dino: so evanston's great on paper that it looks diverse but when you drive through evanston, you can see a distinction between neighborhoods and how they have been divided all throughout its history. joie: those divisions are part of evanston's origin story. an early version of the great migration at the start of the 20th century. dino: our time frame in this way, it's about 1910 and 1930, where you had a huge influx of black families coming directly from, specifically, abbeville, south carolina, and that was due to a tragedy where a gentleman was lynched. so there was a mass exodus of black families leaving that area of south carolina to come north to evanston. joie: as the black population grew, so did the efforts to contain it. african-american families were town, the other side of the tracks. the pink area marked as d-2 on this map, where redlining systemically depressed real estate values, steered away investment, and stacked the financial deck against generations of black evanstonians. the black kids i grew up with, particularly the black boys, did they have the same opportunit

other communities around the united states are now looking at evanston�*s model.f the original sin of slavery. nada tawfik, bbc news, evanston, illinois. as always, much more on all our website. you can get in touch with me via twitter. it would be lovely to hear from you. thanks for watching. hello. after slightly cloudy conditions across england and wales on wednesday, the clear blue skies and strong sunshine experienced in scotland, northern ireland, akin to what we can see here from one of our weather watchers during the day, well, they will become a bit more abundant. but those clear skies by day also mean colder nights are back, and a widespread frosty start to the day, temperatures as low as —5, —6 through some parts of eastern scotland and northeast england, very few immune to a frost. and that's because we've got high pressure in charge. it's keeping those skies clear. high pressure generally means dry weather as well, stops the rain clouds from going up. and around the centre of it, which is right over us, there will be light winds. a little bit more bre

nada tawfik, bbc news, evanston, illinois. about their family history, for one french man, those answers came as a message in a bottle which had been foating in the atlantic ocean for more than 100 years. inside, was a letter written on board the titanic, the day before it sank in 1912. courtney bembridge has the story. a simple letter written by 13—year—old girl, undiscovered for more than 100 years. translation: "i throw this bottle into the seal in the middle of the atlantic. we are due to arrive in new york in a few days. if anyone finds it, let the lefebvre family in lievin know." it is signed by mathilde lefebvre, and dated the 13th of april, 1912. but mathilde never made it to new york. the following day, disaster struck. she was killed along with her mother, three siblings and more than 1,500 others. the ship sunk in the atlantic ocean. the wreckage lies about 600 kilometres south of canada's newfoundland. for more than a century, the little bottle drifted in the ocean until it eventually washed up on a beach in the ba

nada tawfik, bbc news, evanston, illinois. that does make it from me.rienced in scotland, northern ireland, akin to what we can see here from one of our weather watchers during the day, well, they will become a bit more abundant. but those clear skies by day also mean colder nights are back, and a widespread frosty start to the day, temperatures as low as —5—6 through some parts of eastern scotland and northeast england, very few immune to a frost. and that�*s because we�*ve got high pressure in charge. it�*s keeping those skies clear. high pressure generally means dry weather as well, stops the rain clouds from going up. and around the centre of it, which is right over us, there will be light winds. a little bit more breeze, most notable across the far south of england. and while most will see sunshine from dawn to dusk, they will be a bit more clout in northern scotland through thursday compared with wednesday, and the sunshine in central parts of scotland that little bit hazier. but with much more sunshine around on thursday, pollen levels are back u

. >> at first glance, the city of evanston is picture-perfect.scrimination still marks the land. it's black residents deliberately segregated to an area down by the north shore channel on one side and buy train tracks on the other. it's a wrong this community now plans to write. -- right. dolores grew up in the fifth ward and still lives here. she still recalls crossing into the white part of town for school as a little girl. she supports the local initiative to give eligible residents up to $25,000 to buy or repair a home. >> it's a community owning up. it means being able to say, yes, there were mistakes made and we need to correct it. to me, that's the biggest piece of all. >> she wants the money to go to the youngest generation. >> this is about a five-minute walk from where i grew up, just a little over four blocks. >> the money would help her pay down her mortgage as a fourth seven stony and whose grandfather was a victim of housing discrimination, she believes this is a small step. >> i feel like not applying for reparations would be a sla

