maybe you have heard a little bit about fannie lou hamer. maybe you have not heard anything about constance modly. i'm hoping will introduce us to the subjects of these books. yours is, i think, unjustly less-known. will you tell us about constance motley and why you chose her? ms. brown-nagin: happy to. thanks to all of you for being here. i'm delighted to share about constance baker motley, who is a legendary civil rights lawyer who in her time was very well-known. i set out to write about her because it is the case that people today do not know her, to the extent that they should. legendary civil rights lawyer who litigated the cases that made it possible for all of us to be together today, regardless of race. made it possible for me to be a law professor, and kate to be a scholar. symbolically she was very important to professional women. to give you three points about her achievements, in addition to litigating cases like brown v. board of education, james meredith case, university of georgia, and the university of alabama, motley was a

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but now just think about the the luster, the legacy of fannie lou hamer, more young people know fannie lou hamer than, bob moses, because fannie lou hamer emerged from the people she was a part of the people she was a part of the community. she was the. in that that leadership that kind of leadership helped to bring about the changes that we're witnesses. if you think things are bad now if you think trump was bad just think if then lou hamer hadn't come along trump would have been even worse and it's hard to imagine that. but he would have been so just think about the foundation we have because of work of people like mr. saint. programs tab and go to the heart of the strength of the black community. and that's the family structure. first came the moynihan report and the it blamed black people for the problems it uses, whereas the black males, in terms of not being at home, first thing people did when they enslave black people, problem to this country was a separate to fathers for that first thing they did. and that kept on is with all the jim crow laws and jails filled with black males

larson: i have to say the same about fannie lou hamer. she would not have described herself as a feminist. actually, she belonged to the national organization of women and she helped organize the black women's caucus, and she was colleagues with shirley chisholm and marlee evers. but she was a very conservative woman and they would have called her a conservative feminist. she was antiabortion, which is interesting. because before she was sterilized she had helped other women access abortion services in mississippi. she was anti-birth control, too. kind of really blew the minds of all feminist women in the late 1960's and early 1970's. what do you mean? she was very conservative. i do not think she looked at gender as a burden. it was who she was and she was fighting as a woman for rights for herself and everybody. and she was particularly protective of black men because she watched the violence that was disproportionately visited upon black men in mississippi. she was very protective of her husband and other men in the community. ms. ulab

what's in the fanny back?fanny back, i would like to say dollars and -- [ laughter ] my international driver's license. >> jimmy: did somebody tell you that if you keep your stuff in a fanny pack, we won't be able to take it from you? >> actually, they told opposite. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, yeah. because that's -- yeah. you're really -- it's like wearing a target on your penis, yeah. >> i really like it. >> jimmy: guillermo, are you trimming the hair on his legs? >> guillermo: yeah, he has too much, jimmy! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, there you go. leave his hair alone. >> i think it looks good. >> jimmy: i think you look great. thank you very much. have a great trip here in the united states. and say hello to everybody back in london. >> hello! >> jimmy: you look like the hulk right after the transformation. [ laughter ] >> thank you, thank you guys. >> jimmy: thank you very much. all right, thank you, guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] wow. i'm back. [ laughter ] see, that's the kind o

we're going to go to her now, fanny, it's, it's great to have you here. what do you make of what raphael grossi had to say is what he had to say expected? if you expected a clear answer on just how much concern is there around that nuclear power plants a whole? is it you expected a very clear answer to that too, but definitely not received that what you did receive is basically the i a promoting says the success, the very fact that some of their staff members could remain at the nuclear power plant, about 6 of them for now, and 4 of them are supposed to leave as well. while at the same time is to gross due to head of the i. e. made clear that they want to permanent presence at the zip for each up power plant to be able, transparent as it is possible. i mean, this is an active word zone in ukraine right now, just how possible is it? what he says that the agency wants to do is to inform people in a very transparent way of what exactly is going on at that nuclear power plant. and exactly, this is we're a little skepticism and a little questions arise. just h

