. >>> this morning the sacramento county sheriff's deputies hospitalized after a shooting in carmichael and this video of the scene shows a huge police presence. gunfire broke out just after eight getting a deputy and hitting a suspect, several other suspects are still at large, no word yet on the deputies condition. looking live in san francisco, police and the fbi shut down a neighborhood in the city after fighting chemicals used to make explosives. they evacuated the area and arrested someone living in an rv. there a concern abouthats surro instigators say thbelieve this was an isolated incident. and ahead of the incident united states post office is removing boxes, at the whole of justice as a safety measure, cities across the country preparing for possible civil unrest surrounding the inauguration and the mailboxes are routinely removed along routes, residential visits and super bowl parties to prevent people from dropping plosives inside. in the meantime security is being tightened at the state capital. barricades are already up and officers on the ground, even a chp helicopter ha

this is one of the few programs at bessie carmichael for teachers. we're really severely underresourced. we have a really high rate of homeless students. actually, the most out of all sfusd schools and a high percentage of young people that are experiencing trauma. as you guys know, we only recently got a nurse, and through a community push, we were able to get a second social worker just to have one at each of our campuses, middle school, second, and elementary. this is one of the only ways we had to help our students be successful, especially during the pandemic. i urge you to continue the ucsf hearts program, especially during the pandemic when people are experiencing so much trauma. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. are there any other callers in the queue? >> operator: mr. chair, that completes public comment. >> supervisor haney: thank you. i want to thank all the people who called in that are part of this school and program and the huge importance of this. i think sometimes we don't think of soma as a neighborhood that

i had a brief period when i was trying to find the rebels like stokley carmichael so i would go out to the juke joints and get in poker games trying to win money and that only got me arrested in a place called ,■ apple. in cuthbert, georgia. and to@dí short, by the end of the summer, every time i went into a new county i went out into the fields and talked to the women. because the women were the only people that would tell me straight. and at the end, but they would tell me straight in riddles. like young man do you really believe we landed on the moon this summer? have you seen the siem onnized wax -- simonized wax commercial. i said the one where the little children float across the kitchen on an invisible shield of simonized wax? when i've seen that. she said do you believe that? i said, well, i saw the moon landing on the news and the simonized wax is a commercial. i'm trying to explain the difference realizing that she is asking me what's real and what's not about voting in talbot county, georgia. anyway, by the end, three counties i recommended to john and he gave voter registra

breaking news tonight, a sacrament to county sheriff's deputy is hospitalized after a shooting in carmichael, nvidia in from the scene, in just the past hour, shows a huge police presence with crime scene tape blocking off a street, and a grassy area to make gunfire broke out just after 8:00, hitting the deputy and killing a suspect, several other suspects are still at large, no word yet on the deputy's condition. >>> security heightened at the state capital tonight, barricades have gone up, officers are on the ground, even a chp helicopter circling above. and the national guard is on the way. ahead of possible unrest following last week's insurrection in washington, d.c. governor newsom called in 1000 troops here and chp has been placed on tactical alert, allowing the agency to maximize resources to protect state infrastructure. >> it is important that i don't reveal the details, i can tell you our police force will be at full capacity. >> looking live at the capitol hill, tonight, five days from now, 25,000 national guard troops are expected to be on the ground for the inauguration, they a

stokely carmichael was one of the most skilled organizers. he only broke the nonviolent disciplines once and that is when the king attacked -- the police attacked doctor king. so, baldwin understood black power. but he also understood its traps. he was worried about a certain preoccupation with blackness because the preoccupation was powerful according to baldwin. it should not have blinded us to the moral question at the heart of the matter and that is who'd we take ourselves to be. and if we found ourselves fixating on a category that blames us to the humanity of the human being right in front of us, we can in fact become monstrous, tomac. so there is this ongoing critique of what he calls mystical. .. 2021. >>. >> so black is beautiful for this man in harlem in 1924 but to assert that is a radical gesture to suggest we are finally left behind our internal on agreement what america says about us is powerful. but then also those with eldridge cleaver and sexuality who says that baldwin is the most a self hating black he is ever encountered b

person that i met people know him as the first person to say black power and he was to stokely carmichael similar to ralph abernathy who he was to doctor martin luther king jr. so i met him when i was very young and we continued to stay in touch to this day. there was another household that was influential and that was the jackson household and the family that gave the members of the committee a place to stay where the statehouse was located on their property and whenever people would come to town they would come and take me so i had the opportunity to meet all these people and i had no idea at the time the impact they were having on my life but it was very significant. a. >> at the teams like the first instance on the path to where you are now where you sort of started to show the roots had taken hold, you wrote an article for a newsletter about the trading school where you attended high school and credited that piece with changing your life. can you tell us about the article and what you set out to document? >> there was a local television show called focus the name was tracy larkin. on

