so what shirts is telling us is that brown's very force and howard's reinforcements here at brown's ferrynd gary's division is here at will hatch. now, the reason they're there is because they're going to be protecting that road between kelly's ferry and brown's ferry. and if they can do that they can get supplies in chattanooga. amazingly, james longstreet ignored the capture of brown's ferry dismiss it as a faint in favor of what he was concert was believe that was going to be the main attack coming up from the south on lookout mountain. well, a theory incidentally for which there no evidence whatsoever. and he dismissed what happened to brown's ferry so much that he didn't even tell braggt that happened. now, an officer in bragg's you've seen john r liddell, who was a brigade commander, rode over. he had heard the fighting at brown's ferry. he wondered what it was. he decided he'd ride over from missionary ridge to see what was going on. and he immediately discerned the yankees were in control of brown's. so he rode back, told bragg what had happened of course. bragg was furious that t

that's, of course, george brown.r, proprietor and publisher of the globe newspaper in toronto. the man the right, maybe a little more familiar to you, if any of them are. and he is, of course, sir john mcdonald, who would go on in 1867 to be elected as canada's first prime minister. now, the two of them had a bitter rivalry. of course, at that point in george brown, the german, the left and proprietor of the globe, was a staunch abolitionist. he was a staunch abolitionist and aof the true grits as the party was known at the time, which was the predecessor to what would become the liberal party of canada as we know it today. drummond the right was, of course, john mcdonald, who was the head of the tory party at that point in time, which eventually would morph into the conservative party as we think , like i said, was a staunch abolitionist and he was also one of the founders of the anti-slavery society of toronto. and happened then as the american progressed and as was alluded to by brian a few moments ago, brown on t

brown? >> aye. >> ms. brown votes aye. [roll call vote] >> mr. garcia votes aye. mr. frost? mr.rost votes aye. ms. lee■ votes yes. ms. tlaib? mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman votes no. >> would the clerical the roll. [roll call vote] mr. fallon votes now. >> has ms. tlaib voted? >> ms. tlaib votes yes. >> mr. chairman, the ayes are 18 and the nays 22. >> the clerk will call will roll. >> mr. jordan? mr. turner? mr. goldstar? ms. fox votes no. mr. cloud? mr. cloud votes no. mr. palmer? mr. palmer votes no. mr. higgins? mr. higgins votes no. mr. sessions? mr. sessions votes no. [roll call vote] >> aye. >> mr. raskin votes aye. ms. norton? >> aye. >> mr. connolly? >> aye. >> mr. connolly votes aye. ms. porter votes aye. ms. bush? mr. gÓmez? mr. gÓmez votes aye? ms. brown? ms. brown votes aye. mr. garcÍa votes aye? mr. frost? mr. frost votes aye. ms. lee? mr. muskuwitz. ms. tlaib? >> mr. turn -- turner recorded? >> no in the recorded. mr. turner votes no. >> mr. chairman, on this vote nay say 24 and the ayes are 20. the noes have it and the amendment is not agreed to. the questi

brown color will be the key to an elegant look.ause they never lose their relevance. create complete images or add it point by point, in any case you will correspond to trends. the variety of brown shades will surprise you, just let this color become part of your wardrobe. and i’ll tell you from myself, i just love the combination of brown shades in clothes and gold accessories. can i say, say , maryana vasilyevna, don’t create trends, but be trends yourself, like the weather forecast, for example, that’s what she says, now in the same tone, please tell us the indicators, look, everything will happen during the day good, positive value january 29 in minsk region up to +2 +1 +3 in the brest region, vitebsk -1 +1 to -2 in gomel in grodno +1 +3 -1 +1 in mogilev, fog, ice, sleet, just. there will be some kind of synoptic diversity during the day, so to say that, and it was very cute, you’re in a barbie costume, and it was even appropriate, it seems to me that it’s even quite possible that in general the weather will be like this, well,

