they've been very close. of victory, they probably should have beaten the all blacks. could've, should've, would've beaten the wallabies sides of the ball as i said in a strong area of presence so i think the team have got the squad, they got together, during their premier league win. referee michael oliver's decsion was upheld by the video assistant referee at the time. family after the incident and has been taken off southampton instead. time across europe. after seven rounds, liverpool and barcelona are the only arsenal will almost certainlyjoin them. aston villa and celtic, who play each other, but for manchester city, they are in danger of into the play—offs, with defeat almost unthinkable for the 2023 champions. so, i know for all the people concerned about what's going to happen at qualifying, i appreciate your concern going to do it. i've been many years in the champions league but it happens more in further stages, i would say right now in many, many times. we will go through to have another chance to play an actual game to qualify for the next stages so, it's

third straight in dublin as favourites. tests since then. they probably should have beaten the all blacksso i think that either there has been changes but the some clear yes, there might be changes in the background but you can that will shine through with england as they always do. during their premier league win. lewis—skelly fouled matt doherty with a late tackle assistant referee at the time. so lewis—skelly will be avaialble for the manchester city game on sunday. arsenal's match with manchester city. southampton instead. on wednesday and with this new format for the competition, for the 2023 champions. of course it will be not good but i'm not thinking about that right now. so, i know for all the people concerned about what's going to happen at qualifying, i appreciate your concern going to do it. certainly you have to play this type of games that you win and go through, you don't win, you go out, so many. but it happens more in further stages, i would say right now but we are here for that reasons that we are not good in many, many times. we will go through to have another chance t

we formed a black caucus of all the black organizations and 147 black churches.embers of that caucus. i think the church that you come from was also one of the -- >> taylor memorial. >> the taylor memorial united methodist. so i was the chair of the black caucus and we took on every issue, whether it was unnecessary hysterectomies for black women at kaiser hospital or whether it was the school system and lack of blacks in administration, whether it was the voting patterns of district and city- wide elections and so forth. >> it was an extremely inspiring and challenging. we're going to come back to that and bring us up to today and see what we're doing and see what you're doing. >> all right. >> thanks for being with us, paul. please join us in our next segment with paul cobb. ♪ ♪ >>> when i introduced paul cobb earlier i was going to say he was a member of the city council when he was a member of the school board, but he reminded me he did run for city council back in 1971, way before anyone, and almost won. tell us about that back then. >> well, i ran -- it was

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air force says it will keep using a training video featuring the all-black tuskegee airmen along with a video about women pilots in world war ii. both were stopped to see if they were in compliance with president trump's diversity, equity and inclusion policies. >>> the first major crisis of the cease-fire between israel and hamas now easing up. qatar announced an agreement has been reached to release israeli hostage arbel yehud and allow palestinians to return to northern gaza. president trump suggested egypt and jordan should be among the countries to accept more refugees, adding palestinians should leave the gaza strip to, quote, just clean out that whole thing. claudio lavanga joins me. good morning, claudio. >> reporter: good morning, frances. that's right. over the weekend, israel accused hamas of violating the cease-fire agreement after arbel yehud was not among the hostages released saturday. as a consequence, it stopped hundreds of thousands of palestinians who were trying to get back to their homes in north gaza. a statement was issued confirming that arbel willll be release

air force says it will keep using a training video featuring the all-black tuskegee airmen along with a video about women pilots and world war ii. both films were stopped pending review to see if they were in compliance with president trump's anti-dei plan. mr. trump and pete hegseth have pledged to purge the military of diversity, equity and inclusion movement. >>> several people were injured after a car drove through a crowd in north philadelphia, police say. it happened as people were celebrating the victory over the commanders. a suspect is in custody. their identity has not been released, and it's not clear what charges they could face. the crash does not appear to have been intentional. >>> in los angeles, a storm is threatening flooding and mudslides in areas already hit hard by this year's wildfires. residents were advised to take precautions with several locations handing out free sandbags. christian cakhazares has more. >> reporter: it's a race against the clock for families like the vaughans of altadena, who say they have lost everything, including their home, in the eaton

