john boyd, have you spoken to him and what are you demanding? >> two things.i have spoken to him. one of the things that president biden also committed to me during our one-on-one visit in south carolina, there would be change in leadership the usda. so whethey announced secretary vilsack was coming back to the usda, he was not my pic and not my pick for black farmers. i wanted blood and new leadership. someone who would take much more aggressive campaign against discrimination at the united states deparent of agriculture. when i lobbied all of those years for the claims remedy act of 2010, $1.25 million for black farmers, secretary vilsack, in my opinion, was too slow to act. i did not get the help on capitol hill. so i got on bod and began to campaign to help me pass that measure. i did not thinke was the right person but i spoke to him a couple of days ago. he congratulated me on the measure and the bill. but i so urged him to put in swift action to make sure these payments and the debt relief and all of these measures, the outreach reached black farmers an

boyd. do you see a systematic change? with progress in the systematic change in the agency she works it? >> let me say there has been some change but not nearly enough to make up for what has been done. if you keep messing with someone and they keep getting hurt they stopped going in that direction. we have farmers that need to go to the agency and they can those that feel they should because they've never been able to get help. if not for groups like us and others to help navigate that for them then they will never get help. the culture is changing some that i have not seen enough change. >> you have a good point. [inaudible] may have another follow-up so with technical assistance and outreach for black farmers are you starting to see that now are we making progress? >> thank you for the question what is on the table right now the farmers of color act the secretary and his team which i like the national black farmers association and all the other panelist here today we have a unique opportunity to fix outreach and techni

. >> reporter: tonight, boyd householder and his wife, stephanie, face more than 100 charges of sexual, physical, and emotional abuse, which investigators say took place at their boarding school. >> with 16 victims so far, we believe this to be one of the most widespread cases of sexual, physical, and mental abuse patterns against young girls and women in missouri history. >> reporter: boyd householder faces 80 offenses, which include multiple counts of second-degree statutory rape and sodomy. his wife's charges range from abuse to endangering the welfare of a child. >> as the father of two young girls, it is simply unthinkable to me. >> reporter: since 2006, the householders owned and operated the circle of hope girls ranch in cedar county, missouri, a christian school they said could reform rebellious teenagers. last year, authorities removed all the girls from the facility. the householders' daughter, amanda. >> i kept getting messages from random girls i didn't even know telling me the same thing. >> reporter: that they had been molested? >> correct. >> rep interview with the "kans

taylor and now george boyd has a very real possibility that. the people may not get justice that the family of george boyd may not get justice and therefore the community could turn apoplectic as a result of that this is a cumulative impact that we have to come to grips with in the united states of america and a community of people specifically african-americans who are absolutely traumatized by a having to witness modern day lynching and then be not see the perpetrators of these lynchings held accountable so again. for a pill you're in the justices what about anticipating unrest we saw some locals board up their properties ahead of the trial we did see violence actually when the georgia incident took place originally do you think that will turn out to be a wise move. you know i don't i really don't want to speculate on what could or herb may not happen i mean i will say that i absolutely feel that it is warranted in justified for these community especially business owners to be as prepared as possible right i mean it's just like preparing for

boyd? >> well, i tell you, reverend sharpton, i lobbied senator lindsey graham as a congressman.a senator. i've been by his office and asked him to help me fix the problems at the united states department of agriculture that caused black farmers to lose millions of acres of land and address the lack of loans and subsidies, and he's never once used his megaphone to speak out against the discrimination. but as soon as we get justice some 30 years later, his very first words he said he found it troubling. and his last part of his statement, he said, we need to check them. he should have been checking us when we came by his office to ask him to help fix the problems at the united states department of agriculture. she have been checking us when we were sharecroppers and survived by jim crow. so i find his comments racist, and we're calling on him -- the national black farmers association is calling for him to apologize, senator lindsey graham, and we're making that announcement on your show. he needs to apologize not only to our black farmers but to black people in this country who st