brown: senator britt is recognized. sen.ritt: i want to echo some concerns related to government overreach and overregulation. we have seen it across the board in all financials the dilutions, they are bringing -- the regulators are bringing under this administration more regulation, more overreach, more burden. the federal insurance office is no different. in november, the treasury department announced it is moving forward with the climate data call and this is another blatant effort to overstep into the state regulated insurance industry and collect incredibly detailed information from our communities. the effort completely undermines our well-functioning state regulatory system and is an effort to pursue this administration's climate agenda at the cost of taxpayers and an industry. that is why introduced the interest data protection act with 16 of my senate colleagues, including all of the republican making committee members. the bill would rain in the overreach we have seen and keep the office as it was intended, and inf

brown: our flood insurance system -- sen. warren: our flood insurance system is not working right now. the most important thing we can do is tackle the root of the problem. we should be making investments to stop climate change and reduce the risk that flos pose to our nation's communities. we need to make sure we understand how the ongoing climate crisis is affecting our insurance market. let me come back to you. we know a few things about how climate change is changing access to insurance. we know that premiums are up by hundreds of dollars. we know that private insurance -- insurers have pulled out of plates -- out of states like florida and louisiana. if we wanted to know exactly why an insurance company was pulling out of massachusetts, for example, and what insurance options were available, at what premium levels, do we currently have data available to do that? mr. hecht: naic collect data at a state level, but we don't have the level of granularity. sen. warren: at the homeowner level at the town level, the area that i

brown? ms. brown votes aye. mr. garcÍa votes aye? mr. frost? mr. frost votes aye. ms. lee? mr.uwitz. ms. tlaib? >> mr. turn -- turner recorded? >> no in the recorded. mr. turner votes no. >> mr. chairman, on this vote nay say 24 and the ayes are 20. the noes have it and the amendment is not agreed to. the question is now on the previously postponed, the nature of substitute. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. jordan. mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. mr. goldstar? mr. goldstar votes no. ms. fox? ms. fox votes no. mr. crowd? mr. palmer? mr. palmer votes no. mr. higgins? mr. higgins votes no. mr. sessions? ms. mace votes no. mr. fallon? mr. fallon votes no. mr. donalds? mr. donalds votes no. mr. perry? mr. perry votes no. mr. timmons? >> mr. timmons votes no. >> mr. burleson. mr. raskin? >> aye. >> mr. raskin votes aye. >> mr. lynch? >> aye. >> mr. lynch votes aye. mr. connolly? >> aye. >> mr. connolly votes aye. mr. ocazio-cortez? ms. ocazio-cortez votes aye. mr. gÓmez? mr. gÓmez? mr. garcia? mr. garcÍa votes yes. mr. frost votes yes. ms. he. ms. lee votes yes. mr. goldman vote

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okay, now's your chance to dress like willie brown., that willie brown, the former mayor of san francisco, will tell you about the unique online sale benefiting the san francisco ay goodwi you may know adam schiff's work to protect the rule of law, or to build affordable housing, or write california's patients bill of rights. but i know adam through the big brother program. we've been brothers since i was seven. he stood by my side as i graduated from yale, and i stood by his side when he married eve, the love of his life. i'm a little biased, but take it from adam's little brother. he'll make us all proud as california senator. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress

. ., . ., by former sub mistress betty brown. ., , , brown.wn. how could you? just why, why, why? fujitsu admits - brown. how could you? just why, why, why? fujitsu admits it - brown. how could you? just why, why, why? fujitsu admits it has l why, why? fu'itsu admits it has a moral why, why? fujitsu admits it has a moral obligation _ why, why? fujitsu admits it has a moral obligation to _ why, why? fujitsu admits it has a moral obligation to pay - a moral obligation to pay compensation but they will not say how much until after the enquiry is concluded at the end of this year. zoe conway, bbc news. ireland's taoiseach, leo varadkar, has defended a controversial court case his government has brought against the united kingdom. speaking to the bbc in davos, mrvaradkarsaid he had not wanted to take the uk to the european court of human rights over last year's troubles legacy act. but, he said he had to stand by victims and survivors of violence in northern ireland. 0ur economics editor, faisal islam, began by asking him about the new brexit deal

