what is that idea, angelo, and how much has that been thematically enforced by trump tv?> so the great replacement theory in a nutshell is that jewish people are replacing white americans with foreigners, in this case immigrants from south of the border. and they use all kinds of code on fox news. sometimes they straight-up say replacement, the great replacement. tucker has used that language before. other times they focus it on an individual like george soros. there are periods of time, especially last october prior to midterms where the caravan was a big theme. there were all these warnings about how george soros was financing it all. at the end of the day, what they're really getting to is that this -- this force is out there sort of engineering this replacement, and, you know, we've had -- if you just use the most narrow search, we found more than 125 instances and discussions around just using the word invasion alone. if you expand that out to include great replacement theory and other sort of similar examples of that, it's in the hundreds on fox news. so put a point

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he and angelo mathews will start the 2nd day with sri lanka 85/2.vented a full day's play on the opening day of the ist test between west indies and india in antigua. india batted first after west indies won the toss, and the tourists were soon in trouble on 25/3. among the early wickets to fall, virat kohli, who was caught by sharmarh brooks, off the bowing of shannon gabriel forjust 9. ajinkya rahane led the fightback, with useful contributions from rahul, vihari and pant. rahane top—scored with 81 before he was bowled by gabriel. india 203/6 when rain stoped play. golf, and there's a three—way tie for the lead after the ist round of the tour championship in atlanta, even though all three players carded different scores in their opening rounds at east lake. it's the final event of the season on the pga tour — and the 30 players in the field were given "bonus strokes", based on their position in the fedex cup points table. xander schauffele shot the low round of the day — a 6—under—par 64. he started the tournament with a four—shot bonus, so that m

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sri lanka batted first after winning the toss, and angelo mathews top—scored with 87, as they made 294 overs. in reply, bangladesh were all out for 172, as sri lanka won by 122 runs with 14 overs to spare. so they take the series 3—0, and it is their first series win at home for nearly four years. elsewhere, england's women beat australia in the third and final t20 international in bristol. they won by 17 runs to claim a consolation victory in their multi—format ashes series, which australia won by i2—a. the fifth and final women's golf major of the year, the british open, gets underway on thursday at woburn, in england. the field includes 19 of the world's top 20 players, among them ko jin—young. she won last week's evian championship, but can she sustain that momentum and claim her third major of the year? ben croucher reports. for a sport that is normally played ata for a sport that is normally played at a leisurely pace, everything has got a little frenetic in the last fortnight. time waits for nobody. four days on from lifting her second major in france, kojin—young is preparing f

taking nine wickets between them stop in reply, sri lanka laboured to 66—2 before half centuries from angelofinally perished to patel, though, and he ended the day with 5—76, his second 5—wicket haul in just six test matches. dickwella and ajmal edged the side towards the new zealand first—innings total and they will start day 323 runs —— day three just 26 runs behind with three wickets remaining. american duo justin thomas and jason kokrak are the joint—leaders after the first round of the bmw championship in medinah. they're both 7—under—par, one shot clear of the field. it's the second of three events which make up the end—of—season fedex cup play—offs. the world number one and current fedex cup points leader brooks keopka opened up with a 4—under—par round of 68 on thursday. he's three shots behind thejoint—leaders. and so is patrick reed, who shot up from 50th to second in the standings, following his win in newjersey last week. rory mcilroy is a further shot back on 3—under—par, four off the lead. he dropped from second to third in the points list, following reed's victory last week. m

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. >> the second family i would like to thank is the sanjakamo family through the yvonne and n angelo sanjakamo foundation. here today is the daughter to recognize her mom who could not be abowith us. thank you again and thanks to the sanjakamo family for their support. [ applause ]. >> next, while they could not be here today, i would like to thank our meals on wheels hon honorary board chair andy and a carrie good mman, who have led e way in this campaign not only through their financial contributions to the campaign, but through their in sigsight s un titiring deadication to meal wheels. [ applause ]. >> now, there are 42 additional individual donor s thus far, bu our program schedule today doesn't allow me to call each of them out individually, but there are a few that i would like to thank. here they are. emily and sam glick, diane pe c pelaconi and susan sanjakamo, debbie and andy rat cliff, craig and maureen sullivan. rosemary and harry wong and lisa and todd zabel. we are truly grateful for these and other individuals who have helped bring us to the threshold of a successful c

