cassandra newby alexandra. most of us in civil war studies we got to absolutely take a deep breath and take a little bit of a vacation of course after dealing with the civil war sesquicentennial in april of 2015 and some of us had been at it for six or seven years at that point, but our next speaker who was certainly among those who deserved a long vacation at the sesquicentennial did not do that. she and her university norfolk state, they hosted a commonwealth of virginia's 2012 virginia sesquicentennial conference and our next speaker's break was this big. she got to work on the next event the 400th verse which john koskie tells me is a quatra centennial event, which is the arrival of the african-americans in the colonists and the oldest surviving american government in 1619. dr. alexander has been working since 2011 on the making of america programming series, and if you are not familiar with the major commemorative event before last month -- did you catch that -- before last month, you will read about it in

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cassandra alexander said she spent months watching patients die from covid-19. she wrote about the trauma she experienced in a recent op-ed in "the huffington post." she says, quote, most americans will never understand what it is like to look someone in the eyes as they pant in increasing terror forced to choose between talking on the phone with a loved one they may not see enough and breathing enough to survive. this is something many nurses have had to experience during the pandemic. alexander says it really took a toll on her mental health. >> it wasn't necessarily one particular incident that set it off, but just this slow increase sorrow over 15 months where we couldn't get ahead of a disease that we didn't have any answer for and then once we started having answers for it, people are still needlessly dying from it. it just really starts to wreck your soul in a way that you maybe can't fully appreciate until you're almost at the edge. >> alexander says therapy was able to help her start her recovery process. you can watch a full story on nbc lx, comcast ch

cassandra lewis wallace. tell me about your display here. the beginning and bring it all the way down from cudjoe. what we did was we started with the bloodland. could you put his history and everything down here when the ship we got the picture the curtiel the ship we got about him. when we got to hear we want to bring his siblings alive with him after his history. so we started with his generation of our bloodline, which is cudjoe. into his older son alek and we took it on down to at least son the third generation in it. then we took it to johnny lewis, which is my dad. he's the fourth generation. so we got his oldest son bloodline coming. we tell different things about them. and so i'm sure could you back up a minute and tell us who was kajal lewis. he was the last on last known survivors slave in on the curtail the ship so he survived all the other slaves and he settled in magazine point. so when they the slave ship came in they had the slaves at the bottom of the ship and they told them to be quiet. he said i don't know why but they had

you see last election to this man outgoing president cassandra honey, who stood a handing him the presidential office and a country in crisis while urging him to solve the problems inherited from his 2 terms. though the feeling of caution on the streets of few people are pressing optimism that the new government can get the country out of his current prices. and some argue the nuclear issue will only add to existing problems. however, others believe the answer lies and the leadership taking strong measures and the action of your data. chinese authorities are working to contain an outbreak of the delta variant of code 19, which has spread to half the provinces in china for 10 days. at least 6 regions have competed mass testing and people being told not to leave their home city. katrina, you reports from beijing. the changing the highly infectious delta variance has broken through china is strict corbett 19 defenses, closed borders. strict lockdown and masked, hasting, have not been enough to prevent the country's worst outbreak in months. hundreds of cases had been found in more than 30 cities.

andrew 7 spent a day with the british royal air force pilot stationed in the romanian coastal city of cassandra, as they call them q r. a's quick reaction alerts from the physical sprint to the thrust of take all within minutes. these nato fighter jets can intercept or track russian warplanes is the latest incident, the top left of this cockpit russian fighter jet, intercepted of the romanian coastline. it's close with no room for mistakes. tens of meters would seem quite close to 21. that's on initiated terms of relative procedures. it's totally normal. it's been set to in that range. but raffles, commanders, there's nothing normal about what's happening. probably in my senior since then we've had, i think anytime you fly inside a flight, information region of another country, not following the norms without flight plan, then i think it's not the sorts of behavior we'd like to see in the instructional community in the, at their own stand by 247, and when the alert comes fast moving is an understatement. when this plane gets airborne, it could fly it up to 28 kilometers a minute. the nearest ru

