and that is something that you touched on as well, gail. so if we're trying to -- first of all, say you can't answer that question. so you can devote yourself to giving as honest and inclusive and authentic a story as you can, with as much scholarship and rigor and transparency as possible. but i can't answer the question how he felt about writing those words and owning slaves. that would be disingenuous, right? i think monticello has rig husbandly struggled with how to be transparent in our history without prescribing how you or you or you would want to answer that question. but i think the other question that we should all ask yourselves, and i'm taking a slight leaf out of john mechum's speeches of the past. if gail west could come to monticello in the 1960s and we were doing what every site was doing and we look back and we were getting it so wrong, much as our founders got it wrong, right, with slavery, then what are we as sites doing today, what is our country doing today, that is also in 50 years going to be looked at with bewilderme

gail maclellan, bbc news. the united states, melania trump, has come out in support of basketball star lebronjames, just a day after president trump questioned the nba player's intelligence on twitter. during an interview about his latest project, opening a school for at—risk children, lebron james criticised the president calling him divisive. chris buckler reports from washington. 0n on cnn, he accused the president of using sport to split the us apart and it is not the first time he has spoken out against donald trump. and it is not the first time he has spoken out against donald trump.|j have this platform to let one individual, no matter the power, no matter the impact that he or she should have, ever use sport as a platform to divide us. in an angry tweed, donald trump fired back at both the basketball star and the news it is farfrom it is far from the first time an athlete or cnn have angered the american president. earlier this year, donald trump cancelled a traditional visit to the white house by the

gail maclellan reports.hered in sao paulo and declared lula their presidential candidate, cheering as a message from the man was read out. "brazil needs to restore its democracy," he said. the former president is leading most opinion polls and is appealing his conviction for corruption but it is uncertain whether the electoral court will allow him to stand. he has denied taking bribes from a construction company and said his conviction was part of a right—wing plot to prevent him from returning to power. if he loses the appeal, his party will be able to nominate another candidate. meanwhile, the establishment heavyweight geraldo alckmin secured his nomination from the centre—right psdb in coalition with a number of influential conservative parties. they object to all that lula and his workers party stand for, accusing him of corruption and nepotism. official campaigning starts in two weeks' time. gail maclellan, bbc news. some other news: sporadic protests have continued for the fifth successive day in sever

gail maclellan, bbc news. this is bbc news. the former un secretary general, kofi annan, who has died at the age of 80. let's get more on the floods in the southern indian state of kerala. earlier i spoke with the head of communications for save the children india, devendre tak. he had this to say after his latest journey across the affected region. kerala is one of the most prosperous states in the country but there are still a lot of vulnerable people who are in dire need of support and relief. i have visited a lot of relief. i have visited a lot of relief camps, aid organisations. there are a lot of local people getting involved in the relief response. 0n the school campuses. also churches, they have been used as relief camps. many people have opened their homes for their neighbours. so overall the relief is being made available to the people who are affected, and people are happy with the government in terms of what they are doing to help the people affected by the floods. but children have very specific needs, therefore we

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i'm gail mellow president of the college. >> sreenasan: president gail mellow is well aware that formany students, making it from this first day to graduation is a strugg. >> tell me what you're going to study? >> sreenivasan: nationally, only 25% of new full-time comnity college students will earn a degree in six years. >> your entire life pivots around your ability to complete, collnd more than that, so does your whole family.: >> sreenivasllow says the best way to educate community college students like these, is to understd who they are and where they came from. community coeges educate the majority of the nation's low- income students.ac in at laguardia, 77% of students here come from households making less than $25,000 a year. >> often they were not well served by the urban public high schools, which are so underfunded, and so crowded. and so they come to us, really for that second chance. >> sreenivasan: 26-year-old student diamond stanback says she's grateful for aecond chance. >> i didn't make a lot of good decisions in life, i had to start all over, learn be more self-suffi

david muir, abc news, new york. >> who knew there was an original mustang gail?ng kendis? >> that is beat up. and i'm referring to the fella on the left. where did you guys get that? why is it so beat up? >> we have a lot of questions. don't worry. >> i did crash a mustang once. >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now," blackout at one of the nation's busiest airports. >> reagan national near d.c. crippled by a power outage, stranding passengers. we're now learning what caused it. >>> a husband and father who went on tv to plead for the return of his missing wife and daughter has now reportedly confessed to killing them. >>> the president is facing backlash from both parties after pulling the top security clearance of former cia chief john brennan. the rare move is being seen by some as a punishment. brennan is a frequent critic of the president. the white house says more officials could be next. >>> and there is a new simba roaring as the lion king. we'll learn his secret to ruling the jungle on this thursday, august 16th. >>> from ab