justin - brown, thank you. -- justin brown brown, thank you. ——justin brown it. it has emerged that the former post office box says she will hand back her cbe with immediate effect. this is amid the fallout from the horizon it scandal which led to the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub—postmasters. henry zeffman is live at westminster. so, breaking news in the last couple of minutes, henry? news in the last couple of minutes, hen ? ., ., ., , news in the last couple of minutes, hen ? ., , news in the last couple of minutes, hen ? . ., . , ., news in the last couple of minutes, hen ? w, ., , ., ., henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama, henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama. she _ henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama, she stood _ henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama, she stood down - henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama, she stood down as - henry? the extraordinary power of a tv drama, she stood down as chief i tv drama, she stood down as chief executive of the post office in 2019, since this tv drama which has really swep

i was teased every day for being brown. >> i get it. i was also teased for being brown. what do you expect when you get 28 wedgies a day? look, i am not questioning her origin story or how it impacted her life. all that sucks. when you are pandering to the dems as a republican it is kind of embarrassing. last night her constituency wasn't really republicans. it was democrats. and away she is running against her own party, not just trump. the democratic primary in new hampshire was also last night. two little-known challengers got roughly a quarter of the boats between them. dean phillips was so unknown even his wife and kids asked to see his id. marianne williamson who has completely transform into a scented candle. yet they got 25% of the vote away from this sitting president. even madonna after plastic surgery is more recognizable than both of them. maybe it's because biden didn't even go to new hampshire. he was in virginia. maybe he thought it was new hampshire. it was there that he said this. >> hello, virginia! the real governor terry mcauliffe. >> how is that for

dorothy brown says quote, i've never been so wrong about something in my life.er getting her law degree and then her masters in tax law, brown was helping her parents with their taxes when she noticed something odd. they were married, but they didn't seem to benefit from the tax breaks that one should expect to see from a married couple. dorothy brown dug in, and quickly discovered that the irs does not collect or published data for race the same way they do for gender or for age. that caused ground to begin to dig deeper, and deeper. she says she became a detective, looking at the history of different tax laws. she looked at who benefits from most tax breaks in lupus, and who doesn't. take her parents marriage, for example. marriage tax cuts only benefits single wage earner households or couples where one worker makes significantly more than the other. so for example, a household where both make -- they're not going to get the tax cut, and as it turns out, households with equal earners that have to full-time workers, they're more likely to be black. by contrast

did you know that brown is the trend of the season?our stylist will tell you how to combine fashion trends in everyday looks. let's make the morning good, we'll see in what time does cook zulfiya mishchuk start her working day? what an interesting job, right? let's find out what she's cooking? will cook and this is naturally not all the plans for today, as we have already announced 48 times, in the second part of our program we are waiting for the guest of the winner of the factor project bai the third season daniil owl will come to us, we are really waiting for you, danika, and we know that you hear us , yes, our morning continues in the meantime and we want to share with you a recipe according to the tradition of a delicious breakfast, anatoly moiseev will tell you how to cook, attention, accordion potatoes, with bacon, look, write down, rhyme. next are the poems. good morning, today we will prepare a beautiful potato dish in the oven: potatoes, accordion baked with bacon. it turns out not only very tasty, but very satisfying. for th

brown. ms. brown votes aye. mr. garcia. mr. garcia votes aye. mr. frost. mr. frost votes yie ms. lee. mislee votes yes. mr. casaro votes yes. ms. crockett, aye. mr. goldman votes eye. mr. moskowitz votes aye. ms. tay labor votes yes. mr. chairman. mr. comer: no. how is mr. burchett recorded? the clerk: he is not yet recorded. how is mr. turner recorded? the clerk: mr. turner is not yet recorded. mr. turner votes no. mr. comer: will the clerk tally. the clerk: mr. chairman, on this vote, the nays are 24 and the ayes are 20. mr. comer: the noes have it and the amendment is not agreed to. the question is now on the previously postponed amendment in the nature of a substitute. on the crockett amendment. the clerk will call the roll. the clerk: mr. jordan. mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. mr. gosar votes no. ms. foxx. ms. foxx votes no. mr. grothman. mr. grothman votes no. mr. cloud. mr. cloud votes no. mr. palmer. mr. palmer votes no. mr. higgins. mr. higgins votes no. mr. sessions. mr. sessions votes no. mr. biggs. mr. biggs votes no. ms. mace. ms. mace votes no. mr. laturner. mr. l

