the first character is barbara johns powell , as a high school student, named barbara johns , she led a strike of students in 1950 in her segregated high school, in farmville, virginia. she led this protest against in adequate conditions of her high school. as i mentioned, segregation allowed for the maintenance of several separate facilities. including schools for black and white students. and generally black students have much poor students and facilities than their white counterparts. barbara johns got sick of that , she led a student protest that ultimately linked her school's case to the larger case of the school desegregation . brown versus board of education which was a landmark u.s. supreme court decision and that 1954. it is struck down the notion of the separate but equal. it overturn the early decision of plessy v ferguson and mandated the integration of black and white schools. it was a landmark decision that recognized that separate was on equal. and it had to be ended. unfortunately brown v board of education was not done. many southern states there were deeply resistant

barbara johns got sick of that. she led students protest that ultimately linked her school's case to the larger case for desegregation. is a landmark supreme court decision in 1954. it struck down the notion of separate but equal. it overturned the earlier decision. separate was inherently unequal and had to be ended. unfortunately, the board of education wasn't kind of a one and done. virginia and other southern states that were deeply resistant to integrating races in public schools let a campaign of massive resistance to try and resist the federal mandate to integrate schools. it would manifest in various ways, including the closure of schools in some counties of virginia. at the time, when the allman closed certain schools rather than integrate them. there is a photograph showing students protesting the fact that they had to lose four years of school because schools were closed rather than being integrated. barbara john story and the story of the fight for desegregation underscores what was an important facet of

barbara johns used the media to steal the company. he discovered it interest much more harder on ritchie and 15th in meat but that conduct would not have been acceptable. papa john's was the number one place to work in kentucky for four here's. >> yes, it was. you've sold half of your possession. you still own part of it, are you going to sell the rest? >> well, i have myself in a situation now where if the stock goes up, which is good, you never know. warren buffett says he beat on the street with a tin cup if "wall street" was rational. if the stock goes down and crashes, then it really looks smart. i feel like i have it covered. >> more of my one on one with john when we come back. stick with us. 's beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expect

barbara johns used the media to steal the company. 15th in meat but that conduct would not have been acceptable. papa john's was the number one place to work in kentucky for four here's. >> yes, it was. you've sold half of your possession. you still own part of it, are you going to sell the rest? >> well, i have myself in a situation now where if the stock goes up, which is good, you never know. warren buffett says he beat on the street with a tin cup if "wall street" was rational. if the stock goes down and crashes, then it really looks smart. i feel like i have it covered. >> more of my one on one with john when we come back. stick with us. new message. department of the social security administration. the reason of this call is to inform you that your social security number has been suspended for suspicion of illegal activity. if you do not contact us immediately, your account will be deactivated. for more information about this case file, press 1 or call immediately our department number 326 -- this is a scam! thieves are misusing

. >> barbara. john talks about the fact that people have to tell the truth. from your perspective, when you hear these people from the state department including kurt volker who has resigned tonight, who has resigned tonight, who has resigned tonight, what will are you listening for? what is it that congress wants to get out from the state department? >> they want to know all the facts and also perspective were they enabling or contain the damage? the reporting on kolker that he was trying to contain the damage and hes leaving because he did not think he could serve effectively anymore. it is a significant development, as someone who left the president's team, he would be somebody i would absolutely want to focus on because i think his resignation signals he wants to tell the truth and want to do the right thing. he believes telling the truth is contrary to his ability serving in this administration. one thing that i will be looking for in the coming days, are there more resignations. the president lacks the ability to direct him about who he can talk to or n

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. >> barbara. john talks about the fact that people have to tell the truth.hey're going to have to get into detail. from your perspective, when you hear these people from the state department including kurt volker who has resigned tonight. but the other four who've been called to testify, what are you listening for? what is it that congress wants to get all these witnesses from the state department? >> i think they want to know all of the facts and also their perspective. were they enabling or trying to contain the damage? the reporting on kolker that he was trying to contain the damage and he is leaving his position because he didn't think he could serve effectively anymore. that's a really significant development. someone has sort of left president's team, he would be someone i want to focus on because his resignation signals that he wants to tell the truth and do the right thing and that he believes telling the truth is contrary to his ability to serve in this administration. one thing that i will be looking for in the coming days, are there more resignati

