the need for brown to which you talk about brown won being short brown too was rosemary is the phrase with all deliberate speed. could you please comment on the need for that justice like to tell this story of the when brown too came down and said all deliberate speed, they went the secretary got the dictionary, looked it up and said deliberate it means slow. there you have it right it slow and we've been moving slow. last question. good evening. my name is solomon palmer and i'm just an ordinary person who serves an extraordinary god period. with that said, i've been fascinated by the unanimous decision in dred scott decision plessy, decision. but brown dissent and want to suggest also the roe that i believe in can argue based on brother ogletree. his book makes the argument that faith in it because oliver brown was a minister of, the ame church in topeka, kansas. so can we speak to for us this evening? what role faith could also that possible in determining for the first time a unanimous decision? thank you. will let you have that one. well, sir, the of unanimity is an important asp

i want to bring it back to brown because brown really revealed why education is so under attack. brown said that education is the very foundation of citizenship. and that it is the most important function of state and local government because education allows citizens, and i use the term probably because really it just refers to residents in the country, people to whom the government is accountable, with education you are informed. you get to make choices. you know when something is going wrong. you can express yourself, assert your rights, and without that education, without a truthful education, you are no longer an active citizen, you are not really exercising in a way that can pose a challenge to government. >> and again what people may not now, the risks that existed for enslaved people to be educated, the risk encountered if you were caught reading. punishments that literally meant cutting off pieces of your body if you were caught reading, if you were caught writing, and even punishment for white folks if they were caught and it seems to be part of what you are talking abo

brown, netanyahu said he wants the u.s. to deliver weapons to israel faster and said the ratio of civilian casualties to hamas combatants killed in gaza is the lowest in the history of urban warfare, is that true? >> as to whether or not our adversaries are testing us at this particular time, they're always testing us. and that's no surprise to any of us. we see activity in the north on a number of occasions and we're always at the ready to address that activity. and in terms of the houthi, as you know, they've been focused on successfully launching an attack on israel and this one drown that was able to get through is something that it happened but again, it -- when you consider the fact that they have tried to attack israel some 200 plus times and this one got through, it speaks to the remarkable air defenses israel has. we will see challenges from adversaries throughout. i don't think that this particular point in time is any different. i think we'll continue to see this going forward it's just a nature of who they are a

brown.in by a weather watcher in dorset. there was quite a lot of sunshine in places. however, that wasn't the story everywhere. more cloud in the mix here in county down. northern ireland and parts of scotland have seen quite a lot of cloud in advance of this frontal system. this is going to be sweeping its way eastwards over the weekend, bringing some outbreaks of rain and bringing something cooler and fresher. but for the time being, pretty warm and humid through this evening and tonight. quite misty and murky for south—west england and for wales, and these outbreaks of rain spinning in across northern ireland and western scotland. overnight lows between 13—17, maybe around 18 degrees in some places. so we head into tomorrow, and these outbreaks of rain affecting northern ireland, western scotland and then some heavy rain spinning in across the south—west of england and wales. but for eastern scotland and eastern england, we will hold on to something drier and a little bit brighter. and s

tuttle and brown. that's really a little later. he's already retired by the time they get on the bench. they're eisenhower appointees. so at the time, he's out there by himself so i think the answer was, you know, while wait is where he had become probably the most reviled man, the white south he he had, at a minimum, the grudging respect of his and some an admiration. well, you talked a little bit about president and his knowledge of the isaac woodard story. your talks about how that incident actually motivated the president to make some changes. can you tell us about them? yes you know, it's it's that session in september of 1946 where walter white shares with him the, blinding of isaac woodard. it captured imagination in a way that no, these other incidents and there were other incidents in in the south during this period some racially inspired murders that didn't quite but this hit him in a way and he would repeatedly tell the story of the blinding of isaac woodard almost anyone who would listen to him. and he decided that same

