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brown power. because he's doing his job. an important raising more lives saving his land and growing more of the things we need and proud of him just for being an american that we can count on at a time. every american has an important job. do.

i'm james brown.ht, former president donald trump pleads the fifth during his deposition, ahead of a $250 million fraud lawsuit filed by new york's attorney general. plus, alec baldwin has been formally charged with involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting on the set of his film "rust," along with the movie's weapons specialist. but first, a massive winter storm system is targeting the nation's midsection with ice, sleet, and snow. winter storm alerts are spread across 14 states. officials are urging residents to stay off the roads and be prepared for power outages. at least two deaths in texas have been reported. thousands of flights have also been delayed and canceled, mostly in the south. cbs's omar villafranca will start us off tonight from memphis. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. memphis is under an ice storm warning, and let me show you exactly what that means. there's a thin layer of ice all on these trees, and on the roads, and it's causing all kinds of problems from texas

i gotta tell you hoe is right or die for the brown bombers. has been the president since 1999 before any of them were born, i believe. and some people come and gone in the various organizations but he remained consistent in advocacy to support the work of the communities. i'm honored to be here to recognize the accomplishment of the extraordinary, talityentsed young people and here to appreciate you for your work and consistency and being that voice for them every step of the way. without further adieu, ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of san francisco, i want to front rainen ross with a certificate recognizing the brown bombers and the incredible w they do. [applause]. thank you. and with that i want to say a few words to your folks who are here. >> thank you very much. so, first i want to say thank you to our honorable mayor london breed and everyone here. i have been working with the mayor's office the last week on this event. certificate was not mentioned. thank you. it it is a pleasant surprise. san francisco brown bombers start in the 199

, brown who grew up picking cotton. but this is the first african american navy aviator who died during the korean war after his plane was hit by enemy gunfire. in 1950, jonathan majors plays jesse brown. i don't think after this. >> we will the courier the guy who you know, and and stands right beside the tuskegee airman and people is a memory and i hope this based on what we did in that film. i have no doubt his life in war lies at the african american military history museum in harrisburg, where reception was held recently with family friend and cast from the movie to honor him and others who have served our country. and will mike is just the browns daughter, the fact a friendship that can become a devoted friendship was another person. and no matter what your differences are, that you become friends and everything doesn't have to as something that out in violence over >> his granddaughter jessica night. henry says they're happy that his story is finally being told. so the whole world can see. we grew up always knowi

i gotta tell you hoe is right or die for the brown bombers. has been the president since 1999 before any of them were born, i believe. and some people come and gone in the various organizations but he remained consistent in advocacy to support the work of the communities. i'm honored to be here to recognize the accomplishment of the extraordinary, talityentsed young people and here to appreciate you for your work and consistency and being that voice for them every step of the way. without further adieu, ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of san francisco, i want to front rainen ross with a certificate recognizing the brown bombers and the incredible w they do. [applause]. thank you. and with that i want to say a few words to your folks who are here. >> thank you very much. so, first i want to say thank you to our honorable mayor london breed and everyone here. i have been working with the mayor's office the last week on this event. certificate was not mentioned. thank you. it it is a pleasant surprise. san francisco brown bombers start in the 199

sadly, many plaque and brown people do -- many black and brown people do every day. we want our communities to be safe. we don't want to end policing. we want to stop bad policing. all of us should agree that bad policing has no place in any community in america. that is why we need to address the public health epidemic of public safety that disproportionately affects our communities. i want to commend our colleague, senator tim scott, republican from south carolina, who issued this statement, and i quote, we have been here too many times before and we cannot continue down this path. this man was beaten by the power of the state, by men entrusted with protecting his safety. we must unite against this plate ant disregard for human life especially from those whom have been trusted with immense power and responsibility for our communities, unquote. mr. speaker, democrats and some republicans agree, this is an important issue that must be addressed. something must change to prevent further unnecessary death. in the coming weeks, my colleagues in the congressional black c