i'll fanny here in the merry dawn and dawn. it's a significant visit also because of a tumultuous pause between the 2 countries. egypt, of course, being part of the air, land, and sea blockade, with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, and bahrain from 2017 until january 2021. however, it is now moving forward. the 2 countries discussing bilateral relations, international issues, and also regional issues. also a lot of deals on the table when it comes to business investments in the economy. and that is something that both leaders will be signing together. in the words of the official catering news agency, this is a new era in relations between the 2 countries. ah, this is al jazeera and these are our top stories. ukraine's president has visited one of the cities that his troops re captured from russian forces. while in his young loading ears, lensky said, his soldiers will keep moving forward until they are victorious at pushing back in a counter offensive that gained momentum in at the ne, armenia has warned about fighti

viva the fanny pack, a belt bag.ou, sara eisen. >> coming back. >> soap higher income households are trading down to canned goods, they're turning away from deli meats, they are abandoning campbell soup. belt bags, they're buying abc pants. >> yeah, that's joe kernen. i don't, i don't need to know what the abcs are. i do wear the underwear, you know, the boxer briefs. probably too much information. but i'll tell you, they are extraordinary boxer briefs. that being said, direct consumer up 30%, and an inventory build for a company like lululemon is not a bad thing, it's actually a good thing. inventory is up 86%. we are off of 30% health growth. they're doing something right here. valuation. if you can wrap your head around 33 times, the stock probably continues to grind higher from here. >> i'm going to wrap my head around nike. this thing almost got back to aging lows today, and, you know, expected to grow. 10% sales growth, treating about 22 times, i think they would tell you that's about as cheap as it's been. you

al fanny, voters and cuba are casting their ballots in a referendum on a new social law dubbed the family coat. the changes include support for same sex marriage and adoption, and more clearly defined rights for children and seniors. the referendum has government backing with cubans. catholic church opposes ah. sports now and a world record here on the streets of berlin, l you'd keep chill. guy of kenya broke the record at the berlin martha shogi entered the race as the favorite in part because he set the previous world record in 2018 also here. brilliant. now he followed a trio of pace setters through the 1st 25 kilometers before running by himself for the last 3rd and beating the mark by 30 seconds. not too far behind in the women's race, ethiopia as to gets to a safer one and beat her own personal best by 18 minutes. incredible stove chris harrington of detail. the sports is with me here to talk made that world record crest great to see. so during the track and feel season we do hear about world records frequently, but not so much in the marathon. right. right. not so much in the marat

. >> tammy again, did elizabeth ever right to fanny basset and major george augustan washington?o, she does not write to them directly. she talks about george agustin washington actually when they are at mount vernon samuel does but then elizabeth writes to martha, after they have come back to mount vernon to philadelphia and she asked how fanny is doing. i believe we said something briefly about george augusta washington. he actually passed away when elizabeth was having her 50th birthday party. so the washington's could not attend that birthday. so yeah, she did know who they were. all right, cynthia miller again. all right! could you also talk about the written house clock in the house and its significance to the house. as well as how the house -- kayla, i will let you answer that. >> i may not be able to answer all of that. so we do have to rittenhouse clocks, a david rittenhouse clock on by the philadelphia museum. and then we have benjamin rittenhouse clock. but the david rittenhouse clock is actually downstairs in samuel's office, what we portray as samuel's office. it is

two weeks ago, lea michele stepped onto this stage for the first time as fanny brice, and received not one, not two, but six standing ovations-- well-deserved. she burst into tears as the crowd in these very seats leapt to their feet. and i was lucky enough to be one of them, alongside of her mother, her father, her husband and father of her child, and hundreds of fans. please welcome funny girl, lea michele. i'm crying! how could you do that to me? hi! [laughs] mm.

