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some of the administrators on the federal side including people like oliver otis howard was the freedman's bureau administrator who then rejoined the active duty military and and in fought in the nez perce war and and fought other wars to in some allotment was, you know, the kind of land policy that they tried to do for african-americans during reconstruction were not allowed to do. it's this fantasy of reconstruction that, you know, they couldn't give african-americans their 40 acres and a mule, but gum, they could do it for native americans. and the results of that were or, you know, pretty disastrous. and and really impoverished and eviscerated tribal nations. you there are plenty of families that still have their allotment of there are ways that tribes have been able to get all kinds of back and there are all kinds of new movements for getting land back. and so in many ways, you know, tribal sovereignty and tribal power is intimately linked with land and how land owned is, is something that is, you know, remains massively important, you know, for for other or other races, depending on

i've teamed with brian freedman and mark geragos.e been ruined, whose rights have been violated, who are not treated equal, who don't have insurance, who are no better off 20 years later working in this industry than the day they started. they're always starting over. they steel fe-- they feel like they're pawns and feel used. the networks are getting to a lot of the people that are filming now by showing them the shiny objects and putting gag orders on them and tightening up their language. and in many cases these networks and streamers have said that anyone who's on a reality show has to give a percentage of what they make to the powers that be. and that started after my skinny girl deal. once the networks got wind of my skinny girl deal, they lock fwhd all talent and made them promise away their rights but also future earnings. >> as the strikes continue in hollywood, do you think the pressure on reality stars will continue to grow? i mean, do you think this is a moment where this will be successful, or do you think people are goi

freedman, believes negative national media coverage of san francisco could be one of many factors causing a plunge. he says rentals in the sunset are doing better than other neighborhoods due to safety concerns for bookings down the avenues we're tends to be safer for at least the perception of safe are, you know, they're years. you're not like walk the sun set and get your cell phone stolen. >> and your hand, i don't want them to have a bad experience. so i always insist with my gas that they the very conscious about not leaving anything in their car. linda lighthizer is also seeing a decline in bookings for room. she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight didn't this i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend. >> some of the holidays but notice test, you know, but he's booked him. yeah, was really surprised. >> that was sarah stinson reporting. we did ask airbnb for a comment. well, update you if they respond. meantime, the san francisco travel association says it's expecting 2 m

here is wayne freedman with the story when we first learned about the diagnosis. wayne: in show business, the flashing of strobes indicates a person has arrived, but those are transitory. on the other hand, when they put up a statue of you outside the fairmont hotel in the city that loves you, it is permanent. so is the hurt on a bad day like this. >> i walk around these streets singing his music. >> ♪ i left my heart ♪ ♪ wayne: so the sad news that we hear that 94-year-old tony bennett likely will not be in the venetian room again. he has alzheimer's. his family has known about it since 2016, but recently, the singers condition has worsened. they felt they needed to go public with it. at times, they say, he is disoriented. anybody who knows some suffering from alzheimer's is all too familiar with the symptoms. >> it is not a rare disease, more than 5 million are living with alzheimer's disease in america. wayne: the alzheimer's association says it is rare for someone this famous and beloved to admit to having the disease. that is a gift, she says, and the opportu

danny freedman in philadelphia. thank you so much. as mentioned, the suspect in the philadelphia mass shooting had a large social media footprint, posting videos and pictures about god and freedom and the second amendment. let's bring in josh campbell. josh, what stood out to you when you looked at his social media? >> the social media accounts can be gold mines for investigators as they try to get to a motive. sadly, we've seen similar sets of facts in past shootings. he appears to be someone so driven by groovance s that he -- grievances that he resulted in violence. there's a post heralding donald trump and guns. he mentions biden is going to take people's guns away. that all, by the way, mimicking what donald trump told the nra at a convention that the democrats are out to take your guns, they're unleashing criminals on your community. interestingly, our colleague john miller's reporting that a law enforcement source said the suspect told police he there was to clean up the community. so troubling as you see someone motivated by g

the freedman's the freedman's bureau right. send your kids to school school. all these guys, you know, oliver howard, they're all evangel christians. you know, we are. and of course, 40 acres and a mule. the ideal of it. so what we're doing here is the the the prototype in the west is extended to free people in the east with the emancipation all part of the same old part of the same process. so this is the this is the offer. but of course, the other side, it is this darker side of it is the imposition, the imposition of a cultural order of a racial order in this process, we'll grant you these things on paper. that's not really how it's going to work. that's really going to work is. we're going to have this we have this racial system white dominated racial system that will really, really run things. this, of course, is part of it. what are they saying here? you may think you have your own religion. you may think you can know how to how to treat the land. you may think that you're raising your children rightly, which are not. you know, we're going to tell you wh

