all right, john, let's talk about a house built by slaves, african american visitors to the lincoln white. what made you want to look at abraham lincoln's white house visit with african americans? and write a book about that? >> yeah, so it started in 2014. i don't know why, but for some reason, in 2014, i started collecting letters from african americans to lincoln. i wanted to do a book that i was going to call emphatically the black man's president, african americans correspondence and conversations with abraham lincoln. and i realized fairly quickly, that i had so many letters and so many conversations that were recorded between black men and women and lincoln, that it was more than i could do in a single book. so, in a 2011, just a couple of months ago, i published this book here, to address you as my friend, african americans letters to abraham lincoln with the university of north carolina. i did the letters as one book, and then i wanted to write a narrative history with the conversations, so i took all of those, and then took it into a house built by slaves. >> so, if got two book

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the ukrainian-american house has transformed into u.s. testing center. >> just a few steps away. and this is an admissions test. they have to take in order to pursue higher education over in ukraine in from what people with the ukrainian american house have been able to tell me. they're saying that this is a story that this is a test that is never offered outside of ukraine. according to a press release from the nonprofit, the house offered ukrainian students who can't return home. the chance to take the ukrainian national multi subject test or an emt for the first time refugees were allowed to take this test but were allowed to do so into u.s. cities, new york and sacramento, ukrainian embassy and the consulate general office of ukraine in san francisco. worked in collaboration with house to make this opportunity a reality for students. we caught up with one mom has been nothing but nerves. who would like if she will have great result of this test. but it's it's. >> it's small, joy. what we can have had the opportunity to speak with a worker from how she tells me that because th

we're african-americans go to the white house as either. guess or not as a servant in one case jefferson met with an african-american who went to the white house and said, hey one of the white house servants stole my coat and i want it back and jefferson gave it back to him madison met with paul cuffee daniel payne meets john tyler in 1843 or 44 and doesn't have a very positive experience one of the things i show is that african-americans were more likely to be bought and sold as enslaved people by a sitting president than to be welcomed prior to the lincoln presidency james polk purchased and either bought or sold at least 19 human beings while he was president. i couldn't find nearly that many black guests at the white house, and i actually i closed either chapter one or the prologue i forget but at the beginning of the book i i close it with during the secession crisis. there was a newspaper story that circulated all over the country where they made a joke of the idea of a black person going to the white house and what i try to say is pri

provocation in taiwan, where, contrary to the warnings of official beijing, the speaker of the american house of representatives, nancy pilose, flew in, the americans headed for the suppression of any independence. uh , just like they decided, uh, to make ukraine a threat for the russian federation and for many years they ignored the russian policy of the kiev regime, which destroyed everything russian. similarly, in the case of the visit of the lady. nancy pelosi. in taiwan , they ignored all their own princes. us policy only brings our countries closer, minister wangi confirmed. answering the question about the missed opportunities of the blinkin car, what opportunities are opening up for russia and china against this background? we are the largest neighboring states and we have a long-standing multilateral partnership. we stand for the multipolar world against the hegemony of anyone discussed, of course, the situation in ukraine, the us secretary of state noted lavrov in essence. did n't say anything new. but i heard, together with all the forum participants, the minsk agreements were comp

the white house historical association was born. like many millions of americans, i was introduced to the white house historical association to its famous christmas program. for many years on the today show, my dear friend and mentor willard scott to great delight in unveiling each new ornament on the show, beginning with the first order in 1981. as i understood it, the moment he held up the ornament the phones began to ring and at the association small headquarters for the crowds gathered outside informed along the associations dwarfed step through the lafayette square neighborhood and we will get that later. in those days before e-commerce, determined customers could not be determined by whether, wind, rain, snow, sleet. willard loved christmas, he loved america, america loved him, and he is a genuine enthusiasm was contagious. and maybe in his honor, we should resume this tradition. i would be happy to stand in for my friend and mentor. [applause] >> we look forward to reinstitute-ing the tradition that began with willard scott, featuring at the white house chr

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house restoration. she said about making a home for her husband and family and for the american people. he white house to reflect america's history and art and be a place where families could learn about our country and its leaders. she shared my father's belief that american civilization had come of age and wanted the white house to be a stage where america and the world could see the very best of american arts and culture. both my parents believe that living in the white house was the greatest privilege of their lives and worked hard to be worthy of the honor. my mother established the white house library in white house historical association installed the curator and transformed it into one of the great collections of american decorative arts and painting. and when she was satisfied with the results, she welcomed the public on a guided tour for which she received an emmy. but the guidebook was her biggest challenge. it's hard to believe there was nothing for families to take home as a souvenir of their visit. she wanted something educational and dignified whose proceeds could fund fut