crisis intervention coordinator in your custody is in your care you're going to learn that when mr boyd was unconscious. that when he was breathless when he did not have a pulse that there was a duty to have administer care to let up and get out you will learn you listen to minneapolis police commander katie blackwell no relation to momma but you will hear from katie blackwell if she's going to tell you about the training that mr shaaban received. you are going to hear that he was a veteran on the minneapolis police department for 19 years have been trained in c.p.r. multiple times at the time. and you'll be able to see for yourself that when mr floyd was in distress mr shaaban with help and didn't help him. but you also got to see that he stopped anybody else but it will help you learn that amongst the bystanders was a 1st responder a member of the many employers fire department who was trained in administering 1st aid and emergency care she's going to come and talk with a name is genevieve hance she wanted to check his pulse she wanted to check on mr floyd's well be she wanted him to

them down the stairs four victims say they were taught the proper way to kill themselves one said boyd householder shoved her head into horse manure punishments they says included bein forced to stand against a wall for weeks at a time or locked up without a bed. the man of the house now facing 79 felony counts including charges of child molestation sodomy and sexual contact. the woman faces 22 felony charges including abuse or neglect of a child >> 16 victims so far we believe this to be one of the most widespread cases of sexual, physical, and mental abuse patterns against young girls in missouri. >> it's unclear whether the couple accused have an attorney, but in the past they've denied allegations of abuse nbc's tyler kincade has been reporting on this. tyler, this ranch has a long history of abuse allegations >> yeah, boyd householder started this school in 2006 and he promise e parents he could reform kids using biblical principles. for a few hundred dollars a month. in our reporting we found people complained about treatment at least 19 times to local and state authorities start

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tyler, this ranch has a long history of abuse allegations >> yeah, boyd householder started it in 2006 and promised parents he could reform kids using biblical principles. people complained about girls' treatment at least 19 times to local and state authorities starting the very year it opened nothing came of those complaints, however, partly because missouri exempts religious boarding schools from oversight. >> tyler, this latest investigation, i've read, started because of a campaign on tiktok >> right, last year women began calling attention to alleged abuse on tiktok at the ranch, and actually the first person to do so was the householders' own daughter amanda. she reacted this morning. >> as hard as that is for me, it's about time. they did what they did, and i'm just glad that they're being held accountable for it, something i never, never thought was going to happen. >> yeah, missouri is one of at least 17 states that exempt religious boarding schools from licensing, but the legislature is considering changing that, and, shep, there is no federal oversight of these so-called tro

he was told in a dream to found a monastery here so he commission a bit see boyd to build 1 2. but the slavs killed the priest because he cut down a tree that was sacred to them and used its trunk in the building of the church. the regimes to frenzy both have the story of zeb old is preserved here in the church within a 500 year old painting which depicts the slaughter of siebold by the whens. goddess did. this isn't just a legend however as there is proof the construction on the monastery began in 118510 years after the death of albert the bear. during the settlement of brandenburg albert's son auto founded the cistercian and the plane. phone cords guns are always in the cloister we can read the building history of the abbey church wonderfully by examining the masonry it's on the right everything is kept in the romanesque style with the round and crossing arches reason but then there comes a point where the romanesque architectural style suddenly starts up with the. after the protestant reformation of $1517.00 the monastery was dissolved and the local rulers seized it for agri

minutes of play and in case you didn't hear or see it holland's perfect start was assisted by jerome boyd say with the same boot it would later spell the end of alan's day. advantage dortmund who were more than up for the fight in the early exchanges as 11 dusty found out the hard way. next nico schultz and talking azhar teamed up to tee up. hunt. delight for dortmund and lights expanses harlan's finishing was proving a danger to biden's hopes every gaining the title leads justices' celebrating was proving a danger to teammates by and were under pressure and looking for a hero of their own to start the fight back. 26 minutes in years to a kimmage found in a bit of space which he made the most up to find guess who live and dusky. and could have no complaints form a by unmanned mats hummels was left ball watching as a former dortmund man did what he does best. to get for an equaliser 11 dubs he certainly got stuck in the. past in the dortmund defense in their efforts to stop kingsley come on yet. but we're not moved to who also left the frenchman grounded the referee was prompted by v.a.r.