her name is spelled angelo or the feminized version angela. we know she was living and working in the house of captain william pierce, one of the leaders of the virginia colony. we have some items that evoke what her life might've been like. we often do not have archaeological or documentary evidence of these early people of african descent in virginia. the exhibition tries to evoke what their experiences would have been like with related objects. there were two items excavated from early 17th century plantations. it is typical for what types of items angela probably worked with. they would have been used for gardening and a cooking pot. this fiddle dates to the 19th century. it represents the impact that african culture has had on american culture. it was brought to american shores by the captive africans. it into having a profound impact on american music and other cultural forms. this fiddle is meant to represent the beginning of the influence of african culture on the development and creation of a unique and mixed american culture. we also

visual art fandom are a fringe is hosting some of the world's most experimental productions charlie angelo went to see how they're playing out with their audiences. staging a show at the edinburgh fringe is often a new yacht. but philip fabric show is exceeding expectations. bending acrobatics with. a stick. skating and pacu with piano music the canadian trip is reinventing circus. it's always circus circus is so vast you can end up playing with a mike and juggling with it oh it's circus but wait a minute teaches that theater ages dance thing he was talking while he was doing it so he's again doing theater while dancing and there's music but then he does juggling so we call it circus. mixing up films is also in evidence at edinburgh's botanic gardens where there's a multi-sensory all inspired by the sights sounds and scientific study of the flow country scotland's peak bokes trees breathe in saying. c c c c transporting visitors to another world. we've commissioned line artists who have all been inspired by the flow country and for some aren't and caithness and so their land which is in th

in the world the edinburgh fringe festival is kicking off in scotland charlie angelo is the. we're here on the royal mile where artists are desperately trying to show their shows using any means possible flyers everywhere and that's because there is so much competition here some 4000 shows in 63 different countries and in every nook and cranny of the city over the next 3 weeks. musicals all artists are covered now the scenes all political 2 years ago. this year it's climate change focusing carbon emissions and mass extinctions and global warming forming the backdrop to a lot of performances one show cooled $1.00 degrees will feature actions reading the i.p.c.c. report but intergovernmental panel on climate change report in full and that's going to take 5 days but it is a chance they are to audiences to delve beneath the headlines because they are into his so they don't see climate change as a technological political problem anymore but as a cultural one and they're using their voices to try and transform public opinion. for now here's far thanks very much a century from henri

. >> reporter: records show the first slave, a woman known as angelo was brought from angola to jamestown island in 1619. wanda tucker and her family believe william tucker, the first african baby to be baptized in america, is their ancestor. >> 400 years later we're telling these stories. and we need to be acknowledged for our contributions in the building of america. >> reporter: in recent years the family used ground censoring technology to scan the tucker family cemetery. in the process discovering the remains of over 100 african americans. many hope this work will bring healing. >> what do you pull from from knowing your history? >> i can trace my lineage back that far. it gives me a sense of feeling like i am somebody. >> tom, the tucker family knows their history in a way that many african american families do not. they draw real strength from that. what's happening in virginia is an important chapter in understanding who we are as a country and who we are as a people. >> zachary, what was it like to be on that coast where those first slaves took their first steps in this country?

[laughter] and there was a town called angelo to teach her how to grow it i have one little picture that her knees has agreed to selling it or reproduce in the book and then ready to catch for it can have pit on - - but i mean i would not want to stand on the back. >> they were so impressed with her and this issue but also to say okay. so it seems that she got through only to receive the letter so that means secure rule amputees are not allowed to join diplomatic service. two nights ago someone came up to me and told me his grandfather had lost a leg and had no problems joining the service. so i will allow you to make up your own mind what was going on. so a couple of them so also he also had a certain problem because he was in a come back to the usa for a quiet life? no. instead, she volunteered to ride ambulances and the french army on the front lines when the germans invaded in may, 1940. that was an unbelievably dangerous thing to do. machine-gun fire, she kept driving those ambulances. at the same time, 10 million people were going that way running away from the germans. they were s

and visual arts and my friend is hosting some of the world's most experimental productions charlie angelo reports. are staging a show at the edinburgh fringe is often a night. or day but philip fabric show is exceeding expectations. bending acrobatics with. slapstick girly skating and pacu with piano music the canadian trip is reinventing so this. it's always circus circus is so vast you can end up playing with a mike and juggling with it oh it's circus but wait a minute which is the theater ages dance thing he was talking while he was doing it so he's again doing theater while dancing and there's music but then he does juggling so we call it circus. mixing up films is also in evidence that adam was botanic gardens where there's a multi-sensory was inspired by the sights sounds and scientific study of the flow country scotland's peak folks trees breathe in saying. c transporting visit is to another wild. c commissions 9 artists who have all been inspired by the flow country and far some aren't and caithness the south island which isn't the norm. of scotland so they've all spent a variety

