interviewer: is it the ringgold or the bassett? harlan: the bassett. interviewer: what happened to you after they picked you up? harlan: they started to feed me water, teaspoon by teaspoon, and i can recall lying in a bunk and taking my naval academy ring off and putting it beside me, and they took me away to clean me up a little bit. not to really make me clean but to scrape some of the crud off. and i came back, and my ring was still there. and i was thrilled. my fingers had swollen up so bad that i could not stand the pressure of the ring on them. interviewer: how were you all treated by the sailors aboard the bassett who had picked you up? harlan: they thought we were prize jewels, i guess you would say. they treated us so well, it was unbelievable. interviewer: i guess you probably -- i am assuming you passed out after you got aboard ship if you had been awake for -- harlan: oh, yeah. we did. as soon as they laid me down on a bunk, i was gone. i can recall that. but i stayed awake all that time. i do not know how long i slept. it must've been a lo

. >> is the ryangold or bassett. >> bassett. >> what happened to you after they picked you up? >> they started to feed me water teaspoon by teaspoon. and i can recall lying in a bunk and taking my naval academy ring off and putting it beside me. they took me away to clean me up a little bit, not to really make me clean, but to scape some of the crud off. and i came back and my ring was still there and i was thrilled to death. my fingers had swollen up so bad that i couldn't stand the pressure of the ring on them. >> how were y'all treated by the sailors aboard the bassett who had picked y'all up? >> oh, they thought we were prize jewels, i guess you would say. they treated us so well. it was unbelievable. >> i guess you probably -- i'm assuming you passed out after you got aboard ship. if you had been awake for -- >> oh, yeah. as soon as they lay me down in a bunk, i was gone. i can recall that. but i stayed awake all that time. i don't know how long i slept. it must have been a long time. i wasn't interested in food or water. i just was interested in sleep. >> what did you do

people in a fortnight of unrest of a sunday's disputed election they join 6000 already in custody bassett is to belarus have laid flowers at a makeshift memorial for victims of the crackdown on protesters died in police custody on wednesday the unrest was triggered by president alexander lukashenko election victory which the e.u. says was neither free nor fair the u.n. human rights office has condemned the violence against protesters and is calling on bellows to release the detainees we do have reports that people were ill treated those during the process of the us while they were being arrested also in detention and we do under school that there is an absolute prohibition on the treatment and torture with very concerned the moral calling for is that those that may have been on lawfully detained should be released immediately steadfast and has this update from a protest in minsk. more and more people are joining in here with the spontaneous protest they're all angry about the police crackdown that happened in the last couple of days some of them are still looking for their daughter still

bassett's visit that will leave for environmental activist antonino pyrrhus giving permits to trash dumps next to residential areas is inconceivable but he also criticizes the garbage imports from abroad which have been increasing for years portugal may have doubled the fee for a ton of ways from 11 to 22 year olds last month but for many people that still much too cheap. to keep if it costs about 20 year olds to store garbage here but in other e.u. states it's about 100 euros then everyone wants to send their garbage to us. portugal's recycling system is also a weak point that draws criticism even though it's supposed to be a large part of the waste is not get recycled instead it ends up on garbage dumps or in one of more trickles to incinerator plants. presently portugal recycles more or less 22 percent of its municipal waste from our household and we have to achieve a target in 5 years 55 percent of course we don't expect to achieve that target portugal's policy on solid waste urgently needs to catch up the government has temporarily stopped garbage imports from other states until the

just like that 3-0 houston, bassett four earned, top two runner on. he laces one down the line. it goes into the corner. the astro's perfect defense, cannon down at the plate. reddi. 413 feet, astros win game one. game two currently in progress. it's tommy la stella's debut. 1-at-bat re.y..ri kyle tucker is popout. bases loaded for tucker. a deep drive to right center. it will stay in the yard. 3-1 at that point. 5-1 astros in the 4th. >>> the nba playoffs resume. the top seed milwaukee had a chance to close out the playoffs. they kneeled with the black lives matter shirts. 22 of the 28 came in the first half. he makes it look so easy. he barely has to jump. imagine a 24/7 run afternoon. 7. i stanley cup playoffs returned today, fol two days of boekts, likely bruins. 1st period, brayden point, dipsy-doodle around the it's 1-0 lightning there. tampa bay had a 2-1 lead. victor hedman, it floats into the net, his 4th. tampa bay has a 3-1 win. the third round of the championships, hideki matsuyama, chipping in the bunker. co-leader at 1 under. jon rahm had a massive blunder here. th

