my teachers at dunbar junior high school supported that. just think we need to get ack to the basics. >> i certainly support what carlotta said. n this country, education is not seen as a high priority. that is a problem. if you have parents who want to push their kids toward excellent and education, and yet we have a society that deems other things to be important, i.e., the acquisition of large sums of money, flashy accoutrements, things that reflect sunlight for whatever reason -- that is a problem. >> i had a question that follows up on that. i am from brandeis university. i study education. i also recently spoke to had scott from facing -- ted scott from facing history and ourselves. as you meet with students today and as you have been talking about your book and meeting with students today, what kind of response have you received? can you recall any specific esponse, things they have said to you today about this experience? >> one thing that is very clear to me from some white students -- not all -- but some white students, is anger.

which is of course, the dunbar igh school in washington, d.c. what i like about these two women was they were taking on the responsibility to assimilate african-americans in the post-civil war suffrage era in a way that would give them white collar access so they can become a once they went to the high school, then they went to college, and they were business eople. other teachers or nurses. and so they imbodied that argument of w.e. boys and booker t. washington that these two men had been having about how to best assimilate african-americans during reconstruction. booker t. washington advocated for technical training. here w.b. duh boys advocated or training. and these women were walking the walk. they are less recognized than the men and they are very much equal to both of these men in the ways in which they were strategizing how to make life better for african-americans during a very difficult ime. these three women are in this exhibition because they were not dvocating for only suffrage, but they were advocating for other things outside the

so they became once they went to the dunbar high school, then college, then they were business people. leaders. other teachers or nurses. so they embodied that argument of we boyd's and booker tchl washington thoo these two men had been having about how u to best simulate african-americans during the construction. so booker t. washington advocateded for technical training where as deboys advocates for a liberal arts training and these women were walking the walk but they're less recognized than the men and they're very much equal to both of these men in the ways in which they were strategizing, how to make life better for african-americans during a difficult time. these three are in this exhibition because they were not advocating for only suffrage but for other things outside the parameters of this single issue focus. african-american women were doing lots and lot of activism. even though they were still excluded from the national american women's suffrage association which the two fractions we were talking about in the beginning in 1870 when the suffrage movement quided, they had co

we have principal dunbar. thank you for everything you're doing. [ cheering and applause ]. >> and we have two of our fabulous mayors here in san francisco and oakland, mayor breed and mayor shaw. thank you. [ cheering and applause ]. >> and we have our amazing team here of our superintendents kyle and vincent, thank you for everything that you're doing. [ applause ]. >> we have anthony from the sales force foundation too. thank you, ebony. [ cheering and applause ]. >> doing work like this really does take a team. one member of our team is not up here and we're thinking a lot about him. that is ed lee. it was really mayor lee that had the vision that we felt so strongly about to work on the 12 middle schools. that was seven years ago and now we can see today here is this incredible manifestation of our middle schools getting rebooted and it's in his memory that we're doing this work. let's remember him and let's say thank you as well to all of you for being here. thank you for your support of our kids. thank

women's association, but she was also teaching at the m street colored school, which is, of course, the dunbar high school in washington, d.c. what i like about these two women is that they were on sort of theng responsibility to assimilate african-americans in a post-civil war reconstruction era in a way that would give them white-collar access, so they became -- once they went to dunbar high school, they went to college, and then they were business people, leaders. argumentmbodied that of w.e.b. dubois and booker t. that these men had been having about how to best assimilate african-americans during reconstruction. booker t. washington advocated for technical training, whereas w.e.b. dubois advocated for liberal arts training, and these walk, but walking the they are less recognized than the men, and they are very much equal to both of these men in the ways in which they were make lifeng how to better for african-americans during a very difficult time. so these three women are in this exhibition because they were not advocating for only suffrage, but advocating for other things outside the p

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>>and it starts right in their classroom at dunbar high school in northwest. >>the 49 ers address may be their biggest need acquiring receiver emmanuel sanders mark and jason are going to be setting you up for bay area sports night with a breakdown of that rain that's coming up. and also we are tracking this red flag warning in effect for the bay area with the high >>lot to talk about in the sports world tonight, including the 49 ers we love talking about the niners mark and jason are upstairs on the set of bay area sports night. this is a big deal isn't it. >>it is a big deal right. we have some big news on tonight's edition of bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron and the 49 ers active before the trade deadline wide receiver emmanuel sanders on the denver broncos, a 10 year veteran he's won a super bowl. jason what the sanders and to this team we're going to mention is present here is home a threat some he give jimmy groppe alone no more excuses because now he has a legit guy skilled wide receiver. can make big plays tenure, guy has won a super bowl. so it

