carolina: pobre familia. verano con temperaturas que superan los 100 grados fahrenheit. borjas: hoy se cumplen dos aÑos de la masacre en el paso, texas, a manos de un supremacista blanco. carolina: durante el transcurso del dÍa se esperan varios actos conmemorativos. reportera: este es un dÍa muy difÍcil para la comunidad del paso, dos pasos despuÉs de esta terrible tragedia me encuentro detrÁs del walmart en donde ocurriÓ el ataque y donde se va realizar un evento que lleva un mensaje muy fuerte que dice que lo que insisto ese ataque no ha pasado. >> tenemos un evento comunitario, tenemos un recordatorio de la comunidad sobre lo que pasÓ hace dos aÑos. nosotros creemos que la supremacÍa blanca, el racismo y el sentimiento antiinmigrante generÓ este ataque, desafortunadamente esos sentimientos siguen vivos. en texas se estÁ promoviendo la narrativa que dice que los inmigrantes son criminales, lo mismo que sucediÓ hace dos aÑos. queremos hacer este evento como denuncia hacia esa narrativa. reportera: esta noch

carolina: eso me gusta.mante. iniciamos. ♪ yarel: buenas tardes. le saluda hallar

carolina: arrancamos con hambre y es que es el dÍa nacional de la fajita.erÁ despuÉs y que ya son 1000 en cuarentena con covid 19 en las escuelas del paÍs, y es que los casos y las instituciones por la variante delta del covid 19 representan casi el 90% entre menores de 12 aÑos, vamos por ciudades, por ejemplo en los Ángeles, california 3255 estudiantes dieron positivo. si nos vamos a nueva orleans, luisiana, ellos tienen mÁs de 3700 pacientes y personal en las escuelas y es que ya hay fecha para comenzar con la vacuna de refuerzo para los estadounidenses elegibles. carolina: y lo peor estÁ por venir, es la altura advertencia de los expertos de salud ante el alarmante casos de niÑos con covid 19 y es que a esta hora el 18% de los casos totales de covid 19 son menores de edad, el doctor anthony fauci indica que mÁs del 99% de las muertes se han reportado en no vacunados, ¿pero quÉ pasa con los niÑos? y para hablar del tema, nos comunicamos con el director mÉdico de nicolÁs childrens hospital. ahora los casos estÁn incrementando de una forma alarmante, cuÉnte

carolina: desde aquÍ los seguimos. profesora: [risas] carolina: quÉ bien. borja: ¡eso!s con la mÁs conocida de todas echar sal sobre el hombro cuando derramas para evitar la mala suerte. borja: para los romÁnticos, poner una imagen de san antonio cabeza abajo para encontrar el amor. y finalmente no casarse ni salir de casa, cualquier cosa importante en el dÍa 13. ¿tÚ eres supersticiosa? carolina: un poquito pero el viernes 13 me parece bonito. para mÍ es una fecha positiva y creo que es la forma en que uno lo debe de ver. no paso por debajo de una escalera ni dejo la cartera en el piso. borja: yo voy a poner la imagen de san antonio para encontrar el amor este fin de semana. ya les cuento el lunes. carolina: hasta el lunes, muchas gracias.

. ♪ carolina: ¿quÉ tal?hÍsimo gusto borja voces y carolina sarassa en este jueves 12 de agosto. esta es tu ediciÓn digital. borja: en la lucha por ganarle la carrera a las variantes del covid y por ampliar la protecciÓn en niÑos, la fda le darÁ luz verde a una tercera dosis de las vacunas de moderna y de pfizer contra el covid. inicialmente serÍa para personas con deficiencia inmunolÓgica, algunos enfermos de cÁncer quienes toman medicamentos que inhiben el sistema inmunolÓgico y tambiÉn los receptores de transplantes de Órganos. se va a necesitar que el el cdc la recomiende. carolina: mientras tanto los cdc piden que las mujeres embarazadas que puedan se vacunen contra el covid. registran nÚmeros alarmantes de futuras madres. un estudio con aproximadamente 2500 mujeres embarazadas no mostrÓ riesgo superior al normal de un aborto espontÁneo antes de las 20 semanas de embarazo. cerca de 23% de las mujeres embarazadas en el paÍs han recibido al menos una dosis de la vacuna. borja: nos vamos a conectar desde lo

