. - by tomorrow at 10:00, we going back around to ferguson. and we want to do it just like this, with our hands up, no violence. - no violence. - just positivity for mike mike. for mike mike. i need y'all with me. so we got to do it the right way. webb: and i'm standing there and i'm just looking at this guy on the ground, and i'm, like... you know when you realize that you know somebody, but you don't want to accept the fact that this may be the person that you know. so, when i heard his name, i'm, like, "nah." man: people came down here to mourn the death of mike brown. protesters: put your hands up! man: iant yourands althe way ! woman: yeah. man: when he got assassinated. woman: yeah. man: when he got executed. this how he was. protesters (chanting): enough is enough! (chanting): no more! no more! man: everybody get your hands up, get your hands up! man: okay, now, we are a peaceful demonstration. and we letting them know that we are civilized, and we are unified. and enough is enough! protesters (shouting): enough is enough! man: no justi

that festival — party at the park — was run by this man, peter ferguson.0 bounce back loan. but the authorities say he exaggerated the turnover and then bought himself two cars. the thing is, the business went bust, so he doesn�*t have to pay the money back. mr ferguson was banned from being a company director, but his other businesses are still trading. after two years of staying in, it�*s time for the biggest party ever... one of them is putting on another festival, party at the palace. and a visitor from scotland goes home with a big jackpot... and look at this. a stroke of luck. in april this year, on holiday in las vegas, mr ferguson won £200,000 playing poker. we catch him as he gets home, about to get out of the car. hello, mr ferguson. how are you? or, maybe not. hello. i am angus from the bbc. bbc news. i wanted to ask you about your bounce back loan. i�*m not interested in speaking about that, i�*m sorry. but you owe the taxpayer £50,000. but you also still owe the taxpayer £50,000. well, you also won £200,000 in vegas. are you going to use that,

ferguson, missouri. i'm especially through what's been granted to them from the consent decree in order to improve or reform their policing and so for example, i would think about well, what are the ways we could use this consent decree to then figure out how to maximize community power in this area had a free people from the cars through the state either by clearing their warrants or helping get cases dismissed or you know, revising the policies that are coming through the doj because the doj has a provision that allows the community to give input on use of force policies. what does it mean how to prepare to go to court and like, you know prepare testimony to show the judge. hey look for example police department is not being cooperative with the terms of the consent decree the do they don't really care that much. so how do we figure out how to make sure we raise the community states and buying in this process? and so that was happening. i was very very excited to be working with that group again. but w

after us, our stay tuned up for the business headlines that's coming up next with my colleague, kate ferguson. of course, if you want more, you can find that on our social media couse at dw news, or you can check us out online on our website. d, w dot com. i'm clear richardson in berlin from in team. we're here behind the scenes. thank you so much for joining us. people in trucks injured one, trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border. families, all the tags in syria to these credit owners with people lean extreme around getting 200 people from the agency around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d w made for mines. ah, ah, another blow for a german golf supplies russia, done deliveries along the north stream, one high blind saying it's closed for maintenance. we can europe cope if supplies don't resume also coming out from them to boss on finished buildings in china, leap home buyers facing difficult choices and now plays off a 5th all that stuff as a so

w business news is up next with kate ferguson. i will see you right here again tomorrow with sh, i'm just kinda, i want that's hard and in the end is a meet. you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this with the smudges reliance of the what's your story. ready i mean, wasn't, i was women, especially and victims of violence and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not the visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information oh, oh, another blow for a german golf supplies rush up, dan deliveries along the north, 31 pipeline saying it's closed for maintenance. we off can europe cope if supply don't resume all the coming out from then to on finished buildings in china, leave home buyer is facing difficult choices and now plays off a 5th of its staff as a social media company struggle to stay relevant in a competitive market this is the only business i'm k. ferguson, thanks

