and then his parole ends in 2007, and that's when ernie says things changed.ted to change. his whole attitude changed, and i started to worry. and he purchased a motorcycle. he got on that motorcycle and drove off. the person that i knew never came back. i would say, what's wrong? what's going on? things feel different. and he would tell me that it was just my imagination. i did not imagine that he was having an affair, particularly with a woman. her name was angel. her name is angel. >> i had done her hair a couple of times. she sat in my chair, smiled in my face, and of course, she was all that time, was sleeping with him. the man that i moved here with ultimately was not the man that he turned out to be. i felt so deceived. everything that he ever told me was a lie. ultimately, i just wanted to be away from him. i wanted him out of my life. >> by april of 2009, ernie and moody have broken up. on april 25th, brittanee drexel goes missing. ernie says two days later, he gets a visitor. >> one morning, i was woken very early. i realized there was someone in the

introduction or not so quick introduction because, it's quite the impressive bio journalists and author ernie suggs has been a reporter for the atlanta journal constitution since 1997, currently covering a variety of breaking news and investigative stories for page a1. he previously reported for newspapers new york city and durham, north carolina. he's a veteran of more than 20 years as a newspaper reporter and has covered stories ranging from politics to civil rights to higher education. a 1990 graduate of north carolina university with a degree in english i have one of those to look at us both employed is my eagle pen writing well very nice yes huh. ernie also a harvard university nieman fellow. he is currently on the nieman board of trustees and. he's the former vice president of the national association of black journalists. so please join me in welcoming suggs everybody. thank you. we're probably going to spend most of our time talking about the subject. the book global citizen, andrew young. and this is a beautiful book for those of you who hadn't had a chance to to see it. but i want t

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as ernie mitch, i'm sure number has been dealing with craig, honeywell. but dissipating it didn't, it fail, stole the to the record. so she's like, no social person for you. seizure left, it almost always pull me through bubbles just to just the yellow, little what border. and then i was in what, you know, i did look at the bill, my little to, i know, i know we are going well. she never look, you will ever did a couple. i wasn't sure if you're with us, you know, what is what up, what your to do with us. you get to he could sure if um, i hate to put a she put in a pony or either treat it doesn't look like you put you on what was a visual effect of, you know, how did it be to a neutral this material much real estate you know much we had, we had initially had very snow on allows you to see i dealt with the sound which would be to push it would have to stop much could be yeah, well carry lunch a little money till the alaskan middle hopefully shoot. but will be listen a little, but it was in your little is almost good. it briefly read it, but i you follow him

table last that you so i mean you our she should have got the way or it had to surely or what problem ernie. hey, shelly. marsha tenelle a money up really bo hi did. were she bought fuel galvan a year before he told me to enter apollo and took on a casino, a in a barn, a bustle field on the daniel cedar talker that he possibly can you the color container book those he's down on the was the type of to sedio, who had been built on idea, it was algio. we're so there will be literally children. cassini also mean if you see a southern loan lock my door a little show injury on roman judge june, little on but up on a newborn, not she left him. he'll cohen a bogan as yet. i mean to temper ah, there's a 1000, a good of shape there. go with diving, show the go and nausea. we can do the other day. a kiss, kiss bus, and i was a girl. she shouldn't longer lately. she discipline even though even look pretty sure measured equal pretty sure her say city and i'd be glad to see a complaint bucket can. can the book a phone call comes up with the book this, but you feel or do i call in though she needs them? i

let's bring up now ernie. ernie is calling from pennsylvania on the independent line. go ahead, ernie. caller: yes, i would like to compound that 0. the reason why congress earns a 0 is because they don't represent the american public. they represent globalists, special banking interests and the war industrial military complex. big pharma has an added mafia to govern and overtake our rights. people got to wake up. congress is supposed to represent us, not special interests, not what they think is is best for us. they're supposed to represent us. try calling or writing to your congress. did they respond to you? they'll give you a thank you letter or response, thank you for contacting us and we will consider this under our review. there is no accountability. this is why they don't represent nobody except the special globalist interests. host: that is -- that was ernie. let's bring up now rich in new jersey. rich on the democratic line. how do you grade congress? caller: i rate them as an f, a failure. the problem is the republicans will vote straight against a bill when

