and frederick douglass. this once let the black get upon person the brass letters us let him get an eagle on his button and a musket on his shoulder and in his pocket. and there is no power on earth which can deny that he has earned the right of citizenship in united states states. even those on the other side. the conflict, recognize the validity of douglass. his argument one man, a georgian confederate general howe cobb made the observation and i expect he probably made it pretty reluctantly when he said the day you make soldiers of is the beginning of the end of the revolution. if slave will make good soldiers. our whole theory of slavery is wrong. and so by the summer of 1863, thousands of black men were signing up to fight in the uniform of the united states army. and in order to better all of these recruits, war department. on may 22nd of 1863, established the united states colored troops as the official way to organize these black units. well, one of the earliest and most significant engagements of an

frederick is on the autism spectrum.police arrived, they say frederick was instrumental in helping them catch the attacker, calling him a perfect witness. the officers were so moved by his bravery, they pitched in to buy him a new cell phone. he came to us and he gave me a great statement about everything that happened and everything was to a t. he described everything perfectly to me, helped us tremendously when we were out looking for the person that was responsible for the incident. thank you very much for doing all of this for me, and i didn't expect it around here. got a new cell phone there. frederick says he's still shaken up over the attack, but grateful that police responded so quickly. well, new at 11. gas prices are starting to drop. you might have noticed, but it's not expected to last long. the average price for a gallon of regular here in california. 475. that's $0.06 lower than a week ago, but $0.22 higher than the same time last year. aaa credits lower oil prices and lower demand for this week's drop, but

frederick is on the autism spectrum. when police arrived, they say frederick was instrumental in helping them catch the attacker, calling him the perfect witness. the officers were so moved by charles's bravery, they pitched him to buy him a new cell phone. he came to us and he gave me a great statement about everything that happened and everything was to a t. he described everything perfectly to me, helped us tremendously when we were out looking for the person that was responsible for the incident. thank you very much for doing all of this for me, and i didn't expect it. charles says he is still shaken over the attack, but so grateful to police how they responded so quickly, and they also located and arrested the suspect. let's talk about our weather. there were still some showers today, but i see peeks of sunshine now breaking through peeks. we had some scattered activity moving overnight and now we're going to continue to see that moving out. but it's going to move into central and southern california. janelle, let's

frederick ayudó a la policía. según el reporte.e un nuevo celular. y 3 menores fueron arrestados por una serie de robos. esto es en san josé. según la policía, el 9 de enero asaltaron un negocio y luego huyeron en un coche robado. una investigación. se determinó que los menores estaban involucrados en choques y también robo de vehículos. 2 de ellos fueron arrestados en febrero. se les incautó un arma fantasma. el tercero ya estaba detenido por otro crimen. y hoy tenemos nuevos detalles en el caso de john jacobo. y es que un juez de la corte superior de san francisco rechazó su moción para modificar sus condiciones de liberación. y es que jacobo enfrenta cargos de delitos sexuales y violencia doméstica y tiene ya programada su próxima audiencia para el 14 de julio de este año, cuando se fijará la fecha del nuevo juicio. la intersección de las calles mission y la 16. esto es en san francisco, ha estado plagada de problemas por mucho tiempo. presencia de vendedores ambulantes, inclusive por la venta y el consumo de drogas. anoche la p

to what extent does frederick's determination to do whatever it takes for german defense change the calculus the ecb? lizzie: those words echo mario draghi and market moves are historic with bonds having their worst day since before the berlin wall and traders are paring bets on how many cuts we will see. they see more of a boost of growth than inflation, some see a 2% boost this year or next year, up from 1.8% but the ultimate cap yacht, -- caveat, how fast can it be demented. news out of brussels, christine lagarde will be asked what is the role of the ecb if you have deficits? tom: what is the understanding as to what extent physical boost could offset tariff threat? lizzie: it is just a threat from president donald trump on tariffs for automotive's and all other things. if you look at whether this will impact projections it does not look like a change, more so it is high energy cost and a former ecb economist reckons price growth will get back to target in 2026 as envisioned before, you could see a change of language and disclaimer on every page of the ecb communications will be donald t

mary's county or if i'm in ocean city, it doesn't matter if i'm in frederick or upper marlboro. it doesn't matter if i'm talking to business leaders or municipal leaders. every single marylander that i talk to has a very strong opinion about their taxes. because under the current law, our system just isn't fair. right now, check this out, right now someone who is making $30 million a year is in the same tax bracket of a family making $300,000. maryland right now is the only state in this country that has both an inherentance tax and estate tax. you cannot look at the system that we have right now and say it makes sense. so this year, we have put forward a common-sense package for tax reform that will make taxes simpler, fairer and pro-growth. that for the third year in a row, our proposed budget does not raise sales taxes. for the third year in a row our propose the budget does not raise property taxes. we're going to close corporate loopholes and lower the corporate tax rate to make maryland for business-friendly. we are doubling the standard deduction and expanding act sells t