motherwell also won while kilmarnock earned their first premiership point under their new manager angelo from the english football league. the club have been in administration since may and are the subject of a takeover bid. tonight the efl says it's "concerned" by ongoing delays. fellow league one side bury were earlier given the same deadline to complete the sale of their club. warrington have won the rugby league challenge cup for the first time since 2012. the wolves went to wembley as the underdogs, but beat st helen's 18—1; in blistering heat with pitch temperatures of over 30 degrees. they wrapped up their win in the 73rd minute with a try from hooker daryl clark. warrington'sjoe philbin and ben murdoch—masila scored two tries in quick succession in the first half. that was after two saints tries were controversially disallowed by referee robert hicks. warrington were beaten by the catalans dragons in last year's final. england look in good shape ahead of the rugby world cup with a crushing 57—15 victory over ireland. it was their largest ever victory over today's opponents. manu

scotland while than $50000.00 performers from comedy shows to dances and musicals are expected charlie angelos there. we're here on the royal mile where artists are desperately trying to get what he wants to their shows using any means possible mostly flyers plastered everywhere and that's because there is so much competition here some 4000 shows and $63.00 different countries will be formed in every nook and cranny of the city over the next 3 weeks they'll be theatre 1st cabaret comedy musicals all artistic is on those are covered now the themes all largely political 2 years ago we saw a lot of direct t.v. shows this year it's climate change using carbon emissions and mass extinctions and global warming forming the backdrop to a lot of performances one show cooled 1.5 degrees will feature x. is reading the i.p.c.c. report the intergovernmental panel on climate change report in full and that's going to take 5 days but it is a chance they say for audiences to delve beneath the headlines because the artists i've spoken to him say they don't see climate change as the technological political probl

elsehwere kilmarnock picked up their first point under manager angelo alessio after holding aberdeena point at hibs and motherwell earned their first premiership win of the season.. with victory over hamilton. still to come on sportsday... warrington are kings of wembley once again, after a shock challenge cup final win over st helens. and asher smith reigns supreme in birmingham — with a record breaking performance at the uk athletics championship. when i saw 1103 again i was like, oh well. but then to run 1009 into a headwind is really good, yeah, i'm really happy. to wembley next, and the showpiece of the rugby league season — the challenge cup final. and for a second year in a row warrington were involved in an upset. beaten themselves by catalan dragons last year, this time around they came out on top against the runaway super league leaders st helen's. adam wild was there for us. so really hyped conditions here at wembley, and a cup final with the intensity to match. warrington putting behind the disappointment of last season, winning18— putting behind the disappointment of las

poland, from the slavic countries were genetically inferior to the northern europe within, the air yn, angelo saxon. >> a new law was passed in with draconian cuts and quotas for supposed undesirable. >> they shut the door and reduced immigration to the united states by 97%. >> meanwhile, something even more disturbing was happening in europe. an ambitious young german leader was watching america closely. >> adolph hitler had some real praise for the united states. >> hitler was even meeting with the leaders of the eugenics movement. >> he said the united states is on the money. we can learn from them. >> as hitler's power grew and his ambitions became clear, americans saw the terrifying consequences of white supremacy. most pulled back from the edge. eugenics died out in america. of course, hitler's plans did not. >> that idea of improving the human race, which is what eugenics is all about definitely had echos in the nazi policy of 1930s. and the holocaust is one horrific consequence of that. >> the white supremacy of today has not reached the level it did a century ago. but some of its dee

right now we can see to angelo who is an independent analyst he joins us live from hong kong sky thank you for talking to us and says hong kong international airport brought almost to a standstill how significant is this for the city. well it was the aviation industry council the source the people sitting on the. dole this is the political escalation of the boat there's a bridge against what was the scene. of the war the fire wall between teams the actions of those on the main and this ignited groundswell of social ready this and the satisfaction of the only people ready we believe young. that the one country system that's been true to it was the one really rather than the barely was ready a system and so the loss of bill is a loss for fact but at the end of course b.j. seeing has been part of symbols of these in some 40 ransacking police stations but also a scene. of a subset of our i saw them both so like i know is a very trying sorry to interrupt but though you've outlined that the protests themselves are escalating also the the handling of by the police of these protests seems to b

