beyond the written word, crispest attics was also being honored. by african americans in various institutions including schools, public parks, housing projects, community centers. hotels, movie theaters, american legion post and more. including at times the, naming of their children after him. his name was invoked by public spokes persons and organizations calling attention to the disregard for blacks in citizenship rice writes in the jim crow era. the sign being held there is the first touch of blood form eric an independence was shot by a knee grow, crispus attucks. i once again, present an opportunities to shush -- for black inclusion and full citizenship rights. there was much more broader attention given to attucks from both the american government and white americans and general. explaining why would require a lot more time than we have tonight so we will just have to read the book to find out. has a hint the war had a lot to do with it it should be no surprise that things began to change in the post for civil rights movement focused intentio

. >> reporter: for generations a treasure was kept inside the attic of this northern new jersey home.t was complied by this man, james, known to family adds uncle jimm >> he'seen an avid collector his entire life. he never got married. >> reporter: jeanie and peter are two of uncle jimmy's seven nieces and nephews. when 97-year-old world war ii veteran died in march, they discovered what until then had been a family legend. >> we thought it was a special collection, and he always told us the attic is where all the good stuff is. >> reporter: the good stuff is this. six babe ruth baseball cards from the 1930s in pristine condition, all of them autographed by the great bambino himself. dating back almost 90 years. >> every box was a treasure. >> reporter: it took the family days to sort through the array of signed cards, clippings, ticket stubs and programs. >> it was just car load after car load and weekend after weekend. >> reporter: babe ru lou gehrig, hank aaron, pete rose, jackie robinson. the items meticulously organized. uncle jimmy got the off graphs through letters which he als

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. >>> and treasure in the attic. the extraordinary collection of vintage baseball memorabilia that 97-year-old uncle jimmy left to his heirs. the legacy could bring them millions. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. we're going to start with some breaking news just in from atlanta. the police chief just stepping down in the wake of a deadly officer-involved shooting. investigators looking closely at this video right here, an attempted arrest in a wendy's parking lot turning to a struggle over a stun gun. the suspect then running, turning back towards the officers. investigators say he pointed that stun gun at them, then one of the officers opened fire. the mayor says she believes it was an unnecessary use of deadly force. janai norman leads us off. >> reporter: tonight this struggle that turned deadly is under investigation. georgia authorities reviewing video showing atlanta police shooting and killing rayshard brooks when he ran away after allegedly resisting arrest. >> i don't

first choice on where or how to celebrate it but on the upside, when a man spends three months in an attic, he has a lot of time to count his blessings and there is so much that i am thankful for. first and foremost, i want to thank any and all of you who show up to watch us, whether on television or online, whether because you agree with me or you're hate watching and can't believe i won't just give that poor man a chance. it hasn't been easy figuring out how to do a show remotely, but i truly, truly don't know what i'd be doing without it. so, thank you as well for being patient with us as we have tried to figure it out this is an emotional milest oksg up, i assure you, it's just so hot in this attic that my "you s now for when it gets hot in june." and i said, "june? i'm not going to still be here in june, because i am the short-term thinking grasshopper and shoemaker is the long-term planning ant and if you want to make it to 1,000 shows, i promise you the ant has more to do with it than the grasshopper. i'm so lucky to have mike shoemaker i also want to give a shout out to our head wr

that one deserves an attic high-five. ♪ attic high-five [ clap ] the president subverted the rule ofget favorable treatment for a political ally and key go-between in russia's criminal conspiracy to help trump win the 2016 election. a guy who, setting aside all the evidence against him, looks like an obvious criminal. i mean, he just looks like a villain who would try to steal the tardis from doctor who if you didn't know he was an adviser to trump, you'd think he was a times square weirdo pretending to be james spader from "the blacklist. "hey lady, do your kids want a picture with red you know, red from 'the blacklist.'" and hey, since we mentioned james spader, i also want to mention that my summer goal continues to be growing my hair long enough to look like james spader's character steff from "pretty in pink." i'm going to go out and buy the suit and everything. of course, the only thing i can't buy is that spader confidence ah, one day. and the stone news comes just days after trump's doj ousted one of the most powerful prosecutors in the country, the u.s. attorney for the sout

