you and emmett till were both raised in chicago. made a trip into the south at the end of august. you explained that racial tensions were especially high in the segregated south and the delta region particularly because of the 1954 brown versus board of education decision. what was life like for your family who lived there? rev. parker jr: there was certain laws and other reasons in place. they were very entrenched. we abided by the rules, and there were no problems as long as everyone stayed in the line. we knew what the rules were, and they were very stringent. we knew that we would get in trouble with anyone if you did not know how to conduct yourselves. susan: did you and your cousin discuss that on the trip? rev. parker jr: we did not discuss that. that's not something a 16 and 14-year-old discuss. susan: what were your plans when you made the trip south? rev. parker jr: there was a tradition, and the probably still is, the great migration brought 5 million black people to the north. you were supposed to send your children back

days later when emmett till was abducted.unday on "q&a," reverend parker, co-author of "a few days full of trouble," recounted the events that led to emmett till's murder and his efforts to get justice for his cousin. >> emmett was 14 and i was 16, came in with him. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store, and once they were out of the store, a short time later, ms. carol came out of the store a short while later. emmett was a prankster. he loved to make people laugh, so he whistles. he -- you have to understand the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi. a black man whistles at a white woman, i mean, that was death itse. >> reverend wheeler parker junior, co-author of "a few days full of trouble," sunday on "q&a." you can listen to "q&a" and all our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government provided by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> oh, you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more than that. >> comcast is part

emmett till was abducted. sunday on "q&a," reverend parker, co-author of "a few days full of trouble," recounts the events that led to emmett till's murder and efforts to get justice for his cousin. when asked he was 14 and i was 16, came in with him. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store, and once they were out of the store a short time later, ms. bryant comes out of the store. it -- emmett whistles. when he did that, he could have live. a black man whistles at a white woman, i mean, that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker junior discusses "a few days full of trouble" sunday night on c-span's "q&a." >> shop for items to decorate your home during our home decor sale going on now at c-spanshop.org, c-span's online store. save up to 25% on our latest collection of c-span pillows and blankets, mugs, puzzles, and more. there's something for every c-span fan and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operation. going on now at c-spanshop.org. >> c-span is your unfil

four days later when emmett till was abducted. sunday on q&a, refpb rand parker, co-author of a few days full of trouble, recounts the events that led to emmett till's murder and his efforts to get justice for his late cousin. >> so nothing happened in the store and shortly after my cousin who is 12 years old i16, came in which him. and nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store and once they were out of the store, a short time later, i don't know how long, ms. bryant comes out of the store and emmett loved to make people laugh. never had a dull day in his life. he's a jokester. so he whistles to make us laugh. and then he did that because, i mean, you have to have understood the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi. a black man whistling at a white woman. i mean, that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker jr. with his boo a few days full of trouble. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app.

emmett till was abducted.on q&a revenue park and co-author of a few days full of trouble, recounts the events that led to emmett still murder and effort to get justice for his lady cousin. >> i liked him in the store -- left him in the store. he was 14 years old and i was 16 years old. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store and was they were out of the store a short time later, miss bryant comes out of the store and emmett is a prankster, he loves to make people laugh. he is a jokester. he was souls -- he was so -- he whistles. yes i've understood that as he despaired of 1955, in mississippi, black man whistling at a wise woman, that was itself. >> rev and parker junior with his book sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> up next president biden and vice president kamala harris joined by a bully who

bryant comes out of the store and emmett is a prankster. had a dull day in his life, so he whistles. when he did that, we could have died. you have two understanding of his fear of 1955 in mississippi, a black man whistling at a white woman. that was death itself. announcer: reverend wheeler parker junior with this book a few days of trouble sunday night at adequate p.m. eastern on q & a. listen to q and a and all of our podcasts on our free cspan now app app. announcer: preside