they went to the service to think of aletha v silly of earth. ernie gave his vote of how the fern war unravelled. he claimed that initially the move was allegedly planned as a 2 week operation with the aim of installing a decent, sensible government in ukraine's capital. but the scenario failed as ukrainians showed some resistance and immediately thought to get west some funding and weapons . he added, giving his personal opinion publicly, would cause a disaster and made remarks on the possible outcome of the conflicts. i don't see how pertinent zalinski could sit at the negotiating table because there's no way possible in my view, zalinski never mind. i can't say that to warn you. crane is a massacre of soldiers in ukrainian citizens if he had ordered to stop the offensive. everything would be over. so unless there is a strong intervention, this war doesn't finish. in italy, villas fernie was accused of expressing sympathy with russia in his note, which he was quick to release. after the audiotapes he insisted he was a champion of transatlantic valleys at the u. s. but that didn't sh

it is unlikely that company ernie, the late any a rack or a campaign of detention again l u b, e, visitors and. and because then the national attention is now the world of watching some major cities like barcelona said, they won't offer public viewing and protest at the host's human rights record fee for believe the guitar role cup could be the most watched ever leaving many to fear that human rights issues could become in after thought. let's check out some other stories from the worlds of sports. in the women's, buddha's legal voice book extended their lead at the top of the table with a 3 to win available. amen. rebecca on chris 48th minute header, proved disaster in tennis. danielle mid yet have has won the vienna title after beating dennis up of all of the top seed lost the 1st set but recovered voice 2nd to a triumphal season. russians success in austria as ant. im a place of the atp finals next month are from spooky spells to ghoulish tricks and trades. halloween is upon us and people in romania but going all out to celebrate the ancient celtic festival. die hard fans got in the spi

when ernie got our, the may lou initial email really the record don't as liberal. and if we're you baloney will. yes. resource bugging into possibly on it go to the lessons julia had gone home again when they go because rosie bertram. well nancy one was regretting. i'm unless you're for a to load through 5 and you'll be able to lab doesn't look a sudden my whole ego of times. so please, because you're not able to get the got. busy them in that a 40 day hour in you got a longer illusion ration i am not real, isn't that bonanza? control? $90.00 doesn't really shone in for the on the re. well we are no longer another real boon are going to show me financially. what we're looking newly in the last month that you're gay, jewel or, or, or even if there are is 11 units are going to be better all but all i know is a sheila griffin. thank you so much for talking. 120 will cc my head off if what are not gonna fall off. i see that, that, and i'm in the water for a while, mainly, gotta get out of glass out of it to vicky. if they to talk to me, they don't, i don't know, judge

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it is unlikely that company ernie believes any a wreck or a campaign of detention again l u v e visitors and. and because then the national assumption is there, the world is watching some major cities like barcelona said they won't offer public viewing and protest at the host's human rights record fee for believe the guitar role cup could be the most watched ever leaving many to fear that human rights issues could become an after thought. well, it's stanford or, and it's take her check on all the week and result in the blunder. sleva, fryeburg beach, chalka cologne, true live off in heim, and on saturday bye and thrashed mines to temporary. when he reached the summit, leipzig piled the pressure on neva, cousin and goldman purchased a hard 4 to one when at frankfurt. and with that, here is a look at the blender seat table. now the berlin is have a one point leads again, over by and after 12 games, fryeburg endorsement, our 3rd and 4th. meanwhile, glad, but have slipped into the bottom half and shocker, or rock bottom. a reminder of our top stories suites in our field who let us all by has

