. >> curt: bolden with the catch. >> joel: here we go. let's go celtics. 48 stop. 48 stop. 48 stop. >> curt: throws it too high. marlon williams. >> joel: kicker, aubrey brandon aubrey, number 10. never played football. he played soccer at notre dame. he was in the mls. this is his first professional football game. >> curt: he might be called on to tie the game. >> joel: i love it. >> curt: welcome to pro football young man. draw play. facemask it looked like on the play, and they get it on top of the run, chris orr grabbed marble right by the facemask. this will be a big gain. >> referee: during the run, personal foul defense number 45, facemask, 15-yard penalty from the end of the run. automatic first down. the clock will start at the snap because of the foul. >> curt: so that will be a 22-yard-gain in total. seven on the run. 15 on the penalty. >> joel: and now, you know, 48 seconds is an eternity now with two time-outs and the field position they have at the 20 yard line. >> curt: maybe a touchdown instead of a game-tying field goal.

bolden maintains leading to retaliation and false charges. the tragically landed him in prison for nearly 4 years. but i love america. america is my country. you understand. and so when america makes a mistake like they did, in my case, then you stand up and you tell them air. it made a mistake for many here in bolden's neighborhood near 76 and halsted. he's a profile in courage. never letting racism and questionable accusations defeat him. >> i'm really happy for miss the boat to get pardoned. i believe more people should be pardoned. >> that's deserving of it. well, that was julian crews reporting for us. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning valais whole youth football league was has its band back but not in the condition that they were hoping for how police were able to track down the person who they say stole it will be right back. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news here on this wednesday morning. the top you now 04:30am, and yesterday was really filling that today's going to be even nicer. >> but for those of us of allergies

bolden maintains leading to retaliation and false charges. the tragically landed him in prison for nearly 4 years. i love america. america is my country. you understand. and so when america makes a mistake like they did, in my case, then you stand up and you tell them air. it made a mistake for many here in bolden's neighborhood near 76 and halsted. he's a profile in courage. never letting racism and questionable accusations defeat him. >> i'm really happy for mister bo today to get pardoned. i believe more people should be pardoned. >> that's deserving of it. important story to tell. that was julian crews reporting for us tonight. >> vice president kamala harris has tested positive for covid-19. the white house says she is not showing any symptoms so far. harris will see both moderna vaccine doses along with 2 booster shots. that second shot as recent as earlier this month. according to the white house, neither president joe biden nor first lady jill biden were considered in close contact. vice president harris will work remotely until she t

bolden maintains leading to retaliation and false charges. the tragically landed him in prison for nearly 4 years. i love america. america is my country. you understand. and so when america makes a mistake like they did, in my case. >>the new stand up and you tell them air. it made a mistake for many here in bolden's neighborhood near 76 and halsted. he's a profile in courage. never letting racism and questionable accusations defeat him. >>i'm really happy is devoted to get pardoned. i believe more people should be pardoned. that's deserving of it. that was julian crews reporting for us. bolden was originally appointed by john f kennedy in 1961. >>and was convicted in 1964. on bribery charges. now, the bay area baseball, the giants and a's kicked off the bay bridge series in san francisco. let's go to the 3rd inning with the giants up by a run. and wilmer flores sends this one deep to left field. that is a three-run home run. it gives the giants a four-run lead. then in the bottom of the 7th austin slater drives on the right field. that's ano

bolden maintains leading to retaliation and false charges. the tragically landed him in prison for nearly 4 years. i love america. america is my country. you understand. and so when america makes a mistake like they did, in my case, then you stand up and you tell america it made a mistake for many here in bolden's neighborhood near 76 and halsted. he's a profile in courage. never letting racism and questionable accusations defeat him. >> i'm really happy for miss the boat to get pardoned. i believe more people should be pardoned. that's deserving of it. that was julian crews reporting tonight. >> coming up in sports, the giants hosting the a's bay bridge series going off and oracle support stricter. jason, do loss shows us what happened. (music throughout) >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> well, as one of the funny series of the year for obvious reasons. oakland and san francisco, they're separated by a bridge in the bay 2 fan bases who take pride in their differences. so when the a's and giants get together the entire ba