off the starter, kriss bassett. bottom of the 4th, matt chapman, and gone. it 4-3. >>> the engine is still warming tonight. ahead in segment 2, ahe playoff. every single segment is a playoff game. >>> nba playoffs. first team with four wins moves on. lakers and portland traerl blazers. lelard, stop, pop, yes, sir. up 34. it wan enough. lebron jaemz is the best player, but anthony dave, energy, effort in the second half. 23 of his 29 came in the last two quarter. gentlemen added 38. lakers win it 115-108. >>> in the raptors, who's that?. final 20 seconds. corner pocket t. ga at's when chris paul got fire. from deep. what? as the shot clock expired. paul scored 26. rockets series cut two games to one. look at this. >>> kane that he just get along? nba playoff game 3. milwaukeeng >>> joe pavelski, former shark captain. nhl playoffs in white. second round series against colorado. dallas won it 5-3. it was the lonely game of the night. shoutout denny hamlin who was the winner in nascar. and the indianapolis 500. is tomorrow. wow. jean, did you know geico is now o

bassett, three earned. here he comes trying to score from first. perfect execution and you're out.gets ahold of one, 413 feet to right. astros take game one, 4-2. game two in progress. they lead off the game with a solo home run that goes to right center. it's 1-0 green and gold. bases loaded for tucker and he keeps it in the yard. it's a bases-clearing triple after it's all said and done. 3-1 astros after that. not much going for the a's except in the fourth matt chapman a solo shot down the line but it is 5-3 astros in the sixth inning. >>> evan longoria. later brandon belt good hit into the right field corner. 2-0 giants. here comes yas. another rbi double. the giants have a 4-0 lead in the third. >>> earlier this week the niners announced there will be no fans on the regular season opener. they will welcome in arizona that day. niners were off today but practiced inside levi's stadium yesterday. it's important to get reps inside the stadium where the games will counting for real in less than two weeks. >> it's awkward to play football in a silent place. we don't even do that at

worries number, first game highlight, bottom one for kyle tucker, and he belted a crash -- chris bassett page. 3-1 in the fourth, former a's outfielder josh reddick, blasted this one, solo job, this double header the season. moved over third base, a late scratch. also tomorrow, pain on his left side. there goes ramon. number three weeks ago he was fighting these guys. bottom of the inning come the ashes just chipped away, kyle tucker. three round-robin the first. a two run blast. astros 186-3 come these sweat the doubleheader. spinning in the hundreds in phoenix. for strike out night the going was good here, 3-0. 4-2 in the ninth. they turned on this one. a solo homer, eight for the year, made it 5-2, the eventual final score, it stopped the three-game losing streak. they took the knee, for black lives matter. k-tel, 16 years old, to score a goal. jumped to the 82nd minute, match tied at two in the mix of defensively and a quarter kick, sebastian, for what was the game-winning goal as la one it by a final of 3-2. we are far from done. quick timeout, for segment two, and in that one, the

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angela bassett, who played boseman's on-screen mother in "black panther," writing, this young man's dedicationas awe-inspiring, his smile contagious, his talent unreal. former president barack obama writing of boseman's work with kids -- to be young, gifted, and black, to use that power to give them heroes to look up to, to do it all while in pain, what a use of his years. st. jude children's hospital sharing pictures of boseman visiting kids fighting cancer while quietly doing the same. breaking down recalling two boys who wanted to live to see him bring black panther to life. >> there are two little kids, ian and taylor, who recently passed from cancer. their parents said they just -- they're trying to hold on until this movie comes. and when i found out that they -- yeah, it's -- it means a lot. >> reporter: chadwick boseman meant so much to so many americans, particularly black americans for those legends he brought to life. and envisioning wakanda. this loss at this moment in our country is impossible to overstate, and, tom, he is already so deeply missed. >> so young, so prolific, and ye

