if you are sheryl crow, you go right to the top.'m not sure if we are going to get that kind of response, but of course, if you are sheryl crow. amanda: twitter has been at the center of trouble for elon musk. he has arrived in manhattan for issues over the sec. those, let's zero in for who forgot. what is being heard today? >> thank you for having me, first of all. the sec started this proceeding by filing a motion asking essentially that mr. must be held in contempt. the content request is based on a consent decree that he signed with the sec some time ago in response to an earlier tweet about going private. that consent decree says basically that mr. musk will preclear his communications on twitter henceforth as part of what is called the disclosure controls of the company. musk team says that they have tried to be in line with the settlement back in september, saying elon musk dramatically reduced his tweets about tesla. is that enough? thomas: no, it is not. there are couple of questions that you are looking at here. what did m

his impact on north carolina, and how he navigated the jim crow era. this is about 20 minutes. >> reginald ellis, professor at florida a&m university, let's talk about this gentleman, the racial politics of james edward shepard. who was he? >> dr. shepard was an individual who was born and raised of a father who was a prominent african-american minister in the state of north carolina, his parents were individuals who actually came out of the institution of slavery and ended up thriving as prominent african-americans in the state of north carolina. dr. shepard goes on to receive an advanced education at what's now charlotte university, and goes on to also become one of the first african-american pharmacists in the state of north carolina. shortly thereafter, he goes on to follow his father's footsteps and tries out the ministry, and travels the world with the international sunday school association, which leads him to his higher calling which ultimately becomes creating the institution that is present day north carolina central university. >> what about

americans also had additional challenges in that they would not welcome you many andes due to jim crow laws, also downtown, which african americans were not allowed in at the time. george: when i was growing up, two orer was working three jobs, and i thought he knew most things, and i said to him "dad, why are white people so mad at us?" and he said "george, that is just the way it is." " i am notght, "wow, upset enough to hurt you or to do bad things. i did not understand. "that is just the way it is." society at that time. that was the way things happened at the time. that i had to learn to do what is required. -- and i still ask that question. i still don't know why people are so upset that they could see you walk by and want to hurt you or kill you. kevin: african americans often times, andn difficult it was not just in the south, it was also in the north. many times they would be pulled over, asked about why they are traveling and even if it was their vehicle. they would be equaled over, asking them "is this your car? did you steal this? why do you have this car?" and they would a

i have to be honest, this is pretty rare. >> there's a crow in the water. >> that's a crow.hey saw it having trouble in the water. they jumped in the canoe and paddled out there to see if they could give it a helping hand or in this case a helping ore. >> okay, buddy. >> it just flops down. look how tired it looks. >> okay. >> poor baby. >> they get it back to dry land. look, the little thing is just shivering. so cold. don't worry. got himself someone that seems to know and seems to care quite a lot as well because it's time to get some sun. >> you're wet. you need to dry out. >> it looks like it starts loosening up, limbering up. all right. this is good. shortly afterwards we do get this. off it goes. probably learned its less

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this was important during 1950s jim crow laws which contributed african-americans from going places,in segregation was in effect at the green book offered a guide to give people advice of where they could go. green book started off in new york city. victor hugo green is the publisher of the green book and founder of the green books. he kind of got the idea of just traveling himself in the new york city area and just trying to figure out the best locations he could have and realized that african-americans were places recording the they would go and so this just became a more formal, version of that. >> so the green book lists different places that african-americans could get service, anywhere from hotels to gas stations to restaurants, different type of services you would need when you're traveling and these -- and the green book them by state and area, and then most people would use the green book in their trip and plan out a route that would allow them to stop at certain sites, go to certain stations, kind of a pre-travel planning. have it with them on the trip so they could make adju