right here, right here in my nose. 21 year old charles frederick describes the beating he took when a man attacked and robbed him in pittsburgh's buchanan park last thursday afternoon. for me, it felt like he was. he punched me, like, all over from my forehead to my neck. charles, who's on the autism spectrum, says he fell to the ground and the man took his cell phone, trembling and hurt. the college student managed to get up and borrow a park worker's phone to call police. you can clearly see he was in distress and he needed help. but even though charles was rattled and hurting, police officer joe burdick says he was instrumental in helping police locate the attacker. he came to us and he gave me a great statement about everything that happened and everything was to a t. he described everything perfectly to me. helped us tremendously when we were out looking for the person that was responsible for the incident. burdick says he was so moved by charles bravery he couldn't stop thinking about the case. he took up a collection to replace the man's stolen cell phone, delivering the gift t

well here, mold from frederick metz, speaking yesterday, and then get your view on your lips response. given the growing threat situation, we are fully aware that europe, and with the german need, must now make very launch efforts very quickly to strengthen the defense of the country. and a few reputation continents to demetria output of it's from the silverado policy excel i to we mentioned the fact that the europe now has got the message. but how do you assess your ability to get its act together sufficiently to follow through on a plan to we in itself, off dependence on the us? that is the question, isn't it? and look so far, both the germans, the british, the french, are making the right moves their step. they're saying that they will step up defense spending. europe has the capacity to do so. it can replace most of the weapons of the us as provides ukraine. except for the patriots missiles for ballistic defense, although the franchises of have a version of that that they can ramp up production for. so their answers to everything. the question is, is you're going to be willing to

u member states of scrambling to drum up more defense spending in germany, frederick most conservative leader unlikely the next child so says he wants to change the country's constitution in order to scrap limits on borrowing. and he also says it would allow berlin to increase defense spending by hundreds of billions of dollars box guessing, parliamentary approval will be a complicated process. think about that. so don't that cain is invalid. was more on that story and stuff. profound words from the leader of the christian democrats fried, reaching out to the man whose policy came 1st in the general election 2 sundays ago about the need for much greater defense spending in saying effectively, germany needs to grow up and do whatever it takes to change its constitution, so allow more money to be spent on defense because of the situation in europe, in ukraine, the way the trump administration has been acting. but in order to get that the clock is ticking for him, not only does he need the support of the social democrat policy, that's the policy that he's currently in talks with to try an

sharing intelligence with ukraine just stays off the suspending old military aid to keep in germany, frederick smith's conservative lead unlikely. the next chancellor plans to dramatically increase defense spending unexplained the military face with the prospect of supposing you crane without us help. that's is proposing changes to the constitution that would remove limits on borrowing as dominant cain report. somebody in guessing the changes through parliament. i could pose a challenge the subject gates, germany's defensive spending has been among the lowest in europe. but all that changed when russia invaded ukraine ministers decided to invest more than $125000000000.00 on defense. helping to push spending on it's to 2 percent of g d. p. a crucial may so target. but with donald trump in the white house, the situation has evolved. now germany's light green next shotzel says action is needed. you didn't just have a splendid stock sort too. and we will seek to amend the constitution so that our national defense spending of over one percent of g d p is not subject to the debt break. i want to sa

one last had well, before we go back to ben and keith and is of course the people in frederick should match his own policy. there are lots of people who are skeptical. they come pained on that tunes as we stand, so we want to keep the debt break in place. we need fiscal stability, and this is also how they manage to keep the pro business, the liberal f t p. parties small. they took away the debts, they say no, no, no. if you have a wonderful day, right, you can to keep to stay in the boat for all. yeah. not for that. yeah. with the result that the government coalition partners now out has been to new york, then not going to come in again. and so of course, there are lots of people within the conservatives who are escape. yeah. but you're going to be able to convince them. do you think, you know, things like that? so as i already mentioned, the christian democrats, i really pragmatic property that at the end, i don't think that they have the tons now after only 3 years of a position that one of them becomes transfer again. and at the end, i don't think that they would risk the power at