go east to the black sea port of cassandra and rubbish is a criminal commodity worth millions of dollars. and a determined prosecutor here is taking on the car, sells the model for problem of illegal waste trafficking is comparable with the drug trafficking to you don't. it's faces an overwhelming challenge, but he did smash warner daisha plan to import a shipment of toxic waste from italy, so called business men were involved and they attempted to bribe local officials, way bills from other european consignments like these show recycling sentences destinations. but instead they go to basic consideration sites all landfill dumped pollution on a big scale. this is part of one consignment from the u. k. host of cop 26, the u. n. global warming summit due in november need. so says the u. k is incorporating enough on getting prosecutions. i was to have a more collaboration of, of, from the part of the british authorities were fighting against any crimes and any crimes regarding not romania and not going to beat them. in my opinion. it's a huge problem for all the planet, october on, but sean

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we've got a quick break, but use your check out my interview with congressman dennis cassandra portable dot tv where you can get all of our episodes or listen to the redacted. an i pod cast. it's called moment a clarity on i tune spotify instead. you're, i'll be right back a lot more. ah. when i was wrong, why don't just don't the world? yes to shape out. the thing becomes the after an engagement equals the trail. went to many find themselves well, the part we choose to look for common ground in as we were saying, shipping, all of our jobs factors to china was a bad idea. but the american people were ok with it because although their way, cuz we're going down the stuff they were getting from china via wal mart was cheaper than ever. like i now the chickens have come home the route. now the china labor sink is finished. inflation is kicking in for real wages are going up, but it's not as fast as inflation. the know what we've done in the body and by the american heart while we're on by now, i should know, i should know moment that should have been any legal mon, on the special fields on

he's the cassandra of the telephone that he flew in from door hall where he is normally base you seeing base . there has to be little negotiations for a couple of years now, but we know he came to can to earlier this week. and now arriving in cobble with a high level tele bond delegation as part of the consultations or what the future government will look like. who will be and how, how it will look if basically what's on the table even to the extent that will cobble remain the capital, all kinds of how the birthplace of the taliban remain the capital. he was become the capital. we know that he is meeting with religious scholars. he's meeting with tele, bond commanders, even meeting with form of government leaders and the telephone have been doing this a week. so the airport remains a crisis point. i still choosing this still be things happening there. thousands of people are still flooding around the perimeter. the taliban still controlling the security around the perimeter. the americans are on the inside. some kind of interesting dynamic playing out with security. with 4 sides. earlie

cassandra is the 2nd son of queen elizabeth england 9th in line to the british throne, but his friendship with the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, has destroyed his royal prestige and it could yet get worse for him. virginia jeffrey has previously alleged the 20 years ago. she was the victim of sex trafficking by epstein and his close associate glen maxwell. but now in a 15 page, civil lawsuit filed in new york, your frail ledges at prince andrew, sexually assaulted and raped her, knowing that she was still a minor under 18 years old. he knows what he's done and he can attest to that. so in a statement she said, i hope that other victims will see that it is possible not to live in silence and fear, but to reclaim one's life by speaking out and demanding justice. jeffrey epstein had previously been convicted of child prostitution offences in 2008. he was found dead in his new york jail, fell in august 2019 a month after he was arrested on child sex trafficking charges. jeffrey says she was one of those traffics, and that epstein forced her to have sex with his friends and associat

. >> cassandra lewis wallace. >> tell me about your display. >> we put cudjoe's history and everythingre. the ship. and different books about him. when we got to here, we wanted to bring -- his siblings arrived with him, after his history. so we started with his generation of our blood line, which is cudjoe and his oldest son, alik. then the third generation, emmitt, and then we took to it johnny lewis, which is my dad. he's the eldest generation. we tell different things about them. >> could you back up a minute and tell us, who was cudjoe lewis? >> he was the last -- last known surviving slave on the clotilda ship. so he survived all the other slaves. he settled in -- port. when the slave ship came in, they had the slaves at the bottom of the ship, and they told them to be quiet. he said, i don't know why, but they had to be quiet. well, there was searching for slaves. it was illegal to bring them in. when they searched they would search the top and wouldn't see anybody. so they would let them go. he first stepped on soil on magazine point. when they got him off the ship they burnt t