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we were confined to the attic and to the latrine. at thehen we got a look latrine, we were a little upset because we looked in the door and all we saw was a and on thel sinks, commodes withw very limited shelter about them. they were mostly not complete. so that was that. and when we looked in, of course, we were children from in depression, and we looked , took one look at that row of h, saturdayaid, uh-o night bath. interviewer: what about the facility? mary: terrible. interviewer: equipment? mary: terrible. medicine?r: mary: well, we didn't have anything to do with equipment or medicine, because we were there to work. we were there to stage, because they were waiting to send us up to build our hospital, so we had nothing to do. and there was no place to go because we were confined. to send a unit this large into that area was just not good thinking in the beginning. useduilding was what was for quarters, and the male officers were on the first floor. email male officers were on the second floor. officersid -- female were on the se

the attic had no access to. it's when the elevator was put into the white house, he had steer access, he had to go up a ladder. she went up there with this guard with a gun, it's and they began pulling things out of boxes. the wrath would appear and should it, there were big ones as well. it's >> she'd shoot, he'd scream. we'd like to invite you to participate in this series where we've been learning a lot, we hope you are too. this is our next to last for season, one and you can participate by calling, our phone number is in the central and eastern time zones. if you live out west, fast mountain pacific or beyond please use the 202 area code. if you would like you can join our facebook community, we have come it's coming, it's and if you tweet us please use the hashtag force, ladies will make some of your comments and questions in our discussion tonight. it's as she approached the white house she was criticized by the press for being overly domestic. >> that's correct. >> what was the view of the changing first

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like, who has brick in a attic and then who has the -- who actually read "the thorn birds"? that read "the thorn birds"? >> seth: everyone! every white person - >> every white person? >> seth: 60 or older >> so i go up to a white person on the street, and i go, "hey, you read 'the thorn birds'?" they're going to go, "hell yeah." >> seth: if it's a white woman 60 or over you live on the upper east side. i'll guarantee you, more people have "the thorn birds" in their house in the upper east side than don't >> so you are going to make me go to my neighbor's house, 'cause i will go to every one of them's house and knock on the door, and be like, "excuse me, do you have an edition of 'the thorn birds'? >> seth: let me know what your results are. [ laughter ] thank you, leslie. love you >> love you, too bye. >> seth: we'll be right back with more "late night. why are we doing this? why are we doing what? using my old spice moisturize with shea butter body wash... all i wanted was to use your body wash and all i wanted was to have a body wash. michael vasquez! come over here. i've

there was a study that looked at post in attics or human genetics and the impact on people with and onely and spain, and they found that italy and spain one found that type a was created a likelihood of increase of severity and the chinese study also looked at susceptibility to covid-19. is the biggeste study done, and the only one i think that has looked purely at an observational study on blood type. this is how we are going to start to learn so much more about this disease because it is reaching people who have never been hospitalized, never sought care, and those are the ways we are going to learn more broadly about covid-19 across the population. francine: we talk about the study made in china, the one in is there anme, overall study that gathers individual studies so we actually put the data together? or is that clinically impossible? lauren: those types of studies are called meta-analyses, and they find the papers that have rigorous and similar methods, so you have to go through each paper individually, understand their methods, their results, understand their underlying data, an

from in the attic because you know you're ruining entire families we don't want to wear it not for charities and the incredible helpfulness of our normal people and then at some point we didn't know anything to eat but an awful lot of money and yes how do you want to limit they feel lucky they can give their children a hot meal every day using the ingredients given to them by the red cross their kids have long accepted the fact that right now they can't get any new toys or even have these are all manuel and in mirrors want this to work again. homeless people in africa have little protection from cold at 19 we visit the kenyan capital nairobi to find out what life is like for those on the street. every day at around 1 pm at least 14 men and boys gather here in kenya as capital nairobi one of them a homeless including 1000 year old brian and yuki and they're all here for lunch to leave a daily by a nonprofit working in the city called homeless of nairobi. despite a coded 1000 outbreak most of them have no masks and my lunch is over the hurdle for some banter before leaving in different directi

has the german foreign minister had specify whether germany will actively try to prevent a planned attic sation of parts of the west bank. what was the 1st meeting of german foreign minister who can mosque with his new counterpart in israel. the empty hosts made it very clear that germany and the other member states are very very very concerned about plans to possibly annex parts of the west bank settlements and parts of food the jordan valley he said this would contradict international laws by doing so he had to strike this rather delicate balance between saying you know this is such a term is historical commitment to israel but also to make his position very clear that such a move would contradict international norms we know that germany's taking over the seat of the e.u. presidency on july 1st does that give germany more weight in this matter will have any impact on these discussions. i think it does and it was also mentioned here not only the presidency but also the presidency of the security council and i think what's important for germany but also other e.u. member states is that i