that's -- exit of director of the voices of starkly carmichael diane nash, or moses, and a wave of. others ella baker was a dramatic theorist, democratic activists, she believed in the sensuality of grassroot leadership, because why she believed in the fundamental capacities of those slice don't call everyday people. those james cleveland called ordinary people. it has you accent their ability in their capacity, you don't have to have just one leader representing all black people, and all brown people, usually to be co-opted. and once he co-op them or murder them, lo and behold depression sets in, disorientation sets in, and the possibility of those capacities and abilities of ordinary people are overlook. ellen baker is someone we have to catch up with, she is ahead of us. and she died of course was working closely with my precious porter rican brothers and sisters in the independence movement. oscar lopez in jail this very moment. why? because she was cosmopolitan, she was international. it was already always at a grassroots level, and there's nothing wrong that people think you c

of the lottery hasn't just changed the couple's life it's benefited their family and friends to carmichael america's dad this money is a blessing i don't have to worry about them and i don't have to worry about my other 2 daughters because i know that they will take care of my daughter so the family is better because i think for all we know whatever the future brings we're going to be ok when they were 4 they would give their last dollar to someone who needed it but they do the same thing now what has changed is their lifestyle they live much differently but as you see here it's a day they live in with other people. since cashing in their $62000000.00 check the herrings are still as working class is there are no bankers lawyers or c.e.o.'s on there guess most. people from all walks of life you're fired for your own words what true. good good good good writer. is he concerned people will take advantage of him and not these people i mean these are the ones you call and you know your friends are full right. david has been very generous to us french this small gathering cost him almost $12000.

know him as the cost said but he was the first person to say black power and he was to stokely carmichael to abernathy was to martin luther king jr. so i met him when i was very young and we continue to stay in touch to this day. there was another household that was very influential and that was the jackson household in the jackson family is the family that actually gave the student nonviolent dating committee a place to stay on their property and whenever people would come to town if they were activists or whoever will come to the jackson house and they would invite my parents and they would take me. i have the opportunity to these people who have no idea at the time the impact they were having on my life but it was very significant. >> it seems like the first instance on the path to where you are now and started to show the activist route had taken hold is you wrote an article for the newsletter about the training school you attended high school and you credit that piece with changing your life. tell us about the article and what you set out to document. >> i had been invited to be a pa

king debating stoically carmichael as they walk along the streets of mississippi during the meredithrch in 1966 about the merits of violence and non violence. and he saying what he told me afterwards, not all this in the film. why do we have to be nonviolent. how come america and mars nonviolence only in black people, otherwise it admires john wayne and james bond. it's not fair. i've been to jail 37 times for six years. i'm like a soldier, why do i have to keep inviting violence against me to get white america to do what it should've done in the first place. dr. king said still clean it you're right it is unfair. no one has a right to impose nonviolence on anyone else. all i'm trying to get to see is nonviolence is a leadership doctrine. we are ahead of where white america is. if we are step down to violence, we are going back to where they are. quite apart from the political and practical issues of whether or not you could win non violence as a minority, as a largely unarmed minority, in the morale of it nonviolence is a leadership doctrine, and we must rise above the stigma sizing

he was to stokely carmichael similar to ralph abernathy. we continue to stay in touch to this day and there was another but that was influential and that was the jackson household, the jackson family was a family that actually gave the members. whenever people would come to town. they would invite my parents to come and they would take me. so i had the opportunity to meet all these people having no idea at the time exactly the impact that they were having on my life but it was very, very significant. >> in the first instance on the path to where you are now when you started to show the activist roots had taken hold and you wrote an article for a newsletter about the lowndes county training school where you attended high school and you credit that with changing your life. can you tell us a little bit about the article and what you set out to document? >> i had been invited to be a part of a local weekly television show called focus. i was invited because i wrote poetry. i thought that's why i was invited but anyway i was there and recited an

but as the black civil rights movement in the 1960's, stokely carmichael, i was born in 1958, so i grew up in the late 1960's and early 1970's. i remember the rhetoric to be extremely fiery on questions of military service. i'm not even referencing someone like the reverend farrakhan, that kind of rhetoric is still part of his trade. but memory changes in our own individual lives. i thought things about my youth when i was a kid, now i look back, and i'm not so sure i am right. i wonder if i have changed. that's my question. memory is complex. it changes over time. >> of course it changes, according to context. what is the most useful way to remember this incident? by 1951, pearl harbor day commemorations went ahead without mentioning japan. pearl harbor, by 1951, was about let's not let the russians do us like the japanese did. it became a summons to military readiness. so many hollywood films made in the 1950's that say let's never be caught again as we were in 1941. it becomes this cold war symbol. buy a bombshell. don't let pearl harbor happen to you. to go ahead of tora, tora, tora