leaders are meeting in beirut to discuss who will be appointed the country's new prime minister is on bassett or to germany most of id but looks likely to get the job after winning support from the governing future movement party. the mayor of portland has accused president trump of creating a culture of fear and hate in the u.s. a supporter of a far right group was killed in the city on saturday night when chong backers told with counter protesters. sudan's transitional government has signed a deal with a coalition of rebel groups in juba to end nearly 2 decades of conflict so dennys prime minister is in juba when he met south sudan the president salva him so so than has been mediating talks since november and that stopping violence in many parts of sudan including the darfur region. to opposition leaders in ivory coast are attempting to join the presidential race on tuesday despite being barred from running both are living in exile and have had their candidacies rejected and from the electoral commission president alassane ouattara is running for the 3rd term but critics argue that's agains

state of louisiana faces a long and costly cleanup process to hurricane laura bassett the region killing it makes 6 people all even hundreds of thousands without power one of the biggest storms ever to hit the state also caused damage in neighboring texas and the calico reports. the sheer power of hurricane laura left a wide trail of destruction through louisiana the storm didn't bring the un survivable tidal surges forecasters predicted but the damage is severe neighboring southeast texas escaped the woodstove lauras 240 kilometer per hour winds but more than half a 1000000 in both states without power as the storm steam rolled through louisiana it ripped facades off buildings down telephone poles and left a massive cleanup for those that rode the storm out it's pretty bad i mean you can it's written right around the corner there the whole garage is smushed down the power line is is is down in the yard. fences down so you know it's like a long road to recovery all i can do is pray that i have the faith of god right now that i know i have to have for my kids that if i panic they're going

but something catches my eye, and that is what they are saying pp, t plan put in place to buy a bassett'sme said that the envelope should be a ceiling, not a target. i wonder if that will lead some to conclude that maybe the ecb is about to increase the amount of money it puts in in the future. what are you expecting to see? kathy: i think that is still going to be somewhat flecks of a. in the ecb, you have different factions. probably that statement off the top of my head sounds like they are trying to satisfy different factions within the ecb, but i do think still under christine lagarde, the draghi whatever it takes philosophy. so if they have to increase, they will increase. but in the short run, that probably sends a little bit of a signal that will firm up the euro if people believe there is a ceiling on it. they they are also saying expect more clarity about inflation and the outlook in september. they were left plenty of more data to play with in september. when it comes to the global conversation around inflation, if we can talk globally about inflation, i know these things are m

but she spoke to colonel bassett, who was on letcher's staff, and said that they wanted bread and bread they would have or die. and french said, you are not proceeding in the right way to get bread. and so the governor is already gone, but because this is a very big crowd and a noisy crowd, the governor, governor john letcher, did eventually come out and speak to the crowd. and what he told them is, i don't have the authority to make farmers sell you goods at the government prices. i can't do that. definitely not what these ladies wanted to hear. so, they left the capitol square. and according to j.b. jones, about 9:00 a.m., the mob emerged from the western gates of the square and proceeded down 9th street, passing the war department, crossing main street, increasing in magnitude at every step. but preserving silence and, so far, good order. now, where had this gathering of over 300 women come from? we are going to take a look here at our map of richmond with the capitol at the center. these women came from all over. you had women coming from what was the west end of the city at the tim

moore hung onto the win for bassett. there was a final out with the tying run at second. the a's hang on 3-2. to play one more tomorrow. they are currently tied with the astros. >> no fans in the stands. they continue to hang out for giants games. the ranchers jump on jeff -- for five really runs. it was already 3-1. -- gave the guys in the cove something to fight over. 5-1 texas. mccovey dave wins a lot of battles this time. did not go after trailing, it is 5-2 in the sixth. and evan longoria gets a hold of one. that is the first homer of the year for longoria. it is a 5-3 game. still the sixth, jesse chavez is on the relief for the rangers. he is greeted with a long ball and two run shot. he ties the game 5. on friday he got his first major league hit. that is the first major league homer. one run arty in the seventh. then on tyler anderson, joey gallup was one of the new bullpen area. that is a three run shot. the rangers have a four-run inning. they win 9-5 to keep the giants from sweeping the series. the giants now hit the road for a 10 game road trip. >> a strange c