even young young girls, for instance, a 70 year old girl, ernie cash. and i'm, which is the that was the latest example. she was 16 on, on the protest. she was her last call to her friends, was that the city for us are after me. then for 789 days her parents were looking for an embry prison. they found her at that. and it is very clear that she has been raped. she has been beaten up her, she had fractures and on her skull. her knows what i want to say is that i and her parents are being put under pressure. her aunt is in prison right now. she's a residence. they don't want them to speak out the hours they are saying again, like that my family, she has been fallen down or she has me. she's having high, hard to get there. other cases, they're saying they having a car accident. so they're trying to put pressure for not speaking up, but the difference is that the people and the families, they do speak out and these women and these school girls, they are so brave and stepping up in front of security forces, taking out the job, which is a symbol of repression

and ernie is in the behavior that we like to show in the house because we know in the world in america that when you work car, usually you get a payoff for it. so we would like to have steal here at home. that working hard equals winning something the couple started from nothing without a penny to their name. to day there were symbol of the american dream. something that they hoped to pass on to their children. do you recognize yourself is a deisel black and acceptance? and yes, i think black excellent is the behavior of embodying what our ancestors are. black african ancestors hope, or because black people in the united states were limited and hill down for almost 400 years. that's why black excellence is so significant, and i'm glad and we want them to know this a competitive world. our food is our somebody else who wants to have the job. they want or start the business. they want to construct them to compete compete well. so they can give back and take care of their families are likely for them. as millionaires psyche, terry and her husband a regularly invited to v i. p. events to n

again it's important to send a message and folks we can do something and return with the money we. ernie shayhan millikan reached, took don't react when you get a new phase of dollars at the lars. a co i prefer getting the ether ether. oh definitely. of course taylor i once on that that's the whole point of vision. deacon, this is a disruptive new technology breaks away from the old financial says to share sustain door, blake, so it offers opportunities for restructuring. thank a the in the hash, i want to be part of that olivia $40.00. that's the old world phone style. real. mm. mm. senate dutchman don't. i don't know is one of the highest paid and it's t artists on the candidate venue where i'm currently finishing a new and f t for the new entity. i'm writing music for it together with drift. it's an audio visual artwork or an image and sound, a field i class on the break right now, i'm fine tuning the final details and sound effects slides back in the end. we'll have one not work about 2 minutes long and you and estate, and i've worked on a new entity. ah, it can, i can now create any

thank god, it's important to send a message and folks we can do something in return with the money we. ernie shannon millikan reached, took don't react when you get paid in the visit dollars. and the lars a co, i prefer getting the ether ether. oh yeah, definitely of course taylor i once on that that's the whole point. well, it isn't deacon, this is a disruptive new technology that breaks away from the old financial system. shayla . she stain door, blake, so it offers opportunities for restructuring. thank a to in, on being at the hash. i want to be part of that olivia $40.00. that's the old world phone just i wheeled. mm. senate dutchman don't. i am. no. is one of the highest paid and it's t artists on the candidate venue her. i'm currently finishing a new and f t a for the new. and if the i'm writing music for it together with drift, it's an audio visual artwork and image and sound, a field i class and the big right now i'm fine tuning the final details and sound effects slides. in the end, we'll have one not work about 2 minutes long, and you and se to those little in a new entity. ah, ah

those of you who know thee boeig remember jim at ernie who is the ceo for 10 years and to really solidified this culture that was focused on the financials. before mcnerney came to boeing he was a 3m for four years. he was very famous for lots of inventions. so peter writes this in just over four years of mcnerney doubled the company's annual profits. he did it by going straight a 3m's future. because he slashed jobs he slashed r&d spending and that increased profits but it destroyed the future of the company. so a terrific story and a terrific history great writing and conclusions. so now i'm going to give peter his chance to talk about it with a few questions and later on will come to your questions. peter seems to me a company can't move past the great tragedy like this one that killed 746 people. until for submitting what it did wrong. you think boeing has done so stop and thank you for that introduction and the high praise coming c from you and everyone c the room knows dominic from his coverage over the last two decades really. and i will try to say what i mean as i did in the book to

