and pennsylvania representative donna bullock. news, "i am an angry black woman, i'm okay with that, you should be too." thank you very much for being here, we don't have representative bullock just yet. but, brittany, i know you've had a chance to read representative bullock's op-ed in the "erie times" news. your reaction to that. >> absolutely. so, black women's righteous rage and anger often gets weaponized against us in our workspaces. it is a way to say that black woman are irrational, that we don't know what we are talking about, even as we are subject to microaggressions and undermine, undercut, even as we're not given the power or the respect that we deserve. and so when those things happen, a righteous and healthy response is to be angry at the injustice and the indignity of it all. but we live in a set of conditions in which our country often induces our rage and then gaslights us and tells us that we don't have the right to it. and when i read representative bullock's piece, it made me angry alongside her that this is t

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you see them traveling on that bullock carts looking like people from india from centuries ago as though they have been trapped in time. i discovered that they are called by guardiola ha's goddy is the hindi word for caught on the hot meaning laughs. i really wanted to learn more about these interesting people and hopefully discover a side of india. i knew nothing about. my journey started in jake or the big city. i wanted to find out from the local people what they knew about the guy on a hoss. gotti aloha man they are not nice people why are you wasting your time with them they're not worth it if you take my advice leave them alone. why are you looking for those worthless people they talk to tourists like i could lead. i. i go i don't like these people they're not good people they sit at home doing nothing they don't work and they pick on tourists like you did to get out that. let's not talk about them but i did say. i have all the reactions was really negative flip that made me more determined to find out for myself. i was told that i was a god yada hot community who had such a comfor

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. >> she was ann bullock, we didn't know her as tina turner. >> she preferred music over medicine anda record deal, and ran in to two men from st. louis and they decided to put a group lereaux e other hebs. it was five people and dimension was about music. nobody had a name like that out there. >> reporter: and known had a sound like they did. go where you want to go was their rrriv om a hot air baloon festival. >> he started to play up and up and away, and it was beautiful. and we said it was beautiful but it will never be a hit. >> why didn't you think it would? >> we had thought the song was too pretty. >> pretty, and popular. and in the tumultuous year of 1968, up and up and away, won six grammy awards. next, a classic. ♪ ♪ aquarius is, let the sunshine " >> we were in the studio and we had done all the let sunshine in over and over again and our producer told billie. he said, okay, billie, it's your turn, take it to church. >> and you did. >> and he did. >> and he can still bring it home. ♪ ♪ let the sunshine in ♪ ♪ open it up ♪ ♪ let the sunshine in ♪ >> i love it. i love it. ot

are feared to have died in a major fire at a running a refugee camp in bangladesh it tore through bullock ali camp in cox's bazaar and raised hundreds of tents leaving thousands of people without shelter. from as a people have been rescued and thousands more moved to safety is severe flooding its eastern parts of the strain the state of new south wales is battling the worst floods in decades with some places declared natural disaster areas well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after women make change station times or to life in a. most of all. after egypt's revolution turned into something much bigger. on al-jazeera world. so you'll be the best generation in your family as one man going to. let me show you something this is a $1.25 a well right if it were by your very small cup of coffee millions of people around the world exist on less than this amount a day of the numbers have gone down but there's still a lot of work to be done at a time when the world is looking at how to reduce extreme poverty the spotlight has been towed on the women wherever they have t

gives a chronological overview of the ups and downs in the life of the woman who was born as anna mae bullockffers few new insights but is thrilling to watch. ♪ this next film could not be more different, to filmmaker meet somebody in prison who was imprisoned for murdering a woman. >> [speaking non-english language] reporter: his responses, his story are retold by two puppeteers. >> [speaking non-english language] >> we wanted this puppet that sometimes looks really threatening, sometimes also childlike. but you know all of the time this is a performance. it is always an interpretation. it is the way we see him in the way that puppeteers react to what they are performing at that moment. reporter: the directors try to avoid a supposedly objective point of view because the film gradually reveals that there are at least two truths. the justice system requires an unambiguous account of events, because only tn can it declare the accused guilty or innocent. this is an exceptionally intelligent film but also uncomfortable on, raising more questions than it can or wants to answer. brent: the new pre

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cordial aren't the only ones reshaping irish dance american dancer and take tucker morgan bullock says that growing up she didn't have any irish dancing role models who looked like her she hopes that now she can be that person for others thanks for watching arts and culture. see i'm getting vaccinated. elderly caretaker christina read requests uses online videos to encourage people to get vaccinated and. due to fake news on social media many belgian care workers are refusing khurana vaccines. can the fight against the buy respect one online. focused on her. 30 minutes on d w. y 2050 more than half the world will be living with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our water or worry about. i think that era is over this is the crisis of our time it's a financial product like any other financial. we live in a competitive world is this cold it's cold it's been cold water used to be free and the world is changing the most important commodity you know it is going to be freezing. it's a whole city or commodity starts march 22nd on d w. whatever we begin to do the day we're ge

