brown brothers are the four sons of alexander brown and important in the brown trading empire. liverpool which was the essential english port throughout this period of time a transatlantic trading business with agents in liverpool philadelphia and the new york city which eventually becomes the dominant house of these four branches. there's no firm that has survived from 1800 to 2021. longevity is not the only reason to write. it's not necessarily an interesting life nor does it necessarily provide any lessons it is also tempting to try to ascribe policies in characteristics in retrospect to say this is the way to survive. there's always look in their size contingency and there are plenty of family partnerships throughout the years of the 19th century and the second 50 years of the 19th century all of them look like they were solid stable and could withstand the test of time and didn't for one reason or another. subject to the next generation not as interested or adapter whatever the reason. accepting the fact there's a certain amount of luck and it's not all determined by cultu

an amazing achievement for sky brown. she's already done so l sky brown.efore she took to the olympic stage, to have that beamed into the front rooms of people who may be otherwise wouldn't take a look at skateboarding is incredibly valuable. ~ ., ., ~' look at skateboarding is incredibly valuable. ~ ., ., ~ ., valuable. what do you think of the wa the valuable. what do you think of the way the sport _ valuable. what do you think of the way the sport has _ valuable. what do you think of the way the sport has been _ valuable. what do you think of the way the sport has been presented | way the sport has been presented during the olympics? there's been a big debate anyway, i think i'm right in saying, amongst skateboarding enthusiasts about whether it's a good thing or not to be recognised as an olympic sport. what you make of it? ., ., �*, ., as an olympic sport. what you make ofit? ., ., �*, ., , of it? you are right, it's a big controversy _ of it? you are right, it's a big controversy in _ of it? you are right, it's a big controversy in the _ of it? you a

. >> okay charlie brown and snoop three minutes going over the hill.e go for undocking and we'll see you around the other side. >> roger. >> roger. >> the undocking took place behind the moon. ♪ when contact was re-established, charlie and snoopy were ready for decent. ready for the separation maneuver prior to descent. the word from john young and charlie brown was -- >> you never know how big this thing gets when there ain't nobody in here but one guy. >> never know how small it looks when you're as far away as we are. >> if you could turn on the radar transponder. >> okay, my transponder is on. transponder is on and the test switch is in operate. >> i should be getting a radar signal here and i sure don't. >> an electronic piece in the radar equipment in the command module was not functioning, and without it there would be no orbit decent in the lunar module. in mission control and in the two spacecraft switch positions and procedures were rechecked, for the descent and subsequent rendevous were the heart of the apollo mission. from mission control

and charlie brown are hugging each other. >> roger that.heard them down here. >> but the day is not over yet. they still had to prepare the command module. >> we're all back in the command module, the tunnel is all locks up. standing by here for when you give us the word. >> we can go ahead and separate here, charlie brown. >> okay. houston, we'll give you a countdown. five, four, three, two, one, fire. >> when he leaves, he leaves. it is right into the sun, right into the sun. >> and there was a lot of people who did a good job, and i will tell you with these vehicles so far, that little snoopy was a real winner. >> we concur. >> that charlie brown is no slouch, either. >> the next day, apollo 10 stayed in orbit around the moon. the orbital deviations were bigger and bigger. on board more photography and tracking and with each figure, it is being pinned down closer and closer for the anticipation of the arrival of apollo 11. >> this is a very interesting looking things that sort of look like volcanos. there is one on the backside that, if

sky brown will take bronze. she has _ played out. sky brown will take bronze.out. sky brown will take bronze. she has already lived i played out. sky brown will take i bronze. she has already lived her ounu bronze. she has already lived her ouna life bronze. she has already lived her young life in _ bronze. she has already lived her young life in the _ bronze. she has already lived her young life in the spotlight. - bronze. she has already lived her young life in the spotlight. but i bronze. she has already lived her| young life in the spotlight. but for the girl born injapan draped in the british flag this was the best feeling in the world. the judges were looking for difficult tricks, quality and consistency. sky brown has a giant trick bag. what you needed was a smooth run. not ideal. but with three runs allowed there was still hope.— was still hope. missing the kick fli -. the was still hope. missing the kick flip. the pressure _ was still hope. missing the kick flip. the pressure is _ was still hope. missing the kick flip. the pressure is on. - was still h

it's all about chantelle brown. >> tuesday's election is a key test for the party's direction and the biden agenda. with candidates and other groups flooding the airwaves, spending

turner and brown are vying to fill the seat of marcia fudge who stepped down to serve in biden's cabinet. sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez are for turner and hillary clinton and leaders of the congressional black caucus backing brown. >> there is no contrast, it is all about shontel brown. >> reporter: it is a key test for the party's direction and the biden agenda with other groups flooding the airwaves

