the freedman's bureau is going to get. being in freedman's bureau is really created to help and really to help formerly enslaved african. and it's this is the interesting part of it. poor white southerners integrate back into society because what was happening before was not going to work out. and so this bureau is created it is ran from d.c. again, but on the ground, which is how it is implemented on, the ground there are local well, there's an office a state office, then there are local offices. so some places the office would have been in baltimore in virginia, some of the offices were in richmond, somewhere in the rural, rural portions of town, rural portions of the state. but it is a really it is supposed to work you are they're supposed to help you. and so through that agency, through the freedom bureau agency, black women get to it. they know what going on. i told john he's struggling labor and so one historian mary pharmacol says they besieged the office in office every day with the bureau complaining about several

the freedman's bureau is going to get. being in freedman's bureau is really created to help and really to help formerly enslaved african. and it's this is the interesting part of it. poor white southerners integrate back into society because what was happening before was not going to work out. and so this bureau is created it is ran from d.c. again, but on the ground, which is how it is implemented on, the ground there are local well, there's an office a state office, then there are local offices. so some places the office would have been in baltimore in virginia, some of the offices were in richmond, somewhere in the rural, rural portions of town, rural portions of the state. but it is a really it is supposed to work you are they're supposed to help you. and so through that agency, through the freedom bureau agency, black women get to it. they know what going on. i told john he's struggling labor and so one historian mary pharmacol says they besieged the office in office every day with the bureau complaining about several

these are the freedman's bureau agents and the union army were armed. that means that if things got out of line, they had the guns 1872 and in some places earlier that it's over this cost of helping african americans is over. we've done as much as we can do. moving. that's it. however y'all work it out is how y'all work it out. white southerners and black southerners, which i'll do is what you all do. we out of it now? we accepted southern states back into union. southern states receive of their power back all of the goes back to the local courts. look this is they it country we all get along now we fought the civil it's all over y'all. we're brothers now we're all now and so i say that to say that from that moment forward, right. i said this last class y'all remember if there was a chance after eight from 1865 and 1872, there was a chance really, really give it a honest try. race relations in this country and the framers bureau is one way that it was it was never completed. now, i don't want to daughter freedman's bureau under the bus because they are

but lawrence freedman, 'ust talkin: a state. but lawrence freedman, 'ust talking a bit — state.rence freedman, 'ust talking a bit more about i state. but lawrence freedman, just talking a bit more about prigozhin, | talking a bit more about prigozhin, is prigozhin in i sense a way to channel the anger of the russians? you said quite clearly you thought this is an attempted coup? it has turned into _ this is an attempted coup? it has turned into one _ this is an attempted coup? it has turned into one and _ this is an attempted coup? it has turned into one and he _ this is an attempted coup? it has turned into one and he is - this is an attempted coup? it has turned into one and he is callingl turned into one and he is calling for others tojoin him, and saying that they will then have a proper fight against the ukrainians, but it goes beyond that. there is a lot of anger amongst those at the front. many of them feel let down, a lot of the mobilised troops have been poor lay looked after and thrown into impossible positions and taking heavy casualties. commanders have been absent,

i also don't want to make it seem like african-americans were dependent on the freedman's bureau.sking for jobs and all of these things. when the bureau moved out, they were like, look, we were kind of aumaking it work before the freedman's bureau. one of the best examples, this is a postreconstruction south is the 1881 washer woman's strike. i'll set the scene. we were in atlanta georgia. during the civil war destroyed. burnt down. horni able shape. when theyke returned nothing was there. we need to rebuild the south. rebuild it with atlanta in the middle. atlanta is a shiny city. there is blood everywhere and destroyed. they imagined atlanta would be a white city to show the knew south.er booker t. washington has a speech in atlanta at the expositionon. atlanta is supposed to be this brand-new how the south will rise in 1881, these policewoman womenin are washerwomen in the city. to be clear, okay, about 98% of black women work in the u home. they are a cook, a maid. any job that includes service in the home. they have been talking about esunfair wages. they were talking among t

don freedman joins me now. he's the author of a number of several books, including "the world is flat: a brief history of the 21st century." there are so many unanswered questions that we still don't know. i mean, does this make sense to you what we do know? i don't understand what yevgeny prigozhin was thinking about what awaited him in moscow unless he thought he had some sort of inside, you know, deal with somebody there who he thought might back him. >> well, anderson, i think you hit on really the right issue. you know, between friday when they set out from their base, until saturday when he turned around, they travelled 400 miles, that wagner group. during that travel, they shot down six russian air force planes, including one highly sophisticated command and control plane. so, what we can take from that, i think, anderson, is that some faction of the russian military was clearly supporting him. what happened after that? we're going to have to keep peeling this onion every day because he may have felt he