. ♪ >> on august what a fourth, 1950 5, 14-year-old emmett till visited ryan's grocery and meat marketssissippi where he was accused of flirting with a white woman, carolyn bryant. his 16-year-old cousin, wheeler parker junior was with him when the incident happened and also four days later when he was abducted. sunday, on q&a, reverend parker, co-author of aew days full of trouble, recounts events which led to emmett till's murder and his efforts to get justice for his cousin. >> left him in the store, nothing happened while he was in there. we were with a 12 year relative, i was sort -- he was 14 and i was 16. nothing happened while they were in the store and they came out of the store. once they were out of the store, a short time later, miss bryant comes out of the store and emmett loved to make people laugh, he was a jokester. so he whistles. he gives her a whistle, a wolf whistle. and he did that because he did not understand the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi of a black man whistling at a white woman. i made, that was terrible. >> current wheeler parker junior with his book a

bryant comes out of the store and emmett loved to make people laugh. never had a dull day in his life. he's a jokester. so he whistles to make us laugh. and then he did that because, i mean, you have to have understood the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi. a black man whistling at a white woman. i mean, that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker jr. with his boo a few days full of trouble. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more, including mediacom. >> at mediacom, we believe that whether you live here or right here or way out in the middle of anywhere, you should have access to fast, reliable internet. that's why we're leading the way and taking you to 10-g. >> mediacom supports c-span as a public service along with these other levision providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and the joint chiefs of staff chair general

sunday on given day, reverend parker -- q and a, reverend parker because the events that led to emmettill's murder and his efforts to get justice for his late cousin. >> i went with him in the store and nothing happened. she was 14 and i was 16. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store, and once they were out of the store a short time later mr. bryant -- ms. bryant came out of the store. he loved to make people laugh, so he whistles, and we could have died. you have to have understood the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi, a black man whistling at a white woman. that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker junior with his book a few days full of trouble sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q and a. listen on our free c-span now app. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪

emmett till 16 yourousin wheeler parker, jr. with wh them when the incident happened at also four days later when emmett tl was abducted. sunday on q&a reverend parker co-author of "a few days full of trouble" recounts thevents that led to emmett till's murder and efforts to g justice for his late cousin. >> so i left a minister, nothing happened when i was in there. ortly after, he was 14 and i was 16, came in with them and nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store and once they're out of the store a short time later, i don't know how long, , ms. bryant comes out of the store and image loves to make people laugh. never had a dolby in his lifetime he and he was a jokester so he made us laugh and gave her a wolf whistle. he did that because you have to understood that in 1955 in mississippi, a black man whistling at a white woman, i mean, that itself. >> reverend wheeler parker, jr. with his book "a few days full of trouble." sunday night at a eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all

. >> reporter: he's back he's better, and his mullet is longer than ever 9-year-old emmett bailey tookyear when he decided to run for the usa mullet championship's kid division and took home the title of usa mullet championship kid division winner for 2022 along with prize money >> i won $2,500, and i won a mullet champ's shirt, what i'm wearing right now. >> reporter: before he won, he had a dream. >> to go racing. >> reporter: by owning his own go-cart, that dream came true. >> he didn't quite understand right away that that was his go-cart. he's officially getting a go-cart. it was an emotional as a father. to see your child's dream come true >> reporter: now that mullet boy is off to the races. he has a new dream he plans to defend his title as the usa mullet championship's kid division winner by running again. but their time his dream is to give back to the community that helped him win >> i'm going to donate it to the fast factory to try to get another kid involved in racing >> reporter: they use donations to allow other kids to get go-carts the meanwhile, his dad says the submis

emmett loved to make people laugh. he was a jokester.o make us laugh, he gave out in -- a wolf whistle. in 1955 a black man whistling at a white woman was death itself. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span q&a. listen to q&a and all our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> healthy democracy does not just look like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. yet informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word.

emmett is a pink start, he loved to -- is a prankster, he loved to make people laugh. the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi, a black man whistling at a white woman, that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker, jr., sunday at 8:00 eastern on "q&a." you can listen to all of our power cast on our -- our podcasts on our c-span now app.