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risks and the vaccine can continue to be administered while investigation of cases of flu on bone bullock events is ongoing. scientists told us the implications of suspending the astra zeneca shot. i think when you're vaccinating very large numbers of people you've got to recognise that in the general population there are going to be a fix anyway people are suffering diseases all the time and you need to be sure the way any of beds that you see any effects that you see of the vaccine are not simply because your marks 1000 a large group of individuals who have other health conditions and so you have to look at it very very carefully and that's why you need to take a bit of a breather and investigate the possibility that the vaccine is it associated with these effects as far as i can i can tell some of the the a.m.a. has already looked at this in relation to austria and as for no it's no specific links with the vaccine because i've done that study comparing blood clots and other and other effects in the general health of healthy population so i say the normal population versus the banks and

outweigh its risks and the vaccine can continue to be administered while investigation of cases of flu bullock events is ongoing. live now to epidemiology professor marcelo for other denali who is also founder of the swedish doctors for human rights professor welcome to r.t. do you think countries have been too swift in suspending the use of the astra zeneca vaccine given how many people have already had it and its potential to save thousands of lives. well i think that their decision to put in hold their. programs they use in this us in our. general i think that. they have taken by professionals free agency in norway and denmark which have the right court all. or you see an adequate or strategies to do to fight to cooperate and demick if you have a difference between no discount crist's and neighbor sweden please show us professor decided not to just spend there and after a cynic but then you can also compare these countries and you can see that in norway they have. cases and if the least absolutely they seem to be gently necessary in norway and that is incident so we have to do how the secre

local activist and film—maker da bullock has lived through and documented many disappointments for thisbeen charged, like in philando castile's case, and they have gotten away with it. and we've been there where they have not been charged at all. and we walked away disappointed in the justice system, so i think that kind of trauma over and over again building up, it does wear you out, it does make you tired. these are the names - of the known victims of police brutality in minnesota. there are 420 names listed. this is deborah watts. her cousin, emmett till, was lynched in 1955 for offending a white woman. he was only 14. the men charged with killing him were acquitted and his accuser recanted her false testimony. from watching the case of emmett till, who was your cousin, 66 years ago, every successive black pain, black trauma, black death that is on the news, how do you react? the wound is opened again. and until we getjustice, truth and accountability, and some sort of reform, i it is not going to heal over. we cannot use hate as a way to fuel us. j we have to use hope as a way to fu

are feared to have died that a major fire in a ring a refugee camp in bangladesh that tore through bullock alley camp in cox's bazaar and raised hundreds of tents leaving thousands of people without shelter health centers and other facilities have also been destroyed and when i don't have any idea where my children and wife are where are my children a wife i'm alone now i was unable to salvage anything from my home. it's been ours in the fires still burning it maybe more than a 1000 children is that have been burnt down many people have died 2 elderly people were unable to get out of the shelters elderly people suffered the most hundreds of people have been rescued and thousands more evacuated as severe flooding in parts of eastern australia the state of new south wales is battling the worst floods in decades with some places declared natural disaster areas and with heavy rain expected to continue until wednesday emergency services say as many as 54000 people could be displaced within the gauges in pit town northwest of sydney where she's been speaking to those affected. well hippie ryan c

risks and the vaccine can continue to be administered while investigation of cases of flu on bone bullock events is ongoing. arlette now across live to us simon clarke associate professor of so the microbiology at the university of reading thank you for joining us here on our team today a growing list of countries are suspending the astra zeneca job are they right to be cautious or perhaps are they overreact. afternoon well it's always right. national helpful torches keep their eye on what's going on. take careful look at any potential side effects but it has to be remember that monks in general population every day they will people there will be people who will get blood clots who are unfortunately will die now those regulators do need to keep an eye and see if there's any are jus correlation with people who've had the vaccine nightly but you know some of those people would probably have got i would probably have had blood clots and some of them may have died anyway whether they do vaccinated or not other european medicines agency has said that countries should not be suspending the astr

risks and the vaccine can continue to be administered while investigation of cases of flu and bone bullock events is ongoing the world health organization is also remaining optimistic after all there's not enough doses to go around with the oxford job if the break support on this vaccine that you used target of 70 percent of vaccinated by summer would look even more distant than today so blood clots or not for now it must remain a part of the plan even if some experts are questioning the risks people suffering diseases all the time and you need to be sure that when you that you see any effects that you see the vaccine or not simply because your marks 1000 a large group of individuals who have other health conditions and so you have to look at it very very carefully and that's why you need to take a bit of a breather and investigate the possibility that the vaccine music associated with these effects is as if this new curveball with concerns over side effects wasn't enough the e.u. remains divided over its vaccine supply system with at least 5 member states submitting a complaint to top e.u