because you've heard these of the seemingly insane statements from the incoming german chancellor frederick murtz about, you know, the germany leading the world with, with no, you, without any us partner donald task, declaring that's fine. 500 europeans don't need 300000000 americans to tell them how to stand up to a 150000000 russians. as of u. d, u and europe is united, and it's not actually a collection of too many cooks and a broken dysfunctional kitchen which relies totally on us economic power in the world post world war to order. they don't want so they don't have a plan. they knows the landscape can't wait on the battlefield. they're not willing to commit troops. they don't have any troops. they gave up their troops after the cold war. their troops are doing like flash mob dances on twitter and tick tock. it's ridiculous. so ultimately, the lensky will either have to apologize to donald trump and come back to the table at, or he will no longer be leader, and he'll be living next door to netanyahu's, son at a luxury condo in miami. and this is all the fault. i mean, this is something

but this is a change was when frederick met state incoming german chancellor. actually a couple of days before the german election said we would like france and britain to extend that new cat umbrella to germany. i never expect as a german lead to germany, which is more dependent, a more close to the united states and many ways because of history that any of a significant, less than power will favor and just to, to, to take, take your point a step further, read with merch, now after the election it says that germany in europe must achieve independence from the we must become independent in our security. we must that and he said that america is no longer part of the equation. it can no longer and cannot be seen as a friend. i mean, expressed of amazement that hugh he was saying this on television to german view as but how would you instrumental eyes, european independence? well, the new play at the tyrant and there are 2 new powers that's, that kind of conversation is gone from being hypothetical or sort of magical to being absolutely central in the space of a c

were frank lamb and frederick humphries. they actually weren't part of the army signal corps, but they were the ones who were chosen to first learn how to fly the wright brothers and the lines were here only just over a month. they soloed within a few weeks and training only stopped when a crash destroyed damage to one airplane. they had. this room is filled with many loans from the smithsonian national museum. the smithsonian air and space museum of a lot of the medals of the lamb and humphries, as well as benjamin savoy, who were some of the earliest aviators trained here. there's a fun story of benjamin savoy was the leading military aviator at the time. he specialized in hot air balloons and he flew with a the rights at fort myers military trials in 1908. and at the same time, they were testing, purchasing new airplanes. they were also experimenting with the u.s. army, wanted to also purchase dirigibles and blimps. benjamin savoy was trained in that. he actually went to school. school for that, wrote his thesis on it. an

i know i just met with our chairwoman, congresswoman frederick wilson, and we have some big plans for 2025 and how we get into the communities that uplift our black boys. host: we will go to alan in wheeler's bird, ohio. independent. caller: good morning. i have not followed nfl football at all in my life. this is my first time seeing mr. brewer, and have got to say, i am thoroughly impressed with what i have heard. and, brother, i just want you to know as a fellow believer i'm going to pray for you. because i believe that truth changes lives. it doesn't matter whether you are black or white. doesn't matter who you are. the word of god is quick, it is powerful, it is sharper than any sword. when you go into communities like you are doing, helping men with their physical needs, and then bringing them the truth a in their soul, you are going to change lives, brother. and i just wanted to thank you for what you are doing and let you know i'm going to be praying for you. guest: thank you so much, man. god bless you and keep you, and you said it. a lot of times people want to put words on

rochester some of the frederick douglass and susan b.nthony two of the most passion and well-known advocates for voting rights in american history. frederick douglass published the north star newspaper at the heart of my downtown area and would take our ties to the sacred history very seriously. i stand with my esteemed colleagues as we continue the fight they began to long ago. today we carry the legacy of frederick douglass with us as we work towards our own north star protecting the right to vote for every single american and restoring the voting rights act to its full strength. 60 years after the late congressman lewis led the march from selma to montgomery restoring my people the fight for free, fair and equal access to the ballot box is not over. we stand together on the shoulders of giants who introduces legislation and again thank congress member terri sewell for incredible leadershi leadership. the effort is pursuit of bring america closer to its foundational promise. so we're not going to back down in the fight to ensure every

frederick douglass had written an article or speech regarding composite nation this is a land of manyferent cultures races and ethnicities that will come to call this great land home. if we are looking at the future of the year 2051 and for human beings on earth there should be a push for cultural diversity expanding how we reach out to people. when we talk about america trail i would like to but i doge not one member on the panel hasn't anything to say the cuts of food and also entered into the record at this moment the irony of the richest man on earth taking food away from the poorest humans on this earth, also be entered into the record that the most powerful man on earth denying food assistance, medical assistance, malaria vaccinations to the poorest people on earth we don't need operate in this chaotic manner i would like to ask mr. ÃÃhow should the project work can be today that would make this more productive? >>. >> this is a more radical proposal but i had posted this inforeign affairs some years ago i think we need to consolidate the mcc , the dfc the aig and a couple of th