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pair for more than a week after an employee of a nearby hotel reported them checking in dressed in all blackactical-style closing with youngbl. t carrying an apparent firearm in an exposed carry holster. when authorities made contact, they say the pair told them they were in the vicinity to look at purchasing property. buckhult was killed, youngblut wounded. police found a cache of weapons, body armor, and two-way radios. this case is a mystery. why did that traffic stop end in such a violent confrontation? whit? >> whit: still a lot of questions. pierre thomas, thank you. >>> next tonight, president trump has revoked the security detail assigned to dr. anthony fauci, according to sources. dr. fauci was the president's top covid adviser during his first term and has faced regular threats on his life for years. trump has also revoked security for three other former advisers who faced threats from iran. in north carolina today, trump said they all have made a lot of money, they can hire their own security too. >>> in washington today, thousands of people turned out for the annual march for lif

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black read, queer people read, trans people read some people are all three of the sinks and they readi do not think it's fair to think a reader needs to have a one-on-one experience for the reading to resonate with them. it's pleasantly surprised me a lot about this book is people reaching out toey me that seem opposite these from rural utah like my book it reminds this a passagegr on grief remind him te grief of losing his mom. i was like amazing. i am not talking about something that is so specific. who is not felt alienated before? i don't fit in and i don't know what to do about that. who hasn't felt like this system i've grown up and whether it be the church, or your school, or whatever it is doing me more harm thanng good. i am talking about things that humans go through. but because of these differences do think i'm degrees away from you.' that is an issue but that's a skill issue is what i would say put as a reader, read so diversely because it makes me a richer writer and person. i think we should be approaching books in that way. but nonetheless we live in capitalism for peo

we're here today, all of us, black, white, brown, others, all around the world, i remember when he told black churches and the white churches in plains to worship together. president carter, i'm trying. i can tell him today that he was the one to get browns and blacks and whites and others around the world to sing "amazing grace." "let there be peace on earth." i can tell him today. in his book, "why not your best," admiral rickover asked him two questions. one was, what range did you graduate in? and he asked him another question, why did you not give your best? today i can tell the admiral that j.c. gave his best. to the world. even in his latter days. today i can tell the admiral that j.c. gave his best all the way to his dying moments. today, i can tell the admiral that i saw seamen at every air force base we went to, with the wind blow, seamen holding a flag, the flag is fully extended, he's holding the presidential flag, it's flapping like crazy, he's weighing about 150, every now and then that flag was lift him up, he would anchor it back down. he was freezing, he was cold but he

and specifically black state sponsored death and trying to find a way to hold space for all the ancestors that have that preceded you and all the ancestors that have also been forced upon you. right. and so the thing is that consistently, i mean, we're going through it, you know, right now and for right and four years ago and two years ago in 76 years ago, free palestine, you know, all of those things together into this idea that america needs to be consistently reminded the living need to be consistently reminded of what it takes to try and establish a space in which everyone safe trying to establish a lineage in which there. are there is equal access to the history that you have right so much of this book was me coming to terms with honestly what the book even needed to be because originally the title was the truth has no army, which is fine and it's okay, but it's a little vague right like not quite everyone has a dead person in their life. everybody a lineage that they come from and that they are descended from and while i needed of how mississippi can be a place where you can rebuild

a lot of black men did not vote for her either. thirdly, all you have to do, and i am an old lady so i can say it, all you have to do is look at the numbers in congress. women tend to bring to congress the things that make houses or homes work. things like, if you're taking care of mom and dad who is going to take care of the kids? who is going to make sure that the gas and electric wills are paid? who is going to make sure that the house taxes are paid, especially in red states? i live across from kentucky. half of the staff went to trial but half of the state doesn't have a nursing home and in their hospitals have closed. the numbers tell why women over the years have become democrats. we will have to see what happens in the next four years. thank you. host: kelly? guest: thank you for that point. you stated it more clearly than i did in terms of the value of women's congressional representation. i want to back that up with interviews that we did in congress. my colleagues and i did a book called "a seat at the table" or we talk to over 80 wo

we're here today, all of us, black, white, brown, others, all around the world, i remember when he toldlack churches and the white churches in plains to worship together. president carter, i'm trying. i can tell him today that he was to get browns and blacks and whites and others around the world to sing "amazing grace." let there be peace on earth. i can tell him in his be book, why not the best, admiral rickover asked him two questions. one was, what range did you granl wait in? and he asked him another question, why did you not give your best? today i can tell the admiral that j.c. gave his best. to the world. even in his latter days. today i can tell the admiral that j.c. gave his best all the way to his dying moments. today, i can tell the admiral that i saw seamen at every waifers base we went to, with the wind blow, seamen holding a flag, the flag is fully extended, he's holding the presidential flag, it's flapping like crazy, he's wearing -- weighing about 150, every now and then that flag was lift him up, he would anchor it back down. he was freezing, he was cold but he gave us