>> brown: he's been asking >> brown: he's been asking 'why' in 24 books, including two on one of hisown subjects: ravens, a bird not usually found in great numbers here. his work with them began with one of those 'anomalies'. >> i heard 'aahh, aahh'. ravens making this noise. and i said, well, i've never heard them make that noise before, what's going on? and i said, i bet there are some big food there. and so i went up there almost a mile up into the hills there and sure enough, there was a moose, and it was covered with brush. you couldn't really see it. i think a poacher had killed it there and then covered it up. but the ravens had found it and they were feeding there. and all of a sudden there were a lot of them. so where did they come from? did they attract each other? no-- they're not supposed to do that. you get a big pile of gold, you hide it. you don't let anyone know. >> brown: what's going on individually and then as a group. >> yeah. so that took, like 20 years. >> brown: that included raising ravens himself to study their behavior. and some of them would accompany him o

a lot more confidence now. >> brown: and how bad was it?an, to the point where sometimes i'm feeling beyond thankful to even be sitting here alive, still. >> brown: re-invention cam through food, first driving around an old airstream to do pop-up dinners in barns, orchards and farms, en in the restored old mill back in the town she'd first so wanted to leave. this is a proudly women-run business-- a small group of friends, with everyone doing more than one job. french's mother, deanna-- divorced from french's father-- learned the wine business from the bottom up, and runs the wine cellar and shop. the secret to her success, french believes-- make the restaurant feel like home, keep the food simple and fresh, cook by intuition. >> what inspirese and what makes me a good cook are the ingredients. so, i don't want to go searching for ingredients and forcing them if i can't find the right fresh thing. so i need it that morning. this is what's coming and this is what you've got to work with. and that's my challenge. like: here's your toolbox. >>

and you are watching sky brown, and you want to be - sky brown, and you want to be computer in in parisris? yes, hopefully. also with us is i computer in in paris? yes, - hopefully. also with us is alex. alex is part _ hopefully. also with us is alex. alex is part of _ hopefully. also with us is alex. alex is part of team _ hopefully. also with us is alex. alex is part of team gb - hopefully. also with us is alex. alex is part of team gb and . hopefully. also with us is alex. alex is part of team gb and he j alex is part of team gb and he narrowly missed out on qualifying for the olympics. how hard is a standard in the uk?— for the olympics. how hard is a standard in the uk? very high. and it's caettin standard in the uk? very high. and it's getting better— standard in the uk? very high. and it's getting better and _ standard in the uk? very high. and it's getting better and keeps - standard in the uk? very high. and it's getting better and keeps going | it's getting better and keeps going up it's getting better and keeps going up and up and so hopefully, for the next olympics will see

nomination, this election would make brown in independence. which is weird since i thought the democratic establishment was always saying, vote blue no matter who, maybe they should add a caviar to the slogan like, unless the damage class war fight. and then you got to go with the right in. i don't know why or a boat in any case, here's mister mayor, explaining what the voters have said. we know the difference between socialism and democracy. we are going to fight for democracy in the city of buffalo. the voters have said that they don't want an unqualified in experience. radical socialists, i guess he's right, as in those are things that select voters have said specifically to him. that's a great thing about of agary like the voters. you could also claim that the voters in washington d. c. have said we should have polish traffic circles and you would be right because that's the thing. at least one voter has said, even yelled, i'll be it to myself while getting lost for the umpteenth time. because the lose direction to scrolling war taxes, i p

brown has the support of the police department. each year she holds a gathering at the scene of the crime, brown says. there are many witnesses, including people, aubrey warned. but few we'll talk. you should say something. give me some closure. investigators declined to give a motive. information they say would compromise their investigation. this is one of those cases that's really going to be solved if somebody comes forward and tell what they know, brown says her anger and hatred have subsided over time, but her resolve to bring those responsible for his son's death to justice is unwavering. i want my chance to see them in court. i want my chance to go up and tell them. that's but why investigators tell me they have several suspects in this case beneath corroborating to be police are offering a $250,000 reward to help solve this homicide in san francisco, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. department of homeland security issued a terrorism alert today. officials say the upcoming 20th anniversary of the 9 11 terror attacks could ins

but when put up against brown, i think brown just resonated more for that part of cleveland. >> do youhink it's a broader trend. because in the democratic party you at least have a battle going on about how who's going to control it, and it's about ideology. you've got the sanders' wing, which turner represented versus the biden wing, shall we say, the moderates, jim clyburn very unfluently here. and the moddats have been winning. in the republican party you don't have any battle at all about ideology. it's all about whether you are beholden to the orange god king or not. and -- >> which is ideological. >> and there aren't many who are nontrump. there's a guy craig schneider who just announced in pennsylvania for the senate race who's explicitly nontrump. but those candidates are hard to find. >> the republican who won in ohio. >> he was endorsed by trump. trump after susan wright who he endorsed last week. they doubled down financially to get this guy through. yeah, to me there's not really, like -- it's often painted as, oh, there's a fight within the republican party. not really. do