brown: thank you. senator toomey? senator toomey: thank you very much. today's hearing is about the cfpb. it wouldn't be a surprise if mre last time he'll appear before me. last time he appeared before the committee i asked about overreach and a politicized agenda. this behavior is nothing new for cfpb. under director chopra, my concern is it's more out of control than it's ever been. i'm disappointed but not surprised to note that the cfpb has continued this pattern of overreach. in our constitutional system of checks and balance only congress has the power to appropriate money. james madison called this, and i quote, the most complete and effectule weapon with which any constitution can arm the immediate representatives of the people. end quote. the dodd-frank act exempted the cfpb from appropriations. it empowers them to take money from the fed which itself is not subject to appropriations. thereby exempting them from congressional control. there are other financial regulators not on appropriations

now brown says the work will continue in this building.makes you proudest when you stand here? >> to know this community that is predominantly black and has been abandoned, has been destroyed from 7th slim jenkins, supper club. somehow we will resurrect the spirit of people. kumasi: between the 1940's and 1960's 7th street competed with san francisco's fillmore district for the title of harlem of the west with the bustling music scene and black-owned businesses. but several renewal businesses uprooted the black community. for more than 30 years it stayed vacant until the nonprofit brown founded got a license from the city of oakland to develop it. brown said her sight on a building with affordable housing. the builders challenge was the $80,000 price tag. >> i do not even know how i did it. i forced my way into the system to get enough to do this. kumasi: more than half came from the state. all of the units will be for those with low income and brown says the ground floor will be a commercial space with four businesses owned by people who

and it stayed in brown's family and one of brown's descendants i think his granddaughter or something like that. and that was in the 1930s donated it to the huntington library. and so august team was kind enough to give me a scan of that. and i put that scan on my book because i felt it was important and it was then kind of wrapping up the story this past august when my book was almost done, i got an email from a man and he said he was james and grounds great great grandson and that he could send a picture of the church that brown helped to found in near springfield as well. he sent me a picture of mr. brown's gravestone. and so we that in as well. and here we are this is kind of the end of the story, at least for now, that these are kind of my books, road maps, mileposts as well as olga and wendy. their recollections of how this project came to be are both our personal journeys or inspiration to publication and to the lesson in. all this is that the road to discovery never ends. it's just there's always more to be found. and even to this. i've got some new pieces that can put in my b

that brown? -- at brown? walter: at that point, there were quite a few.nteresting that you'd ask about that because i was reminiscing with my old friends about what we call a golden age at brown. brown when i was there in 1969 and 1970, we had professors in engineering, physics, chemistry, political science, history, english, the general counsel was black. the associate human resources, we had a wonderful black community. it did not grow linearly, and it did not even last, but the time i was there in the early 1970's. a vibrant period. david: you were at brown for a number of years and then you got recruited to be the head of argonne? walter: i did. david: what does argonne actually do? walter: argonne is what is called a general science, national laboratory, one of the laboratories that the department of energy owns but they are operated by contractors. the university operates argonne. so, for much of this history it was involved in nuclear reactors. these now it does basic science. a lot of materials science and a -- low temperature science. 's that is

and brown folks, and uses her brown skin to launder white supremacist talking points. never let her. if you don't believe me, what did and coulter tell proud american nikki haley two days ago? go back to your country. nikki, they'll never levy. it ain't worth it. >> go back to where you came from, which is the ultimate racist insults, and of course, the title of your book. asha, we know that haley was in support of taking down the carolina -- confederate flag in north carolina after the massacre of black folks. she got a lot of plaudits for that. in fact, she had this to say about the flag back in 2010, when she was first running for governor. she was interviewed by basically a far-right, pro confederate group. >> the scripts that come in and say they have issues with the confederate flag, i will work to talk to them about it. i will talk to them about the heritage and how this is not something that is racist. this is something that is a tradition that people feel proud of. and let them know that we want their business in the state, and at the flag, where it is, was a