black and white. they had blood in their cheeks and color in their eyes, just like all these people do. so it occurred to me should ask simon schuster, who was who became my publisher and the publisher of this book if we couldn't do the same thing with the wilson. and they said yes. and hence this transatlantic partnership that lasted few years. all of the photographs to be painstakingly research. because you have to get as close as possible to. what were the actual dyes used in the clothing? what color was it translating? gray scale to color, scale is not you can't do that with an algorithm. so there's art as well as science in that. and with research you can help because. you can find out what kinds of dyes were being used for clothing at that time in that place. you can in museums and see pieces of furniture that are almost identical to what's in the picture and so on. that takes a lot of time, a lot of work of so let's go to one of the pictures that we actually chose, which actually reposes here in its original form. this is woodrow, i think favorite portrait of himself, judging by

all black kids. his mother was always being a nurse, you know, registered nurse. he is gone all the time, 40-hour durations. and he always had black women taking care of him. >> let me play -- >> different culture than people think a white guy would grow up in. >> let's play the clip of andy young. >> i have known president carter for more than half of my life. and i never ceased to be surprised, i never ceased to be enlightened, i never ceased to be inspired by the little deeds of love and mercy that he shared with us every day of his life. >> and it was so point, to your point, grew up in a town near plains, not in plains, but a majority black town. his dad was a segregationist. his mom was a nurse who treated black people. most white men didn't understand in that era. how did that inform his presidency? >> it evolved. like everybody, nobody switches like that. when he went to annapolis, harry truman said we are going to stop the segregation of military forces even after world war ii. would have been better during world war ii but he did it afterwards. so people

the army said they were all very experienced. former blackley bowman flew this route along the potomac many times. what are the challenges? >> the area around reagan national airport is one of the busiest, if not the busiest in the nation. and you have these low-level helicopter routes, and it is all in a relatively tight space. >> reporter: it be fair to describe them as routine? >> yes. the day-to-day mission of this aviation unit is what we call priority air transport, to fly vips around, so if you are going to pick up the chief of staff of the army at the pentagon, right and fly him on a night mission you don't want the first time you are doing that to be with the vip in the back so you do these regular training missions to make sure you know your trade. >> reporter: had they been headed to that aircraft maneuverability? >> for sure, it is incredibly maneuverable. you can take a porsche in the sky, very maneuverable, lots of power. they could have maneuvered quickly if they had seen the problem. >> john: and charlie d'agata joins us now f

. >> it's a large black population, but it's not all black, man. it's mixed. i know people from every race that lives here and they're happy and they get along. it's nice. it's almost a perfect community. >> donnie kinsey filmed its destruction. >> i'm really afraid to see what's going to happen to my neighbors. and you know who's going to stick around after this? >> brian perry, a middle school principal, moved here for community. >> it was, to me the ideal place to raise my son, because he got to be around people who were like him, people who weren't like him nearly 8 in 10 residents own their own homes. >> it's a rooted community in what can feel like a transient city. is this community going to lose that? >> i mean, that's the danger. um, a lot of the people who live in on scene and we're working class people, you know, we're, uh, we're not the rich celebrities we don't have, like, the ability to just go back in fire can destroy more than the tangible fire can destroy community. >> the people of altadena are determined. that won't happen here. >> restorati

and for the people in cologne, who were watching for all the black people in panama, that was a major victory movie. ha, ha, ha, ha. yeah. yeah, uh huh. i get to a law. that's what i said in my brain is so part of the purchase of the gabby i'm which i had a good expert our main of it, but i could, you're ready this article i'm on o. c, s the e s a for me bring some you to a she made history is heard me to my heart when she came from. so inquiry. yeah. you know, they didn't receive a good that was supposed to come in, take all around panama is easily she, she did something for us. what people we did. so when she returned the burn a man, we saw the underlying problems of not given her the recognition that other girl just had received. we had a group that was a work in the black community. one of the members just jump in and said, hey, let's give her a car. when we did it, we had that car available and we'd have both a big, big boat to show that this is a gift of the black community to our queen. the yes, there is discrimination towards black people in this country just to see who are th