the dolph' punter off trent sheer field's fanny into the end zone for that that safety. miami won the gameo he former 49er could laugh about could laugh about it and tweeted tweeted my cheeks have a big w d on them. and now, some free toilet paper. sherman replied, the cheeks are going to need sog soft. with the red and gold rep, i'm vern glenn. > >> we must consider their needs. their needs. >> still ahead san francisco stg into the history books with the new district, we're going to tell you next about the first pc islander cultural district dedid in the nation. >> occupy a space. >> well, today a middle school s celebrating its name sake trail blazing park ranger. she is oldg national park ranger and today she's celebrating her 101st bir. she will meet with students andt cake. > >> preparing to make history byg a new pacific islander cultural district. it will be located in sunny dale neighborhoods where they will lived for more than 1 run years. leaders made that announcement in front of city hall and a pacific islander cultural district will allow them to get input

yeah, she shampoo the dash to lead jacket to fanny, but she will. but out of boise where you stand by me at the more says is bullying skier affecting us? do i take my own tv look at these bushel? i think it was the other honesty which is enough with the lily now with you in a just i know i got like i would i used dr. fisher twice a year from now. i still didn't give to wish out my the boy was going with the got the was i shut the new head out of the let them know you knew that the be honest and see what she did equally naturally. mom lorna national a. she knew that also there was session frost, quite enough money into that credit. i was not on that or his gave was it to just bring my agenda above sure. what of the spot know when you put a choice yet because that's a us meet its roster from it, it says teamster brand new, fostering the planet with all new issue with the country with the cost a smart younger class not allowed to just work with dumb unused east came up with asked me to close on the process. yeah, just my daughter came one number before

did elizabeth tammy again did elizabeth ever write to fanny bassett and major, georgia, gustin, washington? no, she doesn't write to them directly. she talks about she talks about georgia augustine washington actually when they are at mount vernon, um samuel does but then elizabeth writes to martha after they've come back from mount vernon to philadelphia and she asks how fanny is doing and then i believe she says something briefly about george augustine washington. he actually he passed away when elizabeth was having her 50th birthday party. so the powell's not or the washingtons could not attend that birthday. so so yeah, so she did know they who they were. all right, cynthia miller again. all right. um, could you also talk about the writtenhouse clock in the house and it's significant to the house as well as how that clock came to reside in the house. thank you kayla. i will let you one even be able to answer all of that. so we do have spots clocks actually, so we have a david writtenhouse clock which is owned by the philadelphia museum of art and we've a benjamin so i'm not sure which

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you did receive the dumpsters, give me a she, shank, the dash to lead jacket to fanny, but he won't with ours to boise. we're usually about mommy at the most. is this really rosky are not back in the through. i think we're all steve bushel. i think it was the other. i like the way it is enough, but really now with you in a just i know i got like i would, i use dr. fisher twice sibling at least. i mean, i see. yeah. give me a diff to wish out my the boy who is going with the got the was i shut the new head out of the lot. i'm logging you correct. that the be honest and see what she did equally naturally, mom was ordering a. she knew that a lot for the washing. frost croyden. i thought my manta craig. i was not on that or his gave was in the chest, bringing my with a bunch of part of the start. know when you're perforce now, cause that's a smidge roster from it it says teamster around your pastor in the plan, it was anything with dealing upon you to rush, you know, just racing when the country with the class a smart younger class. not allowed to just what was you use it just will dawn east

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when i would like to send my condolences to the british people wants to fanny. we feel sorry for her death. oh lord huh. we wish your mercy. we unfortunately all we have lost them. one of the greatest queens of the times we live in with every father, little to review blacks have been lowered to half mast to mark the passing of the monarch. tribute are expected to continue as the u. k. wakes up to a new era a new era indeed dw tenant clever is still here in the studio with me at hannah. i want to share a quote from the queen with you in 1957. and she said, i can't lead you into battle or make your laws, but i can give you my heart. she did redefine the role of a monarch shifting it kind of from a ruler to a servant, didn't she? did that help the monarchy survive? yeah, yeah, i think it must have done. i mean, you know, does she, she hung around for such a long time. the monarchy has had a couple of bad moments over the last 70 years under her. but yes, even monarchy, by doing this kind of rebranding really from being your kind of overlord, to being your servant.