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. >>> while the white house trying to fight soaring costs, americans who are renting their costs are over their heads. freddie mac found that two-thirds of renters are worried because they won't be able to pay for their housing within the next year. matt egan joins us now. how much of rents have really gone up? >> reporter: unfortunately, sticker shock is all too real for millions of americans who are renting. the median rent in june was $1,876 a month. that's up 25% from march 2020 when covid turned the world upside down. for many americans, housing is the biggest monthly expense. and this is not just a problem for renters because look at home prices. we know they have exploded during covid. the median home price hit a record $416,000 in june, up 48% since march 2020. that's quite the move. the federal reserve is trying to fight inflation by raising interest rates rapidly. and by definition, that is increasing the cost to borrow, the cost to mortgage. the higher interest rates go, the less amount of home you can afford. if you're in the market for a mortgage on a $250,000 home, you w

provocation in taiwan, where, contrary to the warnings of official beijing , the speaker of the american house, nancy pilose, flew in, the americans headed for the suppression of any independence. e exactly the same as they decided. e. to make ukraine a threat to the russian federation and for many years they ignored the russian policy of the kiev regime, which destroyed everything russian. similarly, in the case of mrs. nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan, they disregarded all their own principles. against this background, glinkin's opportunities for pompeo were released, we are the largest neighboring states and we have a long-standing multilateral partnership. we are in favor of a multipolar world against the hegemony of anyone discussed, of course, the situation in ukraine, the us secretary of state noted lavrov in essence. did n't say anything new. but i heard, together with all the forum participants, the minsk agreements were completely sabotaged with indulgence from washington and brussels. well, and uh, when to ukraine pumped up weapons planned to build military naval bases aimed at contai

americans. how do we, today, evaluate the historical significance of the house itself? is it a loyalist monument meant to communicate the enduring legacy of loyalists? or his base at significant because it was reinterpreted unoccupied by leading figures in american politics of the 18th century? >> so, actually, even though we talk about those things we kind of do neither in our interpretation. we developed a story in response to the architecture of the building and what the building represents. it is an english, british country house in america. it's a high palladian architectural style, favored by born and bred brits like governor surely. it was not a colonial country house. because he is the governor, we interpret the house and the lives of the governor and his family as a sort of representations of the british empire. we talk about the legacy of the british empire that the house represents in sort of three ways. one is that any empire, and our terms of the british empire, conquered both land and people and exploited them. , so we can talk about the slave trade and the

fuel, according to economists , the westen house company's american type of fuel is complete. we hope these are only technical procedures, now, in particular, the cabinet of ministers is completely liquidating all bureaucratic documents that connect us at least with the economy of the aggressor country indeed, after the victory, ukraine will have to build a completely new economic model, which will it be for now? only experts and government officials talk about it. billion dollars is the largest amount that the americans allocated for the defense of our country in the new package of the air defense system, artillery, unmanned aircraft complexes, ammunition and radars, such support will enable our country to continue to defend itself in the long term, says the statement of the white house. well, the prime minister of ukraine denys myhal has already announced that this money, these 3 billion dollars , has gone to the state budget of ukraine. ore will give ukraine a stable inflow of foreign currency, it will help reduce the pressure on the hryvnia and restore ukrainian production

provocation in taiwan, where, contrary to the warnings of official beijing , the speaker of the american houseancy pilose, flew in, the americans headed for the suppression of any independence. e, just as they decided , e, to make ukraine a threat to the russian federation and for many years ignored the russian policy of the kiev regime, which destroyed everything russian. similarly, in the case of the visit madam. nancy pelosi. in taiwan, they ignored all their own principles such. the united states only brings our countries closer, minister ivan confirmed what opportunities we have. we are the largest neighboring states and we have a long-standing multilateral partnership. we are in favor of a multipolar world against the hegemony of anyone discussed, of course, the situation in ukraine, the us secretary of state noted lavrov in essence. didn't say anything new. but i heard, together with all the forum participants, the minsk agreements were completely sabotaged. uh, with indulgence from washington and brussels e. well, and uh, when they planned to build weapons in ukraine, they planned to b

have found that if this act is passed as soon as the legislation comes to fruition, the average american house-hold could see a savings of $1,800 a year when it comes to their energy bills. how? the inflation reduction act would encourage people to buy more appliances and vehicles that are more energy efficient. if passed, the legislation would establish more than 100 different programs that would doll out $369 billion in tax incentives all in an effort to reduce the impact of climate change. for example, as pointed out by yahoo finance, one program would give low income house-holds rebates of up to $8,000 for a new heat pump, $840 for a new electric stove or drier and $2,500 to update the old electrical wiring in their home. democrats hope to pass this inflation reduction act next week amid opposition from the gop. there are other provisions in the bill designed to reduce inflation and this is something we have all felt whether in the grocery store behind me or at the gas pump. the owner of alamo cafe in san francisco hiked prices 15% to help cover the 20% increase in cost he's paying his cof