sky brown becomes the first british skateboarding world champion. at just 1a years old. best teams in the nfl with a trophy on the line. and that's before you add in the parties. the half time show. and the chicken wings. we build up to super bowl 57 hello again. the steve borthwick era in england rugby has its first win. the bonus point 31—14 victory over italy twickenham takes his side third in the six nations table and represented a significant improvement on their opening match in the tournament. as jane dougall reports his first match in charge and in defeat last week. good england head coach put that behind him on his return to twickenham? england still smarting from the loss to scotland face an italian team who have turned up face an italian team who have turned up to the six nations. england's quality shone through quickly. jack was rewarded after an emotional return to the start line—up. england acted swiftly and all the checksum had his first try for england. england got a third before the break but in the second half that it's really that gay friends such a sc

democrat sherrod brown? the man of the people? he's been forced to acknowledge that the situation on the ground is no bueno. take a look. >> senator brown, you were just there this week on thursday. should the residents of east palestine accept the assurances from the government or are they right to be skeptical? >> they're right to be skeptical. the epa administrator when i was there both the state and the federal epa administrators said that but when you return to your home, we think the water is safe. when you return to your home, you should be tested again for your water and your soil and your air. not to mention those that have their own wells. >> this crisis is getting the attention that it deserves but is it too little too late? after severe backlash, norfolk southern's ceo traveled to east palestine over the weekend. no work yet if anyone from the white house will ever make the trip. kind of like the border. it's happening. we don't want to talk about it. former president trump is set to visit the to

now brown says that work will continue in this building. think about when you stand here? >> to know that this community that is not only black, but has been abandonstroyed d it beautye spirit of people who imagined community wealth. >> between the 1940's and 1960's, 7th street competed with san francisco's fillmore district with -- for the title of harlem of the west with its bustling music scene and black-owned businesses, but several urban renewal projects uprooted the black community. brown founded a got a license from the city of oakland to develop it. brown set her sights on a building with businesses and affordable housing. the biggest challenge -- the $80 million price tag. >> nobody knows how i did it. i don't even know how i did it, but i for smile way -- i my way into the system to get enough money to do it. >> more than half the money came from the state, all the units for people with low income. brown says the ground floor will be a commercial space with businesses owned by people who are formerly incarcerated or economically m

i asked stools are usually brown, of course, that's a healthy column. but what's the healthy number of bowel movement? one bomb over a day, up to $31.00 bomb over a week, up to 3 per week, that is normal. so every human be is completely different. a yellow stool that's unusually foul smelling could indicate an infection or a problem with your digestive system. if it persists the your dr. white, pale or play colored stool could be a sign of liver or bile duct disease. some colors indicate what food you've been eating. and green stools are usually the result of a healthy diet. a red color still can also simply be the results of the foods you eat. but as with every dark stool, it could indicate the presence of blood a sign of colon cancer, time to see a doctor that earlier you detected the better the. 2 so remember, your stools can tell you a lot about your health. 2 an estimated 40 percent of all cancers are caused by factors that we can influence according to the german cancer research center. one of those factors is diet, being overweight, candy to info

that is, their brown headed, their korean brown headed spider monkey td's estimated that there's less than $500.00 individuals in the wild. i let them in the bud. okay. if we don't put a foot on a one. 0, i your own opinion. i have a go in a going up and going to be and i will when i when it low them when i go there. thank amanda ga. gov oh, a minute. there are still a lot of things that we need to discover that we need to find out a study density of this animals in a certain area and how this might inform the conservation of the species. i discovered that brown had spider monkey survey tell for dead dispersion of certain 3 species, and it took one forest and the seed germination of these trees east improved by passing through the gods of sped. this means that they are the gardeners of these habits. and as a number. a spacious, while they feel if we can serve them a, where conserving the habit of the chuckle. so this forest afford every generation depends on this by them, by get very excited when they sing, because every time you learn something new, every time is always trying to say