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scotland's ewen ferguson has won for the second time on the dp world tour this season after taking the the qatar masters in march, set up the win with a solid round of one under par at galgorm castle in antrim to finish on 12 under overall. my my full family's life revolves around me playing golf. it seems like their happiness is all about me and my goal. so it has been a good year and obviously you get times when it doesn't go so well so you really do appreciate times when you are picking up trophies or you are making cuts and you are doing all right, because it making cuts and you are doing all ri-ht, because it is making cuts and you are doing all right, because it making cuts and you are doing all ri-ht, because it is a making cuts and you are doing all right, because it making cuts and you are doing all ri-ht, because it is a really making cuts and you are doing all right, because it is a really tough game. the world invitational also has a women's tournament, sanctioned by the lpga and ladies' european tours. it offers the same prize money as the men's. sweden's maja stark storme

it's not just plessy versus ferguson. it is not just separate but equal.hat's what he is saying it is for but you are talking about economic rights as well. why did he have access to knowledge of how the law would be experienced, the practical implications on the ground for the poor or for labor rights? what was it about his life that gave in this moral clarity? and what was it about the other dudes on the supreme court that lacked that? wicks he really did stand out for most of his tenure because of his background in kentucky. i think there are some things that bore on him really powerfully from that background. one was living in fear of the civil war. for the 1830s until the 1850s had this deep sense of foreboding the war was coming and they were going to be caugha in the middle. they were also divided statess themselves. people who cared about that state were horrified by the idea of division. and while harlan was a young politician trying to enact compromises and those compromises today people look and say the compromise would have continued slavery so

it's like i cannot talk about justice and ferguson by being a catalyst for abolition. i have all these other influences along the way. so it's hard to say one particular moment. the book book it was starting to prepare me. set group of black boys who were charged after they fought a group of white boys and put them in the hospital. i remember watching that as a kid learning a prosecutor could charge a black kid with assault with a deadly weapon. then you have being murdered a new york city. hurricane katrina happened. and i remember the images. i remember the first time i heard of looting during hurricane katrina. people are rounding and worried about theft. because of critical resistance. i learned the very first thing built the very first institution a jail was built.us there all of these moments that were quite politicizing. not just because ofbe the violee different questions people were asking at the time. why can people fight for justice and equality and justice and equality. assuming i knew what that meant when they said that. appears to be humanized. all of the

plessy versus ferguson was in the 1890s. there were many more hundreds of mutual aid associations that time and many of them supported the plessy versus ferguson case. he was the president of the economy society and was also a number of the citizens committee. they were involved in taking the plessy case to court. the economy raised money for it and the president is saying i know many of you are in support of the legislation against the jim crow law. it was so they were very much against the jim crow law and the plessy versus ferguson decision for those of you who don't know was a case that was taken to the united states supreme court to prevent separate butequal. they did not end . >> i wanted to ask one more question that and then maybe will end fairly soon but i want if you could talk for a minute about music. so many of us associate new orleans with music. the jazz in particular and you write about music in the book. can you talk a little bit about the economy and its relationship to music overtime. >> if you go to the n

ferguson case. [inaudible] was the president of the economy society, and he was also a member of the citizens committee, the plan who were -- the clan involved in taking the plessy case to court and economy really went for it and have in the minute that the president is saying i know -- he says it in french but i know many of you are in support of the legislation against jim crow law. they were very much against the jim crow law and plessy vs.r ferguson for those of you who don't know was a case that was taken to the united states supreme court to prevent separate butat equal. they did not win. jennifer: i wanted to ask one more question that i -- and then maybe we'll end fairly soon, but i just wondered if you could talk for a minute about music. so many of us associate new orleans with music, with jazz in particular, and you write a lot abouth music in the book. can you talk a little bit about the economy and its relationship to music over time? fatima: sure, if you go to the new orleans jazz and