america evanston thanks for joining us offers of aid from around the world are pouring in for india which is suffering from a devastating surge of coronavirus cases the european union plans to send oxygen and medicine while the u.s. says it will provide ventilators and raw materials for vaccines infection rates in india are breaking world records hospital beds are scarce and lifesaving oxygen supplies are running out bodies are piling up and morgues and many fear the worst is yet to come. grief outside hospitals in delhi. disinfecting the dead the fear of infection remains even when life has passed. makeshift formation sites like these a springing up to deal with the rising death toll because karisma turion cemeteries cannot cope. relatives feel helpless as the coronavirus teds through the capital. i have money i have everything but i can't get my sister. got me nobody at the back to baghdad no that is not forget no very good we can do good we can go. as a boy and hospitals have run out of oxygen and intensive care beds india's prime minister patients and caution in. our jobs and money i'

there's been controversy in evanston among the african-americans about how the best way to do it and towards the end when the decision was about to be made, there were people organizing to say that they didn't want it to be associated with homeownership and so at this point you can apply to get the reparations benefit if you are a homeowner or to help purchase a home but the people that don't already own homes were unknowledgeable and so there was pushback against this plan saying that it should be open to a broader swath of the community and cash payments as opposed to help with a mortgage or home repairs, and i think in a way it went through with the plan anyway and i think what that debate illustrates is the complexity of trying to figure out how to do it and that is a complexity that the whole country will have to wrestle with as well if we ever truly do, but i don't think that arguing that reparations is complicated is a reason to not do it. i think it is when you make a commitment that something needs to be done to repair past damages that you begin to have more concrete produc

i'm married to evanston thanks for joining me christians around the world have been celebrating easter under the shadow of the pandemic for the 2nd year running pope francis has given his traditional blessing from st peter's basilica in rome he stressed the importance of vaccines and urged rich countries to ensure supplies are fairly distributed to their poorer neighbors. it believed to be putting a blessing for the faithful. pope francis address just a small crowd compared to the usual tens of thousands on easter sunday but his message was one for the world. into. the entire international community. in the spirit of global responsibility. to commit to overcoming delays in the distribution of vaccines. that are facilitate the distribution especially in the poorest countries in. the pupil very little resort the catholic leader focused his message on the world's most vulnerable including those suffering from the coronavirus pandemic and he called for an end to armed conflicts around the globe like that in syria where many also gathered to mark one of the most important christian holidays

i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us offers of aid from around the world are pouring in for india which is suffering from a devastating search of coronavirus cases the european union plans to send off and medicine while the us said it will provide ventilators and raw materials for vaccines infection rates in india are breaking world records hospital beds are scarce and lifesaving oxygen supplies are running out bodies are piling up and morgues and many fear the worst is yet to come to. grief outside hospitals in delhi. disinfecting the dead the fear of infection remains even when life has passed. makeshift cremation sites like these are springing up to deal with the rising death toll because kraemer turia mz and cemeteries are full relatives are left feeling helpless as the coronavirus tez through the capital i have money i have everything but i can't get my sister. got me an obit at the back to baghdad no that is not forget no bit better we can do good we can go. as a boy and hospitals have run out of oxygen and intensive care beds india's prime minister patients and

>> well, upon my return to evanston i learned quickly that the curriculum had changed drastically.can americans and people of the african but they had added something that they called black lives matter curriculum and within that curriculum, it speaks about, it's only during one week long, and it speaks about white supremacy and it speaks about white privilege and a number of negative things that have happened to african americans within this country, but it doesn't speak about when african americans have fought against wit or fought against oppression so it was very much speaking about the one side, a very negative side, and nothing really about the things that black people have accomplished in this country. steve: and you alluded to this , we've got a still frame of part of the curriculum for third graders on black lives matter, and one of the slides says today i'm going to teach you what the black lives matter means and why it is necessary. what do you think about that? >> well i do teaching about the ideal of black lives matters , but i also believe that it leaves a lot out. th

i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us. turkey has reacted angrily after u.s. president joe biden formally recognize the armenian genocide which took place during the ottoman era both the turkish government and opposition condemned the u.s. announcement with the foreign minister calling it populism its statement by said he and all americans honor the memory of all those are many and who perished in genocide that began exactly 160 years ago is acknowledgment comes as thousands of people in armenia as capital yerevan commemorate the mass killings deportations and forced marches. marching forward to look back on many an official to lead the nation in commemorating the horrors of the past the procession of this hilltop memorial in the capital we haven't included prime minister nicole pasha. members of the public to streamed in to on of the dead and they will come the announcement from washington formally recognizing those past events as a genocide. i think it's a great thing that biden recognizes the armenian genocide because the us are a major country and it might

omarion evanston welcome in washington d.c. police are paying tribute to an officer who was killed friday at the u.s. capitol the attack comes less than 3 months after a mom assault at the same location u.s. president joe biden said in a statement that he and his wife were saddened to learn of the incident and they also expressed their condolences to the victim's family. the u.s. capitol in mourning the hives of american democracy once more the scene of a deadly attack. police vehicles for want of perception to a school the body of one of their own. william evans known as bailey had served in the capitol police force for 18 years he died of his injuries after a car rammed into him and a colleague guarding a barricade the other officer is reported to be in a stable condition. police say they shot the driver after he emerged from the vehicle and started lunging at them with a knife he later died at a hospital. it's not clear whether he intended to attack people inside the capitol lawmakers were absent due to the easter recess but