as she goes in the attic. the space around her strengths.as you get to the end of the book it just keeps getting smaller and smaller around her. you will see when you actually get to see the finished book. no one knows that either. it's just a beautiful rendition of it. were keeping a lot of secrets for you tonight. i trust you. i appreciate it. i trust you with it. don't put it on twitter. why do you think the conspiracy and the plot to kill the president in 1861 failed? what ingredient or a confluence of ideas. what you think ultimately foiled that. it's a lot of good fortune that comes his way. especially even the hiring of allan pinkerton. at the end of the day the bad guys just had big mouths. it's why conspiracies fall apart. and at the end of the day. the real reason it falls apart is because they can't stop bragging about it. they are so lost in their hatred for this man who they think wants to get rid of slavery. and to get clear that's not how lincoln is elected. he has a containment policy. if you don't. you keep that in any new e

attic-- but are a symptom -- asymptomatic.of england is telling lenders to plan for a no deal brexit at the end of the year. , therare statement governor said a hard split is not one of a number of outcomes the u.k. must prepare for. the brexit transition period expires at the new year and they are refusing to consider an extension. --ks are currently extended suspended because of the coronavirus. the fiscal deficit will continue to widen as the virus drags on the economy. the finance minister said the deficit will expand to more than 6% gdp, far exceeding their original target of 3%. she says she hopes the economy will achieve some growth this year. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. let's get back to our top story. public defense secretary jim mattis has published an extraordinary condemnation of president trump saying he is dividing the country and using the military. --tis sai

and you are going to go up into the attic, so that is what we have done. >> trevor: it's funny becauset st beautiful now that i know it was your kid was did that, but it almost looks like the same graffiti on the confederate monuments around america it looks like you will the people practice the gra fiti at your house before they go to the monument so they can get it right. >> anti-fa has infiltrated my attic, we have a problem here. i'm doing the best i can but they are rabblerousers. and as you can see, they have de sided that this wall must, this is the berlin wall. and they are going to take it down. >> trevor: what do you make of all of that. like honestly, because you know, like just like the confederate monuments, every statue coming down, it started with con fet rat statutes, with racist people from history, then we started seeing statues coming down of people who fought for the union and people who fought against slavery and like what do you make of it, should we just get rid of statues? what is going on. >> what you will find is if you don't allow regular order to take down t

he was working in the attic area. >> karl says he was using a trouble light up in the attic for lighte he went out to the garage. >> karl claimed that the trouble light, which either fell from the attic or which he left on the kerosene spill, likely caused the fire. >> reporter: and according to karl he said once the fire began he did what anybody would try to do, which is try to save the family. >> there are a few things that are a little fuzzy, but there are some things that i remember just like it was yesterday. he pulled us out through the window. he took katie and i to the truck. he told us to get down and not to look. we were kids. curiosity got the better of us, and we just watched. >> she watched karl walk slowly to the house and not make any real attempt to break into the house and save christina, her mother. >> my father had said mommy's gone to heaven, even before the ambulances got there, the firefighters, while we're sitti sitting in the truck. we didn't understand of course the gravity or what it really meant but we knew so we were all really quiet. >> christina's death

like a lunatic because he has zero understanding or empathy for the millions of millions of petro attic working americans who support trump. trump's path to victory depends on voter suppression, mass disinformation, foreign interference. oh my god, what does it tell you. that all these establishment republicans are now endorsing biden. it tells you that they now see biden as the best vehicle for their elitist agenda. they are a virus. they tried to infect trump but he fought them off. now they've jumped to biden where they will find a willing host for their destructive ideas. because, biden himself is the swamp. he is the very figurehead of the failed ruling class for all the rest of them are members of. a figurehead remember has no real power. biden, if elected would have no real power. he is mentally malfunctioning, he will be pushed and pulled in all directions. the establishment wants cheap labor, open border, fellow chin china, the unions want higher taxes, pension protection, more regulation. the loony left once their cultural revolution, abolish the police, crush free speech, rul