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of trivia for you in case you find yourself needing to know that information, but for elkton hetty bolden who was an enslaved 20 year old african-american woman is believed to have helped save elton from from being torched by the british. so when the british approached approached elkton they arrived at whitehall, which was the home of boldens and slaver frisbee henderson, and they were told that they couldn't reach the what they couldn't reach the town by water. so they asked heady to escort them on foot to take them to lead them there on foot. and she was reluctant and they had promised her money and they had promised her freedom if they were to do this. apparently she could have taken a direct road to elkton but instead purposely misled them and frustrated them so that after a while they turned back swearing of course to burn come back and burn all that they could so this is pretty amazing to think that here's a woman who's enslaved purposely misleading people who possibly could have freed her and you know, there were some people who doubt whether or not this story is true, but there ar

bolden was jailed on federal bribery charges in the 1960's, but he has long claimed he was framed after speaking out against racism within the secret service. and harvard university has pledged to spend $100 million fund to redress the school's deep ties to slavery. on tuesday, the school issued a 130-page report that revealed at least 41 prominent people connected to the school owned enslaved people. this includes four former presidents of harvard. the report states -- "enslaved men and women served harvard presidents and professors and fed and cared for harvard students. moreover, throughout this period and well into the 19th century, the university and its donors benefid from extensive financial ties to slavery." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now! co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: juan, we begin our show with news you have bee

i wonder why bolden young along with also seen religious figures demanding that must sometimes be destroyed with oh, it's part of a celebratory culture of violence in india, where hate speech and attacks on muslims are filmed, and then fur collated on social media. the prime minister silence on all this, prompted 13 opposition parties to come out this week and say modi's failure to speak out against those who in fight and propagate bigotry is quote testimony to the fact that they enjoy the luxury of official patronage. thank start. if you were to list the nations of south asia and there are 8 of them in order of their press freedom rankings, bangladesh is at the bottom of that table lower than afghanistan. the country's legal system includes laws that have been weaponized against those who dare to express political dissent. against the government of prime minister, shake his senior, or anyone who questions the basic tenets of islam. the religion of nearly 90 percent of bangladesh is one of those laws. the digital security act, the dsa, has only been on the books for 4 years. but more than $

new groupings springing up to fill the void or europe correspondence. charlotte davinsky has more. bolden history has been dominated by the full light of the 2nd world war. they stole the rise of new forms of multilateralism. the u. n. was founded later, nato, and then came the full bearer to what we know as the european union today. now in light of russia's war in ukraine, all of these bodies face. so searching questions. let's start with the un billed as the success of the correct the issues of the failed league of nations. it too has struggled take. collective action is security council is charged with maintaining global peace and security. but this requires all permanent members to see i, to i even re you, in general assemblies, resolution deploring rushes, actions passing by a 141 votes to flight, didn't make any difference. all of this is causing an existential crisis for the body. how can it continue if it is essentially all bark and no bite that brings us to nato. there has been a big deal recently made that the alliance is stronger than ever. nato has never, never been more unite

they face no risk of injury like bolden. your opinion doesn't factor into the equation.you asked american citizens what they think, they would tell you their borders are more important to them than ukraine borders. that makes sense. they are americans and not ukrainians. the top of their concern is not ukraine. they feel sympathy but they are not brooding about ukraine because they are worried about their own economy, the cost of food, energy and housing. the united states is looking at a grim economic picture. >> before you pull out that credit cards today. if you don't pay it off in full your interest rate will jump. the federal reserve will raise rates trying to throw cold water on unaway inflation. >> every time you shop the price as gone up. >> every american has seen it it: electricity up 9%. used cars up 41% and gasoline up a buck 50 from a year ago. >> milk, flour and sugar and frying oil tripled in price. >> the highest inflation in 40 years. >> tucker: the official numbers bear no resemblance to the day-to-day reality. everything is more expensive and that's tr