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thank you reverend brown. thank you, cassie cook for your courage and everyone who's joining us here today and, as i said, you know, we don't know how long covid will be with us. but we want to make sure we do our part so we begin to open up everything we need to and finally i'll just say dr. colfax touched on it a little bit the people in the hospital are younger and we've had about 1800 people who were hospitalized and 1600 people were vaccinated. if just shows you that if more people were. so we've got work to do. we're out here. we'll be out here another hour and a half. please come to the philmore mini park between turk and golden gate to get your vaccine today. thank you. any questions from the press? >> reporter: [inaudible] have you seen any uptick in vaccination rates? >> we have seen an uptick in the percentage of people who've been vaccinated and so that's been good. we've also even though we're still seeing a lot more cases than we're comfortable with, we see the average numbers decline. so that's

brown: we can see you and -- chairman brown: we can see you and hear you, jack. senator reed: there's a little bit of disruption in technology. thank you for your testimony and involvement with the loan fund act, which i have been pursuing for years. could you just elaborate on the benefits of the -- [indiscernible] mr. chairman, i'm sorry, i cannot -- >> [crosstalk] ms. smith: i apologize. my audio is going in and out, but we are very supportive of setting up a loan fund to bring some stability to the funding level. we have heard over and over again from communities that say they cannot sustain keeping mitigation efforts on staff and planning ahead toward the mitigation products that they need because the funding goes up and down, it is feast and famine, so your proposal would stabilize funding and would allow states to put money on the table and help leverage this and would really be transformational, i think, in terms of promoting new mitigation projects. senator reed: thank you very much. i will try another question, though my machine is not cooperating. mr.

kate brown's sex life was shattering ceilings.gh woo-hoo.look at the post you noticed something a little bit weird, actually kate brown was married to a man. guess he had a different last name, but he was still as they say on tiktok binary. he was a dude. that's fine, of course, but a little bit confusing, how does having her groom at her wedding mate kate brown and official member of the lgbtq! -- they >> nobody bothered to ask and it was like we don't call barack obama half white which he is, it's not part of the question, celebrate! so voters in oregon dutifully celebrated, and out from under them the world changed. suddenly things in america went from flaccid to highly turbulent. especially true in oregon when it was fighting left-wing militia for more than a year.ci the biggest city was destroyed, people died. and then a virus arrived from china and it killed thousands. it was a very serious moment, unfortunately oregon did not have a very serious leader. it had some dopey soccer mom who got elected because she claims she had a girlfrie

brown to be white.s. i'm not going to lie for a second and tell you that there are times where i've wanted to bleach the brown out of me because life would have been so much easier if i wasn't brown, if i wasn't bangladeshi, if i could just be like everybody else. i come with all of those layers that i do represent, and i understand the importance of that now. if you and me were talking five years ago, i would have said, "let's talk about baking." now it's far more important for me to talk about representation as much as it is about baking cakes. even i, even on this platform, i forget sometimes that i'm actually quite good at what i do, and that's because we were raised to always be very humble. we were always raised to stay quiet, know your place, to be grateful. i remember my gran always saying, "be grateful, you're in their country, be grateful." and to be honest, you know what, nan? i am grateful, but i can also be great. you know, i can also be great. i'm excited today, looking forward to speaking

kate brown's decree is nonsensical.ff, if the vaccines work, then why are vaccinated people required to where max? and for that matter, why does anyone required outdoors. outdoor transmission of covid is so rare that it's practically nonexistent. that is true whether or not you have been vaccinated. as mark lipsitz, an epidemiologist of harvard pointed out "outdoor masking has notable costs and really no evidence of benefit" and that remains true tonight. even tony fauci who ordinarily never tells -- only tells the truth and private emails admitted the same thing a public "it's pretty and common sense that outdoor risk is really, really quite low" fauci said. in a study from ireland confirms that this is true. researchers they are considered more than hundred 30,000 covid cases in ireland through march this year, what did they find? they found that only one in a thousand could be traced to outdoor transmission. so as a factual matter, kate brown's order is absurd. but even if you ignore the science and convinced yoursel