let's say about ukraine's membership in nato is to believe that this is simply the transfer of the freedman to washington, some events that give many advantages, especially before the elections, as of now, this caution . unfortunately, it will speak for our enemy. what is carte blanche for the continuation of the war, we all talk about its quick end so as not to pay a high price every day, but in fact this summit was considered historic even before its beginning and before any announcements because it goes in the forvator own understanding of what to do next with the genocidal war in europe, which has already been in ukraine for nine years, and unfortunately, it has become protracted, and according to all these signs by which we can classify this war, it is unprecedented in the world, and today we understand that our allies and especially the position of the united states is being looked at by other countries. and as far as i know, during these days, there were a lot of negotiations by our allies and many countries that convinced because in fact we heard about many different israeli scenari

freedman, believes negative national media coverage of san francisco could be one of many factors causing a plunge. he says rentals in the sunset are doing better than other neighborhoods due to safety concerns for bookings down the avenues where tends to be safer for at least the perception of safe are, you know, they're here and they're not like aywalk the sun set and get your cell phone stolen. >> and your hand, i don't want them to have a bad experience. so i always insist with my gas that they the very conscious about not leaving anything in their car. linda lighthizer is also seeing a decline in bookings for room. she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight didn't this i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend. >> some of the holidays but notice test, you know, but he's booked him. yeah, was really surprised. >> we reached out to airbnb to see if this is an overall trend that they're seeing locally and nationally. but we did not hear back yet. meanwhile, sf travel, that organ

you have all kinds of mouthpiece surrogates like thomas freedman and others who are trying to undermine is this really a way to try and destroy the destroy the coalition you put together with the overwhelming support of the israeli people? >> you know the organizers of the demonstrations do so openly in fact they began their efforts well before we establish the government or put forward the judicial reform. they state listen this is the center right government. and thethey want a left governm. they do not want us empower they want to be empower except they cannot get it through elections so they are trying to do it through these massive disruptions and blocking roads, setting up the fires, blocking the airport and things of that sort. the other thing they are trying to do is basically i would say assemble a cast of former generals basically telling the government if you do not do what you say if you go ahead with legislation we are going to incite mass disobedience in the army. i will tell you the date that israel's elected governments succumbs to threats by former generals that is the

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

freedman, believes negative national media coverage of san francisco could be one of many factors causing a plunge. he says rentals in the sunset are doing better than other neighborhoods due to safety concerns for bookings down the avenues where tends to be safer or at least the perception of safe are, you know, they're years. you're not like walk the sun set and get your cell phone stolen. >> and your hand. i don't want them to have a bad experience. so i always insist with my gas that they the very conscious about not leaving anything in their car. linda lighthizer is also seeing a decline in bookings for room. she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight didn't this i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend. >> some of the holidays but notice test nobody's booked him. yeah. was really surprised. >> we reached out to airbnb to see if they're seeing overall downswing of bookings across the city or even nationwide. i did not hear back in time for this report. meanwhile, sf travel e

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

freedman, believes negative national media coverage of san francisco. >> could be one of many factors causing a plunge. he says rentals in the sunset are doing better than other neighborhoods due to safety concerns for bookings down the avenues where tends to be safer. >> for at least the perception of safe are, you know, they're year. if you're not like walk the sun set and get your cell phone stolen. >> and your hand, i don't want them to have a bad experience. so i always insist with my gas that they the very conscious about not leaving anything in their car. linda lighthizer is also seeing a decline in bookings for room. she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight didn't this i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend. >> some of the holidays but notice test nobody's booked him. yeah. was really surprised we reached out to airbnb to see if the company is overall seeing a downswing in bookings. >> here locally and nationally. but we did not hear back. meanwhile, s of travel e

freedman, believes negative national media coverage of san francisco. >> could be one of many factors causing a plunge. he says rentals in the sunset are doing better than other neighborhoods due to safety concerns for bookings down the avenues where there were tends to be safer or at least the perception of safe are, you know, they're year. if you're not like walk down the sunset and get your cell phone stolen. >> and your hand, i don't want them to have a bad experience. so i always insist with my gas that they the very conscious about not leaving anything in their car. linda lighthizer is also seeing a decline in bookings for room. she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight, didn't this year. >> i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend, some of the holidays i've noticed test, you know, but he's booked him. was really surprised. >> and that was sara stinson reporting for us. we reached out to airbnb to see if the company is seeing a downturn in bookings in san francisco. an

freedman, believes negative national media coverage of san francisco. >> could be one of many factorsentals in the sunset are doing better than other neighborhoods due to safety concerns for bookings down the avenues where tends to be safer. >> for at least the perception of safer, you know, you're you're you're not like walk down the sunset and get your cell phone stolen. >> and your hand. i don't want them to have a bad experience. so i always insist with my gas that they the very conscious about not leaving anything in their car. linda lighthizer is also seeing a decline in bookings for room. she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight didn't this i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend. >> some of the holidays but notice test, you know, but he's booked him. yeah, was really surprised we reached out to airbnb to see if the company is overall seeing a downswing in bookings. >> here locally and nationally. but we did not hear back. meanwhile, s of travel expects to have 2 mi