sir alex ferguson testifies in defence of ryan giggs at the ex—footballer�*s trial on assault and coerciveiour charges. finland's prime minister takes a drugs test after a video of her partying raises concerns. another sparkling evening at the european championships in munich, with a british gold and silver in the men's 200 metres. coming up in the sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel, the brazilian midfielder casemiro�*s heading to manchester united. a fee of around £50 million has been agreed with real madrid. good evening. a former british member of the islamic state terror group has been sentenced to life in prison by a court in america. el shafee elsheikh was among a group of british is members who carried out a brutal reign of terror in syria and became known as the beatles because of their english accents, a name given to them by their captives. the judge said elsheikh�*s actions were horrific, barbaric and brutal. our correspondent nomia iqbal has sent this report from the courthouse in virginia. and then they would ask me to... el shafee elsheikh claimed he was a simple

sir alex ferguson testifies in defence of ryan giggs at the former footballer�*s trial, on assault andoercive behaviour charges. and we're injeddah, as antonyjoshua fights this weekend to regain his heavyweight titles. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel: there's a crushing defeat for england at lord's, as south africa go one up in the test series. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. there have been more warnings about serious pressures on the nhs this coming winter. in a letter to ministers, the nhs confederation — which represents employers in the health service — says the uk is facing a "public health emergency" because people are having to choose between heating and eating this winter, due to soaring energy prices. the government says it's giving millions of the most vulnerable households £1,200 to help with higher energy bills. but it comes at a time when nhs services are already under intense strain. our health editor, hugh pym, is here. hugh. yes, stories of overstretched amublance services and long waits seem to be emerging every w

>> hippos are cute. >> this is a bland name. >> ferguson the hippo. >> no? okay. that's it for kpixs at noon. we're here 24/7 streaming on kpix.com. our next newscast is at 3:00. watch here at 5:00. we're starting at 4:00 on the special newscast. we're going to go all night long giving you red and gold. thanks for joining us. have a great we. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. [ dramatic music ] >> steffy: so that's how it ends, a bear mauling? >> sanchez: and as i said, we found shreds of she was bloodstained clothing, her driver's license, busted cell phone. and... most shocking of all, middle toe. i know it's gruesome, i apologize. i hesitate

walter ferguson, had seen describe the truck that you something different. saw speeding off?e the truck that you >> as it passed me, i could see saw speeding off? >> as it passed me, i could see that it was a white truck and i saw the four by four on it, but that was about as much as i could see on it. >> so, the witness had seen a white truck and jessie said she saw a reddish brown car. investigators had a lot to sort out. a murdered soldier, a distraught wife, an unknown motive, and a giant secret about to be discovered. >> jessie reveals a bombshell about her husband that could blow the case wide open. coming up -- >> he had told me that he had bought a large quantity of methamphetamine and he said we are now in debt to bad people. >> if the story checks out, that's pretty serious. >> if we could prove it, yes. >> when "dateline" continues. you. i did with wayfair. sometimes i'm a homebody. can never have too many pillows. sometimes i'm all business. wooo! i'm a momma 24/7. seriously with the marker? i'm a bit of a foodie. perfect. but not much of a chef. yes! ♪ wayfair yo

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when the legislature impeached james poff ferguson, and that's another story. actually, they also removed him. they didn't just impede him. while the legislature impeached governor james paul ferguson in 1917, or when will became governor of texas and he served out the remainder of ferguson's term and then was elected to be governor of texas to his own term in 1918, and he served until 1921. his remarkable record as governor, which i get into in great detail in the book included signing the texas law that allowed women to vote in the state's primaries, and he also later played a key role in the passage of the 19th amendment when we'll retired from office. he returned to the houston post to serve as its managing editor eventually also owning the paper. after his first wife willie died in 1929. he married miss ovieda culp who was a 24 year old from killeen, texas who was 27 years younger than will. by the time of their marriage oviedo was already well-known and state politics and political affairs. she was the daughter of a member of the texas legislature and ove

there were many more, many of them supported the plessy versus ferguson case.e president of the economy society was a member of the citizens committee. who were involved in taking the plessy case to court. so the economy raised money for it and the president says it impressed but i know many of you are in support of the legislation against jim crow law. they were very much against the jim crow law in plessy versus ferguson, what you don't know is the case that was taken to the united states supreme court to prevent separate but equal. >> host: i wanted to ask one more question and maybe we will end fairly soon but i wondered if you could talk about music. so many of us associate new orleans with music, with jazz in particular and you write a lot about music. can you talk about the economy and its relationship to music over time? >> sure. if you go there you will see attend called the economy tend, based on this particular hall, because the economy had music all the way through and the last incarnation of music was jazz. the same people who used to come together