. >> county program comes on heals of evanston, illinois voting to pay reparations to black residents grants. the first program of its kiengsd must and a similar idea is being deangted in rochester, new york mayor lovely warren has suggested leveraging rest of knewings from legalize pot to may reparations to black and brown residents there. back here in county conservative groups say they'll be keeping a close eye on this program that will solely benefit women of color they say if a poor white mother feels harmed by being excluded she could have legal standing to file a federal lawsuit. arthel. arthel: claudia, thanks claudia. eric. eric: well the u.s. is reached a 15-year high we're told for arrests on the southern border. as more my graduates looking to try to enter our country the big question today is what can be done to stem the surge. up next arizona congresswoman debbie lesko on that she's from arizona and we'll hear her answers to the migrant problem. at visionworks, we want you to feel safe and we want you to see yourself in your new glasses and think, "ooh!" but if you get h

i was born in evanston. almost on the utah border. the southeastern part. my dad grew up on a ranch in newcastle the opposite side of the state. my mom is on rollins on i 80 you probably went to their. and wyoming was such a special place for us. those are my vacations. i think i saw the ocean until i was 16 years old. we went to the ranch or my other grandma's place. i just loved it. i think back i'm the oldest grandchild. that did have some cachet. we were pretty self-sufficient on the ranch. there is a big garden. we raised cattle. of course there was chickens. all of that good stuff my grandfather was the county commissioner. he knew vice president dick cheney but when he was running for congress in wyoming. i was aware of politics and public service early on especially energy issues. my grandfather was very into that. he was believed america needed to be more energy independent. >> very forward thinking. >> they had that experience. but my dad went to college. he was the first in the family. university of wyoming. and then we moved to denver. my sister

i was born in evanston, wyoming. almost at the utah border. southeastern part of wyoming.dad had grown up on a ranch in new counsel wyoming. the opposite side of the straight. my mom was from rollins, wyoming which is on iad. and wyoming was just such a special place for us. those were my vacations. i did not go on anything fancy. i don't think i saw the ocean until i was 16 years old. we went to the ranch or my other grandma's place there in rollins i just loved it. i was the oldest grandchild. that had some cachet. we were pretty self sufficient on the ranch. a big garden. we raised cattle. some pigs. horses, chickens. you know. all of that good stuff. my grandfather was a county commissioner. he kneww vice president dick cheney from way back when. when he was running for congress and wyoming. i was kind of aware of politics and public service early on. especially energy issues. my grandfather was very into that. he always believed america needed to be more energy independent. >> very forward thinking. >> i had a chance to have that experience. my dad went to college who

that joke courtesy of a guy named abe who used to eat in a restaurant in evanston, illinois, where id tables in 1987. thanks, abe. the check's in the mail. just to reiterate, in his venmo transfers to women, greenberg sometimes used euphemisms like "ice cream" and "salad," and other times, just straight-up said "ass." that's like a mob boss saying, "jimmy two-shoes sleeps with the fishes, who are swimming around his body because i drowned him with these two hands!" these new records also tie gaetz to greenberg even more, because there's one venmo that gaetz sent to his buddy in 2018 for $300 with the "love hotel" emoji. yes, it's a hotel with a heart on it. because when gaetz went to the hotel, i'm guessing he had a heart on. even though america is making progress on the pandemic, that's not true everywhere. in fact, a high-ranking japanese official recently said the country would consider canceling this summer's tokyo olympics if rising coronavirus cases were not brought under control. no, no. i need the olympics! i've already watched everything on netflix. and hulu. and if anyone a

american evanston it's good to have you with us the european union the u.k. israel and germany have all promised aid to stem an unrelenting 2nd wave of cove it that's a ravaging india infection rates are breaking world records hospital beds are scarce and lifesaving oxygen supplies are running out bodies are piling up in morgues and many fear the worst is yet to come. grief outside hospitals in delhi. disinfecting the dead the fear of infection remains even when life is pos. makeshift cremation sites like these are springing up to deal with the rising death toll. because kraemer turia and cemeteries are full of relatives they left feeling helpless as the coronavirus tests through the capital i have money i have everything but i can't get my sister. got the notice that the left in baghdad knows that it's not to get norbit good we can do good we can go. as a boy and hospitals have run out of oxygen and intensive care beds india's prime minister urged patience and caution. our jobs. i'm speaking to you on this radio show at a time when corona is testing our pati