carolina: te agradecemos, esto volviÓ a ocurrir.esolviÓ y las vacas volvieron a sus corrales. es curioso porque llevamos pues aproximadamente este Último mes hablando de animales que se estÁn escapando. carolina: creo que es un mensaje para dejemos de comer tanta carne. por si acaso hoy en sala vita. borja: hoy nos hacemos vegetarianos.. ——ensaldita carolina: quÉ bueno que arrancan la semana bien informados con nosotros. borja: gracias por la confianza, hasta maÑana. reportera: cientos de miles de estudiantes regresan hoy a clases luego de un aÑo difÍcil, los detalles en minutos. yarel: comienza el proceso electoral para destituir a gavin newsom.

carolina: ¿quÉ tal?hÍsimo gusto borja voces y carolina sarassa en este dÍa miÉrcoles 4 de agosto.esta este "ediciÓn digital" y bienvenidos. borja: imagÍnese estar en pleno vuelo y de repente darse cuenta de que uno de los pasajeros estÁ siendo sujetado con una cinta adhesiva. una sorpresa para muchos en ese vuelo. carolina: han suspendido a varios auxiliares de vuelo como nos cuenta aylÉn del toro. aylÉn: el hombre de 22 aÑos fue arrestado en el aeropuerto de miami y acusado de tres cargos de agresiÓn. la policÍa dijo que el incidente ocurriÓ en un vuelo nocturno hasta el fin de semana procedente de filadelfia. tomÓ dos bebidas alcohÓlicas y despuÉs tocÓ con su vaso de forma inapropiada a una asistente de vuelo. lo derramÓ sobre su camisa. cuando saliÓ estaba sin esta. una asistente de buero le dijo que necesitaba vestirse. segÚn el informe caminÓ alrededor del aviÓn durante 15minutos antes de tocar el techo de una azafata. el informe dice que un tercer asistente le pidiÓ que permaneciera sentado pero be

carolina: te agradecemos por la informaciÓn directamente desde mÉxico.es en solo minutos. carolina: y despuÉs de negar su existencia, entÉrate del mensaje que envÍa paty navidad a sus miles de seguidores sobre el covid—19, no te los puedes perder. ♪ ♪ californianos, ¿sabían que nuestros hogares comparten la energía? pero cuando tratamos de mantenernos frescos en medio de una ola de calor, llevamos la red de suministro al límite. ¡seguir funcionando está en tus manos! - “¿en mis manos?" - en las manos de todos, con las flex alerts. nos avisan cuándo cambiar el horario de consumo de energía si la red está al límite. pasemos de preenfriar nuestros hogares a consumir menos energía de 4 a 9 pm. juntos temenos el poder de ahorrar energía. regístrate para recibir flex alerts hoy. carolina: cuidado con esta informaciÓn en semanas comenzarÍa una tercera ronda de vacunaciÓn, aquÍ en estados unidos. si lo aprueba la fda el gobierno anunciarÍa suministro de una tercera dosis de refuerzo aproximadamente a mitad de septiembre, que se aplicarÍa cumplir ocho meses de ha

carolina: algÚn empate tÉcnico. siguiente:" sÍ, por mi que lo hagan, pero que respete la privacidad de los usuarios" benigno nos comenta:" no estoy de acuerdo en eso porque se supone que es privacidad". borja: enrique dice:" si es para disminuir la violencia infantil, perfecto". tambiÉn alex dice:" es una violaciÓn a nuestra privacidad y apple puede tener demandas multimillonarias por abusar de sus clientes" y cerramos con cristina:" el que nada debe, nada teme". carolina: ahora lo que todo el mundo comenta es la salida de lionel messi del fÚtbol club barcelona. su contrato vencÍa en junio y veamos esta noticia. hubo 21 aÑos en el fÚtbol club barcelona. borja: leonel messi marcÓ 672 goles en 678 partidos. 17 temporadas en los que ganÓ seis balones de oro. su Último contrato fue de mÁsde 655.000.000 $. bien, pues, para conocer mÁs detalles sobre esta decisiÓn nos conectamos con marco que estÁ en el estadio del barça en espaÑa. adelante, marco. marco:¿quÉ tal ? buenas tardes desde el camp nou donde esta maÑana el pres

