speaking at the black bloc change summit should be speaking at crypt springs of palm springs california in early october konami welcome back thank you even on the kaiser report a couple of times you focused you in botswana and now this is so is your center's been a big success and dripped on because it is such a huge success that you are now part of this growing global movement of crypto and big colon and so you got involved back in twenty fourteen so tell us about your how you first got involved when i started the. delusional movement and what's on excited over something that was let me to continue because i had a son who wants to fit a sick and aged ten to twelve so i was looking for ways to work on line in which i can make money to help my son so that i can he can get the height and lung transplant so i got a cross between through that twit and and now i went to an enforced on business that never would have paid me anyway but i lost my son will go at the end of the day so i create that one thing in the between thing so i just stop then twenty twelve and then they turn everything to f

develop us to try and find solutions for africa use and approach in technology now i was at the a black bloc change summit as well and you know one of the themes i picked up at the at the summit at the conference was that in africa it's a country where they have incredible resources it's the richest country in the world it's ours resources in confidence expanding and then it's also of course suffers from wide scale poverty because a lot of those resources have been extracted yes taken away and but was it my right to say that africans look at bitcoin they see it as a way to maybe take a different path away from the the colonialization that they fed to deal with the the imperial ambitions racked the continent is that a fair statement i think for many say a between two of them is a which we knew about it themself like from financial profession between also to give access to financial access to almost everyone you know you able to continue on money how you use it and how you know how you spend it and how you get it nobody controls what you do that's much so i think for many african countries the

we discuss charter schools with rick reader, black bloc ceo of fixed income.erg daybreak." coming up later, andrea's shiren beck, ceo. now, to your bloomberg business flash. nike is beginning a new advertising campaign featuring the pro football player most associated with the and the mailing protest. colin kaepernick will star in ads.just do it" some angry consumers posted photos and videos of themselves burning nike shoes and other gear. shares of wpp are falling after the largest advertisement company named a new ceo. wpp forecasts a profit margin squeeze for the full year, but boosted its revenue outlook. martin sorrell left last spring after allegations of misconduct. and it is abu dhabi's least effort to stay competitive in an era of lower oil prices. three state led banks would combine into an institution with $100 billion of assets. almost 50 banks in the united arab emirates, serving 9 million people. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: this week, we are hitting the books. students across the country had back to school and we are taking a clo

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fought wars against the fascist regimes in the communist eastern bloc j edgar hoover breaking down the infrastructure to curtail the black power movement but today's movement right the unprecedented level of surveillance activist organizers can share information at a speed during times of heightened activity the mainstream new shows queers or those that are highly visible to remove that structure. but that visibility is not enough. to have political and social intervention to organize our community and no one person or single group has ever won something truly meaningful for our people alone. even harriet tubman the abolitionist in the first woman to lead military raid during u.s. civil war had allies and co-conspirators. she helped to liberate over 300 slave africans as an underground railroad conductor. and to read about her and then i took notion. but as a woman who had narcolepsy and the sleeping spells. and then just another enslaved person but as a child they never wondered how she accomplished what she did and now with extraordinary organizing skills. without being killed without losing a single person along the w

bloc. j edgar hoover's intel was killing people, breaking that infrastructure and curtailing black power movement momentum. today's movement operates under unprecedented levels of surveillance but activists and organizers can share information at the speed not possible in the past. our leaders during times of heightened activities are on mainstream new shows the many black women, queer and translators such as colby and re-shod are highly visible and have access to resources to rebuild movement infrastructure. but our visibility is not enough. we still have economic, political and social interventions to make in organizing our community. and no one person or single group has ever won something truly meaningful for our people alone. even harriet moses tubman, a disabled abolitionist and the first woman to lead a military raid during the u.s. civil war had allies and co-conspirators. tubman helped liberate over 300 enslaved africans as an underground railroad conductor. by working as part of a network of relationships. first reading about her i learned that she carried a pencil and took notion. but

this is shot in black and white and is the story of a relationship between a musician and younger muse who catches his eye when doing auditions for a folk troupe turing the eastern blocows the progress of their relationship and drops in and out of the tumultuous relationship. there are moments when there is a lot of action in the film. most of the time it is bleak, but this clip gives you a lively sense of the personality of zula. music: rock around the clock by bill haley. a few too many martinis! she is good at playing drunk. the main actress trained as a musician and music was her background and i assume this is a reason she was chosen. she ended up on a polish tv competition which is how she gained her fame and this echoes that because she is part of this grim x factor in postwar poland. the action moves to paris and it gets more interesting and lost me a little bit, because i always need to feel invested in a central romance. i need to believe they belong together. she is stunningly beautiful and many people will be falling in love with her, but it is very much from the male character's point of view. maybe that is a reason i was not won over. these are selfish

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black voters. and obviously the strategists here working for espy are thinking if we can turn out the same voting bloche electorate in mississippi, then perhaps we can have an outcome and take the seat back. mika? >> already, catie beck, vaughan hilliard, jacob sob zrks /* /- zrks -- soberhoff, thank you. if you are in the area and want to watch the show live, go to our website for information on how to get tickets. also that day, joe and i will be doing an event with jon meacham on the state of jump limb. a -- journalism. who better to talk about that than the soul of america himself. we'll have that event. >> there's the caveat to that. >> what is the caveat? >> the state of journalism during the french and indian war. but you have to dig deep, but it will be, i think, the kids will -- they may stay away in five minutes. where do you get tickets to that? >> visit mississippitoday.org. joe, it should be fun. >> it is all very, very exciting. as a former meridian mississippi kid whose first football memories were archie who, i can't wait to go back. steve radnor, let's talk about politics a second. yo