to eddie brown, sylvia brown, keith lee and current president robert young iii.hout their support, we would not be able to do this critical work and to take up these opportunities. we are also excited to have with us here today, dr. patrick patel me. he is the africa program public policy hello -- fellow here but he will spend the next 12 months with us driving our work on african sovereign wealth funds. it is now my distinct honor and pleasure to turn the floor over to someone who is no stranger to the wilson center. like -- mike forster and chief financial auditor of brown capital management. he is well known to everyone here at wilson. let us -- let us in so many days. today he is playing a different role while putting -- mike, i want to turn things over to you. thank you for all that you have done for wilson and in this new role. thank you for being here. >> [ applause ] >> thank you, ambassador green. on the half of founder and executive chairman eddie brown, co keith lee and the entire brown capital enterprise, i want to thank all who have joined us in pers

the blackman, resounding victory against geoffrey clifton-brown.— geoffrey clifton-brown.on this is important - it used to i geoffrey clifton-brown. the reason this is important - it used to be i geoffrey clifton-brown. the reason this is important - it used to be a l this is important — it used to be a pretty powerful committee, it's more powerful when they were in government. but they will be crucial to setting the rules of the leadership contest. although there are rules that are normally followed, they can be varied — so they can vary how many supporters you need in order to get onto the ballot in the first place, they can decide how long it all takes. so that'll be a really crucial role, and they are the people that decide all of that. so that's an important role for him. and we nodded towards rishi sunak being leader of the opposition and on the opposite side of the house of commons from where we are used to seeing him. what was your take on his performance today? must pretty difficult, gordon _ his performance today? must pretty difficult, gordon brown _ his perform

in 2012, there were 943 brown bears here , in 2017 there were already 990.est official data. honoring takes place at the end of may. after all, then the mother comes out of berlock with sigalets, cubs born this year, before the appearance of the leaves of the cubs you can see far away, we see, firstly, the distribution, that is, there is some data on the redistribution of the bear across the territory, we saw a fairly large number of bear families, that is, compared to the previous count, the number of litters has doubled and at the same time the number of bear cubs in litters has increased, this suggests that we will have... accustomed to humans, to the coexistence of humans, tourists or observers and bears, at the same time you can learn many interesting stories about the habits of bears, about their life, and from professional guides. kamchatka is still the largest subspecies of brown bear in russia ; an adult individual can reach 3 m in height, standing on its hind legs, weighing more than 600 kg, a real giant compared to the same siberian ones. and cauc

arrived today, it’s no secret, brown is indeed one of the passengers who arrived on the morning flighto find out with one call, where she is... with me, well, you must agree, it’s stupid, in a foreign country, for an unknown person to go with that kind of money, it’s stupid and unsafe, let’s say who you are, i’m her old friend, we met in london 2 years ago, by the way, on my last visit she also lived with me, grandfather, she is lying, lev markovich, we are going to helin brown for money, i don’t want to lose my percentage of the deal, grandfather, don’t believe her, calm down, girl, olga olegovna, you will have to wait a little, i won’t be gone for a long time, don’t be bored here, you’ll miss your little one, i heard everything, what do you say? what do you say, what will i say before, stas needs to hand over all the junk, to this bandit, and never at half the price, but immediately without a headache, this is, as you call it, junk, by the way, it has the most direct relationship with us, wait, who are you to come to us, you must have written yourself down as the heir, don’t worry, i

on behalf of eddie brown, ceo keithley and the entire brown capital enterprise i want to thank all who have joined us in person and online for today's event. as mentioned, this program is a relaunch of the brown capital management africa forum. i would also like to thank the wilson center africa program for their support in organizing and hosting today's event. as ambassador green mentioned, this forum is a platform for substituting -- substantive sustainable development issues in africa. brown capital management is proud to support and partner with the wilson center to shine a spotlight on africa's development. the challenges and the opportunities and the potential for stronger mutually beneficial u.s.-africa engagement. this forum has dedicated itself to unpacking the drivers of africa's ongoing transformation. this forum has continued to be a crucial platform for experts to find solutions to bolster sustainable development and build mutually beneficial trade and investment relations between africa and the united states by 2050 africa's population will almost double with 2.5 billion