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ carolina: amigos de la costa oeste, mucho gusto borja voces y carolina sarasola. "ediciÓn digital". borja: aguantamos con Ésta. no aguantÓ la presiÓn y renunciÓ el gobernador de nueva york. dice que se hace a un lado por el amor que le tiene a su estado y vamos a escucharlo. (hablan en ingles) borja: el gobernador reconociÓ que hay mujeres a las que ofendiÓ por lo que se disculpÓ, pero si aclaro que simplemente quiso ser cariÑoso... con que algunos medios vieron sus gestos como algo ofensivo. carolina: su salida serÍa efectiva tras 11 dÍas, y la fiscalÍa del estado queda a cuenta de su puesto acoso sexual y al que como calificÓ de motivaciones polÍticas y carentes de verdad. peggy esta siguiendo Ésta noticia desde Ésta maÑana. peggy: buenas tardes, Ésta noticia ha causado gran conmociÓn y las reacciones no se han hecho esperar. una de ellas es por parte de la abogada de una de las dos mujeres que acusÓ al gobernador de acoso sexual, quien dijo que las mujeres se sentÍan aliviados. los ojos estÁn sobre la que es la vice gobernadora, quien asumirÍa el cargo por prim

carolina sarassa y borja voces tienen el dÍa libre. carolina: tenemos mucho que informar. reactiva el programa quÉdate en mÉxico que instaurÓ el expresidente donald trump este obliga a miles de solicitantes de asilo a permanecer en este paÍs vecino hasta que puedan suscitar su caso ante un juez estadounidense. carolina: el mÁximo tribunal negÓ un fallo de emergencia presentado la semana pasada por la casa blanca. para los detalles y las reacciones, nos conectamos en vivo con francisco cobos que se encuentra en reynosa, mÉxico. francisco: gracias, carolina, satcha. la reacciÓn a estas medidas implementadas en estados unidos es de tristeza y decepciÓn porque en este campamento y mÁs de 5000 migrantes y el hecho de que ellos sepan que van a tener que esperar aquÍ, no es un buen augurio porque ellos creen con justa razÓn que esto se va a llenar de mÁs personas que serÁn expulsadas de los estados unidos. aquÍ va a crecer esta poblaciÓn que actualmente viven en hacinamiento total con pocos recursos de agua y energÍa elÉctrica, con poca comida donada por algunas instituciones e i

carolina: le daremos seguimiento.n las costas del golfo. aquÍ te diremos dÓnde y cuÁndo. ♪ ♪ ¿comezón? ¿rascaditas? ¿la familia no queda limpia? usa charmin ultra strong simplemente limpia mejor, así tu familia queda limpia usando menos. ¡hola traserito limpio! disfruta ir con charmin. crest presenta piedra, papel o tijera ¿todavía jugando? mamá, es que a la que pierde le toca cepillarse primero con esta pasta de abuela ahí me di cuenta que era hora de cambiar a crest. cada día los hispanos continúan descubriendo crest. pruébala. al comenzar el año escolar, nuestra prioridad es la seguridad de los estudiantes. gracias al gobernador newsom, el presupuesto estatal destaca fondos sin precedentes para escuelas pre-kinder al doceavo y universidades comunitarias- con inversiones para la salud mental y emocional, recursos para emplear más enfermeras y consejeros, y su plan expande el pre-kinder para incluir niños de cuatro años. acompaña a los educadores en agradecerle al gobernador newsom, y dígale que siga haciendo priorid

carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn.ia con sus hijos en un carro. ahora, cambiando de tema, en casa les parece que cada vez escuchando mÁs personas con covid. el epicentro del paÍs estÁ ahora la florida. 10.200 casos de personas hospitalizadas, batiendo rÉcords desde el inicio de la pandemia. para que se den una idea en un dÍa se han registrado en este estado, en florida, mÁs de 21.600 nuevos casos hasta hoy se han confirmado aproximadamente 35 millones de personas que se han contagiado. ¿pero ahora quÉ pasa con las mujeres que estÁn embarazadas? ¿y con aquellas parejas que estÁn buscando hijos? la asociaciÓn de ginecologÍa y obstetras de estados unidos recomiendan que la gente se vacune. cada caso es Único y es importante hablar con su mÉdico de confianza. justamente nos conectamos en vivo con el doctor enrique vÁsquez, ginecÓlogo y obstetra de miami, florida. bienvenido a la "ediciÓn digital". enrique: bienvenidos, gracias por tenerme en el programa. carolina: ¿quÉ mensaje le manda usted en este momento a una mujer que

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carolina: bienvenidos a la ediciÓn digital.menos trece muertos y mas de una docena de heridos. - entre las victimas mortales hay al menos diez miembros del personal estadounidense.. te advertimos que las imagenes que nos presenta roger borges a continuacion son fuertes... roger: es el saldo que dejaron dos atacantes suicidas, luego de detonar sus bombas en kabul, afganistÁn, otros por hombres armados abrieron fuego a la multitud, entre las vÍctimas hay niÑos, miembros de ejÉrcito estadounidense. se cree que el grupo del estado islÁmico es responsable. un portavoz del pentÁgono confirmÓ la situaciÓn, indicando que uno fue cerca del aeropuerto, y la otra al lado de un hotel no muy lejos del lugar. las explosiones ocurren en medio de un intenso precio para evacuar estadounidenses, una situaciÓn que el nÚmero. a miles de personas desde hace dÍas en azafrÁn del terminal aÉreo. roger: en los Últimos dÍas estados unidos y varias naciones advirtieron sobre la posibilidad de ataques en ese lugar. elyangÉlica: gracias. aquÍ comienza esta

everyone, i'm donna martinez, welcome once again to coming to you live from midtown raleigh, north carolina. we've got a fascinating discussion scheduled for you today. i'm glad so many of you are here along for this. the leftist notice that it dates to 1619 not 1776 has proven quite popular in media, culture and education and now the recent hiring of new york times reporter nicole hannah jones by unc chappell journalism school has swept into the spotlight. the discussion who we are as americans, what our country represents, the principles on which our country was founded and of course, the role of the faculty and boards of trustees when it comes to the issue of hiring people and tenure. so we've got a great panel for you today and hoping to clear up the misconceptions for you and also some perspective to the very important debate going on in our country. joining me today is the ceo of the john locke foundation. she's been with us several times before and i know that many of you have had the opportunity to meet with her across north carolina. amy cook is with us today. jenna robinson is the

the north carolina history project, go to the website for fascinating history north carolina specificu're looking for general knowledge or for your kids supplements to what they are learning. peter, he written about this issue, where kinfolks find your writing about 1619 and writing about. >> the report critical response to the 1619 project that's widely available. >> naf.org. terrific. matthew, where kinfolks find the 1776 commission report even though it's on the website? we just will it? >> it's a public document, which means it's in the public realm so search 1736 report it will come up. our website and a bunch of other places on the website it's usually downloadable and free. i will note is another version that includes all of the footnote to all of our work which they criticized academic like myself for not having footnotes and lo and behold we've got a lot footnotes. keep your eyes out there will be a full published curriculum available soon. >> awesome. the website is -- there we go. >> we've been talking with matthew, feiss president for washington operations, peter what is t

really tarnishes the reputation of north carolina university. thank god they did not give her the tenure as well pretty. >> he got on that point, this really concerns me what your site, you hit the nail on the head. action matter. especially in journalism it is not even as if we are talking about she gote the facts but she came to a different conclusion. were talking about she literally got the facts wrong and another one who have 191 of my absolute favorites read him in graduate school. according would, and he said there are so many historians and if you criticize or, if you criticize her, it's racist or something and were talking about somebody is not getting a fax correct. she'll be teaching in the journalism school, where some we expect the facts should be corrected if you want to be an opinion person come out a different opinion that is fine but she is not even open to winter facts are challenges to correct those mistakes read that is problematic, is especially problematic for journalism whenl it is at such a roman point in american opinion