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above and it was woods who took advantage by lying recent back problems to grab the lead who was to crowed willing the ball towards the whole woods never looked likely to relinquish it was released and joy were at his face as he claimed his fifth green jacket on fifteenth major he must know have his sights set on jack nicklaus's record was and a reminder of the top story we're following for him fearless parliamentary elections looks to be taking the country to the left on tier the now is set to become felons first leftist prime minister in over twenty years leader of the social democrats led celebrations as news of his party's narrow when it came in the right wing populist true finns party will be the biggest opposition force in the parliament. to washington governors and relent government you can always check out our website dot com for all the latest i'm irish waiter thanks for joining us. where i come from we had to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if you newspapers with official information as a journalist i have wo

was to crowed willing the ball towards the whole woods never looked likely to relinquish it was released and joy what his face as he claimed his fifth green jacket on fifteenth major he must know have his sights set on jack nicklaus's record was you watching t.v. in his from berlin and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website www dot com up next as they vote as they share with press harrington i'm irish waiter thanks so much for watching. euro. what unites. what divides. the mother looks like a trojan horse. what binds the continent together. answers and stories of planting the. spotlight on people. focus on her on g.w. .

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. >> and russell crow roars with our first look at the loudest voice in the room. "early today" starts right now. good wednesday morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. severe weather is on the way today for areas still recovering from the last massive storm. let's get right over to nbc meteorologist janessa webb tracking it all for us. good morning, vanessa. >> good morning. we're getting started with the severe weather. it's going to start to happen this afternoon into the evening hours across the plains into the south here. right now sitting out to the southwest from phoenix to albuquerque and will make its way across the midwest. so we have a good chunk of the nation, 32 million under that severe weather risk. potential now is damaging wind gusts, up to 60 miles per hour, also large hail possibility of tornadoes. now, this is going to be a multi-day event into your thursday, friday as well. so you can see the areas of low pressure from iowa to dallas, major cities really going to be impacted throughout the day. dallas, houston, along with oklahoma

edward says he has to keep his newborn lambs inside to stop crow attacks.ing on his crops. last year, laws were changed. the system is now so confusing that edward says he has stopped shooting, and says his farm is suffering. you need to manage it. if you have too many of one species, they become the dominant species, and they will destroy others. images of lambs alleged to have been attacked by crows were posted on social media over the weekend. edward's13—year—old daughter isla helps him to run the farm. you've got to be open—minded to it all. there's definitely one answer and it's to have equal crows and equal sheep, and to have balance. the problem is this debate is spinning out of control. if you listen closely, the majority of people on both sides want the same thing — to stop animals being killed or suffering unnecessarily. this is what nature campaigner chris packham woke up to at the weekend. police are also examining suspicious packages sent to his home, and he has had death threats. it was a legal challenge by his campaign group, wild justice, th

there is definitely one answer and it is to have equal crows and equal sheep and to have balance. of control. the majority of people on both sides wa nt the majority of people on both sides want the same thing, to stop animals being killed or suffering unnecessarily. this is what nature can pay no chris packham woke up to at the weekend. police are also examining suspicious packages sent to his home and he has had death threats. it was a legal challenge by his campaign group that led to the licences being changed. what concerns us licences being changed. what concerns us is large numbers are being killed purely for vandalism and pleasure, not because they are pests or harming anyone's interest and we have never sought to restrict the ability of farmers to kill birds damaging their livelihood. government statement said natural england are working as quickly as possible to issue new licences. the hope is that clarity comes before the argument gets even uglier. claire marshall, bbc news, in the cotswolds. emperor akihito of japan has wished his country and the world "peace and prospe

only african-americans were red line for a bit in from well not just only but for it were jim jim crow wasn't alone i was saying policies or something because i don't know just quickly then finally to. those struggling communities in america below the poverty line with rampant crime if however it's.

landfills when i say predominantly black, these are all black communities that were created by jim crow. city of eight of the incinerators were located in black neighborhoods. three out of four landfills are located in black neighborhoods. the 1930'sumped from up to 1978, most of it was dumped into black neighborhoods, even though blacks make up only 20% of the population. it was the first environmental racism case that used civil rights law, challenging that this should not be sent to a disproportionate community while everybody produces garbage. this was way back in 1978. host: did you win? guest: we lost a lawsuit, but we won a war. this is a case where we showed was not environment somehow valued by all as the same. all communities are not created equal, that some are more equal than others. class or other, incinerators, refineries, or chemical compounds, et cetera for this is before there was a movement this is 1978 the environmental justice movement really took off in 1982 in warren county, north carolina, with the location of a toxic waste dump. mobilized,nized and five hundred p