last week, we told you about the cancellation of a parade honoring frederick douglass featuring the maryland national guard. a week before that, we told you about how military recruiters canceled their appearance at a conference for black engineers. well, this weekend we have the story of a youth concert on may 4th. there was supposed to be a performance featuring students of color from an organization known as equity arc and the president's own united states marine band. equity arc says the concert had been called off because of the military under the trump administration's barring of participating in events, seem to be tied to die. now, equity arc announced the cancellation in a post saying this program was set to bring together over 30. extraordinary pre-college musicians from across the country who earned their spots through a competitive audition process. they were to receive mentorship from marine band musicians and perform a powerful program celebrating diverse voices in music. they added to the students, families, and educators impacted by this decision. we see you, we support you, a

and, um, i got to tell you, frederick, ukraine is on its knees right now in terms of finances. $5 billion a month deficit. and now it's gone back to municipalities like lvov in western ukraine to ask them for more money. but, um, you know, this this kind of aid can't come fast enough. and i'll tell you why. just, um. before i came on air with you, there was a russian ballistic missile that struck not far from where i'm sitting right now to the port of odesa, and it struck a foreign flagged container ship that the ukrainians were just getting their container port back in action since the start of the war. this is a huge blow of confidence to foreign vessel owners, insurance companies. and, you know, mr. trump's big idea of sending american workers here to dig up minerals. will they come here if there is a threat of russian missiles or drones hitting them? >> um, and then, you know, zelenskyy said that he thinks that this relationship between relationship between ukraine and and the u.s. can be repaired. he said, you know, he doesn't think it's a done deal as it pertains to that mineral dea

has a facility near salisbury where they got like we have in frederick, maryland, where they can do testing for nerve agents, biological and chemical weapons. so only eight countries knew this existed, so it is by chance that this actually happened there. and it was able to be revealed. this is only one assassination that has taken place on british soil. there was one poisoned by polonium, a radiological agent, so the first dirty bomb used on british soil and also spread polonium all the way around the united kingdom. there is evidence of intervention in pretty much every european election. constant assassinations. and of course constant attacks on critical national every structure through cyber -- infrastructure through cyber attacks. and pipelines and cables under the baltic sea with the estonians, the swedes -- constanze: threats to our freedom and democracy. fiona: all of this is real in europe, so europeans know that what ukraine has experienced, the destruction of his infrastructure, all the interventions made in ukrainian politics, is what they've -- they are facing as well. we may b

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. >> reporter: kody frederick, the auctioneer, will never forget when this lot came up.th the red tongue. >> reporter: it belonged to bill wyman, the former bass player for the actual rolling stones. it sold for more than $1,000. >> and i am like, is that a world record on toilet seat covers? it's got to be. >> reporter: julien's 50,000 square foot warehouse in los angeles is full of both the ridiculous and the rare. >> this is princess diana's hat, her shoes, handbags. >> reporter: from princess diana's outerwear -- >> how do we make this dignified. >>> >> reporter: to john f. kennedy's underwear. >> you know a lot about a piece. you don't know how much emotional value other people place on the piece until you get into the auction room. >> a weird slant in the film. >> reporter: collector dan langan has spent 30 years buying up movie props. stuff that studios would often just throw away. >> maybe 20 years ago, 30 years ago some of the stuff you could have gotten for next to nothing, right? >> yeah. >> reporter: what changed? >> the understanding that people can get this

those words of lincoln's echoed frederick douglass, who in 1852 affirmed that the signers of the declaration of independence quote. meant that justice and humanity were final. and a half century later, calvin coolidge underscored the point when he famously declared declared, if all men are created equal, that is final. so this question of who are the people and who are beings of an inferior order had very practical application in wilson's time when it came to deciding who should be allowed to vote throughout most of his career, wilson opposed admitting women to the ranks of those citizens who could cast a vote. he categorically opposed women voting. he was governor of new jersey when he was campaigning for president. he tried not to talk about it at all, but privately continued express his view that women voting was a terrible idea. he was, however shamed by some of the democrats in the 20th century who did not like. the idea that members of their party were not on board with the play meeting the declaration of independence. speaking in congress less than a year after wilson's address to the