welcome senator brown. like so many other americans i watched with dismay the horror that unfolded in east palestine ohio. on television we saw fiery train wreck where nearby residents were understandably fearful that the water was poisoned and the air wasis polluted. the distress of these palestinians residents was real then and it is real now. ms. allison thank you for being here and testifying today. that's what is important to holding this hearing. this hearing will address to make critical topics. first, what can be done to prevent derailments like the one that occurred in east palestine. second what can be done more broadly to improve the safety of trains transporting hazardous materials? while these topics are related and each topic i think merits its own hearing it appears this point make their owns opportunities as a full scommittee to examine the east palestine derailment and the broader questions about railroad safety policy. to be clear i agree with senators around and pants that railroad safety

professor brown, thank you for our yourself.f. professor brown, thank you for your insight there. _ yourself. professor brown, thank you for your insight there. professor - for your insight there. professor nathanj brown, seniorfellow for your insight there. professor nathanj brown, senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. gratefulfor your carnegie endowment for international peace. grateful for your time. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines. derek draper, has died aged 56, his wife kate garraway has said. draper had been living with extreme complications from covid since contracting the disease in march 2020. helen catt reports. harry pitman was fatally stabbed as people gathered near a viewing platform in primrose hill in london to watch the new year fireworks. earlier this week three teenagers were released on bail pending further inquiries. you are live with bbc news. more than a thousand homes are currently und

for maximus -- black and brown, latina. for maximus to get all those people in the room, they didn't even give the courtesy to say do these in private and give us an explanation why we're firing you. they used the phrase local volume, that's the reason we're firing all these mothers. happy mother's day. liz: horrible. katherine: to have that happen to so many people and the struggle we have to deal every day, that is what is moving me. i'm teaching my children that you have to fight for what you believe. i'm teaching my kids that even though i am ready to lose my job because i'm sitting here now, i believe in the cause. we help millions of americans every day. we deal with their health insurance. there's nothing more satisfying than to have someone call you and say i have cancer and my health insurance is canceled and i am afraid i'm going to die. and for me to be able to be the voice to help people in that situation, maximus doesn't see that what we do is something that the american people need. we are supposed to be essen

como le decía, por la pantalla de telemundo 48 browns frente a texas.upone en la liga mexicana. así que ahí está la invitación para que nos acompañe hasta aquí. palco deportivo estamos a más. >> nos vamos a la pausa. el gobierno anuncia una nueva ronda para perdonar los préstamos estudiantiles. en breve le explicaremos quién califica y qué necesita saber. >> estamos en año electoral. el proceso para ejercer su voto puede ser confuso para algunas personas. por eso telemundo ha creado esta página. planifica tu voto, ahí puede encontrar cuáles son esas reglas aquí en california para poder ejercer este derecho. la información está completamente en español. recuerde, visite planifica tu voto. y también recuerde que puede seguirnos en los medios sociales que está viendo en pantalla. >> además de telemundo 48 punto com que está disponible para su móvil actualícela o dcárgue greslaatis hará una condonación y hoy dieron a conocer la nueva ronda para el perdón de estos préstamos. es lilian más quien nos dice quiénes se van a beneficiar de esta acción. >> condonac

my chef was making brown butter so i took the brown butter, poured it in a bag and bar rescue has toe up with new things. filled with whiskey, steel and barlett for four hours and put it in a refrigerator, scooped it off the top. wanted to do a coffee filter and brown butter bourbon was born. i then put a cocktail in my restaurant, over a thousand a month of these cocktails, that's it, got to bring it to market. stuart: you do know how to do a good commercial for yourself and your new product. how much for a bottle of brown butter? >> retail is at $34. stuart: this is the 97th appearance. >> my 97th appearance. you've always been a great supporter. stuart: when you make the appearance you bring some, do you not? >> if i get a cake. are you are all right, thanks very much. delivery fees in blue cities surging get. this is got to be the new minimum wage laws, right? ashley: absolutely right. in seattle delivery services like door dash hiking fees because of minimum wage laws by city council. the minimum wage stands at $19.97 an hour. delivery services rely on those gig workers raising