. >> how was economy hall related to plessy versus ferguson? one of two black mutual aid societies plessy versus ferguson was in the 18 nineties with hundreds of mutual aid associations and then the president of the economy society but then to be involved in taking the plessy case to court. and we know that many of you are in support of the legislation. and with the jim crow law. and with the united states supreme court. >> and i went to ask one question and then to have fairly soon but so many associate new orleans with music with jazz in particular butri you write a lot about music in the book can you talk about the economy and its relationship to music over time? >> if you go because the economy has music all the way through. and then while it is driven out of jobs in one of the places they play music is economy hall that have a party. and then it goes to the poor people to the nuns. if you can't win then the was armstrong also went to economy hall. they are the first one outside of new orleans. >> did it have members that were enslaved as w

, and that is— every manager post—ferguson, and that is the _ every manager post—ferguson, and that ist inside the stadium. david moyes— support inside the stadium. david moyes will say that, jose mourinho will say— moyes will say that, jose mourinho will say it — moyes will say that, jose mourinho will say it. erik ten hag will get a lot of— will say it. erik ten hag will get a lot of support, but note that with the frustration of one of the biggest, _ the frustration of one of the biggest, richest clubs in the football— biggest, richest clubs in the football world having won no trophies _ football world having won no trophies since 2017, it isjust not good _ trophies since 2017, it isjust not good enough, and no united fan i know— good enough, and no united fan i know think— good enough, and no united fan i know think that they have got a divine _ know think that they have got a divine right to win anything, but it is still— divine right to win anything, but it is still not — divine right to win anything, but it is still not good enough.— is still not good enough. en'oy, if ou can. i

plessy versus ferguson was in 1890.they were many more, hundreds of mutual aid associations by that time. many of them supported the case. the president of the economy society he was also a member of the citizens committee who were involved in taking the case to court. so the economy raised money for it and he says that i know many of you are in support of the legislation of the jim crow law. they were very much against the jim crow law. and the plessy versus ferguson for those who do not know was a case of a stake into united states supreme court to separate but equal. spent okay i want to ask omar question and then maybe we will end fairly soon. i just wondered if you could talk for a minute about music. so many of us associate new orleans with music, with jazz in particular. you write a lot about music in the book. can you talk a little bit about the economy and its relationship to music over time? be too sure pretty few go to the new orleans jazz and heritage festival he will find the economy to based on this partic

the mother of michael brown who was killed by police in ferguson, missouri, she stunned me, she said that she never will forget mark twain said the most important moments in your life, the moment you are born at the moment you find out why you were born. i teased her because i work with these families now, i talk all the time because you become family, there are kids and i said i never thought i would hear a rally in ferguson called mark twain but it is an appropriate quote because people that shunned us as activists, marching about police brutality and racial violence and affirmative action and lgbt q rights, once i ran for president, on a tv show, we can accept certain things, first of all, i am still marching, i'm not stopping anything i did and what makes you think i need your acceptance? the question is whether i want to be in your company. i don't understand how intelligent people, this kind of social crisis and not be involvement have this elitist attitude like they can judge who is acceptable. put me on the and acceptable list if that's the price i have to pay. >> host: you t