, for example, and the legacies that jim crow already made possible. to get a more understanding of structural inequality. a lot of our politics and political conversation tries to push towards race neutrality and color blindness when we know from the evidence and from the history that still matters. part of what i think about reparations, if we can think of a good example of that political cartoon with two houses on fire and people are putting water on one that is not burning and not necessarily putting water on the the one that is. we have to investment into these communities and individuals that have been historically neglected because it's not just about equality. it's equity. that's distinct from equality. equity tries to make up for the historical gap. it's structured throughout society be it in residential segregation, mortgage first of all fraud, education inequality and so forth. even if reparations weren't given to individuals, we could make the case for how institutions could be targeted as well. >> i'm just going to play that back after we

this is at southbound 680 at crow canyon. it has been moved to the right shoulder.o far we aren't seeing delays behind it which is great news. although there is always that possibility as things heat up. things are heating up moving through the altamont pass out of the tracy triangle to the 586,

. >> there's a crow in the water. >> that's a crow. they saw it having trouble in the water. they jumped in the canoe and paddled out there to see if they could give it a helping hand or in this case a helping ore. >> okay, buddy. >> it just flops down. look how tired it looks. >> okay. >> poor baby. >> they get it back to dry land. look, the little thing is just shivering. so cold. don't worry. got himself someone that seems to know and seems to care quite a lot as well because it's time to get some sun. >> you're wet. you need to dry out. >> it looks like it starts loosening up, limbering up. all right. this is good. shortly afterwards we do get this. off it goes. probably learned its lesson. stay out of the water in the future. >>> this next one, this fox is caught in a feather trap. i'm not sure if maybe a trap got caught in the fence, but whatever it's made of is clearly there's serious, serious wire cutters right there and they're doing nothing. they cannot get through that little metal wire. nothing is working. it gets to the point of literally with their hands, with t

his impact on north carolina, and how he navigated the jim crow era. this is about 20 minutes. >> reginald ellis, professor at florida a&m university, let's talk about this gentleman, the racial politics of james edward shepard. who was he? >> dr. shepard was an individual who was born and raised of a

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the author of jim crow, ending racism in post racial america. thank you for joining us.te it. what's your reaction to our breaking news? >> the reaction is definitely want to appeal that ruling. i think the city is on strong ground. you appeal the ruling and see what a higher court says. >> what's interesting is when people say these are war monuments or this has to do with our history from the civil war the timing of when those statues were erected, that's very important, don't you think, because it was erected during jim crow. go on. >> many statues in the south were erected basically to oppose the civil rights movement, to oppose desegregation of schools. and that says it all right there. timing is very significant. is this stands for opposition to desegregation and to the united states supreme court ruling in brown versus board of education. >> the president says his response to charlottesville was perfection. you say that's why white nationalists see trump as one of their own. explain that. >> absolutely. the president said he had a perfect response but as a profess

lebow and it was woods who took advantage by lying recent back problems to grab the lead who was to crowed willing the ball towards the whole woods never looked likely to relinquish it was released and joy were at some woods his face as he claimed his fifth green jacket on fifteenth major he must know have his sights set on jack nicklaus's record of eighteen was you know lima we saw there it's been such a difficult road back for tiger woods how unlikely did that victory seem over the past few years oh highly unlikely i mean golf experts needier experts had written this man off his physical and emotional it's issues were just seen to be way too big to surmount you know the chaos in his private life the marriage problems the cheating scandals and then of course his physical condition you know he's had four back injuries and he you know he was really public about it he was constantly in keralites in pain he said that he could bend he said he could be any walk so you know to his a goal you know and he was also. rest in peace mentioned he was arrested for driving under the influence and five dr