it was about michael angelo. twist that into it other than italy is involved in this too with their coalition government in trouble but at the end of the day, i do think that you have to lightning through to the longer run. we are going to continue to have and i think, i don't know how long it will take to get through the volatility but to leave completely on equities, that really comes to making two good decisions, that's really hard to do in terms of the decision to get back in. you get yourself to a place where you can make it through the short-term bumps we may have the opportunities are greater in stocks it's the look as far as the dividend on the s&p is higher than the ten year. historically that's been good. it doesn't work right away necessarily but at least since the financial crisis that's been a good signal that things have gotten cheap enough that some money starts going there. >> we just have about a minute left here, bill. do you think that rate cuts are going to be enough to sort of offset any othe

. >> we have angelo and georgie. both of them are eight years old and they are a bonded pair.orgie is usually the anxithee -- >> they are incredibly sweet. they are sitting here. you said they are eight years old. spot both of them are eight years old. >> you were telling me that they might be well placed in a home with adults because they come from an owner who is pretty calm, these guys seem pretty calm. they see seen like they just want to cuddle with you. and chill out. maybe not so good before families with small kids. select a really great with kids, over short periods as long as they are supervised. >> me too. but small kids may hurt thems. >>re >> i assume ad to rumble. >> and ideally you would like to adopt them together. select they do need to be adopted together and if you're interested in filling out an application go to rocket dog rescue.org and click on the adopt button. the changes proper outcome and i'm sure we haven't. suck there special events coming up. >>> the bay area pet fair is the weekend of september 14 and 15th, as you mentioned. will have over 2000 a

let's go back after angelo dundee. maybe we can terrorize them into submission. say this is a pathetic effort ultimately now to move away from trump and try to pick on more vulnerable people like mcconnell thinking that maybe the left can do about to better job of terrorizing them because they sure can't terrorize trump. >> laura: it seems that the desperation has set in. i mean, they -- it's like -- i keep saying it like roadrunner. the road runner and wile e. coyote. can ever get the roadrunner. they think they got him. gets off the cleft and then he goes on -- i mean, they just can't do it and i think there literally going insane, but we really appreciate you being onto may. >> my pleasure. >> laura: all right. breaking down the language the left uses to divide america. frank luntz, he's standing by with the words that are being used to incite hate tonight. stay there. ♪ >> laura: as we've laid out tonight and this entire week, the left is employing an arsenal of nasty rhetoric that will divide america further. joining me not to break it all down, especially t

stage they're sharing their deepest darkest secrets with the audience through song and dance charlie angelo reports. monsters lurking briony killing a show about how she lost her mind her partner almost. an experience she relives every night in front of hundreds of people using cabaret and comedy. the hour was what was her show is funny heartbreaking and it sold out she says it helps to heal socks for me. and i got to process it you know by making off oh yeah that's how i've always thought that would be myself so yeah i feel like i figured it all out i guess. now it's so far away it's it was in some ways it's quite nice i go. into that horrible side and then i can come off to say. that. yes it's good it's good therapy for me never was made to me. confessions can also make for great quality at the edinburgh fringe no subject is too personal or too brutal to talk about acrobatics helped this performer illustrate the highs and lows of her childhood by domestic abuse but the festival organizers realize that while they can be there p. takes some material. can reside. here a friend central this y

than 50000 performances ranging from comedy shows to dances and musicals our correspondent charlie angelo is there in the capital of scotland and charlie quite often what you pick up to the edinburgh festival is a sense of how the united kingdom feels would imagine these 3 being rather divided where you are today. absolutely although i just have to give you a sense of the scale of this festival is the most remarkable feat of human endeavor some 4000 shows coming from 63 different countries will be performed in every nook and every cranny of this city over the next 3 weeks behind me i actually have a group from north carolina the united states they've come all the way here and in the background you can probably hear the piano going this is the royal mile where performers come to try and promote their show handing out flyers and trying to entice those businesses in because there is so much competition and these shows range from fear sir comedy circus cabaret musicals not just with artists trying to break into the industry but also some big names and like you said a lot of the the shows are

festival specifically the fringe hosting some of the world's most experimental productions johnny angelo went to see how they're playing out with the audience. staging a show at the edinburgh fringe is often a new. day but philip fabric show is exceeding expectations. acrobatics with. skating and pacu with piano music the canadian treat is reinventing circus. it's always circus circus is so vast that you can end up playing with a mike and juggling with it oh it's circus but wait a minute you just did theater he just danced and he was talking while he was doing it so he's again doing theater while dancing and there's music but then he does juggling so we call it circus. mixing up films is also in evidence that adam has botanic gardens where there's a multi-sensory was inspired by the sights sounds and scientific study of the flow country scotland's peaked folks trees breathe in saying. c c transporting visitors to another wild. we've commissioned line artists who have all been inspired by the flow country and far some aren't and kate's message sutherland which is in the north of scotland