america evanston it's good to have you with us the former crown prince of jordan hamza bin hussein says he's been placed under house arrest in a video message the king's half brother sharply criticized jordanian leaders bond he denied to being part of an alleged coupe lot jordanian authorities have arrested several other high level officials for what they described as security reasons. jordan's crime. hands of bin hussein on his wedding day in 2004. an embrace from his half brother king abdullah. 6 months later the king would strip pams of his title of crime prince and give it to his own son instead but hamza remains popular in jordan close to tribal leaders and seen as in touch with ordinary people he now says that's why he's being targeted. in a video sent to the b.b.c. hamza says he is under house arrest after being warned that he got too close to critics of the king he says he is not part of any conspiracy but he does openly condemn jordan's leaders this country has become corrupt from its ism and in this one. state t.v. earlier announced that hamza had been asked to stop activities

omarion evanston welcome in washington d.c. police are paying tribute to an officer who was killed friday at the u.s. capitol the attack comes less than 3 months after a mob assault at the same location u.s. president joe biden said in a statement that he and his wife were saddened to learn of the incident and they expressed their condolences to the victim's family. the u.s. capitol in mourning the hives of american democracy once more the scene of a deadly attack. police vehicles form to precession to a school the body of one of their own. william evans known as billy had served in the capitol police force for 18 years he died of his injuries after a car rammed into him and a colleague guarding a barricade the other officer is reported to be in a stable condition. police say they shot the driver after he emerged from the vehicle and started lunging at them with a knife he later died at a hospital. it's not clear whether he intended to attack people inside the capitol lawmakers were absent due to the easter recess but other stu

america evanston it's good to have you with us turkey has reacted angrily after u.s. president joe biden formally recognize the armenian genocide during the autumn an era both the turkish government and opposition condemned the u.s. announcement with the foreign minister calling it populism in a statement biden said he had all americans honor the memory of all those army and who perished in a genocide that began exactly 106 years ago his acknowledgement comes as thousands of people in armenia as capital yerevan commemorate the mass killings deportations and forced marches. marching forward to look back. and officials lead the nation in commemorating the horrors of the past the procession of this hilltop memorial in the capital heaven included prime minister nicole passion yann members of the public to streamed in to honor of the dead and they welcomed the announcement from washington formally recognizing those past events as a genocide. so i think it's a great thing that biden recognizes the armenian genocide because the us are a major country and it might have an eff

other cities such as evanston, illinois. small cities in north carolina are far ahead of us. so i'm just waiting for the actual plan and action of a group. >> clerk: speaker, your time has expired. >> and allow the contact to get the wealth to make sure americans get their share of this promise of a good democracy. >> chairman: thank you, reverend brown. very much appreciated. our next speaker is aniet ekanem. >> hello all. very close. i want to say thank you to president walton and supervisor peskin. i am a baby resident. in the past, i owned a company called wireless. i brought that technology back and actually did work in oakland and also in various neighborhoods. i have launched one bayview and a number of outlets ago at the thousands of residents in the bayview specifically. more importantly, i want to talk about what i can bring to the committee my focus will be a couple analytics, big data with our stores to provide an unavailable in store my we're unstoppable in that way. to be part of the story i truly believe will help to live over the hearts and minds of reparation

other cities such as evanston, illinois. small cities in north carolina are far ahead of us. so i'm just waiting for the actual plan and action of a group. >> clerk: speaker, your time has expired. >> and allow the contact to get the wealth to make sure americans get their share of this promise of a good democracy. >> chairman: thank you, reverend brown. very much appreciated. our next speaker is aniet ekanem. >> hello all. very close. i want to say thank you to president walton and supervisor peskin. i am a baby resident. in the past, i owned a company called wireless. i brought that technology back and actually did work in oakland and also in various neighborhoods. i have launched one bayview and a number of outlets ago at the thousands of residents in the bayview specifically. more importantly, i want to talk about what i can bring to the committee my focus will be a couple analytics, big data with our stores to provide an unavailable in store my we're unstoppable in that way. to be part of the story i truly believe will help to live over the hearts and minds of reparation