store and was they were out of the store a short time later, miss bryant comes out of the store and emmett is a prankster, he loves to make people laugh. he is a jokester. he was souls -- he was so -- he whistles. yes i've understood that as he despaired of 1955, in mississippi, black man whistling at a wise woman, that was itself. >> rev and parker junior with his book sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> up next president biden and vice president kamala harris joined by a bully who is called the grandmother of juneteenth to cooperate -- opaal lee who is the grandmother of juneteenth to commemorate the day on the south lawn. >> to see which vice president -- distinguished guests, the vice president. ♪ >> good evening. happy juneteenth. please have a seat. good evening everyone. when i served in united states senate i was so proud to cosponsor a bill to make juneteenth a federal holiday. as vice president it was my honor to stand beside our president as he signed the legislation that finally made that dre

ar-old cousin, wheeler park jr., was with him when incident happened and also four days later when emmettwas abducted. emmitt. reverend parker, co-author of "a few days full o trouble" recounts the events that few days. >> nothing happened while i was in the store. he was 14 and i was 16. nothing happened while the were in the store. they came outf the store, and once they were out of the store a sho time lat, i don't know how long, ms. bryant comes i out of the store. emmitt loved to make people laugh. he made jokes. so -- give her a wf whistle, and then he did that because -- you had to understand the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi, a black man whistling at a white woman. i mean, thatas death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker jr. with his book,a few days full of trouble." sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more including sparklight. >> the greatest town o earth is the place you call home. at sparklight

and also four days later, when emmett still was adopted. sunday on q and, a reverent parker co-author of a few days full of trouble, recounts the events that led to emmett till's murder, in his efforts to get justice for his late cousin. >> so i left him in the store, nothing happened while i was in there. and shortly after, -- who was 12 years old. he was 14 and i was 16. we came in with him. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store and mostly i was -- a short time, later miss bryant comes into the store. and he loved to make people laugh, and it. it never dialed in his life. so he whistles, and the girl laughs. he gives her a little wolf whistle. and when he did that, he had to have understood the atmosphere in 1955. in mississippi. a black man whistling at a white woman. i, mean that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker junior with his book, a few days full of trouble. sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. you can't listen to q&a and all of our podcast on our free c-span now app. c-span i

emmett till was abducted. q and a, reverend parker, co-author of a few days full of trouble recounts the events that led to emmett till's murder and efforts to get justice for his late cousin. >> i left him in his door, nothing happened while i was in there. shortly after, he was 14 and i was 16, came in with him and nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store and once they were out a short time later, ms. bryant comes out of the store. he loved to make people laugh. he was a jokester. he whistles. he gives her a little whistle, he did that because -- in 1955 in mississippi, a black man whistling to a white woman, that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker junior with his book, a few days full of trouble sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span qanon day. you can listen to q and a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. ♪ >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this. it looks like this, where americans can see democracy at work, where citizens are truly inf

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emmett loves to make people laugh. he whistles to make us laugh and gives her the wolf whistle.to understand the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi. a black man whistling at a white woman was death itself. announcer: sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on the free c-span now app. ♪ announcer: washington journal continues. host: we are back on "washington journal." joining us from capitol hill this morning is stacey plaskett, delegate from the virgin islands. she is also the ranking member, the top democrat, on the select subcommittee of weaponization of the federal government and member of the intelligence committee. stacey plaskett, let's begin with you our role in the intelligence committee. from the indictment against former president donald trump for taking classified documents from the white house, the classification markings found in his office were 27 -- the number with top-secret markings -- secret 18, confidential three. 11 in the closet had the top-secret marking, 33 secret, and 28 confidential. can you tell us what protoco

emmett till 16-year-old cousin, whelan parker junior was with him when the incident happened. also, four days later when emma till was abducted. sunday, on q&a, reverend parker. coauthor of a few days full of trouble recounts the events that led to emmett till's murder and his efforts to get justice for his late cousin. >> i left him in the store. nothing happened while i was in there. arthur simeone who was 12 years old. he was 14 of 16. he went in with him. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store. once they were out of the store a short time later, i don't know how long but miss bryan came out of the store. he loved to make people laugh. there was never a dull day in his. life so he whistles to make us last. he gives her a wolf whistle. when he did that we could've died. he had to have understood the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi. a black man whistling at a white woman. i mean, that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker junior with his book a few days for the trouble. sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&as. listen to q&a a