those are, i will recall the first principle and performing inadequate the freedman is to make a long incision in long axis of the extremity should be through the skin wound to the fashion. you will find only a minimal amount of skin must be closed as normally to necro cells by the muscle of the surface through, you can recognize the of necrosis involving the skull by its appearance rather than earlier minimal amount of skin must be excised. remove you exposed the more difficult it will become at a later than necessary secondary closure to be performed performed as the skin and flashes open. can recognize the little tract by the tissue which you'll find in the depths of the wound. typically i all of you can see this all of that muscle must be excised for consideration in the insertion of the muscle. those are changing color. lack of contractility or lack of bleeding. when cut off. and the muscle mushy cells of the muscle right now, the changes are not very large because the animal was wounded no more than 5 to 10 minutes ago. in all of that, you exercising your muscle until you encoun

his word and the people there and the cost of giving chocolates to our freedman in prison with his and his friends' money. a lady who was in front of me was actually released. the governor of yazd during golrizan celebration, the prisoners of unintentional crimes, when he found out about this incident, the governor of yazd, when he did a very nice job , zainab mrs. and saw that zainab is a bicycle seller the governor came to zainab with the gift he had promised, and what zainab did was to get a bicycle with our friends. we came to your service to thank you. he said that you should also give this bicycle to the son of this lady, who was released, but you closed it again, you said. i have this bike for you, we will get you another bike, we will go there with you. the bike is presented to this family by zainab khanum. if you like it, you can get it. whoever is happy, you have it. greetings again to you, dear viewers of khabar rooz network in the past, water consumption in tehran reached 50,000 liters per second. according to the announcement of the tehran waterworks company , as the weath

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. >> reporter: the freedman movie theater outside des moines is ramping up for a big summer. finding workers has been a struggle. >> we used to have stacks of applications now, we might have two or three. >> reporter: that's why the theater's managers say he and others like him in the service industry fought to change the state's child labor laws, making it easier to hire teenagers under 16. >> a lot of the part of the iowa code that dealt with child labor was written as far back as 1906. >> reporter: he helped to get a new law passed. >> i think this is really more about giving the students an opportunity if they want to, if they can work, a few more hours for one or two evenings. >> reporter: iowa's new child labor law allows kids under 16 to work more hours in a single day and as late as 9:00 p.m. during the school year, up to 28 hours per week. >> do you have any concerns that some kids may work too much and not pay attention to their education? >> we didn't increase the number of hours per week. we've left that the same. >> reporter: but it does mean that a 14-year-old c

have been in mariupol, standing there with a flag in the middle of the ruins and talking to the freedmanshowing what you've achieved. or donetsk conditional er, so, accordingly, i would like to ask you about the usual important story called security guarantees for ukraine on the way to nato. who should be the signatory and what level of guarantees should be, in particular, it is about supplying us some kind of additional weapons is possible, those guarantees would include this or that f-16 squadron, maybe not. as you can see, and in general, how similar things are drawn up, this is because we understand certain experience, in particular, we are talking about the budapest memorandum. and this experience, so to speak, i would not like to repeat these are completely different things, fortunately for the europeans, the morandum was a declaration, an important political signal, but not necessarily to some further binding element, they were not a guarantee, they were pollination regarding security of security guarantees, as we now say, which can be adopted at the e-e summit in vilnius, we are

tragically, but with a joke because everyone has drawn conclusions , and oleksandr kucher is also a freedman, because it was like that according to the football passport, but there were other times and right in such a mass, this fight was not there , there was no fight, exactly the kind of mess that we saw here at the shakhtar and dnipro-1 match, well, that's all it is still necessary to fix everything already in this match, in this fight, there is a lot of this disparity today thanks to this fight well, but without him well, we could not avoid this topic well, all the football players and, uh, coaches of the team, too. they emphasized this and showed that this is exactly the real anti-football so that this should not happen again, so that mostly we talk about football, about positive things, about football, about football positive emotions , we have them and we are waiting for them from our championship, well , the fight for the champions league from zoryana turned off and won on that round in oleksandria, oleksandria which well, it is even possible the disappointment of this half-year well