i married to evanston welcome to the program jordan says it's uncovered a malicious plot to destabilize the kingdom involving the former crown prince the government says homs have been hussein and others were undermining security self claims has been put under house arrest a number of other high level officials have been arrested denies being part of a conspiracy. woke up to confusion at the highest levels. hamza bin hussein jordan's ex crown prince and half brother to king abdullah was reportedly under house arrest. in a video statement hamza said he was being targeted for associating with critics of the royal family. conspiracy. it's my movement was restricted it's my ability to communicate has been stripped of its people have been arrested to try to distract from the fundamental. system. and incompetence of. state security forces deny hundreds that has been detained but told state television they are looking into potential threats against king abdullah though he no longer holds an official title the remains a popular figure. and see in my view it's not right for prince hamza to be li

i'm married to evanston welcome the former crown prince of jordan homes have been hussein says he's been placed under house arrest in a video message the king's half brother sharply criticized jordanian leaders but he denied being part of an alleged kook plot jordanian authorities have arrested several other high level officials for what they describe as security reasons. jordan's crime prince hands of bin hussein on his wedding day in 2004. an embrace from his half brother king abdullah. 6 months later the king would strip pam's out of his title of crime prince and give it to his own son instead. but hamza remains popular in jordan close to tribal leaders and seen as in touch with ordinary people he now says that's why he's being targeted. in a video sent to the b.b.c. hamza says he is under house arrest after being warned that he got too close to critics of the king he says he is not part of any conspiracy but he does openly condemn jordan's leaders this country has become corrupt from its ism and in this one. state t.v. earlier nights that hamza had been asked to stop activities targe

i'm married to evanston and it's good to have you with us u.s. president joe biden has joined around 30 other nations informally recognizing the massacre of hundreds of thousands of armenians over a century ago as a genocide in his statement biden said he sees armenians pain and affirms their history many historians regard the mass killings which began in 1915 as the 1st genocide of the 20th century but turkey rejects the term. marching forward to look back armenian officials lead the nation in commemorating the horrors of the past the procession at this hilltop memorial in the capital yet every one included prime minister nicole passion yann. members of the public to streamed in to honor the dead yeah doing as little at that. i can here to show my respect to the soldiers. would it to my family oh my god the court to my country. i love armenia and genocide should be recognized regardless of any circumstances. that would encourage it in dhaka in 1915 a 1000000 armenians were brutally murdered by autumn and turks many more were deported and sent on

i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us german president from vulture steinmeyer makes a rare appeal for national unity this easter weekend steinmeyer is asking germans to set aside a crisis of trust in the government there is growing frustration as corona virus infections rise despite months of restrictions on daily life the authorities are also under fire over the slow pace of vaccinations the president says new thinking is what's needed. the pandemic has held up a mirror to our country reflecting our compulsion to lay down rules for everything our fear of taking risks the shunting back and forth of responsibility how can we change that and how can all of us together to overcome it. deadly achieve political analyst melinda crane joins us now to put the german president's remarks into a bit of context for us hello to you melinda i'd like to go right to what he just said in that clip we played about germany facing itself in a mirror reflecting on this compulsion to lay down rules for everything a fear of taking risks shunting back and forth from responsibility what is t

america evanston it's good to have you with us the european union the u.k. israel and germany have promised aid to stem an unrelenting 2nd wave of cove it that's ravaging india infection rates are breaking world records hospital beds are scarce and lifesaving oxygen supplies are running out bodies are piling up in morgues and many fear the worst is yet to come. relatives grieving outside hospitals in new delhi. disinfecting the dead the fear of infection remains even when life has gone. makeshift cremation sites like these are springing up to deal with the rising death toll. because kraemer turia mz and cemeteries are full relatives are left feeling helpless as the coronavirus tez through the capital. i have money i have everything but i can't get my sister. got the notice that the back to baghdad knows that it's not forget no very good we can do good we can go overwhelmed hospitals have run out of oxygen and intensive care beds to india's prime minister people to be patient our jobs and money i'm speaking to you on this radio show at a time when corona is t

i'm married to evanston thanks for joining me in washington d.c. police are paying tribute to an officer who was killed on friday at the u.s. capitol the attack came less of 3 months after a mob assault at the same location u.s. president joe biden said in a statement that he and his wife were saddened to learn of the incident and they expressed their condolences to the victim's family. the u.s. capitol in mourning the house of american democracy once more the scene of a deadly attack. police vehicles form to precession to a school the body of one of their own. william evans known as bailey had served in the capitol police force for 18 years he died of his injuries after a car rammed into him and a colleague guarding a barricade the other officer is reported to be in a stable condition. police say they shot the driver after he emerged from the vehicle and started lunging at them with a knife he later died at a hospital. it's not clear whether he intended to attack people inside the capitol lawmakers were absent due to the easter recess but other st