elected shows a ramos hotel porter, rather as their new leader, the nobel laureate, global that got bolden, 62 percent of the presidential votes defeating the incumbent. francisco garish. a judge in the u. k. is fully approved. an extradition order for wiki leagues found a jo julian, a sorry, it means the decision to extradite him to the us now rests with the british home secretary, pretty patel. a sanchez wanted to the u. s. on spying charges of the published thousands of classified documents. and those, the headlines coming up next here on out a 0 studio b unscripted. ah, [000:00:00;00] with people arriving in different parts of europe, i've been treated differently at the expulsion and the violence on the refugees from the middle east is unmistakable. how can you come into my house, steal my objects, and then if he as later tell me, i can't give this back to you because you might not be able to look after it. it's outrageous. he said, my name is so so from the swedish academy and i said, what's his, some kind of prank? it's not quite registering, but the swedish academy went, ah, for me

the army says it's killed. bolden, 200 fighters last week. and shall anchors under a state of emergency after hundreds of protests has tried to storm the president's palace, the been weeks of protest against rank as worsening economic crisis. and those, the headlines that he's continues here on, on to sierra off to counting the cost. next on the bombardment of the missile seat on the road out, is there a need for you? for indians determined to stay. you will not surrender just like that to fight. you should get a train 2 days ago. the show me how that works and to defend the barricades. a new documentary shows the ukrainian witnesses tool from the front lines disparate. i'm defiance voices from ukraine on our to 0 with clue i'm fully back to bo, this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you look at the world of business and economics this week, europe threatened with gas shortages and looks for alternatives to supplies from russia. can african nations fail the energy gap? also this week, as the war in ukraine rattles the global economy? could

ah bolden untold stories from asia and the pacific on al jazeera lou. ah, they're watching ology 0 lie from doha. recap about top stories, u. s. secretary is states as russia is failing in this war in ukraine, antony blanket and defense secretary lloyd austin, met the ukrainian president on sunday keith during the visit. they pledged more military support to the ukraine. the russian president vladimir putin. miss moss is the west is trying to divide russian society speaking in moscow earlier putting also i q score and media itself provoking brushes, military and frances president divided michael has been re elected comfortably beating far right challenger money in the past. but he's acknowledged a dissatisfaction with his 1st term, while the pen says she's in good position for the upcoming parliamentary ladies. a china is raising to track a coven 19 outbreak that may have been spreading in the capital for a week. the ging residents have been buying essential items and it concerns a lockdown could be imposed. katrina you reports from china's capital laun

coincides with the 3rd anniversary of a city that led to the overthrow of president obama, alpha sheer, bolden 90 people up in kills. it's a military took power last year, but many remained defiant. hipaa borg and reports. oh wow. it's almost 6 months since the dance military received power and the opposition remain focal. on wednesday, protestors in the capital cartoon, and several other cities. once again took to the streets to voice their anger at the military and demand. they handle the power to a civilian government. they had a cell and a little boy in russia. we came out to send a message to the military who are in power around the country that we want a pure civilian government. the army should return to the barracks, no militia can rule the country. and i think that is a very clear message. processed as are also commonly rating the 3rd anniversary of the 10 in front of the army headquarters. that's it, and let the military to depos long time. president obama has been here after month of protests and signed a power sharing agreement with the protest movement. an agreement that was disso

. -- the bolden dragon -- the golden dragon index soaring. risk assets higher, havens lower.at chart we have not taken a look at, this is the s&p 500 relative to the balance sheet. it is all about liquidity. you can see over last year or so there's been a strong correlation. in january as fed liquidity continues to track higher, the s&p 500 is lower. let's see whether or not the correlation can get back into the swing. fed liquidity is the biggest market driver. guy: absolutely. liquidity front and center. abigail doolittle, thank you very much indeed. we are almost done. kriti: coming up next, eurasia group president ian bremmer joins "balance of power" with david westin. you do not want to miss that interview. guy: and do not forget i will be heading over to bloomberg radio and will be joined by damian sassower will be cohosting with me this evening. sanctions front and center in europe after this weekend's events. are we going to see energy included in the mix? that is the conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics -- >> the russian army is not doing