my a fanny was killed by israeli soldiers in 2021. the day the ph. d student died. her family says she was talking on the phone and her car veered as she approached a checkpoint. the israeli military says she attempted to ram into and stab soldiers . it took 14 months for the military to return her body to her family and had without the seller. ah, if if mo, to hashed sula knew the remains had been returned. if i didn't give her the chance to see her mother one last time she would have blamed me for ever, we made a wreath of flowers and used a scarf to cover most of my face sula, saw it, and got emotional. but in the end, she accepted it. the national campaign for retrieving the bodies of martyrs says since the 19 sixty's, the israeli military has withheld the bodies of 350 palestinians killed by israeli soldiers. they were suspected of carrying out attacks. the campaign says that's a violation of international law and the geneva conventions. the bodies are held in morgues or in secret numbered graves. the israeli military says it withholds the bodies of quote terro

she's done a lot for this country, a lot. fanny mae, my husband, the nation is a queen is a grandmother. i just think it's him punch shows. back after the service, the king headed to the scottish parliament and responded to a motion of condemns before returning to saint john's cathedral, to post a vigil with other royal family members around the queen's coffin. the coffin, continued queen elizabeth, the 2nd will stay here in edinburgh for another 24 hours to allow people the opportunity to pay their last respects. after that, it be phone to london accompanied by the queen's daughter princess. but for a few short hours, thousands of people in edinburgh are witnesses to the making of history. in 2014 scotland voted to remain part of great britain, but not by a wide margin. in 2016, it voted overwhelmingly to stay in europe defying the mood of much of the rest of the united kingdom. another independence referendum is proposed for 2023, for mourners and well wishers. none of that seems to matter. a scotland prepares to bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd, rob matheson al jazeera edinbur

then it may be more in later men, or now we can do as a manageable whistle fanny on a neighboring farm. some santa lamb gets to tilling his land. the high cost of fuel has meant he can no longer afford to hire tractor. it's a lot of work with little return. he takes me to see this. he has harvest. it's not promising to engine means that means not the one failure to another block, fear is the only one out for 3. what is here? the 65 year old is now at risk of poverty, as even his dairy business is threatened by the scarce animal feet. the impact of what's happening on the farms can already be felt in informal settlements right here in the city. the price of maids flour, which is the staple in the country, is now retailing for close to $2.00. but for a population living in extreme poverty, that can feel like a death sentence. and that was made evident in this viral video, showing a shop as visceral reaction at a supermarket to the increased food prices on the streets. the view is similar, was them. you can't expect someone earning a dollar a day to buy mayflower for $2.00. children who a

from the popular computer game fall out to depict russian nuclear missiles, causing an online frenzy fanny using fall out illustrations to talk about tactical nukes l. c. i is not true. tell me it's not true and incompetence like yours. use of many new from fall out. of course live out to scott ritter, former us marine corps intelligence officer. scott, thanks for your time today. ma'am. now do you think it's acceptable for a news channel to use computer game images? it illustrates real life scenarios on the one hand, it could be considered to be quite amusing. do you think there are a series of undertones to this? was extremely serious undertone. first of all, france is one of the permanent nuclear powers or the at that, you know, earlier this year said that nuclear war can't be one. therefore, it should never be fought. so one would think that that principle would, you know, service the foundation of, you know, any, any french effort to discuss nuclear weapons and the potential for, for their employment on the battle for by using the computer game. to illustrate this, all they did is it

to me my being hammered, al fanny in, jo ha, for 2nd day, both ladies signed several memorandum of understanding, including one between the 2 nations sovereign wealth funds. the visit. bye. i'm jealous letter l. c. c. is his 1st trip to contra, since he took office in 2014. it comes after years of political differences between the 2 countries. president chelsea also called on contrary businessmen to invest in asia to 11 on now where an armed woman and a group of activists have held up a bank in a desperate act to access their own savings controls imposed by the government of left citizens unable to withdraw cash, because of a worsening economic crisis. center holder reports from bay, which they're becoming more common in 2 separate incidents hours, of course, armed people enter bank demanding their own money. lebanon is in crisis for 3 years. people haven't been able to access their savings because of informal capital controls. sally is among them. onto the hand. she was accompanied by accident who threatened bank employees before she was given $13000.00 from her account the in this country. thi

i mean been hammered off fanny in doha, the 2 day visit by abd fatah. he sees his 1st trip to cotton since he took office in 2014. it comes after years of political differences between the 2 countries. stephanie decker has the details from door the meeting, taking place behind closed doors. the 1st ever visit by the egyptian president. i will put that l c c here to carter in his capacity as president meeting with the katara emir shape to mean been hammered. i'll find it here in the mary, dawn and dawn. it's a significant visit also because of a tumultuous pause between the 2 countries. egypt, of course being part of an air land and sea blockade, with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, and behind from 2017 until january 2021. however, it is now moving forward the to con.

