural festival, and the biggest variety is the competition for a few days. became a russian cultural capital. 28 categories. ahh. from filing, a piano to the parenting and data protection. not yours. just throwing up over the water. i mean sure, you know if you could get some kind of a 3 or for them to be here, they filter when reading or content the delta games only take the very best of the best buy. i me, the news the at the height of the 2020 corona virus pandemic, most media really covered stories from africa. the world was more interested in kind of it, and africa had far less infected people in europe. but one story got people's attention. newspapers reported that kenya was having an elephant baby boom journalists linked the u

host: i really like still alice and the points made about memory and who we are.o the fda recently approved the drug that was targeting amyloid plaques and the approval process actually caused three to quit the board because they were so unhappy how it turned out. so there is a lot of people who hope it will be helpful so if we could finish talking about that andy. that would be wonderful. >> the advisory panel recommended against approval. that is not to say they know it doesn't work but to say the evidence is not there in their opinion to show that it does. many people weree very surprised it was approved because they were 25 previous clinical trials targeting amyloid betas with the same approach that also did not work. and everybody wants the drug to work. andng the concern that people have expressed is it will make it harder to develop other drugs and then that will be made worse because so many people will be taking this drug they are not available to try other things. and people feel more confidence to come up with other strategies so before this decision wa

that's agreed with the taliban western forces conducting one that the biggest humanitarian alice in history from the airport in cobble. it was president joe biden is considering extending the august 31st deadline, but the taliban has warned of consequences if western forces stay beyond that date . that's called over to charles stratford, he's monitoring event forcing cobbler and charles the extension for evacuation bank continues. so what's the reality on the ground for those really trying to get out of the country? well, the closer we get to that deadline of august, the 31st the hell, the more the tension increases, especially around the airport. we came out yesterday when we left from the the southern gate and we were told that they were less people around that the, the main body of people are waiting around the golden gate and still it was very crowded. ever scenes of panic, if you like, a lot of weapons, a lot of taliban fights is doing their best to maintain order. but as you say this, this deadline is now fast approaching and there seems to be increasing pressure on the by did ministr

alice walker looks at barricoon as both. i show you know, he shows us closer shows us our wounding. and then he also shows us what the medicine is for that wounding. and so the wounding is this grief. the warning is this pain the wounding is his loss. the wounding is everything that he would never ever again be able to see or to experience. the loneliness you know the not only there he lost so much when he was uprooted from the continent but so much also he lost right here in alabama. this is the wounding. and as he talks to to person, you know, he is grieving he is full of grief still sometimes. person has to just leave him there and walk in out and let him you know, just be with his memories. they're so potent. it's like he's still looking exactly at that the same actions that occurred when he was on the continent. it's like he would go through it again. this deep grief is also is part of our heritage? and but as walker puts it. you know along with with the wounding and showing us the womb. he also shows us the medicine. w

and alice walker a woman for our time. currently, dr. plant resides in tampa, florida, and continues her research and writing as an independent scholar. detective descendants, family and friends of africatown, please join me in extending this special africatown welcome to our kindred spirit, dr. deborah plant. [ applause ] >> one of the things i like to do whenever i talk about barracoon is to invite the spirits of zornio herston and oliwali cosola to be with me as i do the best i can to represent them and express what i think they would like for to us know and to understand. and so i also invite -- i would like to invite you to invoke those ancestral spirits who would be with us today during this event and throughout the festival so that we would have their guidance as well as their inspiration in how things unfold. so barracoon is the story of oluwali cotula. and herston was able to capture his story when she went back out into the field in 1927 on behalf of france voiers and prodgy woodson. zoran yo herston, as many of you might know,

dig into alzheimer's and there is a new book out about remembering and the author who wrote still alicend that is the science of memories of thatcher interest and then a book about addiction is the biology of desire by mark lewis and that it is as much a disorder of learning and memory as it is disease. >> i really like still alice. and this is my geeky science writer community recently approved the drug targeting am a little aid plaques and the approval process caused three scientist on the advisory board to quit because they were so unhappy how that turned out but yet there is a lot of people that it would be helpful so to finish up talking about that would be wonderful. >> the advisory panel recommended against approval and that is not to say they know it doesn't work but the evidence is not there in their opinion to show that it does work many peopleee were surprised it did on —- it was approved with the same approach it did not work so whyt this one was finally proof there are a lot of ideas why and of course everyone wants the drug to work a lot of people said it would be hard to

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they both played spectacular tennis and he outweighed -- alice at the great rod laver.aver will be back next are at 37 to challenge him once again. the night before the finals become a. >> i'm especially pleased to have my mother and father with me. for without them i wouldn't even be here. [applause] they have made many sacrifices for me and i hope my success in tennis justifies those sacrifices. [applause] arthur ashe is the final speaker of the evening. >> after listening to bjorn borg give what today it is certainly his best speech [laughter] and after having been around bjorn for months seeing him everyday and practicing with him and playing against him, looking at his temperament i realized i -- he was the perfect nordic, almost. [applause] arthur closes the festivities on a serious note. >> in the midst of professional growing pains the bbc stands out is for sure the most well-organized of all the promotional groups in the world and i think that's why you are here tonight and that's why they do bct finals are so well attended. after the third straight time arthur

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. >> alice, do you want to respond?to kevin mccarthy is completely wrong to go along with the big lie that the results of the election were flawed. he's completely wrong to not participate in the investigation that speaker pelosi and others are putting forth. he's also completely wrong with to complicit with a lot of the comments and statements that the former president's, really, his role in inciting the insurrection. that being said, he's laser focused on job number one for republicans, to win back the house and help the senate win back in the midterm elections. in order to do so, he's going to continue to feed red meat to the base and he's going to provide what they appear to be supporting, which is the former president and the big lie. because he wants to get back the seats in the house and he wants to be the speaker. >> can i jump in? >> sure. >> listen, i think you bring up a very good point. he's doing what he thinks the job is, become the speaker of the house and make republicans the majority. but do you think t

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what was interesting is those a whole network of support where ida craddock would sell alice's books and the hayrides with so all this kind of medical advice books. they really created like a system of alternative self-publishing that seems to me like it was a working and many, many people, this is how most people were getting their books. >> it helped there was no tv or anything else. so then how did some of these women actually sort his efforts? i thought one of the interesting things was the way that they were circulating the syringe, because you can talk all of it about that. >> one of the women whom he went after was a doctor named sarah chase. unclear whether she provided abortions are just sold contraceptives. she claims only come she claims never to have that an abortion. but he decoy her, pretending to be this guy named mr. farnsworth, and she was publishing a health magazine called the physiologist and family physician. .. and they were somewhat. it's very hard statistics but will do humanity concepts were in and in worcester county massachusetts picked up on it and started

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