oleksandr kucher is also a freedman, he perfectly remembers what happened then in may 16 and how he behavede, at that time , he could be excused because well, because that's how it was in football and sports but there were other times and right in such a mass, it was a fight, not there, there was no fight, exactly the kind of mess that we saw here at the match of shakhtar and dnipro-1, well, that's all, you need to put an end to this match this fighter has a lot of this disparity today thanks to this fighter well, but without him well, we could not avoid this topic well, and all football players and, uh, coaches of the team, too . they emphasized this and showed that this is exactly the real anti-football, so that this kind of thing no longer happens , so that mostly we talked about football about the positive about football about the positive football emotions that we are waiting for from our championship, well, the fight for the champions league from zoryana turned off and won on that round in oleksandria, oleksandria which well, it is even possible to be disappointed this half-year well

parts of inflation as the housing sector is likely to face more headwinds, we will bring in bess freedman bess, good morning >> frank, good morning nice to see you. how are you? had. >> great to see you. we are looking ahead to kay shiller and home prices. two big data points. we saw median home prices fall 3% that is very encouraging to buyers what do you expect from the reports coming up? >> i am more positive than analysts have been all of the predictions it would be doom and gloom and a crash. what they didn't realize or think about is that we're in a different time homeowners have equity and there's no forced selling. there has been this constraint on inventory they haven't had to sell which kept prices high buyers are still in even at 6% and 7% of the market is fluid. it is not post-covid where they didn't have mortgages that didn't make sense. homeowners have equity and we are in for a different time. we are in for a softer landing, i would say. it is relatively steady considering it slowed down post historic lineup after the pan dem demic. sentiment is good. i'm optimistic. >> you

has has set up camp a former governor wise of virginia comes back to one of his farms, and it's a freedman school and he complains and says that's my property and they say not anymore. no, those those legal questions will will get hammered out over the next couple of years, but grant and others feel like that. that's not their problem if you were willing to give up your and go fight. for rebellion for the confederacy then that is no longer their problem. do you want the spoiler alert? sure? much of this is going to be rolled back in the summer of 1865 but this is an immediate way of trying to dampen down one of that great question. hello rufus collins. i wanted to ask about the atmosphere in dc itself, and whether they were you know, you lose people at loose and and whether you know booth was sort of on his own or just how many, you know, either paroled or on on. surrendered confederates were kind of at large and enabling the you know, the assassination great question. so washing is a tender box booth has made it out of the city that night but people are uncertain where he is how many cons

pierre and yesterday jujitsu black belt lex freedman.d these photos on instagram i did an impromptu training session with elon yesterday. i'm extremely impressed with his strength power and skill on the feet and on the ground. it was epic. joining me now is mma legend kolby covington, currently ranked number two in the ufc's welter weight division. kolby congrats on that, you've got to get to number one, though. what do you think of musk's training here? he's already epic and he just started training, or is that just an exaggeration? >> no, you can see from the way that elon gets on that mask that he's an innovator, laura. he's not a guy like zuckerberg who's just going to copy and mimic other people's moves. he's an innovator he created his own move. laura, roll that tape. show the people the wall rus. let the people see the walrus and how they can implement it into their game. >> laura: do we have that? that's just the flop where he lays on top -- no, we don't have it. but is the walrus just flopping on top of someone and staying on th

peter freedman executive director of the agriculture coalition the third witness is mr. casey rosen bush the president executive officer of the fertilizer institute. the port forth as a vice president of sales and marketing for agri service. the fifth witness today is mr. mike brown the sixth and final is rob leroux now we will procedure testimony and at which point your time is expired and whatever thoughts and thank you for your written testimony that you submitted the all members have in front of them. mr. devol please begin when you're ready. >> thank you, mr. chairman thank you for my home state megatrend i would thank you for the work that you do for the macon farmer and rancher the country the strong policy with us food system of a smart national security strategy there are plenty of challenges for american agriculture from losses expanded in the trade war with china to the pandemic lockdowns to the supply chain disruption. add to that record high supply cost and you see how farmers and ranchers have faced unprecedented volatility in the last recent years. most in

a new and i think absolutely fascinating way is this partner ship between the freedman's association and the department of the gulf and they will eat venture to take 22 portraits of what you see are formerly enslaved individuals from new orleans. they are taken up to new york, philadelphia and they will have portraits taken for for selling the in an effort to raise money to educate these formerly enslaved. this is a group shot of the individuals that are chosen for this campaign. and you can see that they are chosen very purposefully. this group includes young slaves, older. they have dark complexions, fair complexions. some of these children, they they look caucasian and are purposefully chosen to look like they can be assimilated into society. of course, their mother would have been enslaved person and father of the enslaver this group portrait and some of the there are 22 poses of portraits. this campaign, this group portrait. will there be rendering of it? and a story will run in harper's weekly in 1864 and will include this group portrait and multiple of the portraits. you can s