virginia, north carolina, south carolina, georgia.fighting in the carolinas -- or actually anywhere in the south until 1778. that means these colonies contribute support, troop, resources to the fight in the north. it means these governments can coalesce. these people can coerce loyalists -- >> was there a divisive battle in georgia. >> georgia is very new. it was only settled in the mid 1730s. very small population. with everything else falling apart in the south, the governor flees. they arrest him and he escapes and goes on a warship. so there's -- georgia rolls over. doesn't even fight. so that's rage militaire in the south. well, we have one last topic and that's boston. okay. the siege of boston. let's go back to the very first picture here. boston has been under siege since bunker hill. the americans can't get in. the americans can't get out. george washington shows up and begins to turn it into the main continental army. washington crossing begins at this point. washington meets all of these guys who are new englanders. they h

i see this as the publisher of carolina journal. i have an undergraduate degree in journalism and a masters degree in american history which means i care about the history of journalism. the false narrative that surrounds this, to peter's point, that what she's created about american history and our founding, and now we are talking about this person -- she has a five-year contract to teach journalism and yet she has not i'm trying to set an honest narrative. also she has questionable academic work when you look at her 16 and 19 project. all of this is troubling. when i look at what the study of journalism are more concerned about a false narrative they are in a frenzy of a false narrative. nobody is curious i should not say nobody, this group obviously is for the very few people who seem curious enough to want to get to the actual truth of this. some of the local report the correct narrative now. they want to do the actual truth of this whole narrative that surrounds nicole hannah jones. i find that is a fatal flaw or in higher educ

carolina: la llegada de noah es una bendiciÓn.

this is a theme in north carolina.h nicole hannah jones at 1619 project, what she will be doing and what is happening. >> it is also connected we see as amy describes what is happening with state board of education moving through safety standards. some of them will end up in the state university system, some of them attending unc chapel hill and being taught by someone whose claim to fame is the 1619 project. over the years it seems there will be an exception, an alternative view of the country's founding which could literally shape a generation or more. that seems to be pretty concerning. we want to make sure what kids are being taught or facts. whatever they want to think about it is another issue. we come to our own conclusions what we think is good or bad about our country and factually what is good about the country. >> it is nothing new. k-12 schools using howard zinn's history of the united states for years. that book intentionally looks through the lens of the oppressed, at every turn it points out the flaws in

again coming to you live from north carolina.ot a fascinating discussion scheduled today, so many of you are along for this. the left notion our country's founding date is 1619, 1776 has no proven popular media, culture and education in fact recent hiring of new york times reporter nicole hannah jones by chapel hill's journalism school has no writing in the national spotlight from a% over the discussion of who we are as americans, what our country represents, the principles on which our country was hundred and of course the role of the faculty boards of trustees when it comes to the issue of hiring people. we've got a great panel today and hope to be able to clear up misconceptions for you and also put some perspective on this important debate going on in our country. twenty-three today is the ceo of the john mark condition he spent with us several times before and many of you have had the opportunity with her. amy, glad you're here. jennifer robinson is the president of the james center for academic renewals they are following h

north carolina has been lost legal to south carolina.8th, 1776 the british navy attacks charleston in what is called the battle of sullivan's island. that's what this would be. anybody ever been to charleston? what do you think of charleston? >> it's very old, very historic okay. a pretty nice place actually. the british navy has a disaster. the americans are firing very very accurately they shoot the heck out of two british warships. a third one gets stuck and they are forced to burn it, because they are afraid that the americans will capture it. and the british are repelled at charleston. south carolina is now secured for the columnist cause. the three major southern colonies have all been secured. the royal governor of georgia fleas. george is now secured. and the americans have secured the deep south. this is a very famous painting of the battle of sullivan's island. this man is a very famous soldier for a very famous story, this is called this forte is made out of paul mental logs, and they are filled with sand. and leader the a the