and the outpouring from celebrities, including barack obama, angela bassett, who played his mother in the movie. they didn't know he was sick. walking those red carpets, sit down and do the interview with willie. >> it's exhausting. >> right, exhausting. >> absolutely. let's, together, take a look here at this clip from "tonight show" with a look at chad wick boseman surprising some of his fans as they discuss what black panther means to them. >> thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you've done for being a hero we need in a time like this. thank you so much. >> i think there's something wrong with your microphone. >> oh! my king. my king. oh, my gosh! >> my son's childhood has been defined by barack obama and now "black panther." so, thank you. >> hey, that's way too much praise. barack obama. >> no, no, no, no. >> as a creator, as entrepreneur of color to see this movie made me realize that our stories need to be told. there's so many of us out here who are trying to create great things, and i was just so inspired as someone who wants to make movies one day, wants to in

a young woman told a confidant that she was abused by 66 year-old cory basso when she was a child bassett was a chef at seared restaurant in downtown petaluma and had run libby strove for many years before a closed in 2017. police are offering few details about the case saying that they were making it public only to determine if there might have been other victims basso is being held at sonoma county jail. >>in the east bay police in oakland are looking for a silver minivan they say is connected to a shooting earlier this month opd releasing this picture of the van they say it's connected to the shooting of an 18 year-old back on august 14th happened on beverly avenue near deer and have an east oakland police say the victim. the van mcneil was shot and later died at the hospital officers are now looking for the vehicle asking anybody with information to come forward and contact them. 4 zone forecast times as we take a live look outside on this friday night showing you the golden gate bridge here in san francisco looking towards more it. >>carr 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us

there are no images i think about bassett in head bowed in. tears on his cheeks. history is so often told through the eyes of leaders. but it sorry india just 30 kilometers from the border with pakistan this old building is being transformed into a new museum keeping alive the memory of those who suffered the most partisan is not about the political events that led up to partition it's about the impact on each person who went through it and what it might have felt like for them to leave behind their homes to leave behind their friends to leave behind the life they had known and to move to a new land you know and to have to rebuild afresh it was less migration of people or partition of assets it was this collective migration of sorrow. you've done a lot in just a few short months mallika. is the driving force behind armored sars partition museum. it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of $911.00 happening on $911.00 museum was there and there are now numerous holocaust museums as an up beautiful apartheid museum so countrie

>>and there has been an outpouring of tributes to the actor his former marvel costars angela bassett pratt. barbara flow, many others they have been sharing memories of bozeman on social media meanwhile marvel studios released a statement saying our hearts are broken and our thoughts are with chadwick boseman is family your legacy will on for ever rest in peace. >>for your health. would say that colon and rectal cancers are on the rise in young adults. they say their obesity and the epidemic could be. >>a contributing factor to that cases have been going up among those under 50 years old since the mid 1990's, according to a march report by the american cancer society and that's why the cancer society is recommending regular screenings start at the age of 45 instead of 50. although obesity may be laying experts say more research is needed on the rise, a colon and rectal cancer cases and young people. >>all right time for another look at the forecast year you know it's cooler today, we're looking live over the golden gate bridge and it feels like there's a lot more moisture in the air

and you know, angela bassett has talked about how when she visited howard, chadwick was her guide, and was impressed with him back then. phylicia rashad was his mentor when he was in school. these were people who could see his greatness and his talent early on. and he seemed to just continue that throughout his career. you see all of the memorials and rest in peace messages from his co-stars and people who knew him that are all over social media. and you get the sense, this was a well-loved brother. >> they knew there was something there. including denzel washington, who helped pay for a year of his tuition in school. they knew that he had something. and he did. eric, thank you. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, thousands of police are on hand in berlin for a protest against coronavirus restrictions. some of the demonstrators are supposed to be far-right activists inspired by qanon, so police are trying to prevent this one from turning violent like the last one did. we'll go there, next. t one did. we'll go there, next age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein... -