s office, karen freedman. thank you both for being here. karen, when you find out that jared kushner went before the grand jury, not investigators, which is what some people who have gone and spoken to jack smith's team have done. he actually went before the garage. what would you have wanted to ask him about those efforts to overturn the election? >> i think more than anything, you want to lock him into his testimony under oath before he has a chance to hear what other witnesses have to say and before donald trump mounts a defense. you want to lock him in. he was someone very close to donald trump, and you want to know exactly what is he going to say and what is he not going to say. i think you're also going to want to know, what are some of the things that donald trump said to him and what did donald trump say about losing the election and january 6th. and there's several areas that jack smith can ask him about. but he was clearly a very close adviser. when bill barr, for example, wanted to put a stop to these fraudulent, the election has

freedman, believes negative national media coverage of san francisco. >> could be one of many factors causing a plunge. he says rentals in the sunset are doing better than other neighborhoods due to safety concerns for bookings down the avenues we're tends to be safer. >> or at least the perception of safe are, you know, they're years. you're not like walk the sun set and get your cell phone stolen. >> and your hand, don't want them to have a bad experience. so i always insist with my gas that they the very conscious about not leaving anything in their car. linda lighthizer is also seeing a decline in bookings for room. she is listed on airbnb in her house near balboa park. this is one of the first time she's had no guests for the 4th of july. usually yes, tonight didn't this i didn't have anybody over memorial day weekend. >> some of the holidays but notice test, you know, but he's booked him. i was really surprised we reached out to airbnb to see if the company is overall seeing a downswing in bookings. >> here locally and nationally. but we did not hear back. meanwhile, s of travel

. >> reporter: keith freedman is the owner of hostwell. a company that manages more than 40 short-term rentals in san francisco. last year, he had over 96% occupancy. these days, he's lucky to get half that. he says the number one question among his guests, is san francisco safe? >> i can't blame the press for stating what's actually true. because it is true. but i do feel that they're unfairly picking on san francisco. >> reporter: according to sf travel, the decline could be a result of several factors. including a sharp drop in asian and business tourism. not to mention the wave of travelers making up for lost time after the pandemic is now winding down. the good news, visitor volume is expected to exceed 2019 levels by 2025. but that may be too late for hosts like cathryn who may have to move if things don't turn around. >> this is home, so to have to --you know, this stage of the game, rethink what has been over 40 years of my existence, is terrifying. >> reporter: now she's praying it won't come to that and that reservations for her

freedman, i remember 1968.led that year and i was later appointed youth director by william jones and jesse jackson. i looked up to them. all of them talked about hubert humphrey in great terms and were stunned he was defeated by richard nixon. i think this book is absolutely necessary. what i want to bring up for you to address is that for him to say that in '68 where the preceding convention had others protesting the convention, really made him more heroic than people imagined because he stood up and challenged a party whose currents were not that settled at that time. >> first of all, reverend, it's so great to meet you this way. we've met before. i also was 13 years old in well. humphrey's speech is 1948, 20 years before the '68 convention. this is a time when there are hardly any black delegates even in the democratic party. in order to get the party to civil rights, humphrey had to win the votes of almost an entirely white set of delegates. he had to do it when harry truman was trying to back away because

if anybody ever taught you there was a period in american history when johnny reb and the freedman got together and took over state governments and then you got to ask yourself, why didn't they teach us this? this is what they're trying to keep us from going. now. and it's because the walls of jim crow came up right after that epic. and what would be more threatening to jim crow than the notion that populist needs the need to educate children and feed families was enough for people to get over the hurts of the civil war and unite what would be more threatening to jim crow and future generations was to ratify and make law the promise of sherman. yes, to bridge wealth. the wealth gap to to have homes, have ownership, to be free in every sense of the word. and when we talk about that, that promise of sherman what was it wasn't a meal, but what was it was 40 acres. 40 acres. yeah, 40 acres. yeah. well, and this is the thing, right? like, what are those, those registers do and like that for you for five years that controlled the, the government just in the four or five years they saved the

and as tom freedman says, instead of stapling a green card on to the back diplomas, we have them go backere instead of north carolina. so my huge pet peeve right now, what congress is doing getting in the way of us getting people in this country that want to fill those jobs, that want to work, that want to go to silicon valley, that want to go to other places and create jobs for americans. what is wrong with the republican -- i'll say this. the republican party on immigration. why can't they at least support expanding legal immigration, because as you said, we desperately need it. >> i absolutely believe that we have to fix that part of the immigration system and others as well. and it's going to take a president who is willing to get in there and force compromise. and we haven't had one who has been willing to do that. put their political capital on the line to force both sides to compromise. because let's face it. we have had democratic presidents like barack obama with huge democratic majorities. with a fill u.s.er-proof majority. we have had george w. bush with republican majorities.