josh stein is attorney general of north carolina, as attorney general he works to protect north carolina families from crime and consumer fraud. he previously served as a state senator, as a deputy attorney general in the north carolina department of justice. ms. lisa -- the director of state policy at the center for responsible lending. she works with global organizations and lawmakers to eliminate abusive lending and debt collection practices in her state. she also advocates on the national level on abusive debt collection and debt settlement practices as well as predatory auto and student lending. dr. frederick hanes is a senior pastor, activist and educator in dallas. -- with the friendship west baptist church in dallas. dr. hanes currently serves as chairman of the board of the samuel dewitt proctor conference, board member of the conference of national black churches and the national action member, and a member of the board of trustees for pall quinn college. mr. brian books is the former acting controller of the currency prior to becoming acting controller he served as senior depu

because it is, in north carolina. to be fair, i don't think many people think that the battle of newbern is incredibly important or significant, so he -- i don't think he's alone. nor am i arguing that the western theater is more important than the eastern theater. so i just want to throw my hands up and say that up front. and maybe change the conversation a little bit. so here i'll begin. on the morning of march 14th, 1862, general john gray foster led the first brigade of ambrose bernstooid's troops to the front of the confederate line in newbern, north carolina. foster's troops opened fire and confederate brigadier general lawrence o'brien branch hoped his earth work forts built by enslaved men would serve as strategic barriers. nestled at a point between the noose and atlantic in north carolina railroad, union vessels were blocked on the river by shaerned stakes planted throughout. the second brigade fired at confederates in their attempts to position cannon on the rail line. the 35th and 37th north carolina drill

was charleston, south carolina. georgia alabama and florida were almost majority black states for this a real concentration of black power as clyburn said to me in the film, and those six -- seven state street that was true even before the civil war. south carolina nickname was negra country. it was so full of a black people. that of course was because of the economy and the productivity of rights. in the expertise of africans brought to south carolina. the ame church he was brought by richard allen. it's formally a boy in 1860. in charleston there is a manual church. in 1822 and man was accused of plotting insurrection and charleston. how did he get free? he got free i want you to listen to this. and the complexity of slavery but he hasn't slaved a in 1799 he played this city lottery, the lottery it like he plays the grocery store or convenience store and he won $1500. he is 600 of those $1500 to buy his own freedom from his so-called owners, surname was bussey. after 1800 he was free. in 1822 he was a very promine

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let's go to south carolina. south carolina was a majority black space. south carolina, louisiana, mississippi were majority black state and ground 04 the black community during reconstruction was charleston south carolina. and georgia alabama and florida were almost majority black state so there's a concentration of black power as jim clyburnsaid in the film , in those six southern states. that was true even before the civil war. south carolina was negro country because it was so full of black people and that of course was because of the economy and the productivity of rights and the sea islands and expertise that africans brought to south carolina. but there was also free black community. we know the ame church was the first black denomination formed in philadelphia by richard allen and it's formally born in the year 1816. well, in charleston there is the emmanuel church and in 1822, a man named denmark as you know was accused of plotting an insurrection in charleston. how did he get free? he got free, this is one of the ironies of american history and

those states are alabama, florida, north carolina and south carolina.ach is close to the minimum threshold. minor changes could make a difference. shortening the review period could remove some state from coverage. if the review period were shortened to 20 years, only georgia, louisiana, mississippi and texas would likely remain covered. several states that appear not to be covered could be covered, if certain changes in preclearance were made. those states, i address in exhibit two of my testimony. virginia only has eight violations. changes in the formula could cause virginia -- to be of the eight violations were enacted by the state. new york and california are each between 10 and 15 violations, but none were committed by the state. >> i think my timers says your five minutes is up. if it is not, i'm sorry, but if it is, we need to wrap up. >> the bill you are considering could play a key role, diluting -- based on my years of experience, i believe strengthening enforcement is a critical need for our democracy. thank you. >> thank you, sir. our next

if you raise this question, south carolina, georgia, north carolina into maybe virginia are going to leave the union and at that early stage that would have been fatal to the american republic as we know it. nevertheheless, that is the bo i want to write next by the way. why they failed. and help us understand that. >> host: will you answer the question do you believe the 13 colonies would have approved the constitution, you asserted several would not. >> by 1787 the colonies had become states. and the constitutional convention the representatives from south carolina, georgia goes along with them. virginia is questionable. south carolina pinckney and others, rutledge, basically say if you do not assure us that our form of labor, slavery is never mentioned in the constitution. it is not kosher to do that but they say if you don't give us what you're asking for, some protection of our labor source we are going to leave and i don't think they were bluffing. then play the tape and see what happens if they decided to present them with that issue. .. the word slavery was never mentioned in