seat, and cuyahoga's chantal brown and nina turner has been one of the most vitriolic primaries in democratic history. and down the road in columbus, we are watching the 11-way republican field including a candidate backed by former president donald trump and the other by recent holder steven stivers. a defeat could deal a blow to the president who is using primary threats as a primary means as keeping the influence over the party. a pac made a six-figure buy last week on trump's chosen candidate in ohio mike kerry. nbc news political editor mark murray is with us now. mark, some big named surrogates came to down for brown and turner over the weekend and what should we watch for in the ohio 11th primary tomorrow? >> yeah, the democratic race has given me ptsd of the bernie

brown is backed by hillary clinton and the congressional black caucus. jeff zeleny joins us live from cleveland. a test of the democratic party's struggle at an interesting moment. >> john, there's no doubt. this is not a question of the democratic majority. whoever wins the primary tomorrow is almost certain to win the general election. this is a democratic district. but there is a question about the direction of the democratic party. are progressives going to see a moment here that they really have not seen all yearlong in other primary races across the country. we spent the weekend in cleveland. and i can tell you there is a sense of a reviving some of the old divisions going back to the 2016 campaign, you mentioned hillary clinton endorsing shawn tell brown, a council member here. nina turner, a familiar face a long-time bernie sanders ally. bernie sanders was out in force endorsing her. establishment versus progressive. and we had a flavor here of

in election news, chantel brown has defeated nina turner, bernie sanders former campaign cochair in a closely watched democratic primary to fill the seat of marcia fudge in ohio's 11th congressional district. brown is the chair of the cuyahoga county democratic party and received the backing of many establishment democrats including hillary clinton and james clyburn as well as the democratic majority for israel pac that spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on the race. nina turner was endorsed by senator sanders, alexandria ocasio-cortez, and other aggressive's. turner says we did not lose this race, people money maligned the selection. the trunk backed coal lobbyist mike carey won the republican primary, defeating 10 others. in afghanistan, at least eight people died on tuesday when a car bomb exploded in a heavily secured area of couple outside

we saw members of the congressional black caucus supporting shontel brown. president biden's agenda was at the center of the conversation. which one of these candidates will help push his agenda forward. shontel brown was the answer. she said she was going to run as a partner. it was a coalition of moderate

we saw shontel brown embracing it. she said, look, send me to washington to help advice president biden's agenda. nina turner who is a recognized face here, a former cnn commentator, a big supporter of bernie sanders, she supports the biden agenda but wanted to push the message in a much more progressive direction. it's a classic age-old fight we've been watching inside the democratic party. a moderate lane or progressive lane. the moderate won out. so there's no question with president biden in the white

: you write, "we are brown, black, white, indigenous, european and african. us speak spanish. some of us don't." how much is that diversity understood? >> i don't think it's understood very well at all. i think there is a real failure to understand the intimacies at the heart of the latino experience, the ambivalence that people feel. you know, your average latino immigrant, first-generation immigrant, is really conflicted about his or her or their identity. where do i really belong? you know, am i really mexican? am i really honduran? am i really cuban? i have american children now, does that make me an american? you know, the inner turmoil of the latino experience really is part of what defines us as a people. >> brown: the labels, though, you suggest, are always about distinguishing some part of the population from the dominant white population, especially now. so, tell me what you see happening. >> the united states people, the people of north america, have always sort of struggled with words to describe the people who come from the south, right, who come

but then you see brown's win in ohio as well as eric adams in new york city. president biden, sure doesn't seem like progressives have control of the democratic party. >> well, as an ohioan, i think ohio voters are very far from socialism. if you look at the district in which brown and turner were running, that was former secretary fudge's district. before that congressman stephanie tubbs jones. very democratic, black women, northeast working-class folks.

martha fudge, shontel brown defeated nina turner. it's a blow to progressives with turner endorsed by bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez falling short of the moderate brown backed by hillary clinton and several members of the congressional black caucus including jim clyburn. meanwhile in the republican primary in ohio's 15th district the disgraced former president's candidate mike carey came out on top in a 11-candidate field. and that's tonight's reid out. and joy comes back tomorrow night so be sure to tune in. among her guests donald trump's niece, mary trump. and i'll see you again right here at 10:00 a.m. this sunday. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in," donald trump's coup came closer to succeeding than we ever knew. tonight the smoking gun document that could have up ended democracy as we know it and the doj official who tried to help trump steal the election.