we have a mixture of brown red. chop the onion and garlic... crushed tomatoes, tomatoes in their own juice need to be crushed in a blender and the resulting mass should be sent to a frying pan, two tablespoons there too spoons of tomato paste, pour everything with a small amount of water, add salt and pepper , simmer the sauce for 10 minutes, during this time make the filling, chop the greens and onions and place in a bowl with the onions and garlic , minced chicken fillet in there too, don’t forget about your favorite seasonings, add chopped tomato and boiled rice. stir. the filling is ready. to make cabbage leaves soft, they need to be boiled. a couple of minutes will be enough. all that remains is to form the cabbage rolls and simmer them in the sauce for about 25 minutes. the unusual breakfast is ready. call me their champions to the table. our cabbage rolls are ready. of course, cabbage rolls for tomorrow may seem strange, but i think that on a day off you can sleep longer, combine breakfast with lunch and enjoy such a pleasant meal. it’

i mean, willie brown, no one really dresses quite like willie brown.um, he's got he's got quite, quite a style, quite a swagger. so how did how did this whole thing come about? how did you get your hands on this collection? well you're right, willie is a san francisco fashion icon, and he's been a longtime supporter of ours. >> he's been donating his clothes to us for over a decade now, and we have an auction every year where we auction off, and the proceeds go to support our mission, which is great. >> we're going to get into that mission in a moment, but i want to kind of show the folks at home some of the items, because they're really good. they include a taupe kitten overcoat. whenever i looked at it, the most recent bid was about $355 for this piece. there's also a beautiful black salvatore ferragamo peacoat, which right now is going for about $409, which is right here. and then there was something that i really liked, which was this brown brioni black plaid blazer, and it has a bid of about $187, $0.50. so if you're interested in any of those ite

high republiwe had two brown pe. mm-hmm. good thing vivekh didn't show up at. >> that beauty pageant been with her. >> imagine the look on the racist black guys and white guys like me. >> out to brown. he's got imeone ext. t in h and so. but i wonder if she everer brought that u bp while that was around. >> no, because whenever, you know, it's funny because the brown on brown he was pretty solid betweenn ha thanklk goodness bet that's why she just the look of him disgustedei her. >> she scoffs. he literally was behaving liketl the black and white organization didn't let her compete. you have to be careful compet that you don't become what you hate because whatever vet came in the roo amm like, i hate that brown. >> so we just have to be careful . >> it's so funny, though. she did call skull and skull. it was likkee asian on asian hae crime. yeah, he's korean. he's not chinese., you know? >> so it's like, wow, so true. upl right, we must move on. we got a great show. up next, whitmer landsthud witha thud by talking to a spud.

he was wearing a brown shirt and brown pants and waiting for me. so i backed up with my cart and went back in the grocery and stood behind the wall and watch for him to leave. and as soon as he walked away and i hadn't seen him anyplace else, then i quickly exited the store, got in my car, and drove home. when i arrived in the driveway and open my card or i discovered that i had left my entire cart of groceries in the grocery store. that's how hyper-alert i am. i was more attentive to my surroundings that i was to the food i had just bought. her lawyer asked e. jean carroll what other security steps she is taken. answer, i alerted the neighbors to be on the watch and i bought bullets for the gun i had

the the brown case. now some people have other views about that i'm holding on to mine and because somebody proved me wrong, let me say thurgood marshall. yes. now history treats him as greatest lawyer of, the 20th century. it's well-deserved. he is remarkable. he tried many of his most important cases in front of judge waring. he won every case. the only one he didn't win initially was briggs versus elliott. but waring dissented from a three judge panel. and he that case before the u.s. supreme, many people have forgotten that thurgood did not argue brown versus board. he argued briggs versus of the supreme court. but absolutely now, there's also a story that he advised wearing advise the lawyers. carter and marshall was higginbotham the bob carter and marshall were embraced they were the. they advised him to open the frontal attack against segregation rather than to argue for equal rights to get a bus like the white kids that opened up frontal attack and so segregation percy is right but what had he ha