she writes about very hard things in a way that it's almost like angela bassett. and you've done in your book, the way sorrow and tragedy lift up our love for her family the way you have a love for yours and it's challenging but she then ends all of her speeches where she puts her foot down and she says Ãthe patriarchy and she does this in front of governors and you just want to stand up and cheer. to me that's the same as people go to church and hold their hands up. i'm episcopalian so i can't do the way what you love it when peopledo . i'm so moved and she got in such a way that it's coming from love, not hate. that this is what i'm going to do and she said that at the end of every time she's piece so that's the way that a leader, he was the writer lori, native woman but she said i'm going to do this every time and she did and nobody got mad at her about it or maybe they did but they didn't say so. we all worry how those things times will play out in public and she did that. i love her for it. >> i think you're doing it in a balance as well in a way because you'

in many states have taken advantage of the gutting of the voting rights act in 2013 bassett pre-courtling. and they have installed -- in 2013 by a supreme court ruling and they have installed onerous voting restrictions. i think we have to stand up and say as the suffragists did and this overwrites movements and millions -- and the civil rights movements and millions who work for civil rights in the 1960's, we have to go back into the trenches. we have to protect a citizen's right to vote. i think it gives us both and appreciation, how these women were able to create a movement, when there is no mass media. you know, they do not have facebook to organize. yet they organized all over the nation, over a long time. we hope it does not take that long. how necessary it is to build alliances, to be strategic, and to be nimble. you have to have plan b and plan c. the suffragists were defeated more often than they succeeded. but they kept at it. i think that is a good lesson. and the lesson of the importance of fighting for voting rights. perhaps every generation has to stand up for it. we ar

two tries from josh bassett helping wasps leapfrog saints and move up to fourth place in the premiershipa sixth snooker world championship. o'sullivan had a 10 frames to 7 lead over kyren wilson after day one of the final, and took seven frames in a row this afternoon to open up a 17 frames to 8 lead at the crucible. the final session starts at 7.30 and is on bbc two. there's plenty more on the bbc sport website including news of carl frampton‘s fight last night and jessica mccaskill becoming boxing's undisputed world welterweight champion. and the latest from gulf's ladies scottish open. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. more now on the news that the exams regulator, quual, has withdrawn its advice on how a—level and gcse pupils in england could appeal their allocated grades, just hours after making the advice public. the government has been under fire since thursday, when a level results were awarded and nearly 40% of teacher assessments were downgraded. earlier, tim willcox spoke to the barristerjolyon m

josh bassett scored twice in the bonus point win, and that moves them up into the top four for the firstas wigan eased to a comfortable win. elsewhere, st helen's beat castleford. and stand by for a huge crash in moto gp — and before we show it, i can assure you that nobody was seriously hurt. this is franco morbidelli and johann zarco crashing at the austrian grand prix. the rider in the yellow helmet there is moto gp legend valentino rossi. hugely lucky escape for him. he said the crash was "terrifying". amazing that no riders were seriously hurt. and there is valentino rossi just having a moment to think about what has just happened. that's all from us for now — more from the bbc sport centre at 12:15. now on bbc news — it's time for your questions answered. still many questions remain following results day last thursday in england, wales and northern ireland — with many students still unsure how to proceed. hundreds of students took to the streets over the weekend to protest over the way a—level results were decided this year, and there's still confusion over the appeals process for

we got angela bassett to join us and give us a prize to the baby. it was just so beautiful.ou, bobby. - thanks for having me, tam. you look great. - and finally, we welcome stacie from weehawken, new jersey, who's a single mom of five with her own fashion competition company. she's been to over ten of your shows, tamron. and loves seeing all of your fierce looks. - okay, stacie. i like that little cold shoulder action you got there. that's what they call it when you have the little--i just, i learned that from watching one of the shopping networks. looking cute there, looking sharp. okay, before we begin the games, let's find out what one lucky ultimate tam fam member will win. - the beekman 1802 ultimate beauty set turns out handcrafted farm to table skincare on its 60 anchor farm in upstate new york. from whipped body cream to luxurious goat milk soap. the entire collection is worth over $500. when you're ready for your next grocery run, follow your heart. makers of our favorite plant-based mayo, vegenaise, has you covered with $1,000 worth of cash to use at your local sto