thank god, it's important to send a message folks, we can do something in return with the money we. ernie. shane miller can reach took don't react when you get paid in the phase of dollars. and the lars a co i prefer getting the ether ether. oh yeah, definitely of course taylor, i wanted on that, that's the whole point. well, it isn't deacon, this is a disruptive, new technology that breaks away from the old financial says cache. and she same door blake, so it offers opportunities for restructuring. thank a to in being at the hash. i want to be part of that olivia $40.00. that's the old world phone style wheels. mm. mm. senate dutchman don't. i don't know is one of the highest paid and it's t artists on the candidate venue her. i'm currently finishing a new and f t for the new entity. i'm writing music for it together with drift. it's an audio visual artwork image and sound a field i class and the big right now i'm fine tuning the final details and sound effects slides. in the end, we'll have one not work about 2 minutes long, and you and s t 2. and i've looked on the new entity. ah, ah,

and ernie, these votes are going to be key and expensive. combined 6.4 billion dollars on ads, with more than 50 million spent the last 30 days alone, according to nonpartisan data trackers. that is one of the most expensive cycles in american history. we have quinton james, the president of the collective pact. ivan gutierrez is a managing director of the latino victory fund. welcome to you, friends. okay, i can think of two better people to have this conversation with. quinton, let's start with you. republicans, they made it rain with september ad blitzes for candidates in pennsylvania and in wisconsin. democratic campaigns really need to be putting dollars towards countering republican ads in targeted ways. that means finding out where republican opponents are most vulnerable, finding out where the attacks that are being levied against him are sticking, and then hitting back in addressing it. do you think that democratic candidates and campaigns are meeting this moment? >> simone, thank you so much for having me. i do think the campaigns

elizabeth: joining us now, participants defending education president and found ernie coal neely.s segment. this story, it's new york university in new york city fired an award-winning chemistry teacher, dr. jones. 82 the students signed a petition to get rid of him. why? because they felt the course was too hard. he wrote a textbook about it. what's happening here? >> well, this is social justice ideology coming home to roost. what kinds of doctors is our country going to have in the future? things like organic chemistry, those are the classes that separates the doctors of tomorrow from masters of public health degrees, and it's really worrying. elizabeth: talk to us about this, school board parents, the word is they're a powerful voting base, that they're going to drive midterm turnout. it's happening across the nation that parents are pushing back and winning. we have got, for example, the utah state school board passed a new rule, it's going to -- they're going to give parents more of a voice in their child's education. >> it's about time. you know, i think we're starting to s

in the sense or dare to, it builds up on do conclusions and findings of my predecessors, that upper ernie that israel commits the crime of apartheid in the occupied palestinian territory. but it brings it forward. seeing that apartheid is a natural consequence. it's an organic consequence of sattler colonialism for the same reason that the general assembly until a 30 years ago was describing are the current reality in the occupied policy and territory, a violation of the right of self determination and is scribing eat ah, in their context of colonial practices does this course has sort of torn down in recent years because of the also process. but disease where it still belongs to palestinian situation is her cause her that call for a de colonization. i'm sure you're aware that the report has been accused and you've been accused of being anti semitic. how do you respond to that? ah, of course they do not agree. and they find it very convenient to dismissing any one who raises criticism against the current practices of their israeli government, or as on to semitic. these is convenient becau

. >> that was ernie, that was the neighbor. you saw those items behind him. when you look at them, they look fine. but almost everything has water damage. and that's more and more of what we've seen with the residents that are returning to the areas where the storm surge caused all of this damage. katie. >> guad venegas, thank you so much. now we're gonna turn to new york city where mayor adams has declared a state of emergency over an influx of migrants. he said the city now has more than 61,000 people in the shelter system. including thousands of migrants who have recently been bussed in from other parts of the country. a relief center will open on rattles island, but that will likely philip. fast at least nine buses arrived in the city on thursday alone. mayor adams says that it will cost at least one billion dollars to maintain migrant services. meanwhile, texas governor, greg abbott boasted in a press release about sending over 8000 migrants to d.c. since april. 3000 more in your, accents, august and nearly 1000 to chicago. adams calder added saying that