the zoo held a naming contest and ferguson finished second.d fritz because his mom's birth control was "on the fritz" leaving us all wondering, does that mean fritz was a happy hippo mistake? it is adorable. >> a lot of people can relate. >> i was thinking ferguson is a good name for a children's book and continue the children's book after fiona and then ferguson but fritz is good. >> fritz is good. >> baby anythings are cute. right? >> 29 pounds i think they said on birth. >> how many pounds? >> 29. >> ugh. >> i was 26. [ laughter ] i was a big baby. [ applause ] >> wonderful woman. wonderful woman. >> oh, my. >> you're making us sweat out here. >> the hippos can deal with some of the heat we've been having. >> yeah, you need some water. lots of water to try to stay cool here. >> i'll be like fritz rolling in some water. >> we are going to be talking a lot about that and make sure you pack that reusable water for the kids today, from the first day of school in san jose, the franklin-mckinley unified school district kicking off today with temp

so that's not some -- i also think when you get to plessy versus ferguson, it is entirely possible that the court could have ruled the other way. it would have infuriated the south, but the country was accustomed to having this period and the various points because of the lack of moral courage. >> about this period of time where we literally go backwards with rights in so many ways. we are use to learning about history as an arc towards justice and it's a fair time to go backwards and amazing to think where we would be today if we listened to him. so, i think we are out of time. there is someone who's going to come but i could talk to you about this all day. i hope everybody buys the book and they get a chance to attend another event like this today. thank you so much for the conversation, peter. >> thank you, peter and sarah for a truly amazing story and so much to take away. thank you all for being such a thoughtful audience. we highly encourage you to pick up the great dissenter. there is a link in the chat and we have some new questions that will shape the programs and we would love

the former manchester united manager, sir alex ferguson, has been giving evidence in defence of ryaner, which he denies. sir alex told the court giggs had a "fantastic temperament". our sports news correspondent, laura scott, was in court. the end of the second week of ryan giggs's trial move from sexual poems to stardust. the jury heard 100 pages of sometimes explicit text messages, and a letter that kate greville had written but never sent in late 2020. titled, the final goodbye, it said, i was living one life with you, you are living multiple lies with dozens of women. one of the biggest names in football was called to give his view of ryan giggs's character. this was fergie time, because during an 11 minute period in the witness box, sir alex ferguson talked about meeting ryan giggs as an 11—year—old boy. he went on to manage gigs for more than 20 years at manchester united, and said that when he lost his temper in the dressing room, he would often use ryan giggs as an example. he said that he knew he could take it when he lost his temper. he said that he fulfilled everything we

who was the mother michael brown who was killed by police and ferguson, missouri. she got up at a rally one night and stunned me. she said that she never will forget mark. twain said the two most important moments in your life is the moment you born in the moment you find out why you and i told her i teaser because we all like i said i work with these families even now i'm new diallo's family and i talk all the time and let's have 20 years ago because you become family. i know their kids they know mine all of that and i tease lazy i said, i never thought i'd hear you in the middle of a rally in ferguson quote mark twain, but it's appropriate quote because people that shunned us as active as much about police brutality marching about racial violence marching about affirmative action martial art lgbtq, right? once asked grand for president became those of a tv showing all that they show well, you know, we can accept certain things with you now revenue now, well, first of all, i'm still watching. i'm still doing the rallies. i'm still doing the eulogy. i'm not stoppin

i think the way she's receiving with them with, with student routine or ferguson. a believe you're seeing with a through, through a school with us and those are 2 more from us do do do super for brought to your teachers? do a future trooper for her a oh, [000:00:00;00] with a lot more than a will. hi barbara. how are you? a new speaker? good. how long you live here with major enjoy. i'm on too much. do a lot and what's amazing, you know, people think you know shaq your issue. thank you for coming to know that to hear or hear. well, you guys have to hear the kids who continue to go to school, to teachers who continue to teach, while bobs are short and you heard them this morning. right. and so to continue with life, you are that you're not on the transmitter to be a special operations right now, is that it is incredibly brilliant. we're gonna finish this one, couple of months. okay. how long was america a, how long was american with legal can were battling after this? will collapse will be destroyed. ah, there's our flag. the russian flag is way we have liberated or