, a nice woman, this is helen brown, oh that's how it is.n. shut up, listen to me carefully. nadezhda ivanovna, you told me yesterday that arthur’s wife alla is a mental hospital. yes, that’s how he put it there. what for? alla wanted to leave him twice, but he didn’t let her go, he just held her by force like that. alinka, daughter for me later said that his mother threatened to tell the police about some of his affairs? well, that’s where he and his father started fussing, yes, ah, that is, lev markovich also had a hand in it, but how, of course, he arranged all this, with whom it was necessary, he agreed, who needed it, he paid, and where is this hospital , well, somewhere irenina, i don’t know, alinka went there a couple of times, well, in the dance from her father, of course, she sees her mother. whatever it is, they didn’t even let her near the fence, apparently it’s a difficult hospital, but it’s clear, oh, arthur, oh, arthur, such a trashy person, but he killed his wife, now he’s crippling his daughter, the only thing i can’t underst

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in 2012 , there were 943 brown bears here, in 2017 there were already 990.ficial data. the honor is held at the end of may, because then the mother comes out of berlock with sigalets, cubs born this year before the leaves appear. i know the favorite place of kamchatka bears, because there are so many salmon here, which these animals love to feast on, so it’s easiest to meet clubfooted ones here, both tourists and photographers who come here from all over the planet know this. there are a lot of bears in kamchatka, they can be found almost everywhere, but it’s better to meet them safely and educationally, of course, on lake kurirskoe, and that bear population is quite accustomed to humans, to the coexistence of a person, a tourist or... an observer and a bear, at the same time you can find out many interesting stories about the habits of bears, about their life, from professional guides kamchatka is still the largest subspecies of brown bear in russia; an adult individual can reach 3 m in height, standing on its hind legs, weighing more than 600 kg, a real gi

general brown, is that right? >> i'm not familiar with the complete study, but i do know we need additional -- >> okay. i'm assuming -- we are on track to have 294 ships by 2030 under the budget proposal. is that right? >> 29 and -- 293 and there must be a lot of shipbuilding between 30 and 43. i'm not blaming anybody. i think this committee ought to look at account and come up with a sustainable plan to get the navy in shape to deter war with china and other places. i think we have to look at modernization and have a discussion to give you the ships and the things that you need to win the wars we hope we never have to fight. let's go to ukraine. jenna lawson you said that we will send a signal of weakness. >> i agree with that. >> there are people on our side it doesn't matter. with all due respect in my view we are delaying transfer or stopping transfer of certain weapons like 2000 palms bombs 2000 palm 2000 pound bombs. their media reports that have happened. are they incorrect? >> that we made a decision? >> y

:, ,, :, brown.ches will be played in october. england, the holders, sealed their qualification with a draw against sweden earlier this week. wrexham's players are currently stateside and preparing for pre—season matches against premier league teams bournemouth and chelsea before travelling further north to face vancouver whitecaps. upon returning to wales, they will begin their league one campaign against wycombe wanderers on 10th august. having them in the us makes a pleasant change for their superstar owners to see them who normally find themselves following their team at odd times of the day. we caught up with one of them, hollywood actor mcelhenney, who told us the time difference between the us and uk makes watching matches difficult for him. he suffers from the same as the rest of us in that he gets worried in the morning. highlights from royal troon on bbc two this afternoon. you can follow it all on the bbc sport website and app throughout the day. it looks like it will be a fascinating day.