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it is also equally true that there should've never been an occasion where barbara johns had to walk outf a dilapidated high school to ask for equal rights as well, in virginia. it is a reminder that no monument or no legislation or no court case can erase the stain of slavery. it will never be that easy. the truth is, in american democracy, where all men and women are entitled to equal citizenship, it is actually a very recent creation. others have mentioned, as well. it was in our commonwealth, white prince edward county. communities shutdown their schools, rather than be integrated during massive resistance. now we have made progress as a nation, but the progress is recent. it is incomplete. and that progress will only endure as long as all of us remain committed to both defending and promoting it. two years ago -- two years ago, in a country where we fought again. in a commonwealth where we thought we made so much progress, we saw violent forces of hate and backlash, displayed in charlottesville. this tragedy had a lot of us asking, is this who we are? well, that history confronts us

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barbara weren't able to make the trip. i have been blessed with five remarkable sons. mark, brian, and john. i have been privileged to work for four fantastic basketball franchises. the los angeles lakers, where i celebrated the most memorable triumphs, where i mourned the most painful setbacks and partnered with a true visionary, they buss, who changed landscape of professional sports. michael heisley, the memphis grizzlies gave me an opportunity to rebuild a franchise looking for its way. the golden state warriors, where i witnessed some of the most beautiful basketball ever played alongside a most unique and successful ownership group. and now the la clippers. i work with an incredible and inspirational leader, steve ballmer. maybe i'm prejudiced, but the best staff i have ever known. i have had many great coaches and teammates i will never forget. as a player, i was flanked by the great elgin baylor, the most supportive and greatest player of that era, and later, the great wilt chamberlain. as an executive, i have been just as fortunate and been involved with truly incredible groups of t

to be there with congresswoman barbara lee, a member of the house to, to be there with john lewis, canine? i wish you could have heard the responses his name received in the parliament of ghana. what an honor it was to travel. mr. kaiperm, the highest-ranking african-american in the house of of representatives -- representatives. ofhad been so much a part our remembering the unvarnished truth. maybe i shouldn't say this, but when we were in ghana, my colleagues will attest, and there is a large member of the congressional black caucus. for howard university, who sang so beautifully. i have took it with him that i say this, but he wanted to make the black national anthem america's national him. -- hymn. don't tell anybody i told you that. that is just between us today. sites weretragic man's inhumanity was displayed against his fellow man. we saw crimes perpetrated where human dignity was denied. many took their last glimpse at home for being sentenced to a life of slavery. they kept people in inhumane conditions. above it was a chapel and a church. imagine they could go to chapel and n

especially in santa barbara county whe avocado groves butt greenhouse sees f flowers. >> we have 80 years of stigma to normalize the astro. johnbuilding a 44 acre cannabis kbir in prime wineco any in a countyn handing out morn a third of the state's total growing permits. that surprised some traditional farm zbleers there is one, two three four projects right there. >> all of the money. that's the only exheation. >> and here is the bottom line here on t money. the local university estimates the value of the wine grapevines to santa barbara county are $120 million you lock at the white structure there. there is cannabis in there. estimating that is worth $180 million on less land in faster time t two problems popped up. the first is theth odor which c be strong in places. some vintners are afraid it coaffect the taste of the grapes toe there is no proof of that. bioscientific odor control. >> autumn shelton spent a $10 oh 0,00p a odor control device. >>s in a great crop. >> the second issue, pesticide, cannabis by law can't have any pesticide rest two due on it growers areftherps are forced to hand spray or lose use less effect

to be there with congresswoman barbara lee, a member of the house democratic leadership. to be there with johnyou just imagine? i wish you could have heard the responses his name received in the parliament of ghana. john lewis, what an honor it was to travel with you. [applause] mr. kaiperm, the highest-ranking african-american in the history of the house of representatives. unfortunately illness prevents him from being with us today, and he has been so much a part of our remembering the unvarnished truth. maybe i shouldn't say this, but when we were in ghana, my colleagues will attest, and there is a large number of members of the congressional black caucus. i say this for howard university, who sang so beautifully. i hope it's ok with him that i say this, he wants to make the black national anthem america's national hymn. [applause] he may have had a more formal announcement, don't tell anybody i told you that. [laughter] that's just between us here today. we saw the tragic sites were man's inhumanity was displayed against his fellow man. we saw the kidnappings were purchased -- were perpetr