sort of thought initially, but this inflation period i think is going to be sort of vindication for freedmanather mentor, milton friedman my mentor's mentor if you look at money supply a huge peak then come down a lag response in inflation, exactly following that peak in the money supply essentially. people didn't believe him, in financial crisis, because we had money supply not being so important but i think, this -- this inflation period is kind of looking like that, and i think going to come down particularly with the recessionary pressurizes coming forward. maria: julia same question to you what is most important here as we look at a market that is celebrating this report up 205 points even though better-than-expected could lead federal reserve to keep on rate raising. >> the labor market the gains delivered to lowest wageworkers they've seen real wages fall 5% below pre-pandemic trends most 10% workers the most 10% earners have seen 6% wage growth above inflation, in this report, though, what we all know those workers most vulnerable in downturn this report black unemployment rate hit a

kinship claire and declare election day a paid state holiday and establish the california american freedman is another big talker. that's the point that has been grabbing a lot of the headlines. and want to make it clear that the task force is not specifically recommending a number, but what they have done is they built a model to determine what could be owed to a person depending on what harms -- they've had to ensure because of the legacy of slavery, which includes red lining, overpolicing, mass incarceration. so, it will be interesting to see exactly what legislatures adopt, which will be the next step. they will get that, go through the report and it has to be signed by the governor. they could adopt the recommendations. they could adjust or they could dismiss this and the committee is hoping that this two years of work doesn't go unnoticed and that the state, at least, adopts something so they can owe to black californians what they believe they are due because of the harms that they may have faced. kate? >> dana griffin, thank you so much. >>> coming up, from the white house to your h

and so you get the reconstruction era where you get the freedmen's bureau, you get the freedman's bankou get black people elected to office. you have people in congress who five years earlier had been enslaved. does that happen anywhere else in the world with slavery in in brazil? it was like you own your own people know to do say stay where they were they just didn't have that label in slave slave anymore. would they stay because there was no support whatsoever and so that ten year period of weakened structure in which we don't teach enough about was really one of the most democratic moments in the us because it really was reparations, right? that was being carried out. now, again, the opposition forces didn't go away and eventually they they overthrew the reconstruction but the skills and the talent that developed during that period is what led to the civil rights movement that would come down the road. i got to tell you, i've loved this conversation. i thank you for taking part in it, folks. and of i've i can't think of cast in the same way again. oh yeah yeah. oh yeah. sorry to rui

here he sat aboard like a racist white northern or overseeing the confiscation of freedman's land inthe 1860s0s that a black dedicated to racial equality. finally there is a question of how the grimkes choose the black of life. despite archie support and frank's public reputation for supporting the national association of colored women. frank married charlotte a fourth-generation philadelphia abolitionist and public intellectual in her own right but discourage her from continuing her public writing after the couple first and only child i daughter named theodora died in infancy. although privately devoted to lottie, called hered lottie, and proud of her past accomplishments frank feared that quote exposure of the pastors wife to jeopardize what he called the ultimate goal, racial respectability, racial respectability, racial respectability at allll costs. there was also the matter of nana grimkeon the woman who traveled to chosen for the first time in 1906. what did it mean that lottie spent all of her life asking her uncle and her father's about her past? why she asked her father if

recovery get better than we were before getting out and connecting in real life and that we're freedman's going to help them do that with vibe with vibe. matt, thank you for coming in to talk about this and the downtown oakland summer challenge. june 21st to august 21st. yep, i'm going to be a part of it. thank you. i want to win some prizes too. well, we'll look forward to having you out there. okay yeah. noah friedman, thank you for being here. the founder and ceo of vibe map. thank you for joining us and much success. yeah, thanks for having me. the event and it's still to come here on mornings on 2 to 9 rescue was still out there searching for a submersible missing in a remote part of the atlantic ocean. we have the latest on the search. time is ticking to rescue the people on board. also ahead for you, a san francisco store was broken into more than once. we'll hear from the owner about the challenges he's facing, trying to pay some of the mounting repair bills kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was alwa