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, the want to have with the cost is now what we heard from the emir shift, remember, hammered are fannie and from the german chancellor. on our shows is that there is a chance that they would overcome those differences and will forward and secure at dice. going to be significant for the germans, because german or the chancellor olive shove has been promising his people that he will do his best to mitigate the potential fall out from the of the war in the air in ukraine and particularly in its impact on energy elephant populations across africa are plummeting, but south africa is blocking the trend. 2 thirds of its roughly $30000.00 elephant or in the kruger, national park and surrounding areas. but growing herds threatening the livelihoods of communities, the board of the reserve. assembly anglin, angry reports these elephants at being targeted, degrading females attract down then shot, but not with a bullet with a vaccine. i think for me, the biggest thing is that it's a proactive, humane way of controlling elephant populations. j. j. phenomena is part of a team from humane society, int

a mia shake to me and been hammered on fanny. both leaders say the talks are under way to get liquefied natural gas from castle to germany. as berlin struggles with an energy crisis hush, my whole barrow reports. there are some issues the both categories and the germans have to overcome. the categories tend to historically sell their gas or long term contract contracts. the germans are saying, we don't want to commit ourselves to long term contracts and other st, and they would like to negotiate down the prices of any potential agreement the the want to have with the cost is now what we heard from the emir shift, i mean been hammered, anthony, and from the giant chancellor on us chose is that there is a chance that they would overcome those differences and will forward and secure at the dice. going to be significant for the germans. because german or the chancellor of south has been promising his people that he will do his best to mitigate the potential fall out from the or the war in the air in ukraine and particularly in its im

the german chancellor la shoulds has met the mirror of copper shape timing been hammered and fanny, and as he looked for alternative energy supplies to replace rush and gas imports, both of the se talks and now on the way to get liquefied natural gas from cancer to germany, unable to put in a good fit, a d, and i give you the ration that's on ukraine's threatens energy security worldwide. here in bo, i spoke to the mir about l. n. g supplies in light of the current energy crisis. and we want to make further progress on the soon and how do you have been about the discussions now are being held between cut our energy and german energy companies. and i hope our partnership will lead to an agreement. that would please both parties. the state of cotton is one of the major, a foreign investors in germany. gotta investment authority is looking for new investment opportunities in the german economy, which we trust is rent and great potentials for the palestinian prisoners have started a hunger strike to protest their detention in israeli jails without charge. more than $760.00 prisoners being h

come on fanny . yeah, she's not a scheduled dog in our house.t so happened that she was born in another nursery. she was alimony, and a puppy from our boy and had to leave for her new home, but arriving to pick her up in order to transfer her to new owners. and i just, well, could not let go of the fact that this dog from a very young age has a very extraordinary character, very such. well, she stands out from all of all the dogs, kind of, that i've seen, and that's how she stayed. at home, i didn’t go anywhere and, accordingly, until now. she, like this, anneals there some of her cool things, which she herself comes up with knowingly left. well definitely. yes, she is such a person, very insulting. i just also live sugar, that they are all considered somehow there super dangerous super evil. but i also have the kindest stafford on earth, who loves absolutely everyone who can be petted like this. this is a shame for the breeds, i absolutely agree with you. listen to me does not leave. here is one thought, how a sneeze got into this company. we w