that matters of brown are being litigated today. th are. and we see with the court is doing. we saw it last term when the court reversed said the modest action, which was meant to g syndication- segregation inuries of systemic segregation and racism, ongoing day issuesinue to perpetuate racial disparities, very modest intervention of affirmative action in higher education was ersed. not entirely, but it makes it virtually impossible fordo what they had been doing for many decades and affirmative action sprung from brown. it ist from the idea that the equal protection cl and allows for sources of intervention to wreck if i historic and current discrimination based on race. so the court indicated what it might do. we c at trump versus anderson decision this term court held that the 14th amendment police sectioning and you had justice thomas talk about justice thomas. [laughter] i know. we just got started and we are alreadusbut he talked about the brown deci and tried to rewrite held and suggested that it requires a colorblind interpretation of the and when he says colorblind,

next we'll have general brown. general brown, you have the floor. >> ulrich, chairman kessler, ranking member collins, and members of the committee, i'm honored to join secretary alston and the honorable mike mccord to appear before you today. i'm half of the joint force, department of defense civilians and our families. i wanted to thank congress for your steadfast support in the opportunity to testify in the fiscal year 2025 defense budget request. which reflects on our shared commitment to national security. also want to thank you for passing the national security supplemental, which provides support to allies, partners, and our defense industrial base. to counter aggression and strengthen our joint force capabilities and capacity in preparation for any future contingency. the global security environment is increasingly complex. the 2022 national defense strategy identifies five key challenges. the people's republic of china continues its risky behavior around the globe. in russia, with its unprovoked war agains

the context of brown, because to my mind, the culture at brown is very important for how this project and how it evolved over. so i'm not sure. i mean, i suppose it would have happened. i had been somewhere else, but it wouldn't have come into being in the same way and i don't it would have been as driven by the kind of support, but also critical engagement and open minded thinking that you see in brown brown's intellectual and social culture are largely driven by, say, or, you know, originating with the open curriculum. but not only that, there's just a real kind of openness and a curiosity about sometimes questions that bigger than we think, which i'll return to in a moment. so i'm really indebted to to to the climate here, the environment that i worked in. but the students are pretty extraordinary. and those of you who are relatively new at might remember that whenever you come, people say, look, the students here are totally special. keep it to yourself because we don't want anybody knowing this. but it's really different. right. and it is really, really true. so as i know all the

. >> at 90 years old, willie brown has been involved in california politics for decades. he held court sunday morning in san francisco addressing this significant turn of events with the president making that big announcement. >> it is his start. course it making history. former san francisco mayor in california assembly speaker willie brown taking on kamala harris and what comes next as the vice president steps onto center stage in the race for the white house. >> kamala harris will be in charge of the ticket. she is probably the one person that can beat. >> trump brown knowing harris for decades as she was a u.s. senator, california attorney general and district attorney in san francisco. >> kabul has to show to democrats that she can beat trump. the goal is to beat trump. the goal is not to get the nomination on anything about make the goal is to win the election. but democrats and keep trump that's what she has to brown says that with all eyes on harris, he says the next steps will be critical to prove to democrats and independents. >> that she has the right stuff. >>

she's five foot three, about 125 pounds, with brown wavy hair, as you can see, and brown eyes. if you see her, please call 911. >> we are learning more details about last night's deadly encounter between san francisco police officers and a man with a gun. it happened on willow street near van ness today. abc seven news reporter luz pena went to the area to speak to a witness who saw the man on the ground as police surrounded him. >> this was the scene sunday night around 11:56 p.m. on san francisco's willow street, and i heard from the distance, cops shouting, put your hands out! >> on the bottom left you can see a man with his hands out. >> drew youngwirth lives in the area and said he heard multiple gunshots coming from willow street's alley seconds before police surrounded this man. i heard probably 5 or 6 gunshots and then looked out the window. >> he just kind of stayed there and eventually they like a swarm of police, just ran over and kind of tackled him. and i think they took a gun from him or he was armed. >> in this video, the man can be seen on a stretcher, according