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professionally in june was it realistically a target few at the start of the year it's a come to dunbar and when a gold medal and it without a doubt that was definitely the case i think when we 1st sat down on me coach not my coach my colleague we 1st sat down kind of mapped out what would be goals with a year and the goal was to weigh in doing out there into the relays and then you know to double back to win the world championship and no doubt in my mind i knew i was fully capable of winning this this medal but it was just more so you know i just had to prepare mentally and physically and just get my mind right and you know believe in myself to just go out there execute the blocks down and just run run my race look at you know high school and college create a very. good football player as well was it was always obvious to me that you were going to do the hurdles i think as i start to grow up and figure out who i was as a person i definitely see that track and field was was my. you know my dad did 22 years in the military and that's what i wanted to do initially when i was growing up th

some professional in june was it realistically a target few the start of the year it's a come to dunbar and win a gold medal and it without a doubt that was definitely the case i think when we 1st sat down when me and coach not my coach my colleague we 1st sat down kind of mapped out what would be goals with a year and the goal was to weigh in doing out there into the relays and then you know to double back to win the world championships and no doubt in my mind i knew i was fully capable of winning this this medal but it was just more so you know i just had to prepare mentally and physically and just get my mind right and you know believe in myself to just go out there execute the blocks down and just run run my race look at you know high school and college create a very. good football player as well was it was always obvious to me that you were going to do the hurdles i think as i start to grow up and figure out who i was as a person i definitely see that track and field was out you know my dad did 22 years in the military and that's what i wanted to do initially when i was growing up

. >> reporter: tiffany dunbar was shocked to see this sign on her neighbor's front lawn this morning. it says there is rat poison on the grass and warns keep your damn dog off my grass or your dog will die. >> it's inhumane and cruel. >> reporter: james baldwin is worried what might happen to his 10-week-old german shepherd puppy. >> if you put rat poison down because of a dog, what else will you do to somebody's dog? would you shoot it because it came on your yard? >> reporter: san leandro police says it does not appear the sign violates any laws. they say this is the first time he has seen the sign in front of his apartment. he doesn't know who put it there but admits there is often dog waste on the front lawn. he says he doesn't have a problem with the sign. >> if that person is like that, that's good. >> reporter: other neighbors fear if rat poison has been put on that grass, it's not just pets who are at risk. >> plenty of kids live here in the apartments. that's not okay if there is kids playing on the grass. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with a spokesman for the owners

i am emma dunbar and i had the enormous privilege to be the principal in this community. thank you all for joining us. [ cheering and applause ]. >> i want to give a very warm welcome to my students, to our staff, to elected officials, board members, mayor appliappli and our trusted partners at sales force. i couldn't be happier to host you all on this yard just opened for our new school year after four years in the making. it is a prime example of what investment in our public schools can look like. four years ago, mark benniof, along with the mayors and superintendents from oakland and san francisco, stood on this very same yard

it's just wide open for you dunbar tunbridge 26 minutes to make it across and to bayfront expresswayd only 11 minutes for to 37 heading west from 80 how to one on one james. thank you very much robin. >>national headlines this morning, the trump administration says it is once again readying to cut the number of refugees will be admitted into the us now the numbers are already at record lows. and humanitarian agencies say the cut is unnecessary. harper's washington correspondent alexander lemon has the story. >>president trump ordered the number of refugees accepted into the us to be cut to its lowest level in nearly 40 years to just 18,000 people. the government says refugees are individuals located in foreign countries who are invited to come to the us to escape persecution they differ from asylum, seekers who show up on their own without an invitation. >>the refugee cap is only one part of a much bigger picture. >>acting director of us citizenship and immigration services ken cuccinelli says the country needs to reduce refugee cases we have a 335,000 case backlog. >>on asylum so th

richard dunbar, senior investment strategist, aberdeen standard investments joins us now from edinburgh that, if you put a 10% tariff, it makes that price uncompetitive all the europeans will have to pay more for it. his comments are obvious, that 10% tariff or make an awful lot of bit —— difference. it could be mitigated. we could see a weakness in sterling which could make the ca rs in sterling which could make the cars cheaper in that perspective. but it shows you the complexity of the problem that is facing him and nothing he said today should be a surprise. we are also seeing some impacts of the uncertainty surrounding brexit in other figures we have had today, the gdp ones. they have been slightly complex. august was pretty weak but the rest of the summer was not too bad. the figures were a little better than had been expected. not .3% growth, and the mix was interesting as well as usual, led by services rather than manufacturing but within manufacturing and construction in particular, they were bright spots, a lot more houses built. and some social housing built. that was a brigh