blowing up a federal building and then proceed to exterminate their political enemies, including all jews, blacks, and latinos. in 1997 mcvay was convicted of murdering 168 people using a weapon of mass destruction and blowing up a federal building. no domestic terrorism charges were brought however, because he and nichols were sought to have acted alone. just imagine if timothy mcveigh is me and want to know how much we will look at the terrorism threat in a very different let's 1st of all we will look at it as a terrorist. that's right. we we go after mcveigh, we will go after all the people who are at helping him on were assisting him. we will keep the investigation going in order to get the whole network. when you are very limited with the tools you are using this, a groups will take benefits from these are not loan will. all of these are people who are united by ideology, but social ties by selection of targets. these are all part of the same movement, and this is really what we're seeing. continuing into our present a moment. i mean president, but federal prosecutors could not charge any of

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you will adjust the jacket you are wearing, if you're listening to it at home, maybe in a theater, all blackthere to internalize it and walk away thinking through it. my parents, black chicagoans, they were not -- they did not go to cafe society. certainly, my mother, bought the record. by the time i came along as a child in the 50s, it was a sanctioned -- a sacred object if you will of black music, jazz , of holiday, her particular gifts and skills. wait, i just want to be sure. let me go back to my point about female anger. as you said, your father was angry. i wrote this down, his words. i hate lynching and i hate the people who do it. that is who billie holiday was embodying in a very record, control, rigorous, incredibly intense. that is what i call it an exorcism way. you know, yes, bessie smith, love, careless love, that is why i sing the song of hate. but, for a woman, in the world of popular music, to be so in control of her anger, and to be using it as a kind of -- a weapon, as a call to an awakening, this is extremely unusual. her other peers, who i love, i love ella fitzgerald, i

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and their story is part of not just black history, but american history. to ms. mentor and all the women of the 6888, we say, a long, long overdue thank you. your service will not be forgotten and your legacy will continue to shine brightly for generations to come. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. ... the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman now yields back the balance of her time. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. mcgwire, for five minutes. mr. mcgwire: i rise to honor the march for life. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgwire: life is a miracle and it must be protected. as a small camouflage backpack i carried in the general asemifor seven years and now in congress with with a small baby sock to remind us of our mouse vulnerable. this week i was proud to co-sponsor the born alive abortion survivors protection act, legislation that continues house republicans' theme for the 119th congress commonsense measures. this bill requires that health care providers treat babies born alive following an abortion or attempted abortion with

if you are listening to it at home or maybe in a theater, an all-black theater where there is safety,ter just full of white and hopefully some black and other fans, if that is where you are listening, you know you are there to internalize it not to take it in and to walk away thinking about it, and thinking through it. my parents, black chicagoans who listened to the audio daily, they did not go to cafe society. they did certainly, my mother and friends of hers bought the record, and by the time i came along, as a child in the 50s, it was a sanctioned, a sacred object, if you will, of black music of jazz, of holiday, of her very particular gifts and skills. wait, i just want to be sure.. okay, let me go back to my point about female anger. as you said, your father was angry , and he wrote --. i wrote this down, his words. i hate lynching and i hate the people who do it. that's what billie holiday was embodying, representing, and singing in that very controlled and rigorous and incredibly intense focus. that's why i call it an exorcism why. yes, there is bessie smith singing, and level

military helicopters to fly over and around washington all the time. this blacks on a night time training flight. president trump asked for a moment's silence for what he called a tragedy of terrible proportions, before quickly blaming equal opportunity policies at air traffic control for making flying less safe. the initiative is part of the faa's diversity and inclusion hiring plan. think of that, the initiative is part of the faa's diversity and inclusion hiring plan, which says diversity is integral to achieving faa's mission of achieving safe and efficient travel. i don't think so, i think it's the opposite. how you can come to the conclusion right now that diversity had something to do with this crash? because i have common sense, 0k? and it is just common sense, apparently. no evidence has been presented to connect diversity policies with this or any air accident. it's important for legislators who are seeking answers battleground in the political and cultural wards in america. battleground in the political and cultural ward in america. —— cultural wars in

all of it is black and gray and ash. and then there's this little blue dot, i guess, a whole new meaning to the the carl sagan concept. and that is this vw van. so we saw this, we came up to find it, and here it is indeed parked right here up on the hilltop in malibu. and so we wanted to know who owned it to to get the story here. and, and and we found them. so megan, krystal weinraub joins me along with preston martin. they are they are behind the people behind the story of this van. so preston sold the van to megan and they were surfing together. they were friends. and this van ends up parked here. so. so both of you, thank you so much for being with me. megan, can i just start with you? because you own the van now? you obviously bought it from preston. and here we are with it. you've had a chance to look at it with these images. what, what what do you even think about the fact that your van is here? you are the owner of the little blue dot. >> i just can't believe that this is actually, like, my bus is the only thing