emmett is a pink start, he loved to -- is a prankster, he loved to make people laugh. the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi, a black man whistling at a white woman, that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker, jr., sunday at 8:00 eastern on "q&a." you can listen to all of our power cast on our -- our podcasts on our c-span now app. visit c-spanshop.org and save during our father's day sale, going on now. save up to 15% on all of our c-span products. there is something for every c-span fan, and every purchase supports our nonprofit operation. the father's day sale going on it now at cspanshop.org. start calling in now. this is the headline from the poll from last week. social conservatism at its highest in about a decade in u.s. 38% of americans say they are socially conservative. 44% say they are economically conservative. both are at their highest level since 2000 12 while those identifying as socially liberal declined. the number down 29% -- that number 29% in america today. gaup rights americans were about as likely to say they were liberal and conservative wh

i think it was the fact that i had searched as an independent minister. emmett, a show pod, is there a now the french political analyst professor at the military academy and all 3 of academic works on geo politics, including the explain book chronicle of the clash of civilizations in which she assesses current developments in europe. this book was the beginning of my providence to be, to be on this because i was fired from the french military academy. i was very profit, so during 10 years this was the beginning of the year of missed the 2nd soft course eat. and that side time people record a new point. so that a preliminary 10, west phone gosh, tongue go in the french defense system. and they wanted to fire me because a was notes pro, match off taste. i was of the pro you with. and they said, we don't need this guy anymore. so it was organized as to a fire was, this is reasonable blame this property is. mission doesn't mention it. does this job of the district in some of your ideas pushed on? how many people will blame the facade? and bustling path payment and bills being a bit confi

emmett's 16-year-old cousin was with him when it happened and also four days later when emmett till was abducted. sunday on "q&a," reverend parker, co-author of "a few days full of trouble," recounts the events that led to emmett till's death and his efforts to get justice for his cousin. >> emmett was 14, and i was 16 and came with him. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store, and once they were out of the store, a short time later -- i don't know how long -- ms. bryant came out of the store. emmett loved to make people laugh. he was a jokester, so he whistles. when he did that, we could have died. you have to have understood the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi. a black man whistles at a white woman. i mean, that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker junior with his book "a few days full of trouble" sunday on c-span's "q&a." you can listen to "q&a" and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> order your copy of the 118th congressional directory, now available at c-spanshop.org. is it your access to the federal government with bio and

bryant comes out at the store and emmett love to make people laugh. he was a jokester so he whistles you have to had understood the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi a man whistling at a woman. [inaudible conversations] good afternoon. i am spaulding -- suzanne spaulding. we are really pleased today to be able to host this discussion, looking at section 702 that the foreign intelligence surveillance act for fisa perry today's discussion is going to focus on fisa and the context of our larger diplomatic efforts. sectionn 702 allows the government to conduct targeted surveillance of non-u.s. persons located outside of the united states. when it was reauthorized in 2017 included a sunset provision and as a result of that these authorities are set to expire at the end of this year unless congress reauthorizes it. today's discussion is going to highlight this one aspect of 702 which is the ways in which the administration aided the diplomatic effort of the u.s. and its partners and allies. in the weeks to come we plan to have additional programs on 702 loo

bryant comes out of the store and emmett is a prankster. you never had a dull day in his life, so he whistles. when he did that, we could have died. you have two understanding of his fear of 1955 in mississippi, a black man whistling at a white woman. that was death itself. announcer: reverend wheeler parker junior with this book a few days of trouble sunday night at adequate p.m. eastern on q & a. listen to q and a and all of our podcasts on our free cspan now app app. announcer: president biden speaks at a rally for the labor union members in philadelphia. this is his first official campaign event since declaring to run for reelection in 2024. ♪ [applause] bob joe biden i am jill biden's husband and i'm proud of it. a card-carrying member of her union. >> i am joe biden, i am jill biden's husband and i'm proud of it. a card-carrying member of her union. david, thank you for that introduction. i want to thank liz who has been a friend of mine for a long time. if i can go off script, i want to say something. camaraderie ani feel today this