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yes to see out of the attic. and it. equals betrayal. when somebody find themselves well it's a party we choose to look for common ground. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area russia. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. around the issues and the rest were in for donald trump over the killing of the country's top general in january also this morning for mosco. america's inflame down to racism rallies we loo

. >> the attic was on fire so the firefighters did what they had to. >> his home of 17 years. tears and disbelief. t'> s man.we it's bad. >> reporter: city fire chief said the fire started about 100 feet behind the wildlife center . he says people were using a makeshift grill to cook and that fire got out of control when the wind started blowing 20+ miles per hour. >> i'm angry, this is not acceptable. reckless burning is not acceptable. we need to be better than this. >> reporter: the chief said they already recorded 49 fires in the stone city so far this year. the same period last year, 24 fires . he worries about the fire season. >> this is the first week of june, we are not even a fire season yet and we are already losing structures. the fatigue level is very high within the service. we have covid-19 pandemic, riots going on, we are trying to prepare for. it just seems like the world's worst game of jumanji. every week at something new. >> the wildlife center is also tired and worried. this is their fourth fire. they say the previous three were also intentionally set. the

they are a symptom attic. -- asymptomatic. the positive cases are still 3.8%. we saw a steady decline in hospitalizations. covid is in oklahoma. we have to learn how to be safe and move on. we were able to build capacity. the whole reason i issued 25 executive orders in oklahoma was to build capacity in our hospitals. we were able to flatten that curve. oklahomans, the better they do during that time, the quicker we can start reopening. back toeady to get life normal. incan't wait to have you oklahoma saturday. >> and also to be able to visit many businesses throughout the state. faith-basedth the community as well as small see howes to feel and also in theng, lending community. what can we do to facilitate capital for small businesses? the underserved communities are afng soft after -- sought ter. we asked over 5400 lenders to provide aggressive outreach in their underserved communities. i have spoken we need to do more. there is over $100 million remaining in the ppp program. you -- [indiscernible] throughoutizing this the state and every state we visit. the

photos of people out partying at bars do you not realize how much fun it is to lock yourself in your atticnd drink alone? and if you're at a bar right now and i'm playing on a corner tv without volume, just let me say -- let's get to the news. russian president vladimir putin reportedly had a disinfectant tunnel installed in his home to protect him from coronavirus and now we go live to president trump so he can make fun of putin for being a snowflake. >> seth: huh, he's probably just thinking of a clever burn, you know we'll come back to him during his speech yesterday about police reform, president trump falsely suggested that scientists have developed a vaccine for aids man, you know he's going to lie, but you never know where he's going with it or when it's going to happen. he'll be giving a speech on tax cuts and throw in "by the way, cell phones can get you pregnant anyway, back to the thing. that's right president trump falsely suggested that scientists have developed a vaccine for aids though, keep in mind, this is the same guy who asked bill gates the difference between hiv and hp

so we had our guy come to check it out he said it's pretty common in old attic to have an infestationwhat he called "mini series books. he said at one point there was likely an aunt of some sort up here but he sprayed we're back down to one and he said everything will be back to normal in a week or two, while also stressing you have to be patient with a problem like this and you know, you can't rush it. and yet while i'm being patient with my "thorn birds" books, the president is already getting ready to reopen the economy after a bombshell "new york times" report revealed more details about how he ignored the threat posed by the coronavirus. that's a segue for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ as we've already detailed, the president ignored repeated warnings over the course of several years that a pandemic like this was coming, that it could kill lots of people and that it could devastate the economy. then he lied about it, said it would go away, pushed a miracle cure that doctors have said could have potentially lethal side effects and is now telling everyone things co

it hatches from the attic and has a larva with a head and a tail. if you look at the rest of the body it has the nerve cord becomes a spinal cord and another structure which is also part. so the closest relative in the embryo, look at the life history of these and they hatch from the egg begin as a tadpole and they have the nerve cord and swim around and attach to the rocks that began with me are similar to you make that bigger. we can now manipulate dna which i'm sure you may have read about. if they live in the sand and hop around him. there is a genetic address. here we have three genes. a wear the blue arrow is enough forward facing legs and that is a part where the two genes are turned on. there's a genetic address where you have the backward facing a. of. here he is controlling the genetic address by changing the genetic address. the data gets even deeper as it turns out they have these. if what you have in these areas is a genetic address it turns out we have these, too in the formation they are active in a lot of different organs whether a y