i would like to know, i think i can speak for all black women in america when i say we did not plantmonday. okay. we i, i think i think i can i think i'm comfortable speaking for black women writ large when i say that i don't usually like to do that, but i think my sisters will appreciate that piece. for me, as i think about reverend doctor martin luther king jr, i think about the fact that the movement, the civil rights movement specifically, and doctor king's work for he died was a work of economic working for trying to combat economic inequality. he was talking about bringing people together across race and class. that the his dream wasn't just to be able to sit at the lunch counter, but that people could own the lunch counter and doctor king and the movement had to continue regardless of who was in office. and i do think that that's something people need to take to heart. and i think we talk a lot about defense of our institutions, but if we really drill down on it, at least for me, i think that what's most important is defense of the hard fought gang's defense of the gains of th

all my neighbors were african-american and all my playmates were black, those with whom i worked in the field were black. until i was a teenager, i never realized that they had mandatorily separate and unequal schooling. i never realized their parents could not vote. i never realized my playmates' parents could not serve on a jury, that they had been deprived of basic rights. it was a time for me to learn all about that. i believe we have an obligation now as adults to make sure our children understand not only the highest ideals of where a society should be, about equal opportunity and equal rights to everyone, but also to look at the history of successes in the past and to glorify the champions, like martin luther king, jr., rosa parks, and others. well, lyndon johnson and harry truman. [laughter] i had boycotts operated against my business, but i never had a threat to my life, like others had. anyway, to teach the history of what has been done in the past, and we can all, within our own families, we can think abou -- we can exalt those who were so heroic in the past and also brought

he was last seen wearing all black and police are hoping to get some information that leads to them. well, the chp is now searching for the driver connected with a deadly hit and run in santa rosa. it happened saturday night on highway 101ight near steele lane. >> police say a pestrian was found lying in the road but apparently been hit by a car that victim unfortunately died at the scene. in the north bay elsewhere. we've got police in santa rosa now arresting a man for allegedly pointing a gun at another driver during a road rage incident. 22 year-old calvin crump is the suspect in this case, officers responded to west 3rd street in amador drive right around 5 o'clock saturday evening. the suspect was later found near stoney point road and guerneville road with crops one month child and the child's mother in the car. officers also found a loaded gun and ammunition in the truck. the mother and the child were released. crump, though, was booked into the sonoma county jail. >> and with that, millions of people are going to get bigger social security checks that bill signed by presiden

i felt it too on inauguration day i asked my wardrobe department to dress me in all black.but then everyone thought i was a member of the crew and the stage manager handed me a stack of cue cards. and i said, "don't you recognize me? i'm the host of the show? and they said, "then why don't you dress like it?" thank you by the way for using my arms. [ laughter ] i was so worried you would use like fake, scrawny arms and just to joke me down. instead, you used my real arms. [ light laughter ] but it's worth remembering -- and i know it's hard, that people really don't like this guy. and new polling has confirmed that yet again. trumps squeaked back into power in a title action because people were mad at a broken system that works for the wealthy and powerful and no one else. and democrats deserve their share of blame for that too. the richest 100 americans got $1.5 trillion richer under joe biden. but donald trump of all people is not going to fix that. he is there to hollow out the government and hand the scraps to his rich buddies while they rip you off. that's it. and when

and here was the metropolitan opera with a virtually all black cast singing porgy and bess. great success and remembered to this day as one of these, you know, monumental first steps that continued. and i think on a small scale, it was very, very important, not just for showcasing cultural achievements, which is important, but i think for beginning that person to person contact. and as i look through some of president eisenhower, his writings and speeches, i've come across people to people contact him greatly believed that that at the end of the day you had to have power for ordinary americans. ordinary russians is somehow talk to each other. and so there were two other components. there was a cultural exchange, very important. there began a rather small 1958 with academic exchange so that professors of history, professors of political science who knew russian, who dealt with soviet union could spend some time in the soviet union. and an equal number of soviet scholars could come to the united states to do the same. it was a real honest person to person exchange. it was init