it can only be stopped with the bolden antiracism action and policies right now.w you're in trouble mr. or mrs. utah voter. we will let spencer cox explained. here is spencer cox wearing as little obedience mask during a zoom interview explaining that he supports excluding white students from an academic scholarship program purely because of her skin color because that's antiracism, no it's not racism it's antiracism. >> the utah jazz is excluding white children from consideration from their scholarship program. do you think that this is racist? and what will you do to prevent the utah jazz from acting in this racist manner? >> i don't think it's racist i think it's in response to unfortunately some very difficult and racist injustices that have happened in our community for a long time. [laughs] >> tucker: here's this guy sitting alone in his room with his mask on telling us that it's not racist to exclude people from an scholarship based the race. does anyone else in utah believe this? there can't be many of them? most people in utah have more sense than that, r

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abraham bolden, the first black secret service agent assigned to presidential detail.f secret service file and he had lied. explain to us why this particular case moved the president. tell us more about him? >> this was the first african american secret service officer. he's 86 years old. he was wrongfully convicted of a crime that now most everybody believes he did not commit. and he has waited all of his life having lived in and tried to serve honorably for his name to be cleared and i think the president felt very passionately that he was extremely deserving of this full pardon. >> it is called the incarceration to employment program. admirable effort to get low level nonviolent drug offenders out of prison. do want to ask you as your hole as domestic policy adviser about what you see with the economy right now. obviously historically low unemployment and more jobs than we could fill and yet inflation up at the highest levels we have seen since about 40 years ago. this is a political problem, as you know very well. going into the midterm elections but more important

what that led to or at least what it helped to create in part because of those policies that emotion bolden the criminals created a culture of lawlessness. >> harris: it called the shooting a reminder of our leaders' failures. "wall street journal" op-ed calling out the new york state of fear. another post op-ed says the city's leadership must get serious about crime. tammy bruce, fox news contributor, fox nation host in "focus" now. a lot coming to the forefront now about this particular suspect. we don't know what we don't know. could be more but one thing we're sure of, there is a resolving door in this city and who benefits? the criminal. >> indeed. when you have that list of what he had already been convicted of or pled guilty to. criminal sex act. we know it was a plea down. we don't know what that was. was it rape, assault on a child? we don't know. we don't know what these things mean. the fact that he stayed out and able to maneuver around indicates he didn't spend a lot of time in jail. we're dealing with when it comes to the nature. jason is great in seattle and he sees the same

among the pardons, one goes to abraham bolden, the first african american secret service agent who served on the presidential detail. the 86 year-old was arrested for attempting to so a secret service file, an allegation he denies witnesses later admitted to lying at the request of prosecutors, u.s. attorney general merrick garland testified on capitol hill today. >> making his case for the justice department's nearly 38 billion dollar budget in president biden's 2023. budget garland says there's millions in new investments to support law enforcement and reduce crime. prime is a hot topic at the moment. it's not the only issue on senators minds with some republican senators grilling garland on the effectiveness of his department. i think the justice department is losing. >> i think you're losing on crime. i think you're losing on drugs. i think you're losing on immigration. >> garland says he is commi-ted to the independence of his department, but the gop continues to voice their concerns about whether or not the doj can fairly conduct an investigation of the president's son, hunter biden

in one case, the president is providing clemency to 86 year old abraham bolden, secret service agentof bribery. president biden also has pardoned two people convicted on drug related charges. one case was in texas. the other was in georgia. the president also has commuted the sentences of 75 others for nonviolent drug related convictions across the country. with the feet of a trump arab policy requiring migrants to wait in mexico for their court hearings is now in question. the nation's highest court heard arguments today about the program as foxes, madeline rivera explains. this comes as the biden administration is facing bipartisan criticism over its decision to end another trump arab order order. protesters outside of the supreme court, calling for an end to a trump era policy has forced thousands of migrants to wait in mexico while their asylum cases are processed should be. on tuesday, the biden administration faced several hours of tough questions from conservative justices over its efforts to terminate the remain in mexico program. the department of homeland security formally