and also four days later, when emmett till was abducted.a, reverend parker, coauthor of a few days full of ouble, recounts the events that led to emmett till's murder and his efforts to get justice for his late cousin. so i left him in his store and nothing happened while i was in there. and shortly after my simeon, who's 12 years old, amy was 14, and i was so 16, came in with him and nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store and and once they were out of the store, a short time later, how long was brian comes out of the store and images of banks loved to make people laugh. they never have donald in his life. he's a jokester. so he was always to make us laugh and give a little wolf. listen. and when he did that, because i mean, you had him on the stuart atmosphere in 1955 and mr. safety, a black man, was moving at a white woman. i mean, that was death itself forever. and wheeler parker jr. with his book a few days full of trouble tonight at eight eastern on c-span q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our pod

emmett till's 16-year-old cousin was with him when incident happened and also four days later when emmettill was abducted. tonight on q&a, reverend parker recounts the events that led to emmett till's murder and an effort to get justice for his late cousin. >> in the store, nothing happened while i was in there. he was 14 and i was 16. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store, and once they were out of the store, a short time later, he comes out of the store. never had a dull day in his life. that was the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi. a black man whistling at a white woman. i mean, that was that itself. >> a few days full of trouble, tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span ski -- q&a. you can listen to our podcasts on our free c-span app. visit c-spanshop.org, c-span's online store, and save during our father's day sale going on now. save up to 15% on all of our c-span products. there is something for every c-span fan, and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operation. shop the father's day sale going on now at c-spanshop.org. >> "washington journal"

emmett is -- he loved to make people laugh. so he whistles.nd when he did that, i mean, you had to have understood the atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi. a black man whistng at a white woman. that was bad in itself. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now at. --app. watch video on demand anytime online at c-span.org and try our points of interest feature. an online feature that guides you to interesting highlights of our interesting coverage. >> "washington journal" continues. host: seven hours from now former president donald trump will be in a miami courtroom to hear the 37 counts against him in the documents case. we are joined by a former federal prosecutor for the northern district of illinois with this this morning thanks for joining us on the program. it seems like they're are doing things by the book, the way things they ordinarily would. for example, the former president was told before charges were made public that he would be charged. that is a courtesy th

justin paton was born july 4, 1982, in emmett county, michigan he joined the u.s. army in 2005 derek ployed in iraq in october of 2006, assigned to the first cavalry division based out of fort hood, texas. excuse me. while deployed in -- to iraq, in 2007, his unit came in contact with enemy just north of baghdad. with small arms fire being exchanged. while in this fire fight, private first class paton was hit by an iraqi sniper and did not survive his wounds. he was put -- he was posthumously awarded the purple heart and bronze star he bravely answered the nation's call when it came, like many others before him, and so many after. naming the v.a. clinic in his hometown, which he loved, is an honor that would be fitting in remembrance of private first class paton's life and sacrifice. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 3672. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recogni

i think it was the fact that i had searched as an independent minister. emmett, a show pod is a renown french political analyst. professor at the middle of the academy and all 3 of academic love song, geo politics, including the explain book chronicle of the clash of civilizations. when she assesses current developments in europe. this book was the beginning of my providence to be, to be able in this because i was fired from the french military academy. i was very profit. so during 10 years this was the beginning of the arrival of missed the 2nd soft course eat. and that by time people record and they will console that a preliminary 10, west phone gosh, tongue go in the french defense system. and they wanted to fire me because a was notes pro 12 taste i was of the pro you with. and they said we don't need vis guy anymore. so it was organized just to a fire was this is reasonable blame the split premiums. mission doesn't mention it. just the scope of the district in some of your ideas pushed on from the 5. how many claims to sock and bustling belmont and bills being of accounting job ti