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i think when you get to plessy versus ferguson it is entirely possible you know, that the court could have ruled the other way. it would have infuriated them but the country was accustomed to having itself io be infuriated by things at various points . just thelack of moral courage . >> it's breathtaking as an african-american to read about this time when we literally go backwards with race. and in so many ways. where used the learning about history as an arcbending towards justice there are times we go backwards . and it's amazing to think about where we would be today if people had listened to him . so i think we're out of time and there is someone who's going to come and close us out but peter, i can talk to you k about this all day. i hope everybody buys the book and they get a chance to attend another event like this. thanks so much for the conversation, peter. >> thank you peter and sarah for such a fascinating hour a truly amazing story and so much take away this evening. thank you all for being such a thoughtful audience. we udhighly encourage you to take that attendance, hath

i think the way she this, even with them, with the, with student routine or ferguson over your room or worse, a good proportion a here with a true for you, for your little with us, with a, with us, you know, just a little more. how do you do this for brought to georgia? choose do it future. how do you through the proposed i did with that morning, a teacher who hi barbara. how are you? a new speaker with how long you live here with major enjoy too much do a lot and what's amazing, you know, people think you know, shaq your issue. thank you for coming to know that to hear yours is here. well, you guys have to hear the kids who continue to go to school. the teachers who continue to teach while bobs are fall and you heard them this morning, right. and so to continue with life, you are, as you're not just to be a part of, ah, the special operations right now is truly it is incredibly brilliant. we're gonna finish this one, couple of months. okay. how long was american have canister? they couldn't do it. how long was american vietnam did? do you cleaned? legal? can you know when you're battl

ferguson it's entirely possible the court could have ruled the other way. it would have infuriated them but the country was a custom to this at various points because of a lack of moral courage in the sense. >> is just breathtaking to read about the history of the time where we literally go in so many ways. we are learning about history. it's amazing to think about where we'd be today if people had listened to him. i think we are out of time and there is someone who's going to come. i could talk to about this all day and i hope everybody buys thed book and that they get a chance to attend another event like this. thanks so much fore the conversation. >> thank you and sara for such a fastening our naturally amazing story. thank you all for being such a thoughtful audience. we encourage you to pick up "the great dissenter." there's a link in the chat and artin survey. we have a survey that will help with our fall program so we'd love to hear from you. we'd love to see you at a coming social events. it is a beautiful and inspiring place full of art looks and o

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erik ten hag became the eighth boss in the nine years since alex ferguson.ven, christian ronaldo on the bench. exactly three months ago, brighton put four past manchester united. the south coast side started strongly again. it is pascal gross who is there! this was the midfielder�*s fourth against united comedy did not have to wait too long for his fifth. brighton fans were in a frenzy, erik ten hag now well aware of the challenge at hand. delivered and the deficit halved, before alexis mcallister turned it into his own net. heads in hands, the home fans watched as brighton held on for their first win at old trafford. no equaliser in fergie time for erik ten hag. we will see how much time he is given to try to make united tick. manager ten hag says there is a huge task ahead. i�*m aware of it be for and it doesn�*t change this game. it�*s a hell of a job and we have to work hard, we have to analyse and learn the lessons and then we have to move forward. new signing erling haaland fired manchester city to victory on his premier league debut with two goals in

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special correspondent jane ferguson reports.remember that day i woke up and i was about to go to the mathematics institute that i was going because i was trying to take the entry exam for university. jane: for many women and girls in afghanistan, august 15th is a day impossible to forget. especially for those, like this girl who dreamed of an education, a career. bilquis: i was really interested one day to work at the united nations. that was my biggest dream. jane:e are hiding her identity for her safety. when the taliban took over the country a year ago, they promised women and girls' rights would be respected a promise unfulfilled to this day. a recent in depth investigation by amnesty international has documented the devastating collapse in women's rights under the taliban. the scope, magnitude and severity of the taliban's violations against women and girls are increasing month by month, it states. within a year of its takeover of afghanistan, the group's draconian policies are depriving millions of womeand girls of the opp

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