if you are a lending institution underwriting, freddie may -- fanny and freddie they will start beingderwriting standards because the financial crisis, not going to repeat that. they will start requiring more downpayments. stuart: what is stop house prices falling 10% to 20%? >> 10 is where we are, talking about that last week, but 20 becomes a function of supply and demand. if rents continue to go up the way they have been going up i think there's a point where they will buy rent decision and that is the thing that keeps housing prices from going and we have so little supply. the fact of the matter is you have people putting their homes on the market. if they are worried where they are moving next and opt not to put their homes on the market and stay at a 3 month supply of housing that will keep the floor in the housing market. stuart: tell me about gulf coast property in florida, they have a storm surge that may cause serious damage to homes on the coastline. does that affect their future value? when ian has washed through and you are over it but you still have the danger of hurrica

he's now la la, fanny. ok. it just could be a little mr. mean. hardly heart. come. let them been a celeste. he is all my god that will help when i just wish i had left or any. i don't either you taught them such happy a know only a she gave them all i the today but he's 20 marked some to hold off a little cassy that you, letty auto told her, and to smile for like let me lobby be solvina jack, what are my, you know that you papa, to look to settle. classy that him. what are they? the muslim to the show can. i'm out on me. the i see it on one ha, ah, with i is and i as on any law they can be a day. he and allow off a kiddo federal why a lake any all night and national you i'm yet corn. well, but a clearly fione leah cohen elite in need of the i to there to be the just the so a lot of them felt opinions are i'm still a shot. see, well he, him, how elizabeth car and i thought i had the we, you know, will cut out on in the matter. danny, will i cancel tomorrow? i left at the, had the found on his ard length towards yukon. ah, that magick true to see the path land ah, any

the french were about as stylish as a crock wearing a fanny pack. the world. thanks to their tiny tapases they could fit into the sample sizes. everything changed for france when louie xiv. louie wanted the threads to show it. for him, fashion was essential to the monarchy's prestige. no one wants to be execute bide a guy wearing cargo shorts. his obsession built up the textile industry and soon turned paris into the world center of fashion, which by default, made it the world center of cocaine and bitchy gossip as well. it was under louie that france established the idea of showing fall designs in the spring and spring designs in the fall. so you can thank him for that trendy coat you're wearing in august. oh, who knew faux fur was so hot? france continued to dominate the fashion industry for centuries until world war ii, when paris was under german occupation. this grinded their fashion influence to a halt because, "a," no one could come to paris to shop, and, "b," coco chanel was too busy banging nazis to make any clothes. i know, terrible, right

brent: that was fanny reporting from vienna. let's look at other stories looking headlines.eports from sri lanka state the former president has returned less than two months after fleeing the aisle. he was forced out of office after the course of the economic crisis and there are calls for him to be investigated for mismanagement and corruption. environmenl protesters enter the u.k. parliament and glued themselves together around the historic speakers chair. you can see it right there. they called for more direct involvement in government decision-making on environmental issues. the group, extinction rebellion, says to expect more protests like this. the u.s. president joe biden has hit out at his predecessor at his speech in philadelphia, warning that donald trump and his supporters represent an extremism that threatens u.s. democracy. he is calling on all americans to reject political violence. tonight, police in argentina arrested the man for allegedly attempting to assassinate the vice president. authorities identified him as a 35-year-old brazilian citizen. the shocking

you know, toward love, toward love for ourselves, which is what baldwin was talking about, which is fannie lou hamer and ella baker and dr. king and malcolm were talking about. that's what it is for me. and then the bigger piece for america, also understanding at a certain point that americans know who they are. you know, i'm sure, the other panels will talk about it. and so what is whiteness what does that mean? you know, why are you fighting resisting conversations about anti-racism? what is that about? you know, what have you internalized around the system of white supremacy, around racism over this 400 years that you actually even want to have a conversation where you regard someone who may be different than you because of skin color, gender or gender identity or class background as your equal. so that's what it means to me. are we going to get to this anti-racist? dr. kendi so can you just just be patient? lady hubbard you write they the land. they built the plants, asians, they fill the americas up with slaves. sugar kept the workers distracted them from grief. and for 100 years late

here in fullton county georgia, fanny is collecting evidence. also very interesting to the folks in michigan where a very similar investigation is going on there of breeches of voting machines, some involving these same very people here. also according to reporting, doug logan of cyber anyone gentlemans was at this office in coffee county. we know he ran that partisan audit in arizona. so it's all part of the scheme or this collection, but we just don't know how they are connected. >> it's critical reporting because people still have controversy about it. to have the video and facts, it's fascinating and important work. thank you very much. >>> we just heard from liz trust. she's the new prime minister of the uk. we'll tell you what she says and break down the very challenges she faces on day one next. work even harder, it iso sesearching for meaningful experiences and new adventntures for you to embark upon. they say when you reach the top, there's only one way to go. we say, that way is onwards. viking. exploring the world in comfort. ♪ my rel