in 2007 flat reluctantly stepped aside for golden brown. and a year later, the financial deregulation put in place during the neo liberal revolution of the 1980s, helped bring about a credit crisis that almost broke the global economy. gordon brown was forced to bay allow, failing butcher's baggage with british tax payers money. brown's climb as prime minister didn't last long. he was vote also 2010 and replaced by new conservative. i'm in a so david cameron cameron set out to leave the country still reeling in the wake of a financial disaster. and a coalition government that had set it fights on one thing above everything else would use the nation's debt debt. neil approved orthodoxy, is that you must push your overall levels of that down past the basic, nearly april policy in response to the global financial crisis. and so this is where we go stereotype from the idea that we must slash public spending in order to pay our debt done. so just 30 at a very dish portion impacts on the pool on as it minorities, because many people, minorities,

i asked stools are usually brown of course that's a healthy color. but what's a healthy number of bowel movement? one, bob woodward, a day up to $31.00 bar movement to week up to 3 per week that is normal. so every human b is completely different. a yellow stool that's unusually foul smelling could indicate an infection or a problem with your digestive system. if it persists, the your dr. white, pale or clay colored stool could be a sign of liver or bile duct disease. some colors indicate what food you've been eating, and green stores are usually the result of a healthy diet. a red color still can also simply be the results of the foods you eat. but as with every dark stool, it could indicate the presence of blood a sign of colon cancer, time to see a doctor that earlier you detected the better the really so remember, your stools can tell you a lot about your health. an estimated 40 percent of all cancers are caused by factors that we can influence according to the german cancer research center. one of those factors is diet. being overweight, can lea

reverend brown said the task force must decide how come pen sayings are made. there could be things like free tuition, community building programs or cash payments. >> many are saying, i'm just waiting for my check. and i'm waiting to be paid. >> reporter: reverend brown says besides admitting the wrong and at toning for it, the thirty part should be reparations and actions. >> conversation we need to continue to have. >>> actor allison brie joins drew barrymore. join us on our streaming service. grocery tl he want to enjoy eatinglt theig? groutlgou covered. s faan g-fed ground want to enjoy eatinglt theig? beef is just $4.99 per pound. that's a savings worth celebrating. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪. gsgs? well, guess what? we're going to get it on in a hot competition of cornhole with alison brie. that's right. cornhole with me, baby. [theme music] [cheering] [grunts] come on. drew: hi, guys. hello, hello, hello. welcome to the show, (trills r) rossy ross. ross: hi, drew. hi, everybody. hi. fun. are you ready to get on that news horse and ride? giddy up.

now brown says that work will continue in this building.s you proudest when you stand here? >> to know that this community that is predominately black that has been abandoned has been destroyed in its beauty from 7th street from esther's and slim jenkins supper club and we may resurrect the spirit. >> between the 1940's and 1960's 7th street in west oakland competed with san francisco's fillmore district for the title of harlem of the west its bustling music scene and black-owned businesses. several urban renewal projects uprooted the black community. for more than 30 years the slot stayed vacant until the nonprofit ground founded oakland in the world enterprises get a license from the city of oakland to develop it. brown s set her sights on a buildin with businesses and affordable housing. the biggest challenges, the $80 million price tag. >> nobody knows how i did it. i don't even know how i did it but i forced my way into the system to get enough money to do this. >>>> worthen have the money to build the 79 units came from the state. all

i'm pamela brown.dent biden is set to mark a year since the start of rush sha's -- russia's war in ukraine. there is a host of rising global threats. joining me is u.s. ambassador to the united nations linda thomas gree greenfield. ambassador, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you, delighted to be here. >> secretary blinken met with china's foreign minister yesterday as you well know at the munich security conference in the first face-to-face meeting since the spy balloon incursion. blinken said china did not apologize for violating u.s. air space. was that a disappointment? >> i characterize it and said it but i know what secretary blinken said about the news and very clear that what the chinese did with these balloons were totally unacceptable. it was an extraordinary effort against our sovereignty and the president made that clear and that's why we took that balloon down when we did and it -- china can't continue to do that. he made that clear. china has these balloons in -- on five continen