barbara his will is for force tonight in london or thank you. oh in a day of high drama in the british parliament the speaker of the house of commons john bercow well he announced that he will be stepping down within weeks burgos performances in the house they've made him a global star the little man with wild eyes who shouts order of the law makers. he has to manage these people. these is one was. an i.q. weapon on. the members or on. the states i was on times he gives ministers a proper dressing down to stick their rent spare a student yet traced ok you know so i was already married. already i want to own. oh yes it all looks like good fun now but announcing his departure basket explained how seriously he took the job he was leaving swinson. throughout my time i. was speaker. i have sought to increase the relative all so to see all of this the legislature. for which i want to make absolutely no apology to anyone. anywhere at any time. down miss him. or. 6 6 would. and no doubt he'll miss them. are here are some of the other stories now with order that are making headlines at least 17 people have been killed dozens more injured in morocco after a

dive boat fire that broke out monday off the coast of santa barbara, 34 people died in that fire and now a uit by any of the victims families. johne explains. or that broke out on the conception dies both this labor day swallowed most of the vessel within minutes. >>we are not ruling out any possible ignition sources we're focused on everything 34 people died in the blaze. >>i life trajectories are are going to be different now and i'm and it's just going unfold and and we're going to be there for each other. >>investigators believe the raging fire block the victims from escape routes. >>the crew that did jump down reported that yet they had. went to the double doors of the galley to try to get in to get to the passengers but it was engulfed in flames at that time. >>5 crew members including the captain were the only survivors on board truth aquatics the owner of the dive boat has filed a complaint that could allow it to avoid or at least limit liability for the fire. the complaint states that the fire was not caused or contbnegligence fault knowledge on part of truth aquatics we're all so sad and you know the crews. >>is dealing

that broke out monday off the coast of santa barbara, 34 people died in that fire and now lawsuit has been filed. but not by any of the victims families. john lawrence explains. >>the fire that broke out on the conception dies both this labor day swallowed most of the vessel within minutes. >>we are not ruling out any possible ignition sources we're focused on everything 34 people died in the blaze. >>i life trajectories are are going to be different now and i'm and it's just going unfold and and we're going to be there for each other. >>investigators believe the raging fire block the victims from escape routes. >>the crew that did jump down reported that yet they have. went to the double doors of the galley to try to get in to get to the passengers but it was engulfed in flames at that time. >>5 crew members including the captain were the only survivors on board truth aquatics the owner of the dive boat has filed a complaint that could allow it to avoid or at least limit liability for the fire. the complaint states that the fire was not caused or contributed to by any negligence fault or knowledge on part of truth aquatics we're all so sad

commission president john claude younker that he thinks progress has been made on a deal by junker is known to be skeptical. and brussels has played down talk of a break for. joining me now is barbara vale our correspondent and she is joining us from luxembourg so barbara tell us i mean boris johnson he seems pretty confident that he can get a deal. is there reason for him to be confident. as far as we can see here sara because when he came here and he was asked again about how optimistic he was he just said he was conscious so he seems to change his tune according to where he is when in london over the weekend as you mentioned he sort of really talked optimism and talked about all the progress that had been made when you asked the european side here they shrug their shoulders and you commission president just said when we asked him he would never lose patience he would just carry on doing this talking to the british side on and on which doesn't really show great confidence and all that elusive progress that was supposed to have been made so it is still up in the air what boris johnson really once he does he really want to deal or is he just pretending is all this propaganda are th

barbara comstock, virgil goo, robert goodlatte, robert hurt, the honorable thelma drake, the honorable scott taylor. statewide elected officials, the honorable justin fairfax, the honorable mark herring, the honorable johnwe also want to certainly welcome members of the governor's cabinet. our former governors, the honorable george allen. the honorable gerald l. balals, the honorable james s. gilmore, the honorable robert f. mcdonald. we also want to welcome our members of the supreme court. state legislators, the honorable jordan harris, pennsylvania, the honorable tori hutchinson, illinois. and, of course, our tribal ch f chiefs, chief linnet alston, chief w. frank adams, indian chief, chief emeritus ken adams, chief steven r. atkins, chief john lightner. chief ann richardson. we also want to welcome our local officials and the honorable andrew h. carr jr., the chairman of the national endowment of democracy and james e. ryan, the president of the university of virginia. on behalf of the entire joint assembly, we are thankful you are all here to be a part of this commemoration with us. [ applause ] the clerk will report a resolution. >> commemorative session joint resolution, commemorating the first r