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this will be a conversation with journalist and author ernie suggs. i'm harp, the director of the nonprofit pat conroy literary center in south carolina and also a previous festival author. and i'm honored to get to host this particular session. we will have time for audience questions near the end of our time together this afternoon and. i will remind you all of this again later. but there is a microphone set up for that very use over there. so we're going to ask that you all ask your questions. that end of the room you may have noticed fancy technology in the room. we are streaming this on c-span's tv and use of the microphone will will help us all get all of that content out there. so thank you all so much for being with us at the nashville public library. by way of quick introduction or not so quick introduction because, it's quite the impressive bio journalists and author ernie suggs has been a reporter for the atlanta journal constitution since 1997, currently covering a variety of breaking news and investigative stories for page a1. he previous

>> if major league baseball wants jackie and roy campanella, and ernie banks, frank robinson, and it goes on and on, once owners conclude, rightly that these men can take their team to the world series, then you have at the time 16 team owners who are going to go through the negro leagues and pick the very best of them and take them into the major league's. by definition when you do that, the quality of play in the negro leagues is going to suffer. the negro leagues did manage to stay alive until 1955 believe it or not. and finally, no longer were there enough very good players to play in the league and the whole thing finally collapsed. i >> was that the cost of doing business? one of my heroes is a guy name route foster. he was the founder of negro league baseball and rube's idea was not what ultimately happened, the cherry-picking you described, his idea was to get an entire team, one entire team to go into major league baseball. and maybe it wasn't because it was lack of a skull, it wasn't going to crush any competition. was that just the price of progress? >> as long as you had

and a reporter from the new york times, walter or ernie won the pulitzer for reporting that there was no famine in the ukraine. and the guy who showed up and reported that there was gareth jones, he was dismissed as a as a nut and he was actually shot in 1935 by the communists in china. so it takes a while for the to come out. there was a famine in ukraine. 4 to 8 million people died in the ukraine that happened and all the pulitzer prizes in the world don't just don't illuminate the truth what actually occurred. and there's always a gareth jones somewhere in the world maybe he's a nicholas wade or maybe he's jeffrey sachs, who ideology is nothing important thing but they have a commitment to truth itself. and more and more people are defecting. a lot of our evidence in the books comes from defectors who. one woman actually worked in the lab and told us what was happening. she escaped, but her family is all missing and so there are these brave souls that are out there reporting the truth. it's interesting you mentioned jeffrey sachs, his article, because as i recall, you know, he has

well if major league baseball once jackie and roy campanella and newcomb and larry, doby and ernie banks and frank robinson, and it goes on and once owners. conclude rightly that these men can take their team to the world series then you've got at the time 16 team owners who are going to go through the -- leagues and pick the very best of them. take them. take them into the major leagues and by definition when you do that the quality of play in the negle legs is going to suffer the -- leagues did manage to stay alive until about 1955 believe it or not. they survived and then finally finally no longer were there enough, you know, very good players to play in the league and the whole thing finally collapsed. but whether it has been doing with that joe was at the cost of doing business. you know, what am i? what am i heroes is a guy named ruth foster who you guys know? yeah and right rules idea. who's the founder the father's -- league baseball and rules idea was not what ultimately happened was the cherry picking you described peter. his idea was to get an entire team to go into major leag

and we were both out of work, but then to i mean if you want to talk lenny and squiggy, bert and ernie, whatever you wanted, they were they were together. i went with places with them. they slept in the same room. we went to when we went to paris and went to paris we went there and we stayed at whatever hotel was a big hotel in new york. we had two bedrooms and me and my brother had one. lenny and squiggy had the other one. right. your father says at the desk, we don't need another room. all stay in the same room. waymon so me and my brother go in the room. him and my father sleeping the bed. my brother get this thing out. we pulled the box, spring out and it had a tag. 1925. the bid was me we had to sleep on, but that's the way they were. they didn't take anything. they gave. they didn't anything. and ivan was right to find our bill. whatever they had, they would give you. they never made any money to a very poor businessman. i could take it right out front, but they were giving my father would help anybody. and my father and baby they really never badmouthed anybody. if they didn't l

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