again, he got jim crowed so many times. early on, he would act without rage and he would get thrown out of hotels and trains. later on, if he was stopped in the dining room of a hotel, this is in the north, and he was told you cannot eat in the dining room, you must eat in the kitchen. he was stand up and he would as loudly as he could, where do you feed your dog's, where are the dogs, i will each with the dogs. pretty soon everybody is coming to his aid. and they are saying, you know, mr. proprietor, let the man ate in the dining hall. no, i will eat with the dogs, where are they? pretty soon, the whole place, at lease the way he told it, the whole place was a chorus, let and eat here. it dinner not always work. it did not work on steamers. youyou are on a steamer and you have nowhere else to to go but down to the lower deck, you know. um, anyway. yeah, he had a kind of green book, without it being green. so -- thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon. that is my way of saying good afternoon. am the professor of politics at

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douglass was jim crow-ed more times than he could ever count. and with time, he began to process it through humor. can i end on one quick story? ah, sure. [ laughter ] he got, again, jim crow-ed so many times. his earlier years, he's react with physical outrage, when he'd get thrown off trains or thrown out of hotels. later on, if he was stopped in a dining room of a hotel somewhere -- and this was in the north -- and he was told, you can't eat in the dining room, you must eat in the kitchen, he would often just stand up and as loudly in that booming bare i tone, as he could, where two you feed the dogs? i'll eat with the dogs. where are the dogs? and pretty soon, everybody in the dining hall is kind of coming to his aid. mr. proprietor, let the man eat in the dining hall. no. i'll eat with the dogs. it's all right. give me the dogs. where are they? and pretty soon the whole place is -- well, at least the way he told it. the whole place was a chorus, let him eat here. let him eat here, you know. it didn't always work. it didn't work on steamers.

we had decades of jim crow. we had legalized discrimination and segregation.we had de facto discrimination and segregation. and to believe or suggest that those years of treatment and abuse and violence and crimes did not have an impact is to overlook the facts of history. and for that reason i support the legislation. and what we need to do to think about specifically what it means in terms of the next steps. but i thank you for that question. >> senator, yes or no, do you support financial reparations? >> i support we study that. let's look at this, for example. one of the issues that is very clear is that trauma, years of trauma or even one experience with trauma can lead to lifelong consequences. i'm supporting some work, partisan work that started years ago of looking at children who are growing up in a community where there is violence and if you look at the associated then physical health effects associated with exposure to trauma and what that can mean in terms of physical disability, not to mention what it means in a child's ability to learn and be ed

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it couldn't be crows respect. chief that. we couldn't. point to direction inflation was reduced and is now around nine point four percent in the single digits. it was also reduced from fifteen percent i mean around ten percent to three point eight percent in our conditions are there. to drink investment to. be cruel grew faster so you basically want to see something stable and sustainable i guess what's what's gonna going to have to do to make its growth sustainable. what's important is to continue to. try. to diversify the economy because up to moment most of the exports from ghana must be commodities coal coal called or you. will be important per to two you don't venture into the new factoring agriculture so a. different basis for economy croaks they sure if exporting or producing only commodities at the old throat cannot be sustained right. you generate depends on the price of these commodities if it goes up you grow fast and if she goes down you don't cool trance right so you need to have all their products that you export in order to

stock in german companies that's why we've seen headlining companies in the german docs like to sing crow and fox vying with some gains today so what we're seeing is a improvements in the chinese picture seems to matter more now for investors instead of a worse and german picture for the eurozone. china is not the only country with big manufacturing numbers to report the british pm on in march surged to its thirteen months behind. well well unlike china you can rate that as a positively now this is of course down to stockpiling what happened was that manufacturers tried to get everything done in march ahead of that now former brags that but of course stockpiling ties up investment ties up. the ties of investment and ties of inventors so they might have actually shot themselves out in the foot there and put themselves in a worse position position in the case of a no deal or even a price that turns out to be fun. another man in frankfurt thank you. there's a new space race on and this one is between china and india while beijing has just launched a dayton satellite india has sent twenty nin