think we can't play a part in continuing to sort of, you know, for example, this idea that karen bassette has not run for president before? of course, she's ambitious. she was a nurse, a clinical nurse who then said i need to start a community organization in order to solve the problems. she ran for office. she led the california democratic party. she ran for congress. she was one of a very small number of women who you know had that role at a time before the 2018 mid-terms. so i think the idea that somehow anyone who wants to lead this country and has ambitions for this country is suspect about their own am biggs businesses is something we need to dismiss out of hand. chris doddee show continues to apologize for it. >> speak of karen bass, congresswoman barks she was a speaking of the california assembly when california was going through its financial meltdown in the early 2000s and had to work with then governor arno arnold schwarzenegger. erin hayes, your eaction. >> i would say, jonathan, karen bass has not played into the pitting of her against kamela harris. she praised harris as a

boseman's "black panther" co-star angela bassett taking to social media writing, this young man's dedicationas awe inspiring, his smile contagious, his talent unreal. >> so sad. we will be celebrating his life this morning. we'll have much more on chadwick's life and legacy coming up. >>> but we begin with another night of unrest after a weekend of clashes in portland, oregon. >> we're learning more about the man killed in that saturday night shooting as protests grow over the police shooting of jacob blake in wisconsin. let's go right to kayna whitworth in portland with the latest. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning. so as we approach nearly 100 nights of unrest here in portland, the city's police chief says they desperately need calm. he's asking for people to focus on what they have in common, not what divides them, because lives are at stake. in portland, after hours of warnings for the crowd to dissipate, officers responded. officers are shooting. police seen here pinning down a protester repeatedly punching the person as other officers blocked the view. battle

elan reporting there's been an outpouring of tributes to the actor his former marvel co-stars angela bassettssell low and so many more all shared memories of bozeman on social media. meanwhile marvel studios released a statement saying quote our hearts are broken and our 3rd thoughts or with chad chadwick boseman family, your legacy will live on forever rest in peace. we'll be right back. well, our washer just called it quits. but this one has the most powerful cleaning in the industry driven by a heavy-duty cycle with extra power button. shop lowe's and save on the maytag laundry pair and get free delivery. >>good mornings 9.30 thanks so much for staying with us at the half hour the kron 4 morning news, yes, we need to get an update on your weekend forecast the man with all the answers standing by days of our day. >>well i don't know have great answers. i have somma a good morning guys good morning first things first to air quality now no kidding not great as you can see real problem area here down to the santa cruz mountains san mateo county but extending all the way up to san francisco be

they beat northampton at franklin's gardens. josh bassett scored twice in the bonus point win, and that liam farrell — his 100th for the club — as wigan eased to a comfortable win. elsewhere st helens beat castleford. and stand by for a huge crash in moto gp. before we show it, i can assure you that nobody was seriously hurt. this is franco morbidelli and johann zarco crashing at the austrian grand prix. the rider in the yellow helmet there is moto gp legend valentino rossi. hugely lucky escape for him. he said the crash was terrifying. amazing that no riders were seriously hurt. you can tell by valentino rossi's face their... looked! he knows he got away with it. nobody seriously hurt, as i said. they are brave, brave racers. you cannot repeat that enough that they were lucky. very busy morning for sally. for people living in abusive relationships, lockdown made it not just harder for them to leave, but for many it also meant the violence got worse. that's according to the first in—depth research about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the scale and nature of domestic abuse. it

the vice president mike bassett is hopeful they'll begin playing on saturday and the national league is also suspending their playoffs until saturday as well. >> oakland is putting some business owners who understand the cause in a difficult predicament, nbc bay area's pete suratos is joining us live. >> reporter: cat brooks the executive director of the justice team network. she did not organize the protest in oakland in response of the frustrated with blake. another shooting vandalized buildings and set fires and threw objects at officers. brooks does not condone that action but it is an example of what she calls the righteous rage of people exploded in the streets. >> they just killing us. at some point someone has got to ask what are the people to do. >> i understand what they are doing because it hurts. there should not be an innocent person to die whether he's black, white or asian or muslim or mexican. >> reporter: muhammad hamze owns thisacross city hall, it was vandalized during the george floyd protest causing him a lot of money. >> from a business standpoint, it hurts but