brown is talking about.this country. do you think that is a realistic, let me phrase it this way. what are the chances that happens given the realities of legislating as you know in a divided house? >> absolutely, it's divided. we have a house that is republican controlled, that is this maga insurrectionist platform that gets to lead in congress. where white supremacy gets to lead in congress every day, but you have people here that are pushing and we have brought people with us to be able to help push that change and so this is the thing. we won't forget the pain. the trauma. we won't forget that today. could be another day where another life, act to the point e we get to quit shouting at buildings and throwing pebbles at the ocean. we actually get something and so our president is the first person to help make sure that that happens. whether it's by executive order. whether it's by using political power and political will, but congress needs to move and that courage has to, it has to come and so people lik

lord browne, good to have you on i will see you at the conference in houston in a couple of weeks. we have been great. weather is better and storage is better than everybody expected we will have natural gas to get through the year that is good news. lord browne, is the energy crisis morphinging into a finana crisis >> we will see a financial redist redistribution energy producers, notably the state oil producers and states with oil and gas will be getting more cash flow than they ever expected to get. we see this crisis still around because demand is still picking up post-covid. notably in china we have demand rising and supply being very tight so far so good you know, we take it step by step over the year in particular to the end of this year. >> it is good. the storage levels are good, although, again, we are counting on weather perfection. i'm not sure anybody predicted that mother nature would cooperate the way she has. it was nearly 60 u.s. degrees in new york city a couple days ago which is mid-february which is unheard of how long can europe continue to spend this kind of m

students, particularly black and brown boys. so i think that, you know, for me that is the most important piece that is applicable regardless of where you work and where you are, who who am i and how do i see race? how do i see identity and what is my power position to shift? absolutely. one other question that i love to kind of add some additional voices here in the conversation, but one of the things that i also just understanding systems and how how oppressive can be are you finding that teachers who not be in a position of leadership. mm hmm. are they empowered or they have the opportunity to use these tactics and these resources well. and be able to make a meaningful impact on their individual classrooms? yes, i think the the of a leader really standing firm and setting kind of the commitment and the culture of the organization or the is really important. so in our work, when and what i recognize when i talk to other dei leaders is the significance of the voice of the leadership and the space that creates for others to try

mystics and shared, some of -- mystics and shared that was related to the members of the black and brown communities going to work every day. going to work every day, and the early days of the pandemic, when there was not adequate testing. there was no vaccine. that was obviously a prime opportunity for exposure and subsequent spread and illness and worse. we saw that there. we also some difficulties getting out the right information to allow people to understand ways that they could protect themselves to try to promote contact tracing. all of those things were slow in getting off the ground. there are people who suffered the consequences. i think it is foundational that when you tell someone that they are sick, or when someone knows that there sick but knows that staying home might result in them becoming homeless, not being able to put food on the table for their children, that's the choice. it puts a fine point on the need for paid sick leave. tackling the health inequities also involves dealing with the baseline chronic diseases that are higher in our black and brown committees. diab

well, that mirrors brown's department for energy and climate change.here's also and climate change. there's also a department for science innovation and technology that to some extent mirrors brown's department for innovation. universities and skills. similarly, the department for business and trade echoes , the business and trade echoes, the department for business enterprise and regulatory reform. while department for culture, media and sports returns as department for culture, media and sports . returns as department for culture, media and sports. is this a brown knight? we organisation of governments ? organisation of governments? well, i'm delighted to be joined now by nigel, the political editor of , the sunday mirror now by nigel, the political editor of, the sunday mirror and britain's longest serving political editor. nigel, you have seen many reshuffles over your. have seen many reshuffles over your . is have seen many reshuffles over your. is there something a little bit brow knight about this reorganisation . yeah i did this reorganisation.