last week two dead crows were hung on his garden gate.egal action on behalf of wildlife against public bodies. in february it challenged the licences that allow farmers to shoot birds including carrion crows, wood pigeons, and magpies that damage crops or attack livestock. the move provoked a backlash from farmers groups and others. chris has been telling me this morning what has been happening since the first threats were made. well, i have received parcels in the post, some of which have been humorous or innocuous. if you unsolicited letters with people ranting about their cause, but nothing offensive. 0ne package full of human excrement which has been taken by the police for analysis, they had some dna from that. an enormous torrent of abuse on social media. at the most perturbing thing, ifiam media. at the most perturbing thing, if i am really honest, is a number of small businesses that i work with, and charities, have been so bombarded by bullies they have had to ta ke bombarded by bullies they have had to take down their trip advis

there is definitely one answer and it is to have equal crows and equal sheep and to have balance.ides want the same thing, to stop animals being killed or suffering unnecessarily. this is what nature can pay no chris packham woke up to at the weekend. police are also examining suspicious packages sent to his home and he has had death threats. it was a legal challenge by his campaign group that led to the licences being changed. what concerns us is large numbers are being killed purely for vandalism and pleasure, not because they are pests or harming anyone's interest and we have never sought to restrict the ability of farmers to kill birds damaging their livelihood. a government statement said natural england are working as quickly as possible to issue new licences. the hope is that clarity comes before the argument gets even uglier. plans to ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars should be brought forward to 2030 according to government advisers . the committee on climate change says the current target is too tame and electric cars will be cheaper to buy in as little as six y

but as you heard, gov, i liken these to jim crow laws, because i saw that as the same pernicious intentidify it at the local level so at least we're starting with a base, and then we'll try our luck, see how long we can keep it this way. how do you see it? >> yeah, no, i think you're totally right in terms of the purpose of these. they know that these laws are unconstitutional, and they've been struck down up to this point. but now they've got kavanaugh. if you want to know what the fight about kavanaugh was all about, this is it. they want a case, the right case to get to the supreme court which would overturn roe v. wade. let me just say one of the states under the microscope on this is georgia. and there was a senator in georgia who said we will reclaim our rights when we reclaim your seat, a woman, senator jen jordan. that is it. if you saw a lot of women getting mad in 2018. this goes to the supreme court, this is happening in these states. all of those pink hats are coming out again. and there is very little that makes women more angry than male politicians coming in to separate t

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look to the future, hopeful that their shiny new home will give both club and community something to crow breakfast is coming up. it is with louise minchin and dan walker. they will have all the latest for you. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: to raise a is going to meetjeremy corbyn to find a solution on brexit —— theresa may. president bouteflika in algeria has resigned, bowing two weeks of pressure. and malaysia's former prime minister najib razak is getting under way — make the trial against. he is accused of stealing billions of dollars from 1mdb. let's ta ke billions of dollars from 1mdb. let's take a look at what the global media is discussing today. you can guess what is dominating. we begin with the times, who say uk prime minister theresa may will put a soft brexit on the table in talks withjeremy corbyn in a dramatic switch of tactics to get her deal through parliament. meanwhile in the independent, french president emmanuel macron has said he is open to granting a long brexit delay if the uk wants to use the time to hold a general election or a second

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this is at southbound 680 at crow canyon. it has been moved to the right shoulder. so far we aren't seeing delays behind it which is great news. although there is always that possibility as things heat up. things are heating up moving through the altamont pass out of the tracy triangle to the 586, 80 interchange. there was a crash at north flynn. it's on the left shoulder, but a car went off the embankment and emergency crews are trying to get that car out and make sure everyone is okay. we'll check with them in the next 15 minutes to make sure everything is clear. behind that accident, we aren't seeing delays, although it's slow and go as you make your way out of the altamont pass. one more thing i want to talk to you about. this is emergency construction with lanes closed until 6:00 in the morning on the richmond san raphael bridge. things are slowing down at the toll plaza. but not terribly. westbound 580 passed the toll plaza, there are going to be lane closures on and off until 6:00 in the morning thanks to emergency construction. guys. >> you're talking about