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passed through highlander's grounds, including rosa parks, martin luther king, jr., and stokely carmichael in 2019, one of the highlander center's buildings was destroyed in a fire that was investigated as a possible arson and hate crime after a white power symbol was found spray painted in the center's parking lot. the symbol is frequently used by white power groups and was painted on one of the guns used by the mosque shooter in christchurch, new zealand, a month earlier. ash-lee woodard henderson is an organizer for that movement of black lives in the front line. welcome back to democracy now! if you can start off by @@responding to these racial equity agenda that president biden has put forth in the midst of this investigation into the worst white supremacist violence at the capitol now? >> absolutely. thank you for welcoming me back most of good to see you all. i think as my sister said, this is a step forward, a progressive ep and we are grateful. but i want to start before the executive order to talk a little about how we got here. although joe biden is using his executive power to

comes to howard wooufrt university, there's a long tradition, thurgood marshall, andrew young, carmichaele young graduate to see kamala harris there reminds me that i can actually achieve anything i want and they can follow in her footsteps, chuck. >> all right, you know, i think dr. frederick was saying he saw -- are they seeing evidence of more applications to the school? i know that, you know, dr. frederick makes such a compelling case of why in some ways howard's a much better place for younger african-americans who, you know, maybe have had a harder time in different ways. have they seen an uptick in applications? are they feeling moment? >> you know, there is a lot of excitement around it. but even if you take kamala harris out of the picture, you think about what we saw over the summer with this racial reckoning. they've even been able to recruit some blue chip athletes to places like howard university and other places like hbcus saying we don't have to go to predominantly white communities, we can go home, we can go to communities who embrace us. and she only bolsters that energy.

he was to stokley carmichael probably similar to dr. martin luther king jr.t him when i was very young, and we continued to stay in touch -- we continue to stay in touch to this day. there was another household that was very influential, and and that was the jackson household. the jackson family, the family that actually gave the student nonviolent coordinating committee a place to stay, the sncc house is located on their property. they would always make it to the jacksons' house, and they would invite my parents to come, and they would take me. so i had the opportunity to meet all these people. i have no idea at the time exactly the impact they were having on my life. but that's why it was very, very significant. >> host: and it seems like the first instance on the path to where you are now where you sort of started to show the activist root had taken hold was you wrote an article for a newsletter about the lounes county training school where you attended high school. and you credit that piece with changing your life. can you tell us a little bit about the a

as historian peter carmichael argues, letter writing was for soldiers one of the ways to survive the civil war's psychic horrors and physical destruction. todiers wrote hometown newspapers for publication to tell folks how they felt and their anger. the treachery they perceived going back home had to be expressed in public forms as well as private. in this, ohio newspaper editors, especially republican editors, were happy to publish the soldiers' expressions of burning hatred. in articles in their papers, editors asked soldiers to write because letters advanced or their partisan agendas. one editor commented we publish a number of soldiers' letters this week, some a little severe, but we will continue to publish them until the people understand the position they occupy. the editor of the hancock of arsonian and creator popular character wrote that soldiers' letters were the most entertaining we have. he asked readers to pay close attention to them. "the hatred toward the copperheads felt by the oilmen at home is multiplied tenfold in the army. he the men who ate their enemies." soldi

feldman, who wrote about guerrilla warfare, chaos intensifying the need for order, as historian peter carmichaelting was for soldiers one of the ways to survive the psychic war and physical destruction. soldiers wrote letters for publication in the home newspapers, to tell folks what they thought, how they felt, and how and why they felt it. their anger at the backsliding in treachery they perceive going on back home had to be expressed in public forums, as well as in private. in this, ohio newspaper editors, especially republican editors, we're happy to publish the soldiers expressions of burning hatred. in articles in their papers, editors asked soldiers to write because letters advanced partisan agendas. one editor commented that we publish a number of soldiers letters this week, some of them a bit severe. but we will continue to publish them until áhe people understand the position they occupy. david ross, the editor of the jeffersonian, the creator of the popular fictional character, wrote that soldiers letters were the most entertaining reading we have. he asked readers to pay close attent

seniors over the age of 65 customers can get vaccinated at to pharmacies in sacramento, one in carmichael the vaccines each county will distribute doses of the vaccine to each pharmacy has become in saint martin wouldn't say how many doses they perceived or which vaccines. they're administering breaking now pharmacies are working diligently to accommodate all eligible claimants. castro says the company is committed to serving the community center is a proud member of the communities are stores operate working with the county's to teen is in sort of next scene is means a lot to us kristi gross fox, 40 news. >>los angeles county has confirmed its first cases of the new contagious the more contagious coronavirus strain. now this comes on the same day that the county topped more than 1 million coronavirus cases. health officials say that the infected man spent time in los angeles county and is currently isolating in neighboring orange county. officials say, although this is the first case it is believed to be that the strain is already spreading in the l a lee county is now the first county i