brown-haired?dog away he said, take her away, quickly, take away the dog, and the guy with the dog, what do you want? yes, i came to check on the health of your driver. and what does this all mean? this means that we have a lot of questions for you. clearly, diana sent you. how did you guess? yes, by the way, she is waiting for a return visit. i think it would be very rude of you to refuse such a lady a date. ok. let's go, please, i told you right away , i don’t know who killed syuchev, you bought his bank from syuchev, bought it, and what, the fact that you behaved like a bandit, under the threat of taking his mother hostage , forced suchov to sell the bank for a third of his value, his bank was worth that much, and no one laid a finger on his mother, let’s say, well, that’s all... i decided to take revenge and slipped a bunch of bad loans along with the bank, to what do you mean that i have anything to do with his death? he cheated you out of such a situation, the bank can’t get out without losse

helen hooper brown was the wife of lathrop brown, fdr's schoolmate at brown and his apartment mate atvard. fdr had served as best man at the hooper brown wedding and lathrop hadad done likewise for franklin and eleanor in 1905. dr. higher's previously unknown archive provides rock solid evidence that he began treating fdr while he was governor of new york. shortly before that fatey ifful cruise which likely involved surgical treatment of the president-elect, vincent had written dr. heiledder to tell him, quote, for obvious reasons are on this particular trip it will be absolutely essential to have a member of your particular profession o onboard. finish and i don't know of anybody who would fit in as well as you. a stunning handwritten postscript added, quote, our primary preliminary trip will have to be kept under the hat until our principled guest gives it out, unquote. another previously unknown meter from dr. heiledder to his father is the best eyewitness record of his intimate if friendship with fdr and as a to have as well as the events surrounding the assassination attempt. tho

now, here comes brown brown versus the board of education. now, why do we have brown?rshall. and they're fighting for brown. yes. but the reality is that this country was being ed about badly all over the world. other countries like russia would say, how are you going to tell us what to do?■f russia don't like black people, but russia is using to tell the united states how dare you try to talk about us and look what you're doing to your citens. so, brown becomes a unanimous decision, not because this country is somehow so concerned about black people, but country. we have to show the world that is the beacon of justice, hope that it sends. it is so brown is highly political issue. that's why is there are multiple brothels to try to get this country enforced this country to integrate. now wh integration? we lose almost 38,000, 40,000 black educators. we're brown just like that. 90% of black principals to go just like that the curriculum their relations ships those middle class jobs all of that got ity is the force and the curriculum and the teacher relationships gutted,

brown started working from mahan in 2023. just a week later she was placed on administrative leave before being fired. brown says may have chief of staff wrongfully accused her of leaking information about his vice mayor selection. she says the alleged false and defamatory statement ruined her reputation at city hall. brown filed a claim through the city in june on wednesday, her attorney filed the lawsuit on her behalf. today we spoke with mayor may have about the allegations against him. >> the car cheap. my chief of staff tells me that the claims are completely unfounded. we've turned all relevant documents over to the attorneys to review. and and my sense is it's a baseless claim, but we'll have to let the process play out. >> brown filed a claim it to the in july. as we mentioned, her attorney filed that lawsuit on her behalf last week. >> petaluma police are looking for this girl. 13 year-old kazmir has spot she's currently missing. was last seen at headwater school early this afternoon wearing a red jacket and black ho

brown's military career spans nearly 40 years.o his family and friends as cq, to his fellow air force pilots, he has another name. >> swamp thing. >> martha: what does that mean? >> flying f-16s over florida back in the early '90s. struck by lightning, caught fire, and spent 15 days in the everglades before getting picked up by helicopter. >> martha: only you could say something like that and smiling. there was a swamp down there. >> didn't see any gators. >> martha: that must have been an experience. >> your training kicks in. you eject. it was a pretty easy decision. >> martha: but there are no easy decisions in brown's new role as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. [ applause ] sworn in just one week before the horrific hamas terrorist attacks on israel and the violent, intense retaliation that has followed. in the four months since the hamas attacks, more than 25,000 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces. iranian-backed militants have attacked troops in iraq and syria more than 150 times and in the red sea, houth