angelo. this team is searching for clues of the life she may have led as a slave.only african known by name to got off an early slave ship called "the treasure." >> you can't argue with a forensic crime scene. >> reporter: the tucker family still faces challenges of their own as they try to share their story. they made the connection to william tucker through an oral historian and can only trace their lineage back to the early 1800s. is there any debate about your family's role in american history? >> there are those who say our story is not authentic. it's not real and it's not true, but i have to argue this. they have not proven otherwise. >> zachary, i'm curious to hear what were your personal impressions covering this story? >> well, it was emotional. certainly the gravity of that place, of that cemetery, the tucker family cemetery is just quarter mile away from the old plantation where many of these people were enslaved. there's some weight there. i kept asking wanda, what do i feel? why do i feel like that? she kept on saying, that's the fire in your bones. t

underway off from political this year fake news is the subject of many of the performances charlie angelo has been to see how all to simmer interpretating post truth. beginning with a bang the edinburgh fringe festival a month of arts and culture capturing the guys and holding up a mirror to society. the show conspiracy is a study in how facts can be unpicked if you sound convincing enough time. was coming to. inspired by the statistic that 60 percent of britons believe in at least one conspiracy theory the idea sort of 1st came to me i was comforting president realizing that we had a conspiracy theorist in chief in the white house felt like a sort of instigator but i think as we've just as we've dug into it more it's become it's become bigger and it's not just about the sort of people who we think might be soft on lying on reddit. you know much spouting things about the moon and actually we all in all of us have this propensity for wanting to believe in something that perhaps doesn't seem immediately real audiences in edinburgh scene are drawn to performances about how truths the manipul

the end of angelo-american exceptionalism, as a global hegemonic process.ish-speaking and anti-democratic authoritarianism. and he goes to our favorite guy, samuel huntington from harvard. look it up. he has a history here. he would be shocked at his anglo-saxon maintainers of democracy. the hispanic threat that he's causing this. latinos are suing the government to maintain democracy. >> where does the g7 go? where does it go? who fills the political leadership vacuum for years? america has led because of our values. we were with western nations. they share our values. those values are gone, though. i think the g6 struggled to figure out who is going to fill that political vacuum? who is available? who is competent and capable enough to fill that vacuum. >> there's a weakness to the six. >> they're just reacting. >> that's why you see -- that's why you see authoritarians all over the world feeling emboldened. they know there is no quote/unquote western alliance that is interested or capable of standing up to them. that's why you don't see a concerted effor

years of being on this earth [applause] i realize that my angelo's quote .s true she said people mayot remember what you say or do but they never forget how you make them feel. [applause] imagine the problems that would be solved if all people were kind. it doesn't matter what your race or religion may be. we all deserve kindness. [applause] we all should show kindness. years ofmemorate 400 the first africans landing here at fort monroe, let's make them proud. this is more than just a speech. [applause] [laughter] let the dayyou to also be a celebration. become aommitment to more caring and kind individual to all. thank you, and god bless you all. [applause] [applause] [cheers and applause] please welcome the honorable -- four marks an introduction. introduction. so i get to follow him. [laughter] and welcome to the second senate district. [applause] media arein the news to critically important institutions that have been involved in the freedom movement here in america. it is with great pride that i stand here today first, as an educator which was and is my role before i became a le

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with more force than his right who could bore a fresh sound apple through with his finger because angelo ranks high a list of left although historical accounts reveal he trained himself to become right handed he still uses left sculptures which a quiet strength. left handed musicians feature the likes of fun beethoven and really if you. were to go more recently legendary guitarist jimi hendrix. in the past researches have suggested left handers are capable of a wider scope of thinking to explain the high number of left handed nobel prize winners including albert einstein and physicist marie curie to name just 2. 100 artists include stars such as charlie chaplin and angelina jolie. i mean sport tennis player martina navratilova is one of a host of top athletes to we'll done left to their advantage i left handedness also runs in the british royal family with queen elizabeth her mother her son prince charles and grandson prince william all being left handed suggesting it could be genetic. it was obvious here's a recap of the top story that we're following feel hong kong international airpor