one is frederick douglas, who was born just 45 minutes away in slavery and escaped to become our great freedom fighter through the civil war and reconstruction, and he said if there is no struggle, there is no progress. it may be moral or physical but there must be struggle. power concedes nothing without a demand. and i will leave you finally with thomas paine, who believe very much in the idea that the struggle for democracy is the struggle for facts, is the struggle for truth, and people's access to government, and he came over in 1774, two years before the revolution, and fell in love with america, and said if it follows its ideas it will become an asylum to humanity, not an insane asylum, a place of refuge for people seeking freedom from oppression all over the world. george washington had the troops reading common sense by camp fire at valley forge. 1776 was a tough year. this country was split down the middle. an interesting book about this by a texas historian, rw brand, called the first civil war. half the people were saying you cannot be kings and queens and monarchs and rule

frederick douglass and my friends.t we would call on our time propaganda and disinformation. and anyway, that book helped ignite the revolution towards washington as the soldiers of valley forge reading by campfire common sense to everyone. it was a tough year in the country was split. the people were split right down the middle. half the people were running around saying you cannot beat the kings and the queens and the autocrats in the monarchs. you cannot separate church and state. you cannot sound government on the principle of reason. science and purism that will not work but half the people said, yes, we can. we can build government on the principle of the consent of the government and the freedoms and rights of the people. wanting to write a pamphlet to give people hope during a very dark hard time. he wrote this pamphlet. a beautiful pamphlet called the american crisis. i just want to quote a little passage to you. i will update the language pursuant to instructions from nancy pelosi because she said tom payne w

some it resembled frederick the great somerset toe in potsdam that it was considered a remarkable architecturalchievement all on its own this first image here i'd like to just to point out that this is by a haitian painter a young painter from the era we believe 1816. they knew my degas. christophe had sort of de facto adopted him and had him educated with his own children in the in the palace. and he paints this very famous painting of of the kingdom there. one of the only paintings we have from era. so most of the rest of them are painted after the fact, are drawn. the fact this is one of the only ones from the era. but unlike the citadel, the palace stands to see did not survive the 1842 earthquake that hit haiti with its epicenter near cap-haitien. it's estimated in today's terms to be about an 8.1 magnitude. it's tremors were felt as far away as the us state of arkansas. and in fact, when this earthquake, new orleans, the people of new orleans, it was so strong. still coming from across the ocean, 14 that it was their earthquake. they thought that's where the earthquake had happened until

frederick mertz says we will do whatever it takes. jonathan: we are focused on the economic data.ess claims. payrolls tomorrow morning. economic data will become more important. look out for more tariff deadlines. 25% on steel and aluminum is a week away. in april, reciprocal tariffs. united states maybe pushing the chinese even further. annmarie: tariff roller coaster is how the wall street journal editorial board is putting it. two key things today. we know they will get an exemption on auto tariffs? we need to see that play out in the executive order. right now they are technically still in place when it comes to the paper trail. second, donald trump is likely going to get on the phone with claudia sheinbaum. is it a deal before sunday? lisa: with the tit-for-tat people are feeling uneasy. we see that in the economic data. i wonder how much that is facing increasing of us is on economic data to the downside and making people dismiss data like the ism services that came in hotter than expected yesterday. to me, it puts the focus on an asymmetrical response the negative news. jon

frederick mertz saying his administration will do what it takes to defend the country.ning us now is chad thomas. we have to take a step back and think about the history of all of this, the love affair with the so-called black zero. is it facing a divorce? chad: i was listening to you and lisa talking about that photo they took when wilkening stepped back as finance minister. -- wolfgang. what a shift we have seen overnight in germany by the chancellor in waiting. we have to remember this is his party that put the debt break in the place. the fact is not only saying they will spend this 500 billion on infrastructure, but basically they will take defense completely out of the debt break. they will spend whatever they need to on defense. we are hearing privately that will also be in the hundreds of billions. they don't want to say publicly how much they will spend. they said they don't want to let the russians know. essentially we are expecting the defense side will be a huge pot of money. jonathan: the eurasia group calling this fiscal policy on steroids. that is not som

i know i just met with our chairwoman, congresswoman frederick wilson, and we have some big plans ford how we get into the communities that uplift our black boys. host: we will go to alan in wheeler's bird, ohio. independent. caller: good morning. i have not followed nfl football at all in my life. this is my first time seeing mr. brewer, and have got to say, i am thoroughly impressed with what i have heard. and, brother, i just want you to know as a fellow believer i'm going to pray for you. because i believe that truth changes lives. it doesn't matter whether you are black or white. doesn't matter who you are. the word of god is quick, it is powerful, it is sharper than any sword. when you go into communities like you are doing, helping men with their physical needs, and then bringing them the truth a in their soul, you are going to change lives, brother. and i just wanted to thank you for what you are doing and let you know i'm going to be praying for you. guest: thank you so much, man. god bless you and keep you, and you said it. a lot of times people want to put words on things,