good afternoon, are you the brown-haired woman?own hair, no, i just signed up like that, brown-haired, i like this word, you’re acting strange somehow you’re writing, or maybe the letter is not... strictly, you let me know, well, wait, let’s just stand there a little longer, come on, let’s call another time, okay, well, i’ll go, excuse me, calm down, lie down, what is it, lie down , lie down, lie down, hands behind your head, i ’ll say, hands behind your head, maybe you shouldn’t do that it is necessary, it is necessary, pester, forgive me, you seem to be a shotenko, yes, and you are a minotaur, just let’s get rid of these names, let them remain for the internet, yes, i don’t like them either, nikolai, my name is lena, very nice. you look great , thank you, let's go for a walk, yes, yes, you hear, in general, i recognized him one-on-one, as if i caught him in an identikit, great, great, well done, that's it, now i'll wait for lenka and we'll go to you, come on, come on , and you live alone, yes, and what if we come to visit you, no

thank you chief brown.in terms of chief bufp ford and diversity, chief, i didn't have a chance when you did your report chief nicholson, congratulations. i know vice president fraser talked about the emt graduation and the fact of hundred graduates in terms that. for myself, with the report that comes out, those numbers are successful because of the program and recruitment that we started within the community, so i just think that's a really powerful number. also, the mechanism, because when you give your report as we move folks from 49 over to suppression, we need folks fill the roles in emt, so to me it is like, looking for a source of resources, but the diversity aspeth aspect is good. i want to congratulate on the successf the program. the other thing about the doctor and physician at some point, i know the commission will be able to meet him, but through just my community, it seems covid has come strongly recently. is that any effect particularly within our department at this particular time or any pre

but nobody spotted england's dan brown. of the gloom, as darkness fell here at troon, this vision in white. the 29—year—old, playing in his first major, he was flawless as well. a beautiful approach on the 18th, then the birdie. 6—under — he leads the open. obviously it feels great, but i'm trying to keep my feet on the ground a little bit. we've only played one round of the tournament, there still another three rounds left, so there's a long way to go. but, yeah, obviously delighted with the score. only 17 players went around under parfor theirfirst rounds, butjustin thomas, justin rose and schauffele, adam scott, they're all very well—placed going into the second round. but there will be some star players who won't be here, almost certainly, at the weekend. tigerwoods, playing here at royal troon for the first time in 20 years, well, he just couldn't raise his game to the level required. he is on 8—over par. bryson dechambeau, the us open champion, 5—over par. and rory mcilroy, itjust looks like this ten—year wait for a m

sherrod brown is someone that can outrun, has defied gravity before. bernie marino, the republican nominee is speaking tonight here. he still has to introduce himself to voters. i'm hearing he still needs to get up on air and defined himself in a way like brown has such a defined brand already. now with vance, we could also stash if marino is elected, he could quickly be the sink -- the senior senator from ohio. >> bob casey defending his seat in pennsylvania, pennsylvania a must win for both candidates. how is that race shaping up? >> we saw it lien democrat but we have seen some tightening presidential numbers. we still have pennsylvania in the electoral were -- electoral college tossup rating. senators casey, tester and brown have run into good democrat years, this will be a real test of that. republican david mccormick, he narrowly lost the nomination last time, putting a lot of his own money into the race. i think he will be casey's toughest challenger to date. these are all races i expect to tighten and casey can outrun president biden by how muc

when you announce sherrod brown had come out against joe biden.s and fundraisers and favors the president has done for sherrod brown. sherrod ran originally in 2006 against mike dewine. he ran in 2012, 2018. i have to think he owes joe biden. and i have to think the president in delaware is getting very close to grand ter reno moment where he tells nancy pelosi you're 84. barack obama, i haven't seen you in five years, all of you can take it and stuff it because i have never lost a general election. gerald ford came back from 33 points down. you didn't do too well in your first debate, president obama, you didn't do too well in your first debate ever, hillary clinton. he might be, unless he is a broken man physically, about to boil over. because this is very public. and it is very degrading. >> matthew, the people who are calling for him to resign, point back to the debate performance. they point to articles and podesta like seth moulton's. they point to an interview with bet where he can't think of the defense secretary's name and calls him a bla