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the irony comes as many big banks have been telling their workers get your fannys back into the officehere with goldman, that as soon as they do that, then they're told they don't have a job anymore. this is all part of the first time they're doing employee reviews, all of that stuff that was stymied and stopped by the covid epidemic here. those have resumed. in that process, companies tend to lay off on wall street. 1 to 5% of the work force. in this case, looking upwards of 400 jobs that could be jettisoned next week when the workers are being told to get back to work. sam stoval on this. sam, that would be a kick in the pants? get back to work. by the way, you're fired. what did you make of it? >> exactly. they give them time to get back to their office to take things home with them that they're going to need. >> neil: this environment, sam, for wall street, it's been tough to make money, particularly a deal-making firm like goldman and so many others, right? >> absolutely. they hired aggressively over the last couple years and with the ipo market being anemic at this point, really

. >> we are we are beginning to see softness, softness off of a high number and fannie mae predicts rentsing to go up 10% a year from now. maria: a year from now. >> rents as high as 20% in some places. it is -- it's happening, rent increases are going to slow but, maria, we have a shortage of housing supply. maria: that's right, i know that. >> there's no place to go. maria: what do people talk about inflation peaking? >> it's not going to happen. let's not forget that rents are 31%, a third of the cpi. 40% of the core cpi and i want to say something, you know, there are signs from gdp reports, gdp is shrinking and we are in a recession but, at the same time, it's still growing, labor market is still strong. maria: people don't understand that. >> at some point the labor market has to contract. that means deeper declines by gdp and horrible performance by corporate earnings. maria: we are expecting more confirmation today that we are looking at another contraction in the second quarter. we contracted 1.6% in the first quarter. al, great to have you onset. >> great to be here. maria: al l

joyce, just last week, fannie willis told "the washington post" that the allegations are very serious. if indicted and convicted, people are facing prison sentences. you are keeping track of all of these investigations. houchl of a risk is this one to donald trump and the people closest to him in his orbit? >> so each of the investigations including frankly the civil case the new york ag filed last week carry different sort of threats for the former president, but david makes a really good point in regards to the georgia case. it's very direct. it's very simple. georgia has a statute that prohibits election interference, appears to apply squarely to this situation and the former president is captured on audio tape. it's easy to hear in his voice someone who is requesting that people find him votes that were not cast for him. that's perhaps why everyone hopes that mark meadows will testify in this case. although he has not shown inclination. at least not that we're aware of publicly to cooperate. it would be very helpful to have testimony from someone close to the former president who

crunch unripe tomatoes are also used in the cuisines of latin america and the usa american writer fannieled fried green tomatoes at the station cafe, and some of us make jam, which i tried to confuse a tv presenter and a culinary blogger, and i ended up with, in addition to tomatoes, also sugar and a little lemon zest. i can only guess from the texture. or is it a pumpkin? or is it a zucchini, although the zucchini should spread, or some kind of eggplant that is boiled in syrup to the taste of candied fruits? tomato jam is not for you it will be strawberry, but we liked the taste, and traditional pickled ones can be added to salads, they will give an unusual sharpness, by the way, green tomatoes, not always. this means that there are such varieties that are immature, there are several in the collection. larisa goneeva has more than 600 types of tomatoes in the moscow region, she and her husband, sabir, moved from magadan and larisa immediately started breeding these particular vegetables in the north, her favorite varieties were especially lacking. frog princess, green sausage and risen