i feel gail welcome to the program she had a voice that defined an era us retha franklin has died at the age of seventy six after a battle with pancreatic cancer she died in detroit where she began her career in her father's church a voice became part of the american psyche with hits in the sixty's. on the seventh is the. queen of soul she sang at martin luther king's funeral in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight barack obama's presidential inauguration in two thousand and nine and became the first woman to be inducted into the rock n roll hall of fame and more than anything aretha franklin immense respect as a powerful black artist during america's civil rights period. the title of her nine hundred sixty seven hit a composition by otis redding crowned her legacy from the moment the song hit the airwaves respect. everything franklin's imprint on soul music was enormous for commanding vocals powered the soundtrack of both the civil rights and women's liberation movements half a century ago. the daughter of a mississippi preacher and a mother who sang and played piano a research fra

i'm from gail welcome to the program germany's national football team coach has admitted that he failed to motivate his place and used the wrong tactics at this summer's world cup you reckon love's appearance in front of the media was his first since returning from the disastrous tournament the german football association extended his contract just before the tournament began when the national team crashed out some german media outlets called for him to resign or be fired despite my knee i'm not close to feed. my biggest miscalculation and biggest mistake was that i believed we could make it past the group stage by playing a brand of dominant possession based football club. then get used to speed so we've often played well that way in the past while it's a high risk tactic. so in order for it to work the conditions on the squad have to be just right that's it all has to come together so that we can deal with the risks involved and couldn't that wasn't the case against the opponents we faced in the past let's get more on this from tom get away from day job you thought you were in the stu

all right, gail. how do we get started here?tly. patti knows. see, i don't know about rob but i've got a real chef with me. patti is an experienced woman. >> oh, yes. >> a little salt. >> season them and patti, can you throw them on the grill for me? would you do that? >> sure, baby. >> while they're grilling put them right on, grill them for 30 minutes. this is a "food and wine" magazine staff favorite. >> okay. >> we love making it, so easy, butter in the pan. then -- >> hey, hey, hey. >> plum sauce now. >> making the plum sauce with butter. >> red onion and butter go in the pan, cook them down, once they've gotten color on them about five minutes i'll add plums. you can use red plums or white plums and they'll be very different. you want to get the plums in the pan. give that a stir, patti, thank you very much. >> how is that? throw them on the grill. >> yeah, i'm ready. i'm ready. >> they're ready. >> once the plums have cooked down i'm going to take some mustard and, patti, do you want to grab that -- this is red pepper jel

or they are lgbt q and gail like i am or have a medical and psychiatric issue. let's take a closer look at what i have encountered. kid and gaining networks, they are not necessarily representative of all kids who are cyber bullied or just bullied, i come across kids with some harrowing stories. these are real these are all real. imagine you are a closeted bisexual 60-year-old living in a rural midwestern community and your home is a cabin with no heat and no air-conditioning. the school you attended is small and only a couple dozen kids in your grade. some of them bully you at school and at social media. kids who know you and some who don't, but they all call you names. and sometimes they tell you to just kill yourself. others ignore you. there is no school counselor in your school. one of your parents is a drug addict, both parents don't seem interested in your life. unsurprisingly you are depressed but when you try to talk to your parents you are told to buck up, walk it off. you have no one to talk to. imagine you are a 17-year-old male who lives in a traile

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to see you. >> thank you, gail stein for finance. i manage the agency's advertising program. generally we have wraps on both busses and the light rail vehicles, and they go on busses based upon the yard. [please stand by] people take bus at random times but they tend to take at the same consistent time. i'm not sure how the schedules are different but i just want to be mindful of that and look how we are impacting our riders with the wraps on the windows and make looking at how often, like how the distribution is happening across the lines and in lines where we are having any major service or rerouting of stops and others, really trying to avoid having those wraps, because i think it's very difficult when you can't see out the window and not familiar with where the stop is going to be. i understand it's a small decision overall for busses and i know in the grand scheme of things, it's not significant but because we are allowing people to choose the sites, we have a big weekend this weekend, we bought advertising and you pick areas yo