brown.he said there, he doesn't want things to escalate. he doesn't want a wider war, and yet he wants these punishing strikes. so it's very, very difficult walking that fine line, but as for iran, he said those people who say, look, you've got to be tougher on iran. he said, those people should think about the fact that it could be a wider war if that happens. >> whit: as you noted, the fine line and so much at stake. martha raddatz as always, thank you so much. we appreciate it. stay tuned to "this week" later this morning for more of martha's exclusive interview with the joint chiefs of staff chairman, general cq brown. plus, an exclusive interview with senator tim scott of south carolina to discuss his support for former president trump ahead of that state's primary. gio? >> gio: now to a major teacher strike entering its second full week now. 12,000 students caught in the middle, and the teachers' union may face big fines. abc's reena roy is here with more on that. good morning, reena.

she was born in 1953, one year before the brown v. board of education decision.et, madam president, it would be 13 years before she and her classmates saw an integrated school or had any semblance of equal. as an adult, my mom made ends meet by sometimes working three jobs in the same day, working as a classroom assistant for mostly special needs children. she worked as a certified nursing assistant just as her mom before her. she was a security officer, a cashier at a gas station, but her full time job was unpaid. for more than a decade, she causes the primary caregiver for my father who died after suffering six heart attacks, an crow plasty -- angioplasty, receiving a heart transplant from an 18-year-old who died in a motorcycle accident. my father passed when i was 15 years old. colleagues, my mother, too, needed to be urgent about the future of her three children. she knew she had to be and do everything and anything she could to ensure that we had the opportunities to break beyond the barriers of poverty, and to chase our dreams. i went on to be educated at

we had suburbs before brown, but not suburbs they were exacerbated after brown. own school segregation academies after brown and got tax by the us government. they took their home value, property taxes, built schools and rolls, expand the suburbs and. then who was left in the inner so we have to say what we had before. brown is truly because we need o black educators, black principals the type of curriculum that engage you for rasocial the type of curriculum that pushed you, the type of curriculum that saw you as a whole person, the type of curriculum that saw your familyu are, saw how important you were. the world, a type of curriculum that wanted to expand what you could dreams. that's what we had before. brown so we have to go back to the root to really think about what's possle now and heuse thae also say, before brown, we had extremely strong black teacher rt of the civil rights movement. so when we think about possible i don't want lose and freedom dream about what's next without calling on what our ancestors had already given us and what what they already

howard brown sat down with daisy stokely in warm springs and told her quote you realize that like all people who work with this man, i love him. if he told me to out of a window, i would do it without hesitation, unquote. the good doctor and the wily ms.. oakley continued. jump through that window. for half a century, fdr has epilepsy. it sounds shocking but true. first described in fdr a deadly secret. my 2010 biography written with journalist eric fetterman, has since confirmed to be true by my colleagues and their most prestigious journal. the seizures, which occurred frequently after 1943, are the best way to ascertain whom was participating in a medical cover up by virtue of their about reporting them. these shocking events, though not understood at the time for their true medical significance, were nonetheless described by well over a dozen observers. yet others who surely witnessed scores of them, including his frequent campaign agents, his doctors, his daughter and his wife, did not. the first female cabinet member, frances perkins, who had known fdr from his days as a new yor

reverend amos brown said the closure is history repeating itself in the fillmore and it is creating a desert. >> the community has been economically deprived for over 50 years, and it is time that we stop this kind of exclusionary, gentrifying, activity. >> reporter: reverend brown said he has worked in the past with safeway regarding safety and crime and shares, this closure is coming as a surprise. >> we were friends, we thought we were neighbors. but, this does not show, this is not exhibiting that at all. >> reporter: and that he hopes that safeway will listen to the neighbors requests. >> you should think about the community, too. i don't know why you are closing, i can imagine the rumors, of you being robbed blind but everybody don't steal. >> reporter: reverend brown is asking for the community to come together again, they are hosting a town hall sunday to talk about this closure. and supervisor, dean preston said in a statement, we are extremely concerned with the potential loss of this grocery store in the heart of the fillmore. we welcome housing development on this large su

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