this is freedman the chair transportation committee, her bill ab645 has moved to the senate and is appropriating to be separate for a hearing. >> that is good news. on the state budget, yesterday was the day for the state budget of the 2 legislative leaders joint low proposed a legislative solution to the budget. that is in large part accepting the elements of the governor's budget and makes changes and deletions. but where it affects transportation mostly is in. rejection of the governor's earlier proposal to to reject 2 billion out of 4 billion over 2 year for transit and rail program funding. so that action as it guess from the legislator to the governor would see a restoration for a full 4 billion dollars over the next 2 years. on top of that, there is another 1.1 billion dollars package put together for e mission transit capitol program and this is from a variety of source. the legislator has been proud about this development, i think from what i hear in the days i have been testifying than i were seeking immediate interim funding to happen transis agencies even while the need to work on th

ever since milton freedman and so that is the only thing. of supply chains are right now.rident wants to take over taiwan for a checkup. we would. not only us but probably other places. we having grapples with that. at low cost, high efficiency. capitol. >> bravo. [applause] with united steelworkers on their legislative director. i thinkth the first thing to do is to explain the united steelworkers is not just a union of steelworkers. our membership is the largest union and paper, rubber, tire, glass, steel, aluminum and a host of other industries. including the service sector we have about 50000 workers and or healthcare sector. that includes pharmaceutical workers. so, for us we are the supply chainn. union. our membership has been in the fight on supply chain now for well over 20 years. our union is at this .1 in four antidumping orders placed with country. united steelworkers member supported the union has supported or directly filed the antidumping comp. we've done that in part we have seen the impacts of market concentration have had on our members that ability than

this is freedman the chair transportation committee, her bill ab645 has moved to the senate and is appropriating to be separate for a hearing. >> that is good news. on the state budget, yesterday was the day for the state budget of the 2 legislative leaders joint low proposed a legislative solution to the budget. that is in large part accepting the elements of the governor's budget and makes changes and deletions. but where it affects transportation mostly is in. rejection of the governor's earlier proposal to to reject 2 billion out of 4 billion over 2 year for transit and rail program funding. so that action as it guess from the legislator to the governor would see a restoration for a full 4 billion dollars over the next 2 years. on top of that, there is another 1.1 billion dollars package put together for e mission transit capitol program and this is from a variety of source. the legislator has been proud about this development, i think from what i hear in the days i have been testifying than i were seeking immediate interim funding to happen transis agencies even while the need to work on th

archive wrap so when i found evidence of the freedman cemetery in, alexandria, virginia, where harry jacobs worked and provided health care for formerly enslaved people, were efforts to excavate it and it was right underneath a gas station. so so of this history is still buried in that way in camp nelson what they did and they really do anything super elaborate but it was really poignant and what have is they have a plaque that says this is in commemoration the 800 people expelled and. then there's a plot of land and it's cut out in a square and it's raised like it's lowered like one or two inches around the other land. and so this was two. and there words conjure, an idea of black death that came from africa and how black people understood burial places and honestly, it's an incredibly poignant reminder. so in other words, there are digital humanities efforts, there are different technical ways to do it. but just the marking of it and just moving the land in just a small little place to name it. i think is really important. and then finally i would say that this is the thing that we

this is freedman the chair transportation committee, her bill ab645 has moved to the senate and is appropriating to be separate for a hearing. >> that is good news. on the state budget, yesterday was the day for the state budget of the 2 legislative leaders joint low proposed a legislative solution to the budget. that is in large part accepting the elements of the governor's budget and makes changes and deletions. but where it affects transportation mostly is in. rejection of the governor's earlier proposal to to reject 2 billion out of 4 billion over 2 year for transit and rail program funding. so that action as it guess from the legislator to the governor would see a restoration for a full 4 billion dollars over the next 2 years. on top of that, there is another 1.1 billion dollars package put together for e mission transit capitol program and this is from a variety of source. the legislator has been proud about this development, i think from what i hear in the days i have been testifying than i were seeking immediate interim funding to happen transis agencies even while the need to work on th

this is freedman the chair transportation committee, her bill ab645 has moved to the senate and is appropriating to be separate for a hearing. >> that is good news. on the state budget, yesterday was the day for the state budget of the 2 legislative leaders joint low proposed a legislative solution to the budget. that is in large part accepting the elements of the governor's budget and makes changes and deletions. but where it affects transportation mostly is in. rejection of the governor's earlier proposal to to reject 2 billion out of 4 billion over 2 year for transit and rail program funding. so that action as it guess from the legislator to the governor would see a restoration for a full 4 billion dollars over the next 2 years. on top of that, there is another 1.1 billion dollars package put together for e mission transit capitol program and this is from a variety of source. the legislator has been proud about this development, i think from what i hear in the days i have been testifying than i were seeking immediate interim funding to happen transis agencies even while the need to work on th