but mother, let's go to charleston south carolina, south carolina was the majority of the black stateeconstruction was charleston, south carolina and georgia alabama and they were almost the majority black rated the zero concentration the black power and as representative sitting the film, and those six southern states and that was true even before thee civil war. south carolina's nickname was negro country because there's so full of black people because of the economy and rights and the islands in the expertise of the africans in the blacks to south carolina and there was also a sizable black community and we know that the ame church, the first black denomination formed in philadelphia. i richard allen and is formally born in 1816. well in charleston, there's the manual church in 1822, came man was accused of plotting an insurrection in charleston. how to get free, he got free listen to this, this is one of the ironies of american history and the complexity of slavery. he was an enslaved man in 1799, he plays the lottery, he plays the lottery like you played the glutton for grocery s

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as he was moving from maryland to south carolina.o see what it would have actually been like, right? ball wrote this about being in a coffle. the women were tied together with a rope which was tied like a halter around the neck of each. for the men, a strong iron color was closely fitted by means of a padlock around our necks. a chain of iron was passed through the hasp of each padlock. in addition to this we were handcuffed in pairs. you can get a better sense of the forced connection of people in this image. you can see that these two guys are chained together at the wrist and that this guy on the front right is chained by the ankle to people behind him. this is on an obvious level awful, people being bound together and being forced to walk long distances to a new life and a different kind of enslavement. but there are little things that i think people might not think about when you consider how difficult the situation would be. so people are forced to walk all day and at night they're forced to try to sleep. but there wasn't enoug

in south carolina, this funeral home has never seen more covid deaths. >> it puts a stress not only on us but the families we serve. >> reporter: but there are stories of survival. >> hi, i'm dr. rauf! i admitted you to the hospital! so good to see you! >> reporter: one of colorado's first covid patients returned to serenade the doctors who saved him. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the biggest thank you that anyone can give their healthcare provider is to go get their covid vaccine. >> reporter: jacob, who spent 20 days in the hospital last spring, got his vaccine, as did almost 60% of people here in l.a. county, though that's still short of the 70% that's needed for herd immunity. adriana. >> diaz: lilia luciano, thank you. today, thousands of people gahered in washington, d.c., and dozens of other cities demanding legal protections for voting rights. it comes 58 years after the historic march on washington, a pivotal moment in american history. and as nikole killion explains, some say they're still fighting the same old battles. >> black lives matter! >> reporter: standing shoulder to shoulder, the nation

henry and turner to prettied about mother emanuel, charleston, south carolina.ro for black community and during reconstruction was charleston, south carolina, and georgia alabama were almost majority black. is this real concentration of black power as reverend kleinberg says to me in the film, and those six southern states. and that was true even befores. the civil war. south carolina was negra country because it was full of black people when that of course is because of the economy and their productivity rise in the islands and expertise of africans to the south carolina. indigo grove price but also free black communities we know the ame church of the first black denomination and formed in philadelphia by richard allen. informally born in 1960. in charleston, there is a manual church. and in 1822, a man came to work as you know, those accused of plotting an insurrection in charleston. how do we get free, i want you to listen to this because this is one of the ironies of american history the complexity of slavery. he was an enslaved man in 1799 and he played a l

or do you think that won't be a problem in south carolina?governor mcmaster: i think to be someone the education side that will be calling for masks, that question has already been answered. our gave -- had an executive order when we were still in the state of emergency that the parents would decide whether the children would wear masks and then the legislature followed with that recommendation and said there should be no masks, so we are going to let the parents decide but there is no confusion among the parents. we have seen what happens when these children are subjected to requiring masks so they can't perform, they can't learn. we've had enough damage to the education system already by virtual learning, which didn't work at all. we are really going to be digging out, all of us across the country, in these k-12 for years. but adding more fuel to the fire by requirements which are not necessary is not a smart thing to do, and we are not going to do it. >> dana: i noticed that mckinsey study this week that said some kids that did remote lear