rea boyd. dr.ind. one example, the "philadelphia enquirer" took a look and found at rite aid that for every dose they gave to black people, 21 went to white recipients. shocking news, since black people make up over half of philly's overall population. what do you believe is behind this? >> well, first, thank you so much for having me today and i completely agree with you that the racial inequities we've seen has been really alarming. in cities like philly that have such sizable black populations, they make up the least amount of population who is have access to the vaccine. we're worried the reason they don't have access is because of the way we built up access points favor those were insurance or cell phones and not something that everybody has access to. >> i want to play a clip from the campaign you are spearheading with other black doctors and kamal bell. >> there's good news out there. there's a covid-19 vaccine. yay! but the bad news is as black folks, it's hard to trust what's going on. so

boyd came to me, who lives in the bay area. she's a black doctor and wanted to figure out how to connects with black folks and covid. we talk about the hesitancy side but what we don't talk about there's a lot of information aimed at black folks and coming to black folks f it's not being delivered to you in a way that you can receive it, it's not helpful. it was less about his tan sip and more about understanding people have legitimate concerns and they shouldn't be descending that you don't understand science. >> doctor, tell us about some of the things that come. what are some of the things that make them hesitant. let's put that out there and get some answers with kamau, dr. patel. >> i will let the doctor handle the answers. >> i know you know the answers, kamau. >> i think the hesitancy is as prevalent. we are finding that many of them did not snow. even though we are in this technological age, we have to realize that for certain portions of the population we're trying to reach, they may not have email, something as simple

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boyd to end the week on a high note, a strong rally -- poised to end the week on a high note, a strong rally. tech stocks helping to lead the gains on the s&p 500. the best day in a couple weeks for the s&p 500 since march 11. there is the impact on that suez logjam on the price of crude oil. you can see brent prices rising about 4% right now as we see that container ship jamming the suez canal, that is about $10 billion in goods that are being backlogged in that number is rising, everything from crude oil, auto parts, natural gas, even instant coffee. let's bring in jessica summers, who has been following these dynamics. let's start with where things stand right now. jessica: thanks. we are hearing that dislodging the vessel will take until at least wednesday of next week if not longer. the ship is really wedged in, the attempt earlier today to be float was not successful. -- to refloat was not successful. if rescue teams decide cargo needs to be unloaded from the vessel to dislodge it, this could last at least two weeks, potential several weeks. matt: i am amazed that they are not ju

john boyd is a fourth-generation farmer himself in southern virginia, and the president of the nationallack farmers association. >> let's start right away. how would this money help pblack farmers? >> it will give them a jump start in their farming operation. first and foremost, this measure is historic in nature. it provides $5 billion, $4 billion for debt relief and other incentives, and $1 billion for outreach and really look at the issues of discrimination at the united states department of agriculture. something i was trying to do for about 30 years. so this is a huge step in the right direction, especially for congress and for the agriculture department. >> you are a fourth generationarmer, and you're talking about historic discrimination from the u.s. department of agriculture in particular. we're talking about loans denied, loans underfunded. can you take us through how that actually worked for individual farmers like you? what did you experience? >> basically, we are many black farmers who experienced discrimination at the united states department of agriculture. and as a farme

>>the california teachers association agrees with superintendent thurmond cta president ito be boyd issued a statement saying in part quote asymptomatic testing is one key component to providing stability as more schools, pivot back to in person instruction we appreciate spi thurman's ongoing support for covid-19 testing to ensure students their families educators and staff have the much needed protection and quote health and school officials emphasize that rapid testing is not a substitute for proper infection control protocols physical distancing mask-wearing hand washing and proper air filtration and ventilation must still be implemented in schools. reporting in the newsroom sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. >>still at the biden by 100 million additional doses of the johnson and >>tonight we know more about vaccine that could be on the way very soon stay by administration announced plans to buy a 100 million additional doses. johnson and johnson's covid vaccine and this comes as the house has voted to pass the president's huge covid-19 relief bill. >>washington correspondent rashad hudson has