recounts the events that led to emmett till's murder. and his efforts to get justice for his late cousin. >> i left the store, nothing happened when i was in. there are shortly afterwards. and it was 14 and i was 16. came in with him. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store. we came out of the store a short time later. his wife comes out of the store. emit -- love to make people laugh. he was a jokester. so he gives a wolf whistle to make us laugh. he had to have understood the atmosphere in 1955. in mississippi. a black man whistling at a white woman. that was death itself. >> reverend wheeler parker junior with his book a few days full of trouble. sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcast on the free c-span now app. >> >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry. c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress. from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings. party briefings and committee meetings. c-span gives you a

emmett loved to make people laugh. he was a jokester. atmosphere in 1955 in mississippi, a black man whistling at a white woman, that was death itself. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "u.n. day." you can listen to "q mandate" and albert -- you can listen to "q&a" and oliver podcast on our c-span now at. caller" -- "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now, david weinstein, current partner at jones walker, former u.s. assistant attorney for the southern district of florida, here to talk about the events of yesterday. thank you for your time. guest: you're welcome. pleasure to join you and explain things. host: appreciated. one of the next steps for the prosecution and the defense stemming from yesterday? guest: at this point, the former president has been arraigned, he entered a not guilty plea and asked for discovery from the government. the next steps for the government is to start handing over the documents, the information they intend to rely upon during the trial whenever it might take place. a lot of these doc

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emmett bailey won the mullet championship last year, wants to claim the top prize for second year in a row. >> i will donate it to get another kid into racing. >> carley: he dreamed to own a go-kart and this year he wants to give back to his community. the contest starts next month. >> steve: mull et department -- >> carley: he needs to enter the contest. >> i watched him this weekend and every time he turns to the side. >> pete, if anybody could do it, pete. >> brian: or will cain. >> steve: will is not doing the mullet. >> coming up, every step you take, i'll be watching you, turns out that is what the iphone is doing. >> steve: the cyber guy will join us so they can't track you anymore. >> brian: first bad news for a soccer fan who traveled thousand miles to see lionel messi only to see he isn't their yet. >> go see lionel richie. >> embarrassing. >> same thing. ♪ the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at an

emmett till, right? and story of jet magazine carrying that particular photo of his brutalized body. it was mobilizing. it was absolutely mobilizing for civil rights movement. it was the spark for that particular movement. but the black panther party and trying to have a different esthetic like was like we don't want to show bodies. brutalized right. we want to show them seemingly looking as if they are in power looking as if they are heroic. so trying to imagine what future might be like, what is what is in fact possible. so joshua bennett, he's a scholar. he was prince. i'm not sure where he is now, but he calls. is graphic work of emory douglas a cholitical act, a chrono act in which he is visualizing situations that did not exist right to encourage an eventual. very similar, very similar show, african-american icons in solidarity with people around the world. so that's actually reall important distnween. the black panther newspaper as well, a distinction with la raza. they are actually thinking more

is that falling dollars so that points us to look internationally and when we look at that again emmetthose things are some -- again, those are somewhat overlooked. we were just talking about the rally in the u.s. and how it has been narrow, if you look internationally, it has been broader, that equal weighted index is well up over 20% so that has a lot more legs, so we think broadly looking at developed countries in a broad basket um because it's hard to pick which country will outperform the best but those average international stock um etf's in the developed markets will outpace and um in and move up and down at different times than the u.s. stock it -- and and move up and down at different times in the u.s. stock market does. bloombergradio.com. [inaudible] haidi: what are you doing and bond markets at the moment? you say locking in treasuries? >> yeah so what is going on with bonds? again we think the highest rates for the u.s. are in the rearview mirror sunblock in those treasury rates that have gotten so juicy recently that also an asset class doing quite well as high-end corpora