brown brown, the way in children's tvs stalls. i imagine that they see themselves as valuable and they never have to question whether or not they belong and or whether or not the oil season or vendors been because we've taken the time to include them in a very big part of the world which has play teaching a child to loved themselves comes in many shape and forms. this comes a hand made soft brown dolls. not only bring a smile to the faces they meet, but are spreading the message of inclusion that they've left representation during play time is as important as it is in everyday life. the need to learn to me so fucking found of a new book on the corner, a name and that translates to granny thankfulness and the closer language. and to do with this, they can name. she has been her inspiration from the beginning. so the idea for, for the business came, are on when i was pregnant, back in 2016 with my 1st child, and i wanted to get her something kindly and soft. and i didn't think in my mind as i left the house that i wanted specificall

sherrod brown what are her prospects in ohio? i would say, if there's any democrat who could win in a red state it's sherrod brown. he has great popularity numbers compared to other democrats in red states. but it's difficult to see if donald trump wins by 12 points, 6 points, 8 points, that sherrod brown is going to be able to outrun biden by that much. i mean, this is actually here is what i would say, trump choosing j.d. vance will probably help bernie moreno in a big way and if he doesn't win there is an appointment around the corner. i have a sneaking suspicion that he will be in the senate one way or another. >> the down ballot worries, we've been talking about this more than a week after president biden's debate performance, democrats were worried that president biden at the top of the ticket was going to affect their down-ballot prospects, at the same time they've consistently polled better than president biden has in the national polling and there have been a number of special elections that have pointed to democrats bei

i'm glad he i mentioned gordon browne because the last mentioned gordon browne because the test labourgovernment lifted millions of children out of poverty, something — millions of children out of poverty, something we are proud of. and this government will approach the question with the same vigour. last ni . ht, question with the same vigour. last niaht, sir question with the same vigour. last night. sir keir _ question with the same vigour. last night, sir keir starmer voted to come down hard on mps who try to force the government to scrap what is known as the two—child limit on benefits. the seven, who include former shadow cabinet membersjohn former shadow cabinet members john mcdonnell and former shadow cabinet membersjohn mcdonnell and rebecca long—bailey, have been temporarily suspended by the party, so they will have to sit and vote as independents. i�*m and vote as independents. i“n disappointed that the party has taken this decision. the party should be able to tolerate difference in opinion. and there is much difference in opinion, because a lot of the parliamentary labour

brown was known for his love of jaguar sports cars and colorful designer suits, a look he described asonservative despite his liberal views, as well as the fact that playgoru magazine named him one of the ten sexiest men in the world, he was also seen by a whole series of beautiful women, despite the fact that he had been married for several decades, she achieved promotion not on her merits, but for other reasons, well, yes, she slept with this willie brown, who was very popular and influential at that time... her path to power is quite corrupt, you know, corruption for one, love story for another, i think it’s unfair to to roman willie brown and kamela haris when he was mayor of san francisco, when she was a promising prosecutor, cupedon simply struck their hearts. yes, you know, but look at these photographs: he was 60 years old at that time, he is older than her father, she was 29. this is love and romance, he bought kamela expensive gifts, for example, bmw appointed her to two influential positions, he appointed kamulu to the california medical assistance commission, a position tha

that’s it, i don’t see anyone, ah, but i don’t need a crowd, just one, uh, brown-haired, blue-eyed inre are so many people to meet, what is it, that i have your photo, stop it, i don’t need any dating sites, i can meet myself, yes, i ’ve already met, yes, yes, who is he, what ’s his name, what difference does it make, the person has no name, pavel, pavel , blue-eyed brown-haired man, yes, imagine, where did you meet, on the street, you quiet little vera, who will believe this, huh? look, believe it or not, i don't care at all. vera, vera, well , let’s say pavel exists, and you like him very much, then it would be wrong that you would celebrate your birthday not with him, with friends, he might be offended, for sure, but if you celebrate with him and not with friends, then your friends might be offended, so invite him, well, invite him, well, be careful, the girl is not a sou! i'm dyeing my teeth, and i, and i'm using foundation, you're already too much, zoya, zoya, please give me your phone, and your whole face is black, yes, i'm listening, hello, your test is ready, and it's already