we're doing the fanny bay oysters. >> reporter: now the owner is making some tough decisions on whereraise prices. >> one of our things that we're very well-known for is the dollar oyster. which this year, we had to revise to be the dollar 50 oyster what we want to do is give the guest the whois, sort of the options to be able to spend as much or as budget conscious as they want to be. >>> i'm tyler mathesin in tonight for shepard smith. it's half past the hour, and here's what's making news. progress on jackson's water crisis the relief announced today and challenges ahead. >>> president biden set to meet with the families of u.s. hostages in russia details of new terms for a potential trade. >>> but first, putin and xi meet in person for the first time since russia invaded ukraine those two leaders sat across from each other at a summit today. they last met at the winter olympics in beijing back in february in a rare admission today, putin said he understood that president xi had, quote, concerns about the war >> translator: we highly value the balanced position of our chinese frien

b3 millennials get jobs as nannies incident sitting on their fannies.eports more and more ivy league graduates are choosing nanny jobs over lucrative careers in finance. one year ago the average new york nanny made $20 to $25 an hour. now she's dead. i didn't expect to see that in the prompter. anyway, kidding. they are making $30 to 45 bucks which by my math is more. would you agree? they are earning six figures and getting health insurance, dental, vision, paid vacation, all the stuff i deny my staff. because that means more for me, i say. more health care. anyway. it's a win-win for everyone. families want to qualified professionals with degrees and educated millennials want more money, perks and the opportunity to smack children for support. i don't have children that i care about. so i can't relate. it seems odd that the story suggests you can only either be in finance or be a nanny. why don't you combine the two? the nanny who takes care of children who also knows how to manage the finances of the household? i believe we used to call that a housew

volumes, you know, we rely on the market indices, particularly the mortgage bankers association, fannie mae, freddie mac, we have looked at some of the estimates and in general, you know, last year, they had estimates of 4.3 for the mortgage market. this year, closer to 2.4 trillion so far, and there's risk to the downside, i think, on those numbers too we're talking about $2 trillion total mortgage market size >> can every company that's public that you cover survive that, mahir? do some of these companies have to consolidate or go to zero >> we've certainly seen that we've certainly seen some con s solidation happening you're seeing real risk of, if you will, being priced in off of these types of -- off the kinds of scenarios you laid out. that said, you know, there are certainly companies like rocket out there which have a very strong liquidity position. they're certainly -- we think a lot of them will survive it's a matter of, you know, how long that's the real challenge is how long these kind of conditions last >> you know, there's going to be long-term survivors, and if you're an

there's fannie lou hamer and bob moses. there are the heroes of the civil rights movement.re a lot of people who are obscure, who are not known. we have it in this "young people's history." we have a young hero who was sitting on the bus in montgomery, alabama, refused to leave the front of the bus. and that was before rosa parks. i mean, rosa parks is justifiably famous for refusing to leave her seat and she got arrested and that was the beginning of the montgomery bus boycott and really the beginning of a great movement in the south. but this 15-year-old girl did it first. and so we have a lot of -- we are trying to bring a lot of these obscure people back into the forefront of our attention and inspire young people to say, "this is the way to live." amy: howard zinn in the democracy now! studio in 2009 as he launched the paperback edition of "a young people's history of the united states." he died unexpectedly the next year in january 2010. we end today's show with one of howard zinn's last public appearances. he spoke in november 2009 at boston university. >> when i was

you can also get fanny packs and hand towels there as well. great to see you. >>> overseas this morning, russia and ukraine announced a prisoner swap that totals nearly 300 people involved. president zelenskyy posted on hiss telegram channel these photos of the freed prisoners along with the message that ukraine will continue to work to get all of its prisoners released from russian captivity. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel is on the border with russia and ukraine with more. richard? >> reporter: willie, ukrainians seem completely undeterred by vladimir putin's latest nuclear threat or his move to call up hundreds of thousands of reservists and send them into battle in ukraine. ukraine military units have been making dramatic advances and in some cases have pushed right up to the russian border. this town where i am is just two miles from the russian border. it was recently held by russian troops. it's now been taken over by ukrainian forces. and the ukrainians say this is not the time to slow down. they believe they have m