barbara olson. the world would get a lot less bright lonely lost her. here's mike emanuel. >> would begin with a fox news alert. a foreign policy agenda without john bolton so where does diplomacy go from here? a big point of contention with bolton was how to deal with north korea. insight tonight, and bolton's former chief of staff, stick around. we are just hours away from a boat in the house judiciary committee. lawmakers on the panel save the former acknowledgment of the house as impeachment inquiry, and they will shy away from using that terminology. california is on a fact-finding mission, and the white house as president trump is taking notice of the homelessness crisis. local officials are skeptical of help but, what are resident saying. mike emanuel, and i mike emanu mike emanuel. green light restrictions on asylum-seekers at our southern border. >> the order from the supreme court came down earlier this evening and it is quite a victory for the trump administration. trump and his team proposed a ban on asylum for people trying to -- from el salvador, and they would not be able to seek asylum if they did not in another country before. thi

president john paul juncker that progress has been made on a break sit deal but junker is known to be skeptical and brussels has played down talk of the breakthrough. joining me now is barbara vai's old v.w. correspondent in luxembourg so barbara tell us because boris johnson i mean he seems confident that he can get a deal amid these 1st face to face talks with the e.u. commission chief does he have reason to be optimistic. 1st johnson changes his tune according to wherever he is because yesterday when he was still in london giving interviews he said he was tremendously optimistic that great progress was being made now he arrived here just a moment ago and we asked him again how optimistic are you really prime minister and he said cautiously so we really don't know but juncture jugar himself that you commission chief and his chief negotiator michaud bunya who is also here they didn't even want to comment on it and said they would not lose patience with these talks indicating that nothing has sort of serious had happened so far barbara how about from the e.u. side what is the e.u. demanding from boris johnson right now. they're demanding that he finally 4 weeks before the e

daryn james thank you john now to our top story this morning communities in mourning for the 34 people who were killed. >>in monday's dive boat fire off the coast of santa barbara and now we're learning more about the victims you see the pictures of those that have been identified so far 17 in all from the bay area and surrounding areas in northern california investigators now looking into what went wrong. on the dive boat conceptn for caught fire monday kron four's taylor's sacking has the latest. >>the question is which came first fire explosions with this vessel and. that is something we're going to be looking at we have fire experts here after the first full day of investigation. the ntsb says they're getting a better grasp on the conception diving boat. >>which now lee 60 to 65 feet under water mapping the wreckage before it is moved. we want as much video and did it and digital images as we can. before that vessel is moved. we understand that there are plans under way to salvage it. 34 people sleeping below the deck died on monday after the boat went up in flames, 5 crew members including the captain who are all on the upper deck escaped the ntsb says the

daryn james, thanks a lot john it's hard to look at all the people in these are just some of them lost their lives on that boat that de dive boat that caught fire in santa barbaractims are 17 from the bay area and greater northern california 35 in although perished when that boat caught fire. >>and police and investigators the ntsb all looking into what went wrong. what led up to the conception diving boat, catching fire early monday morning we've covered taylor per second now with the latest on the investigation. >>the question is which came first fire explosions with this vessel and. that is something we're going to be looking at we have fire experts here after the first full day of investigation. the ntsb says they're getting a better grasp on the conception diving boat. >>which now lee 60 to 65 feet under water mapping the wreckage before it is moved. we want as much video and did it and digital images as we can. before that vessel is moved. we understand that there are plans under way to salvage it, 34 people sleeping below the deck died on monday after the boat went up in flames, 5 crew members including the captain who are all on the upper deck escaped t

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barbara that killed 34 people. well now a lawsuit has been filed but not by any of the victims families john lawrence has the latest. >>the fire that broke out on the conception dies both this labor day swallowed most of the vessel within minutes. >>we are not ruling out any possible ignition sources we're focused on everything 34 people died in the blaze. >>our life trajectories are are going to be different now and i'm and it's just going unfold and and we're going to be there for each other. >>investigators believe the raging fire block the victims from escape routes. >>the crew that did jump down reported that yet they have. went to the double doors of the galley to try to get in to get to the passengers but it was engulfed in flames at that time. >>5 crew members including the captain were the only survivors on board truth aquatics the owner of the dive boat has filed a complaint that could allow it to avoid or at least limit liability for the fire. the complaint states that the fire was not caused or contributed to by any negligence fault or knowledge on part of truth aquatics we're all so sad and you know th