americans. i'm could vis tower in berlin. house the key to getting germany through a cold winter. this is day to be business, summer of walks in berlin. welcome to the program. disney has just leap frogs, the traditional market leader to become the world's biggest streaming service for subscribers. disney added 14400000 paid uses across it's 3 platforms in the 1st quarter. edging past netflix for the 1st time now has 221000000 subscribers to it's disney plus hulu. and e s p n plus services. disney has also revealed is funding a new ad supported streaming service in the u. s. at the end of this year. let's get more on all of that from our wall street correspondent yen score to the ends of these. have you on just explain to us how has disney managed to leap frog, netflix, when it comes to streaming content is king and in that regards, the success of disney is a long way in the making. if you want to put it that way already in 2006, the disney bought picks up properly from the job. then that by the way, it was the one year before netflix thought a switch from sending dvd by mail to t

thank you very much. staying in american, be us house of ref, is and this is expected to pass the inflation reduction acts on friday. it's a landmark bill for the bible administration. one of the key changes is allowing the government to negotiate drug prices, virus medica, health insurance program for retirees. the government expects, it'll reduce drugs costs for $64000000.00 americans among the provisions, the ability for the government to find companies that raise prices above inflation plus a cap of $2000.00 on out of pocket costs for medicine and get more on how this is playing out in washington, let's cross to our correspondent caroline, out carolina. she boy great to have you on the program carolina just explained to us how the pharmaceutical industry is reactive to these plans. well, rob, the pharma companies are getting ready already to take legal actions against the farmer industry has already suggested it's likely to sue to challenge the law. but this is not a surprise, of course, that the industry has it. historically, always been on a high alert when it comes to changes special

americans. so, how do we today evaluate the historical significance of the house itself? is it a loyalist monument meant to communicate the enduring legacy of loyalists or a space that's significant because it was reinterpreted and occupied by leading figures in american politics of the 18th century. um, so we actually although we talk about both of those things. we kind of do neither in our in our interpretation. so what we do is we we have developed our story in response to the architecture of the building and to what the building represents and it is the it is an english british country house in america. it's a high palladian architectural style. it was the type favored by born and bred brits like governor shirley. it was not a colonial country house. and so and because he was the governor we interpret the house and the lives of the governor and his family as as sort of representations of the british empire and we talk about the legacy of the british empire that the house represents in sort of three ways one is that you know any empire but in our terms it's the british

every american deserves access to safe, decent and affordable housing. even after over 40 years in business, i still enjoy nothing more than handing over the keys to the first time home buyer but delivering a product is difficult. 69% of american households cannot afford the median price. but a year ago nearly one quarter of new homes were priced under $300,000. today it is 10%. we also faced challenges with minority homeownership opportunities. households under the age of 35 which is the typical first-time homebuyer, 46% of white households owned a home but 17% of african-american households did so. affordable rental housing creates stability for tenants and the housing affordability crisis is a result of failing to produce enough housing to match demand. if we are going to solve our housing affordability crisis, we must drive down the cost to build as well as the cost to own to rent. well structured tax incentives can help achieve this. many of these incentives serve the public interest and remain effective including the low income housing tax credit. h

this american house, i am so grateful for them giving us new backpacks to kids in the. the area. >> with the age of students reaching from preschool to kindergarten, 35,000 backpacks were given out. > >> let's look outside. we have had cool temperatures. that coud be changing. our first alert met has what we can expect over the next few days. hello. >> good morning. by wednesday ot week, it will start warming up a up a little bit. i will show you you how the pattern changes for. for the rest of this weekend, no weekend, no change. we are doing doing exactly what we did yeste. we are going to have another 75,000 people in the park out here, that is the view from the top looking down in golden gate park. you can see the main page. you can also see ocean beach in in the distance. this makes this this a great reference, just toe how that frontline of the marine marine layer is being treated. it is great here. it is not like like it is fog or mist your terribly windy. the marine layer layer will be with us for the first part of today. you will get sunshine once we get moving

. >> reporter: today we spoke with alexander vinman in kyiv he's the ukrainian american white house official who blew the whistle on the phone call with zelenskyy >> it was my duty to report. >> reporter: and took center stage in trump's first impeachment. >> we could have helped make this a short war. >> reporter: vinman is calling out president biden saying the u.s. should be doing more faster. >> it's frustrating to watch the u.s. take this very incremental approach. >> reporter: should the u.s. be providing fighter jets to ukraine? >> we should be preparing them to take fighter jets if we become fatigued, we set the conditions for a russian victory. >> reporter: vinman is calling on president biden to come here to meet with president zelenskyy saying this is the most important geopolitical challenge the u.s. faces >> josh lederman, thank you. in 60 seconds, the unprecedented water cuts in the drought stricken west. who will be affected and by how much >>> we're back now with our series, climate challenge and the worsening mega drought in the western u.s. the federal government announcing

