one of eight out of titles limited edition modern classic that included by edward p jones lewis eldridge, zora neale hurston. dolan received d.c. commission on the arts grant for her second novel, bomb which was published by harpercollins in 2015. in 2013, dolan wrote the introduction to a special edition of solomon moore, 12 years a slave, published by simon schuster, which became a new york times best. dolan is current chair. the board of penn faulkner foundation is associate in the literature department at american university in washington, dc. for our next section, i've asked our speakers to speak. 5 to 7 minutes on the following questions. as it relates to their past or forthcoming works. what literary works? comic books or films and tv shows illustrated the complexity of, the black experience for you, where they are sparked? which one and how so? how did your upbringing, your personal black experience shape your writing? and what monolith or falsehoods about black people in? the diaspora i plucked apart or negated within the pages of your work? the last 30 minutes of our conversati

thank you very much, doug he dog eldridge. i have same issues with all the merchandise.to hillary vaughn. she is looking right now the twitter, fuss over twitter with a new owner. what is interesting about the twitter debate back and forth is the roll of foreign investors as well, right? hillary, maybe you can update me? reporter: that's right, neil, elon musk update purchase of twitter is the next big techtarget here on capitol hill. senator chris murphy is calling for national security review of the purchase now that a saudi royal, prince alwaleed is now twitter's second largest shareholder. murphy tweeting this. we should be concerned that the saudis have a clear interest in repressing political speech and impacting u.s. politics are now the second largest owner after social media platform there is a clear issue of national security at steak. cfius, should do a review. outside capitol hill other agencies are eyeing the purpose. "washington post" reports that the treasury department is figuring out if it has legal authority to launch a probe. "the washington post" also

his girlfriend, amy eldridge distributes donated supplies. >> we can't personally fix what they lost, but we can bring some comfort to their day. so that's our hope. >> reporter: comfort that aranda cruz garcia keeps her going. >> love you. how many you got, dad? >> reporter: a former foster kid now fostering an entire community. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, fort myers. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember that you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm dan lieberman in new york. president biden warned that america's democratic traditions are in peril less than week before the midterm elections, warning that democracy itself is under threat from election deniers, fueling a rise in political violence and voter intimidation. he called out extreme maga republicans as a minority, but driving force of the republican party. >>> thanksgiving will be more expensive this year.

his girlfriend, amy eldridge, distributes donated supplies. >> we can't personally fix what they've loste. >> reporter: comfort that aranda cruz garcia says keeps her going. >> even though when you're in your saddest moments, he's here for you. >> all right, love you. how many you got, dad? >> reporter: a former foster kid now fostering an entire community. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, fort myers. >> o'donnell: thank you, doug miller. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. >> judge judy: you were aware of the fact that your son was getting high. >> not that evening, we weren't. >> announcer: it wasn't just boys being boys. >> judge judy: some people, but not you, were smoking weed, including alex. >> yes, your honor. i do not go near drugs or alcohol. >> judge judy: so you just hang around with people who do drugs and alcohol? >> announcer: and their crash... >> judge judy: what did he say? >> that he let joe drive the car. >> announcer: ...could have ended their young lives. >> judge judy: if he kills somebody, it's your fault. >> announcer: "judge judy." y

his girlfriend, amy eldridge, distributes donated supplies. >> we can't personally fix what they've lostreporter: comfort that aranda cruz garcia says keeps her going. >> even though when you're in your saddest moments, he's here for you. >> all right, love you. how many you got, dad? >> reporter: a former foster kid now fostering an entire community. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, fort myers. >> o'donnell: thank you, doug miller. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs

when researching the history of this topic is that not only did gerrymandering not originate with eldridge gary who famously was the governor of massachusetts in 1812, he'd been finally electeded to that office after running five times without successd and after finally beig elected governor of massachusetts, he found himself frustrated by the divided governments. injori particular, the majorityt his political opponents held in the state senate at the time he was a democratic republican and he had aligned himself with the presidencies of thomas jefferson and also james madison but during his first term in office he found himself frustrated by the dividedec government and if elected with all of these grandiose policy ideas he would usher in a democratic republican agenda in a state that had been previously dominated by his federalist opponent. the myth of the origin is that he concocted a scheme to rig the results of the massachusetts election s and he did so by drawing the state senate district in such a way that even if the federalists were to winpu the popular vote, the democratic republ

he legally changed his name to anderson lee eldridge through the courts of san antonio, texas court recordsshooting suspect was the subject of an intense line volleying, with an online parity page. cnn's found evidence of the mocking comments that spanned a five month period when he was 15 year old. the page, regarding wikipedia shows pictures of him, knocks his weight and engages of him and engaging in illegal activity. aldridge is a grant some of the hum randy vulpro, who originally compared the january 6th attack to the revolutionary war but later said he did not condone the violence or lawlessness that took place in january six. aldrich's family life is chaotic. he was primarily raised by his maternal grandmother, the ex-wife the assembly men, a spokesperson told cnn. and since the shooting, police have been trying to reach out to the suspect's mother, laura votel. police say they don't know where she. is >> she is not offered to come forward and speak with us. the suspect's mother received three months probation for intoxication and failure to report a crime to police in california, we