the blockbuster february jobs report 379,000 jobs are added to the economy in the month of february boyd away economist expectation, the unemployment rate kicking down joy to be the fitzgerald group principal keith fitz-gerald and brian payne, great to see you gentlemen this weekend, thank you for being here, keith how do you navigate this market volatility with the wild swings this week? >> the natural perplexity is to get very focused when in doubt zoom out, what my client says that i think you got a focus on what stocks are going to regret not owning rather than worrying about what you're going to sell an instant. maria: you really want to look at the fundamentals and ryan the fundamentals have been pretty good we got the jobs report on friday. at 79000 jobs added and expectations for 2021 nancy lazar who is been looking for gdp growth of 7%, your reaction to what we saw and what 2021 looks like as far as the backup for stocks? >> everything is surprise in the positive, surprising the positive that's been what the market bottom back since last march i think you see more of that in 7%

there but boyd to the warriors ever miss step up. >> yeah. the wars miss staff and all season long. they've missed the fan's grant. there's no doubt if there were fans, i might be one of them because chicago bulls are my team. so i'm excited about this matchup. another reason to be excited is that staff is expected to return to the warriors lineup tonight, which would be huge. all eyes are on him. he hasn't come out to warm up just yet. we have seen some of the other guy shooting around ahead of team warmups. steve kerr just told us a couple of moments ago that staff is feeling good and the plan is for him to play tonight and it is much needed because the wheels a seemingly followed offer. the warriors dropping their last 5 games in a row. they are barely holding on to the 10 spot in the western conference which is the final playoff spot and a big part of the struggles, obviously for the dubs have been missing. steph curry. he took an awkward fall. the o% houston rockets game. an mri last week revealed inflammation around his tailbone. however, he is set to make his comeback. and st

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minutes of play and in case you didn't hear or see it holland's perfect start was assisted by jerome boyd say with the same boot it would later spell the end of day. advantage dortmund they were more than a. for the fights in the early exchanges as leavened dusky found out the hard way. next nico schultz and talking as are teamed up to tee up hundreds of. delight for dortmund and leipsic fans us harlan's finishing was proving a danger to biden's hopes every gaining the title leaves justices celebrating was proving a danger to teammates by and were under pressure and looking for a hero of their own to start the fight back. 26 minutes in years to a kimmage found leroy sunday in a bit of space which he made the most up to find guess who leavened of. norman could have no complaints form a bye and man mats hummels was left ball watching as a former dortmund man did what he does best. eager for an equaliser 11 dusky certainly got stuck in the. past in the dorman defense in their efforts to stop kingsley come on yet. but we're not made to who also left the frenchman grounded the referee was prom

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national archives foundation provided the video then in about an hour we hear from historian betty boyd caroli who talks about the nation's first ladies. our featured speaker. today is paul sparrow. paul wouldn't have a job today and frankly neither would i if it wasn't for franklin roosevelt who created the national archives by signing legislation in 1934. he subsequently opened up his presidential library while he was still in office. this is a feat that is not matched today by our current presidents paul is the director of the franklin roosevelt library and museum before the fdr library. he was the deputy director and senior vice president for broadcasting and new media at the museum. he was a founding partner at the university of maryland's future of informational alliance and a pioneer in interactive digital media prior to his work at the museum. sparrow is a emmy award-winning television producer. he started his television career at kpix in san francisco and i saw we've got some folks from california, so we'll have to let us know if they they know your work paul from california an

frankford went up to brandon boyd by an unbeaten run through 2021 so far. and when i'm very still the head to be in philip cost which is cross with less than 10 minutes play that for me looks like continuing. to visitors went on to conjure up a string of big chances but the ball just wouldn't go in. then at the start of the 2nd tower from new york for sheets of bull did manage to reach a tear door and gave birth to cut his side have a. brain and we're back. on just before the hour mark josh sargent of the posts in front. of the brain and held on to until the final whistle. frankford were clearly unhappy but braman took 3 big points in the relegation scrap. dortmund welcomes bielefeld wary of yet again falling foul of the team from the bottom half of the table. the 1st half progressed the omens weren't good after the house passed one chance after another. said he'll cordova desperately. as to putting bielefeld ahead. shortly after the restart dorismond did just that opener mahmoud downloads playing the redeemer one little nod long afterwards a trip on marco