house. and it's history. so much of american history can be taught and learn through the prism of white house history. even science and technology, with thomas edison and alexander graham bell. all that has happened in this amazing building that we call the white house. thank you for your interest, thank you for your support and your generosity to all of us. into those who put this on again, thank you very much. was there any other announcement i was supposed to make? oh, elaine's book signing, that's right. we have this wonderful book, designing camelot, which is one of our more recent publications. publishing books as the first order of business given to us by mrs. kennedy a 1961. she had been to the white house as a teenager with her mom, there was no guidebook. have to publish a guidebook! now we publish for the six books a year, we have our quarterly magazine. elaine is one of the authors of this beautiful, beautiful book and she's going to be doing a book signing here at the end of the program. is that it? cover anything e

house. it's definitely culturally significant. to the japanese americanas a site where a sense of place and a sense of belonging is, um, is fostered. joie: sagawa's own father briefly lived at the "ozawa house" bui family more than 100 years ago in the east hollywood neighborhood known as "j-flats." on land, they couldn't own in their own names because of california's "alien land laws." tsuya ozawa and her daughters shizuka and doris ran the house, cooking huge group meals three times a day. for decades, new arrivals and even second generation "nisei" japanese came to stay and to work in the city. rosalind: japanese americans have contributed to the los angeles economy and social fabric since they arrived. and boarding houses are kind of part of that story. joie: but for many, by the time their "work years" were over, going back to japan wasn't an option. >> i've lived here longer than i have lived in japan. this is my home. in japan, home is no more. no more. joie: now the sale of the property worth millions in l.a.'s hot real estate market threatens the

house. just to name a few. did you know that african-american slaves helped to build this house? you knew that? did you know that write upstairs in a bedroom called the lincoln bedroom president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation that marked an important step forward and ending slavery. did you know that happened right here? you knew that? well, did you know that in 1878? rutherford b hayes was president at the time and marie selka became the first soprano the first african-american artist to perform right here in the the white house that was in 1878. did you know that because i didn't know that. and in the 1960s, did you know that dr. martin luther king and other civil rights leaders met here with presidents kennedy and johnson to debate and discuss the end of segregation. did you know that pretty cool? yeah, well you're yawning wake up. and of course who lives here now. president obama and he's making history every single day. why? why he is the that's correct. would you like to stand? you want to say that one more time? first very good this is american history tv and you're listeni

house. just to name a few, did you know that african americans slaves helped to build this house?new that? did you know that right upstairs, in a bedroom called the lincoln bedroom, president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation that marked an important step forward in ending slavery? did you know that happened right here? you knew that? well, did you know that in 1878, rutherford b. hayes was president at the time. marie selika became the first soprano, the first african american artist to perform here in the white house. that was in 1878. did you know that? because, i didn't know that. and in the 1960s, did you know that dr. martin luther king and other civil rights leaders met here with president kennedy and johnson to debate and discuss the end of segregation? did you know that? pretty cool, right? yeah. well, you are yawning. wake up! i'm just kidding. and of, course who lives here now? president obama. he is making history every single day. why? why? [inaudible] >> he is the first african american president of the united states. >> that is correct. would you like to

a loss for manchester, united american house 1st game bar to a dream league debuted for man. so he's earning whole, he schools twice in a to know when over waste ah, after the deadliest escalation and violence since last year's war in gaza sees far between israel and the palestinian group is let me do you had, has come into force 40 for palestinians including 15 children have been killed since the fighting began on friday after israel launched what it described as preemptive strikes on godaddy. it claimed it was only targeting members of islamic jihad, but palestinian officials say at least one 3rd of the deaths have been civilians to senior. if you had commanders have been killed in the strikes, including the groups leader in southern gaza colored men saw a group has retaliated with hundreds of rockets far across the border some as far as jerusalem. but israel's army says 97 percent have been intercepted. all this while food and few was fast running out for people living in garza most are only getting 4 to 8 hours of electricity a day with crossing points into the strip clos

oleksiy, look at the first question, it's so general, the spokeswoman of the lower house of the americanongress, the house of representatives, nancy pylosi, came to taiwan, and china constantly told her not to do this, because we even raise the army and we reserve the right to shoot down your plane on approach nevertheless she flew she sat down she was there she met with officials she flew please tell me how you can characterize this visit in general well, if you look from from the side of the chinese side, china views this visit quite unambiguously, it does not say that it is an american provocation and that it is an attempt to question the stability of the entire region and worsen relations between china and the united states. for america, of course, this visit, i think, has more of an internal dimension than external, because the uh, the vacuum cleaners are there, the democratic party is on the eve of the elections to the congress, before the elections, the congresses , uh, the positions of the democrats there are quite weak, so really, for the vacuum cleaners, we need such a very a s