the president is providing clemency to 86 year old abraham bolden.e is a secret service agent from the kennedy presidency who was convicted of bribery. president biden has also pardoned two people convicted on drug related charges one in texas, the other in georgia. president biden says he is considering options to forgive most, if not all, federal student loan debt president shared his plan during a meeting with members of the congressional hispanic caucus. the move could affect more than 43 million borrowers who have more than $1.6 trillion in federal student loan debt. earlier this month, the white house extended its paws on loan payments. through the end of august. coming up at 11 signs of the future. a home in southern california is not only for sale in beverly hills, but also the metaverse. and we are tracking that forecast. looks like it's going to be another kind of breezy day coming up. we're looking at the forecast highs in the five day in just a minute. we'll be ready for that. thanks bill, a thirst new details about elon musk's effort. to

in one case, the president is providing clemency to 86 year old abraham bolden, a secret service agent from the kennedy presidency who was convicted of bribery. president biden also part into people convicted of drug related charges. one case was in texas, the other in the state of georgia. the president has also commuted the sentences of 75 others for nonviolent drug related convictions across the country. union that represents nearly 20,000 students. workers is holding rallies to protest working conditions at all. university of california campuses. the uc student workers union is made up of tears, tutors and other graduate student workers. they're joining with other unions on campus to push for higher wages as well as better protections. rallies are being held at uc berkeley, ucsf and other u c campuses across the state. this is all part of a growing trend nationwide of graduate students organizing into unions. southern california startup that makes tesla model threes available on a subscription basis is now available here in the bay area. the company autonomy wants to lower the cost

offered to help out to prevent any pollution, alexia bryan, else's era, a container ship the length of bolden. 3 football fields has been re, floated among software, got stuck in the u. s. 5 tugboats to barges. at a high spring tide helped the ever forward to finally stop moving and chesapeake bay virginia ship belongs to the evergreen marine corp company also owns the ship that run aground last year, blocking the suez canal for several days. just ahead here all the usa, it's known as the cradle of civilization. we talk to tourists being welcome back to babylon. had a bit of fancy footwork from ne mom lifus harrison's mom closer to the french title jim, as he had mixed with ah, [000:00:00;00] with with mm pool. ah ah ah ah, oregon tourists to be welcome back to were walk after years of war and destruction . one destination, which proving popular is location wont been known as the cradle of civilization from babylon. northward up to washer reports. in the ancient city of babylon, tourists are trickling back. that follows the iraqi government ending the need for pre arrival visa from dozens of

>> wimbledon organizers will allow unvaccinated players to compete in the tournament, sally bolden ofcouraged but not a condition of entry to compete, there are no plans implementing any covid restrictions and full capacity crowds will but you invited to watch the tournament. the vaccine decision opens the door to novak djocovicz to open his title, the australian open, his opposition to receiving a covid jab but he doesn't have to worry about it wimbledon. stuart: he will be back. look at this. a new study from the american enterprise institute shows democrats have lost the confidence of the public on the issue of education. bill bennett is back with us, former education secretary. is america walking away from education is the key to the american dream and if we are walking away from it why? >> we are walking away from some parts of it. the american public is embracing education but taking it away from some of the people who have been responsible for it like the teachers unions, confidence in schools is down. we saw that in covid as people look over their kids shoulder and saw what th

and and the john souza high school in the district of columbia to represent bolden v. sharp. each of these sites will tell a story of how these communities fought to overturn the 1896 plessy vs. ferguson decision that established the separate but equal doctrine. when brown v. board of education overturned that decision and ended generations of inadequate education for black children, constitutional scholar lewis a. pollack hailed it as, as i'm quoting him here, probably the most important american government act of any kind since the emancipation proclamation. end of quote. i urge all members of this august body to follow the senate's lead and vote in favor of expanding the brown v. board of education national historic site to ensure that all of the communities that contributed to this landmark decision receive proper recognition. having geographically dispensed historic -- disbursed historic sites, tell this great story, will enable students to learn from the past and understand the importance of making america's greatness accessible and affordable to all. with that i'll yie