. >> reporter: emmett johansen lived next to a closure in ben lomond. a mudslide clever a chunk of the road and it is currently being repaired by caltrans. >> it made simple things like getting to work or the grocery store, at times impossible. we had to park our cars, half a mile or a mile away and walk in during one stretch. >> reporter: a spokesperson for santa cruz county says there are more than 200 trouble spots caused by the extraordinarily wet winter that the area experienced this year. and the price tag for the repairs is an estimated $75 million, and climbing. took one of the limitations on getting it done more quickly is that we don't have enough people to hire and do them. joe kelly spokesperson jason hopkins says it will be virtually impossible to make all of the needed repairs before next winter. he says severe winter storms in 2017 created a years long backlog of roadwork and repairs. >> we are still working on some repairs from 2017, and some of these will take a long time. but we do feel good about where we are now and hope to see a lot

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he protested segregation, and launched an investigation into the emmett till lynching. 60 years afterd national icon with her own civil rights legacy, and who just turned 90 years young, by the way. she shared with me what medgar evers would feel about politics today. >> i do believe he would encourage more people to register and to vote, that was always a cause of his that he embraced strongly. i think he would be pleased to see more people of color devote themselves to their communities and what's going on around. i think medgar if would be very restless right now. and he should be. >> what's the most important think people should know about marley evers williams? >> that i am human. i am prone to error. i try not to make errors. i am very strong about what i believe in. and i will go to the nth degree to see that take place -- medgar was very much the same way. as you know, he gave his life for freedom of his people. >> my full interview with a beautiful and wonderful marley evers is online right now at the reidout block. to have a look. and that's tonight's reidout. all in chris h

and now for the ktvu i div of the day, we asked emmett generator mid journey to imagine the bay area during the 4th of july. and here's what they made up. check it out. doesn't get much better than that the golden gate bridge with a massive fireworks display in that beautiful sky. yeah beautiful, beautiful, bright night. coming up next ♪ cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. major enterprises around the world, healthcare companies, energy companies, small businesses, governments. -when these organizations run on google cloud, they're defended by the same ai-powered security that protects all of google. - a 24 hour, 7-day-a-week force against whatever it is that we're facing. -there are a lot of people on the internet that are trying to do bad things. it's our job to stop them. ♪ shine, argo and the kominsky method. here's fox news ashley dvorkin with more. oscar winning actor alan arkin has died at the age of 89. his sons adam, matthew and anthony in a joint statement on the family's behalf , said our father was a uniquely talented force of n

host: emmett in north carolina, republican line for matthew greene of catholic university.r: good morning, sir. guest: good morning. caller: when pelosi was still the speaker and they were going through trumps, supposedly, mess she allegedly took money from social security and put it somewhere towards trumps indictment or impeachment. is that true? i just heard about it. i'm curious. guest: i'm not familiar with that. social security is treated separately from other budget items. i do not know how he speaker could have taken money from that . it is an entitlement program. i'm not familiar with that anecdote, that event. host: has the republican party change of a recent speakership, physically ruled by republicans? -- particularly wood by republicans? guest: if you go back if you -- late 80's, 90's they become more conservative. them a party more liberal but there are studies that show public is moving further to the right at faster rate than democrats are. that is one change. the other thing i would argue goes back to the early 1990's is this election of republicans who are

he dedicated his life to civil rights helps investigate the lynching of emmett till in the 1950s until evers is tragically in 1963. so we're thinking about what the greatest generation means. we have to include people like medgar evers, these black veterans. there were thousands of black veterans who came back to form the backbone of the civil rights movement to highlight just a couple here, rosa williams worked alongside dr. martin luther king jr to help found the southern christian leadership conference. williams earned a purple heart for his in europe. debbie johnson roundtree was in the women's army corps. she uses gi bill to attend howard university law and found a firm in washington dc helps a win. very important civil rights cases. and then of course, you know, the brown versus board decision of 1954, linda brown was at the center of that. her father, oliver brown, was a veteran. and part of his desire to fight equal rights is because of his service service. i'll conclude with this. robert madison fought with the 92nd infantry in italy. his oral history is one of those recorded