there's always more work to do in this round putting the shows to up the ante making a brave offer to boyd and to continue the discussion in person in an uncensored live online broadcast something that may be unprecedented in such high level talks yeah but you put a luxury to but i want to invite president biden to continue our discussion on the condition that it's in the form of live broadcast online so far the white house has avoided rising to the challenge of making history refusing to commit or comment on the offer i don't have anything to report to you in terms of a future meeting the president of course be in georgia tomorrow and quite busy the program has said we'll take further silence as a no and while we can't know what goes on behind the scenes of international diplomacy if biden's early days in office were a game of poker it seems this hand would go to his perceived adverse story probably not the effect he wanted to make with his initial comments. i still up and coming here on the program authorities along america's southern border are raising the alarm it's over i record numbe

to create 3 evening meeting rooms for the likes of climate chris 8 is a joke boyd and justin and country head host laura embarrassing the hotel hasn't actually got planning permission to build the new version and that the cation was submitted on monday but hasn't been accepted and if it gets rejected and have to do the reverse of what they've done that was. the hotel which prides itself on being eco friendly i won the coveted i eco hotel of the year award 2019 slash $24.00 to the 2020 slash $21.00 award as a local councillors with one of them saying i think it's a disgrace that the summit which is meant to be looking at the effects of climate change and the environment is being organized and hosted by people who obviously don't give a damn about the how chalte chalte tell future proof lupo statement you said status committee to sustainability and dedicated to protecting the environment now and for generations to come we can confirm this was not ancient woodland and there are no bad just sets on this piece of land you would have to think the best thing to say to climate change would be to

as good as the best in new york that that's the ultimate end goal for me, and it's pretty cool to boyd trick bagels is known for their softer, more leathery crust. winston says she came up with her recipe after experimenting for five years by which, by the way is a yiddish word for cute little boy. i can't wait to try them all right, the grammy award words were held tonight, and they looked a little different this year with a much smaller ceremony and all of the artists wearing masks, reporter amanda solace tells us about tonight's big winners. trevor noah hosted the 2021 grammy awards, and they started off with back to back performances with a couple of music's biggest names. harry styles hitting those watermelon sugar high notes and billy, i'll ish giving us everything i wanted literally. beyonce of billy a beetle and her brother phinnaeus, who buttoned up the three plus our night with the record of the year when, really, i ish. well during the first part of her acceptance speech, i'll ish praise meghan, the stallion, saying how big a fan she was of her and that meghan, who was also

and calls for justice to minneapolis where once again this time again and again for george boyd just hours from now the trial for the white officer charged in his death gets underway plus the u.s. is the country hardest hit by coded 19 we'll take a look at the response there where 2000000 people a day are now being taxed in the. oh i'm sorry martin good to have you with us the search is on for survivors after a series of powerful explosions in equitorial guinea at least 20 people were killed hundreds more have been injured the blasts tore apart tamil. terry based in the country's most populous city. residential areas near the base were obliterated trapping people under the rubble the country's foreign minister has called for international assistance in dealing with the disaster. panic confusion and flight and the city of the largest getting. shock over the disaster that struck in their midst. we don't know we don't know what caused this. we don't know what happened there was a fire. according to the government dynamite exploded in the city's military barracks setting off a series of

_ matter is unrest following george boyd's death, he said that they were concerned _ boyd's death, hesperse them, and the scene of the national guard around _ and the scene of the national guard around the — and the scene of the national guard around the white house and dealing with protecting the lincoln memorial and other— with protecting the lincoln memorial and other places, they didn't want a repeat— and other places, they didn't want a repeat of— and other places, they didn't want a repeat of that, so maybe they overreacted in the other direction, but also _ overreacted in the other direction, but also the criticism is that there was a _ but also the criticism is that there was a lack— but also the criticism is that there was a lack of planning before january— was a lack of planning before january six that preparations were not made — january six that preparations were not made for how to deal with contingencies if there was going to be a mob — contingencies if there was going to be a mob attacking the us capital, so i be a mob attacking the us capital, so i think— be a mob atta