it's not a mimic and sort of area of attics. existing smiler than before so now we're looking for ticks and we're using this white track so how do you do that. if you take it and you're very to take in the ambush no you know so you are morally simulating someone who is going through the forests basically take a look actually caught something. in writing ok what's the got here i mean maybe look like in the book we start on the left and we don't lose any take in if you look for example a year it's in doing that is the most important take stage because it's small and your dog is if it's biting but it can transfer all diseases according to jong il ok so they can feed from 5 to 7 days and in this time it's either vector or they can transmit a lot of genes and the infection rate is. so what kind of disease is transmitted by ticks i mean the most important one the most important. to keep borne disease enjoying news is lyme disease so it's caused by. boy able to off into sick and come to cease in germany is tb that is transmitted mainly

and now, seth meyers welcome back to the attic.had our one-thousandth show last week, and let's just say after we taped, we raged we had everybody up here me, the wasps, the wall squirrels. it was quite a night and now that it's over i just feel the weight. not the weight of the world, more like the weight of my uncut hair piling up on top my head. and, again, i'm on the fence cut it or grow it out to the length of james spader's character steff mckee in the film, "pretty in pink. oh, man. i mean, to have that confidence, hand in pocket, leaning up against a red sports car one day. who knows, one day let's get to the news. president trump's birthday was yesterday. so let me be the first to say -- ♪ happy 104th? after he was recorded uneasily walking down a ramp at the u.s academy over the weekend, president trump defended himself on twitter and said he ran down the final stretch incline. but i'll let you guys be the judge. ♪ whoa is that president trump or the flash? slow down usain bolt that's not running, bud. that's what you do

are you 75 to 80% confident that squirrels are having an orgy in your attic walls same here!'s get to the news. senator mitt romney marched in a black lives matter protest in washington yesterday, which means that, for the first time in his life, mitt romney tasted pepper "i'm more of a salt guy. alternatively, no seasoning at all. that's right, mitt romney marched in a black lives matter protest yesterday. and wow, he is easy to spot, isn't he it's like he is in a children's book called "there's waldo." now you have your answer if you were wondering who kept chanting on the downbeat, "black! lives matter black lives! matter." former secretary of state colin powell announced he will vote for former vice president joe biden instead of president trump, and said that trump has, quote, "drifted away from the constitution." drifted away i mean, he was never anywhere near it. it's like saying the jets drifted away from the 2020 super bowl though, who knows? maybe when the nfl comes back every time you fumble, you get ten points the rules might change, in which case, they're closer

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i have heard that you've searched attics and basements.ve. >> lotoro ( translated ): there are children who have inherited all the paper material from their dad who survived the camp and stored it. when i recovered it, it was literally infested with paper worms. so, before taking it, a clean-up operation was required, a de- infestation. >> wertheim: lotoro grew up and still lives in barletta, an ancient town on the adriatic coast of southern italy. his modest home, which doubles as his office, is stuffed with tapes, audio cassettes, diaries and microfilm. aided by his wife, grazia, who works at the local post office to support the family, lotoro has collected and catalogued more than 8,000 pieces of music, including symphonies, operas, folk songs, and gypsy tunes, scribbled on everything from food wrapping to telegrams, even potato sacks. ♪ ♪ the prisoner who composed this piece used the charcoal given to him as dysentery medicine and toilet paper to write an entire symphony which was later smuggled out in the camp laundry. he's using his

. >> the attic was on fire so the firefighters did what they had to. >> reporter: is home of 17 years. tears and disbelief. >> it's weird times right now, man, it's bad. >> reporter: the fire to set the fire started about 100 feet behind the wildlife center. he said people were using a makeshift grill to cook and the fire got out of control when the wind started blowing 20+ miles per hour. >> i'm angry, this is not acceptable. reckless burning is not acceptable. we need to be better than this. >> the chief says they have already recorded 49 fires insists on city so far this year. the same period last year, 24 fires. he worries about the fire season. >> this is the first week of june and we are not even to fire season yet and we are already losing structures. the fifth fatigue is high, there is covid-19 pandemic, riots they have to prepare for, it feels like the world's worst game, every week it's something new. >> reporter: this is their fourth fire . they say the previous three were also intentionally set for the main building survived but they lost seven animals. >> losing the anima