sky brown, that was it. insane. so good. sky brown. the _ that was it. insane. so good.e final effort._ in i meaning it was all or nothing for the final effort._ in a l the final effort. there it is! in a minute packed _ the final effort. there it is! in a minute packed with _ the final effort. there it is! in a minute packed with difficulty i the final effort. there it is! in a i minute packed with difficulty she packed —— where she came of age. she wasn't even the youngest on the podium. the japanese silver medallist is 12. the gold medallist a comparative veteran at 19. it’s a comparative veteran at 19. it's incredible — a comparative veteran at 19. it's incredible. it _ a comparative veteran at 19. it�*s incredible. it feels unreal. i am so happy to be here with the girls. i’m happy to be here with the girls. i'm blessed. brown wasjust happy to be here with the girls. i'm blessed. brown was just five when hannah mills first won an olympic medal. she is now the most successful female sailor in the history of the games. her and eilidh mcintyre only needed to finish sec

and it was the college that save the johnson brown fort and brought it back to harpers ferry. he was in chicago, illinois. prior to the harpers valley national park being desecrated. on the bottom edge the fort today replacing the lower town of harper's ferry in its original location. >> they have held john brown's descendents as well as many of you may know led by several prominent african-americans, met at harper's ferry for their second meeting. the first meeting on the u.s. side of the border, the first meeting was in niagara falls, canada due to threats that were leveled against them for bearing to talk about what it looks like to have equality and civil rights within the united states. so reconciliation. >> i content all national parks as a public spaces are brave spaces to talk about -- to talk about the violence. to talk about the oppression. to acknowledge, to commit to repentance. and to work towards restoration. i would let the park i would like to highlight national historic site. it was one of ten war relocation camps that was used to house japanese-americans duri

and at that point, jacob brown was arrested.y cam footage until a month now. it's only being released now because his criminal defense attorney through discovery filed a motion to compel to get this footage simply for the fact that aaron is still being prosecuted for resisting arrest. and we needed this footage to come out so that he could be vindicated in this process. he's not the criminal here. he complied, he did what the officers asked. if not for having the district judge to release that information, we would still be in the same place. this has been insidious and it's heartbreaking. we need change here. >> you say he's still being prosecuted. the police allege he fought with the state deputies before the troopers arrived. they charged you with resisting arrest. but there is no footage of this. you're disputing it, aaron, right? >> yes, sir. >> did you resist arrest? >> no, sir. when they had me on the ground, he was hitting me with the flashlight, but i was already handcuffed. he was hitting me multiple times with the fla

brown jr., or as he refers to himself, cq brown jr. we will get started in a moment but just a reminder that we are happy to accept your questions, and i will ask as many as time permits. to submit a question, please email headliners@press.org. air force chief of staff general charles q. brown jr. is the first and only black service chief in u.s. history, and he hasn't been shy about calling out the military for its failure to diversify the leadership ranks and the racism that still exists within it. general brown has said that the death of george floyd and the black lives matter movement made the air force take a hard look at itself. [clears throat] excuse me. a recent report found that black air personnel have lower promotion rates and fewer leadership opportunities. that, brown says, must change in order for the air force to make the best use of its talent and remain competitive with its adversaries. that competitiveness forms the basis of general brown's mission. last year, general brown, who is responsible for the training and equ

, brown says.e many witnesses, including people, aubrey warned, but few will talk. you should say something. give me some closure. we will never stop when it comes to the pursuit of justice investigators declined to give a motive. information they say would compromise their investigation. this is one of those cases that is really going to be solved if somebody comes forward and tell what they know, brown says. her anger and hate hatred have subsided over time, but her resolve to bring those responsible for his son's death to justice is unwavering. i want my chance to see them in court. i want my chance to go up and tell them why. investigators tell me they have several suspects in this case, but indeed corroborating witnesses to bring charges. the police are offering a $250,000 reward to try to help solve this homicide. andre got to feel it for a man who cannot get closure to her son's case. amberleigh reporting for us live in san francisco. amber. thank you. police in san jose, say a woman and two

sarah — what a story this could be for sky brown.for the olympics, and then obviously the olympics were delayed by a year. that has helped her potentially as well because she suffered a really bad crash last year. she has recovered since from that and is here in tokyo to take part in the park events. we have discrete event in the opening weekend of the olympics. now it is the turn of the park skaters. sky brown is such a talent in that's going for uk. i world bronze medallist. also a 15—year—old as well going for team gb. however, look out for the japanese 15—year—old. she is the highly fancied skateboarder to win gold in this. we know that they were relegated in the street events, winning gold there. so they are looking for another gold medal there, but it is such a brilliant story, and i know there will be so much attention on sky brown when she competes a little bit later. apart from that. _ competes a little bit later. apart from that, sarah, _ competes a little bit later. apart from that, sarah, what - competes a little bit late