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nearly $700000.00 the robot produced her art in collaboration with the italian digital artist andrea bullock chet though. so thank you very much for joining with me and supported it and. well thank you the digital artwork is a 12 2nd m.p. for file showing the evolution of the chances portrait into syfy is digital painting and it's accompanied by a physical piece of art painted by sophia on a printout of her self portrait the identity of the buyer was not immediately known so if you are right europe's most active volcano is out of the again exploding into life the southeast crater of mount etna sent molten lava flying into the sky today smoke and ash from the explosion spread over a 6 kilometer radius is the largest of italy's 3 active volcanoes no injuries or serious damage have been reported from this latest eruption. if you're watching t w news here's a reminder of the top story that we're following for you e.u. leaders have held a summit to discuss how to ramp up the supply of vaccines export bans are on the table after drug maker astra zeneca failed to meet delivery targets but not all m

eugene bullock grew up in georgia but stowed away on a freighter for europe and eventually settled in france as an infantry machine gunner, air fighter pilot and spy in world wars one and two. today, university of georgia professor, john murrow recounts eugene bullard's story. >> you usually reserve that for people who deserve a very big introduction indeed. and let me give a brief version of that to our listeners, john. my wonderful friend of the national world war ii museum, he's the convenor of the museum's presidential counselor, oversees the franklin professor of the history department at the university of georgia and athens, where he teaches courses of the history of modern europe, warfare and society. he's contributed to the education faculty and students at the national war columns, the u.s. military academy at west point. he's chaired the advisory committee with the secretary of the air force, as well as the resort advisory committee of the national museum of american history. history advisory committee of the army, something we share, i'm currently the chair of that. the wor

. >> up next, kate bullock, author of spencer making a life of one's own. in the author of all the single ladies on the rise of the independent nation. talk about the women and the growth of unmarried american women in the past decades. war institute director. jonathan noyalas looks at sheridan's ride and explores its commemoration in art literature and popular culture. well, i thought having i want to buy it. i don't think now it sounds like it's working. you all can hear me? okay? all right. i'd like to welcome you all. thank you for coming and my very good friend. katie flato has given me a set of rules to and to impart to you and i know if i don

cordula aren't the only ones reshaping irish dance american dancer and take talker morgan bullock says that growing up she didn't have any irish dancing role models who looked like her she hopes that now she can be that person for others thanks for watching arts and culture. into the conflict zone both old saleman public and party in the us donald trump lost the last presidential election flight this week forcing those who can still pull a republican to make up from children's minds up by do so many came to a bad loser. i know what kind of party is the g.o.p. becoming. conflicts of. the flight 90 minutes of d.w. . up today don't miss our highlights w. program online w dot com highlights. were all set. to go beyond t.l.c.'s. take on the world heat out of all the steps we're all about the stories that matter to you. looks policeman from pain. cut. through we are here is actually on fire. but 2050 more than half the world will be leaving with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our war or worry about. i think that era is over this is the crisis of our time it's a financi

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two white men in mississippi he was joined in "a time to kill" with that all star cast of sandra bullockorning. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. parents in oakland counting down the minutes until a cherished family hangout reopens. it reopens its doors. it is morning, afternoon or visiting slot. limited capacity is what they are dealing with right now. but you know what, some of the play areas will be available and some of the popular animals will be in their pens. a fun time for a lot of people. if you are able to go, maybe the rain won't stick around. it will be nice and clear, kerry? possibly? >> yeah. we have taken great pictures there at fairy land. we'll have a chance to clear out as we go into today. a lot of sunshine in the forecast for the weekend. today we are in transition, i'll say. we'll reach into the low 60s for the inland areas. much more sunshine tomorrow and the first day of spring. and sunday will be a touch warmer. that warming trend continues into next week with temperatures reaching into the low 70s for the inland areas by wednesday. and we will cee lo 70s while san fra

the bullock of its cycle -- malokovitch cycle. he was a serbian astrophysicist.ains climate change. he took five years. it's got to do with the earth's position going around the sun on a 100,000 year crisis -- cycle. host: gene karpinski, we showed that chart earlier about climate change, the temperature change. briefly, how has climate change gotten more difficult? guest: we have seen record drought, record heat waves. the sea level rise. they all predicted results -- scientists said for years it was not where we were seeing it. that is why the support is higher than it has ever been. the public sees it. they want to make progress. joe biden said i've got a strong plan to solve the climate crisis and he campaigned on it and he won on it and he wants to get the job done. he wants to appoint a lot of great people. now he needs the recovery plan to create these new jobs of the future. the climate crisis is real. we see it all the time and it's time to take the next big, bold step. host: the league of conservation voters. gene karpinski is president. guest: thank yo