. >> new information is surfacing about the suspected gunman, 22-year-old anderson lee eldridge. >> ourmbing search warrants, and looking for any type of items such as computers and other technologies. >> the suspect was caught on camera surrendering to police during a bomb that incident last year. >> this is your boy. i've got the [bleep] looking back. they've got the heat on me. >> when his mother called police on him, saying he had guns and ammunition, according to authorities. but the case was not adjudicated, and the file was sealed, which means it would not be detected in a background check. >> go ahead and come on in boys. let's [bleep] see it. >> the incident failed to trigger colorado's red flag law, raising questions with the strength of a tool that allows firearms to be removed from someone who is deemed to be a risk to themselves and others. at the age of 15, aldritch was known as nicolas f brink. he literally changed his name to anderson l aldritch in 2016 through the courts in san antonio texas court records show. prior to that, in 2015, the shooting suspect was the subjec

police have identified the suspected shooter as 22-year-old anderson lee eldridge.y he entered the club saturday and began shooting immediately with a long rifle. two weapons were found at the scene. >> at least one, possibly two, heroic individuals who subdued this guy, appears to have taken his handgun, he had a handgun with him, and used it to disable him. but for that, as tragic as this incident is, it's a horrible crime. it could have been much, much worse. >> reporter: and now, more details are emerging about the suspected shooter. including a 2021 arrest for felony menacing and first degree kidnapping after his mother said he threatened her with a homemade bomb and other weapons. >> this is an act of evil, a horrific act. colorado is strong we're resilient but this is a time of need for so many affected by this. >> reporter: the shooting has left the lgbtq community here devastated. >> a lot of people like myself we don't have families so lgbtq people need somewhere that is a safe space. club q gave that to us. >> my hope we come out strong from this. we show

term, regimes with the goal of eliminating many to grants as possible and extend their dictator eldridge and genocide, all region and to gray. so because of that thousands, probably about half 1000000 grants have been killed mogley, due to hunger food is being used as a method of warfare against that to grant population. and according to some sources, as many as like half 1000000 to us have been killed because of this war. so and so give me calling, just ask you because you said that, i mean, obviously there's a great deal of concern about the protection of human rights. the people have to grow, but as part of this agreement it in, it's supposed to ensure the, the demobilization and the disarmament of the 2 grey army. you in favor of that? ok, so i, i reserve a agree because i think we have to consider a lot, a lot of points 1st. newly it hits peace and peaceful results in of complaint, as far as the agreement is in good faith. and the favorable terms are included and there is effective and monitoring and implementation mechanism for the agreement. so in reality, ethiopian near term jim'

david eldridge says . we surrey. david eldridge says.stead of the pygmy rabble we have now. i quite like that rabble rousing coin that collective term , a pygmy rabble collective term, a pygmy rabble . please would messrs farage, tice and, all others on the so—called right, come together to form a to party the status quo . and there we. very good. quo. and there we. very good. nice changing the subject somewhat . fossils discovered somewhat. fossils discovered wales may be the first of the kind to be found outside of nonh kind to be found outside of north america. that's for people. because isn't this. oh, yes . your headline statement . is yes. your headline statement. is there something going on? why are you doing in a rock in a sheep field near the town ? sheep field near the town? llandrindod a hundred llandrindod wells. the creatures in question were last up in a boat, perhaps 460 million years ago, or hundred and 60 million believe. all right, get your head around that depth time. joining me now are dr. jill botting , dr. lucy muir

david eldridge says . we surrey. david eldridge says.stead of the pygmy rabble we have now. i quite like that rabble rousing coin that collective term , a pygmy rabble collective term, a pygmy rabble . please would messrs farage, tice and, all others on the so—called right, come together to form a to party the status quo . and there we. very good. quo. and there we. very good. nice changing the subject somewhat . fossils discovered somewhat. fossils discovered wales may be the first of the kind to be found outside of nonh kind to be found outside of north america. that's for people. because isn't this. oh, yes . your headline statement . is yes. your headline statement. is there something going on? why are you doing in a rock in a sheep field near the town ? sheep field near the town? llandrindod a hundred llandrindod wells. the creatures in question were last up in a boat, perhaps 460 million years ago, or hundred and 60 million believe. all right, get your head around that depth time. joining me now are dr. jill botting , dr. lucy muir

police say the suspect, a 22 year old, and cindy eldridge, opened fire that several people risked theirrently in custody and receiving treatment for his injuries. the motive for the attack is not yet known . tv attack is not yet known. tv online on dab+ radio's this is gb news now is back to mark tennis night. my tennis night. my thanks to the brilliant rhiannon jones who returns in an hours rhiannon jones who returns in an hour's time . welcome to mark hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. big stories, big guests and always big opinions in the news agenda with my panel was comedian joe lycett wrong to shred was comedian joe lycett wrong to shre d £10,000 during a cost of shred £10,000 during a cost of living crisis? it was all part of an internet stunt. but is it the wrong look as people are struggling to pay their bills? and can you trust a man who wears shorts in the winter ? wears shorts in the winter? we'll discuss that burning topic later. plus, tomorrow's papers at exactly 1030 sharp with a full panel reaction tonight. i'm delighted to welcome emma webb, uk director of the

police say the suspect, a 22 year old, and cindy eldridge, opened fire that several people risked theirrently in custody and receiving treatment for his injuries. the motive for the attack is not yet known . tv attack is not yet known. tv online on dab+ radio's this is gb news now is back to mark tennis night. my tennis night. my thanks to the brilliant rhiannon jones who returns in an hours rhiannon jones who returns in an hour's time . welcome to mark hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. big stories, big guests and always big opinions in the news agenda with my panel was comedian joe lycett wrong to shred was comedian joe lycett wrong to shre d £10,000 during a cost of shred £10,000 during a cost of living crisis? it was all part of an internet stunt. but is it the wrong look as people are struggling to pay their bills? and can you trust a man who wears shorts in the winter ? wears shorts in the winter? we'll discuss that burning topic later. plus, tomorrow's papers at exactly 1030 sharp with a full panel reaction tonight. i'm delighted to welcome emma webb, uk director of the