. >> cassandra lewis wallace. >> tell me about your display here. >> we can start from the beginning and bring it all the way down. from cudjoe, what we did was we started with the bloodline. cudjoe, we put his history and everything down here. the ship, we got the clotilda ship. we got different books about him. when we got to here, we wanted to bring his siblings alive with him with his history. we started with his generation of our bloodline, which is cudjoe and to his oldest son. we took it on down to alek's son, the third generation, emmett. then we took it to johnnie lewis, which is my dad. he's the fourth generation. we got his oldest son's bloodline coming. we tell different things about them, and so -- >> could you back up a minute and tell us who was cudjoe lewis? >> he was the last -- last known surviving slave on the clotilda ship. he survived all the other slaves, and he settled in magazine port. so when they -- the slave ship came in, they had the slaves at the bottom of the ship. they told them to be quiet. he said, i don't know why, but they had to be quiet. well, the

and cassandra hoffman.annot be here today who has been truly a leader for us in norwegianing these so now we can get to the person we all want to see and hear from to thank. someone who's leading us in a really powerful way on this field and we had a game tonight against houston. so let's hear from the man who at 4 years old said "save my giants" with a sign. brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> thanks, larry. and, thank you everybody for being here and who helped put this thing together and helped at the field and just honored to be here with my family, all these special guests that we've heard speak, the junior giants and everybody here. as we -- as we're here to celebrate the opening of the gilman playground baseball field. it looks awesome. my relationship with the giants started 34 years ago. i was fortunate enough to go to a lot of games with my naernts. i was such a big fan that when i was your guys' age i did an assignment in kindergarten and that's what i wanteded to do when i got older and g

and cassandra hoffman. who cannot be here today who has been truly a leader for us in norwegianing these so now we can get to the person we all want to see and hear from to thank. someone who's leading us in a really powerful way on this field and we had a game tonight against houston. so let's hear from the man who at 4 years old said "save my giants" with a sign. brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> thanks, larry. and, thank you everybody for being here and who helped put this thing together and helped at the field and just honored to be here with my family, all these special guests that we've heard speak, the junior giants and everybody here. as we -- as we're here to celebrate the opening of the gilman playground baseball field. it looks awesome. my relationship with the giants started 34 years ago. i was fortunate enough to go to a lot of games with my naernts. i was such a big fan that when i was your guys' age i did an assignment in kindergarten and that's what i wanteded to do when i got older

and cassandra hoffman. who cannot be here today who has been truly a leader for us in norwegianing these so now we can get to the person we all want to see and hear from to thank. someone who's leading us in a really powerful way on this field and we had a game tonight against houston. so let's hear from the man who at 4 years old said "save my giants" with a sign. brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> thanks, larry. and, thank you everybody for being here and who helped put this thing together and helped at the field and just honored to be here with my family, all these special guests that we've heard speak, the junior giants and everybody here. as we -- as we're here to celebrate the opening of the gilman playground baseball field. it looks awesome. my relationship with the giants started 34 years ago. i was fortunate enough to go to a lot of games with my naernts. i was such a big fan that when i was your guys' age i did an assignment in kindergarten and that's what i wanteded to do when i got older

>> can we get an update on president cassandra's comment please?, deputy superintendent lee, do you have the history on that? sorry to put you on the spot. >> that is okay. chief, yes, i can speak to that. so basically the main general comment that i would make to this is there are elements of the negotiations between sfu is, d and uesf that will need to continue and be completed after this tentative agreement is ratified. so one of the negotiations and that is 75%. the remaining component wills not consume the full amount, so there are other aspects of this agreement that acknowledge there will need to be additional bargaining over the remaining balance. that is an example what the president mentioned is an example of an issue that would carry-over into that subsequent bargaining. chief, if you want to add or modify anything that i said. >> we are excited to talk through and to bargain around these really important issues. >> a let's do a roll call vote. [roll call vote] >> seven aye's. >> section h, special order of business continued, item 3, 22