. >> but what happens when the big kiss gets a big >> we've got oli, charity, nick, and gail breaking down the best on the web. >> mom, i need the 64 pack of crayons with the sharper in on the back. >> mom, i'm going to need you to put a lot more money into my account. >>> i'm on the bouncy house, having a fun time, but in this case it goes a bit wrong. >> whoa. >> where are you? >> she disappeared. >> it's like something out of a magic trip, she just takes a little hop and then she's done. >> wow, that was like a magical vortex. the air in the realm s's fall ben 6 1/2 feet. she's inside the super structure of this inflatable. now the adult that was watching tried to go find them said it was very hard because there's all sorts of warm air being blown around inside it. what's crazy, the people that were running this sort of play area blamed them saying this was their fault for bringing somebody so young that didn't know what was going on. >> it was clearly a tear. i wonder if they tried to repair it at some point and that ultimately didn't work. but that's -- that's nuts. >> how's the

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. >> host: the church of your youth, gail, wall street, harvard, where they set out to destroy you in your view? >> guest: that's probably a bit too strong. it sounds a bit too strong to say that they were set out to destroy me. but i went to jerusalem last year on a pilgrimage, in some ways to find jesus, which sounds ridiculous when i say it, but it's kind of true. over my life i found i had to let go of the god i was given to find the god that i needed. so many of my friends have had that same experience of growing up in a certain understanding of god, a certain understanding of church, certain understanding of and reaching a point where that just didn't work anymore. much of my adult life has been finding out for myself. so i went to jerusalem because i didn't want to throw the baby out with the bathwater. i can't take it the way i've got it. i've got to find it on my own. jerusalem was a very heartbreaking thing that i go to calgary in the garden of yosemite and the most important thing i did was i went to the juice market. there's a market in jerusalem where there is a juice hea

women so one point francis arrives in ireland tomorrow what sort of welcome will he get i'm still gail in berlin and this is the day. the police to do this is tell the truth. and acknowledge and own the fact that the roman catholic church at the global level directed by the vatican the crimes of priests we want people want the survivors to be able to meet the pope didn't want to say something really meaningful not just think people have heard sorry and so it's not good enough for the pope to tell us that they will eventually take the steps to change the culture of a lot of the practice within the church still nothing personal the bishops not have countless strong safeguards measures are not universal so i don't think anything has changed but the public know what is going on. well this weekend pope francis will embark on the first papal visit to ireland for nearly forty years the turnout for his appearances is much likely to is likely to be much smaller than the crowds that greeted the jump all the second decades ago even as francis struggles to restore confidence in the church down new

it's just a shame that when it ended, gail king was arrested for not ordering a coffee., though, i want to say props to starbucks, right? as a company, they didn't just apologize; they're actually doing something about it, right? and i think that's a pretty cool thing. and i bet from now on, they're gonna be a lot more careful when it comes to dealing with race. - hello, starbucks employees. i'm here today because you [bleep] up. but that's fine. after today's training, those racial insensitivities will be a thing of the past. but first, a word to the black employees watching. you good, my dude. take off. y'all ain't gotta watch none of this. we straight. now, for everyone else, we'll be reviewing how to handle some common scenarios that occur inside of a starbucks. when an african-american customer enters your store, there's a right way to greet him and a wrong way. here's some of the wrong ways. - yo, what's up, man? can i get the iced-- - oh, shit, he wearing a bandana. don't kill me! just take the money! [buzzer buzzes] oh, i'm sorry, sir, we are out of grape drink.

steve: gail, let's start with you up in boston today.d terms. >> yeah. this is good news for republicans. it's great news for president trump. it gives him a really good story to tell. the g rpsd numbers from last friday combined with a series of good jobs numbers that we have seen over the last couple of months and maybe another one today it, gives the president an opportunity to take his message on the road and go campaign just like we saw last night in pennsylvania. go campaign in these competitive states in districts and talk about these positive economic achievements. steve: okay. >> it's not just good for the president. it's also good for these republicans running in these competitive states and districts. especially those republicans who are running against democrats who are opposed to these positive economic accomplishments like the tax cuts. steve: sure. antwon, you know, i can't tell you how many ads i have heard about where nancy pelosi is in the ad and she is talking about the thousands of dollars that the family is going to

i'm so gail welcome to the program right wing groups are staging fresh demonstrations in the eastern german city of cam that surround twenty people were injured this week when seven thousand protesters many of them far right nationalist clashed with left wing demonstrators after a fatal stabbing let's get the latest from mike de w.'s that linda fear that joins us from chemists in the west in germany welcome linda this far right protest has now begun what is the feeling that. well right now i'm standing right in front of the stadium this is where the state premier is actually meeting in an hour of time and we just experienced how locals here help the people of kenya as we're getting into a huge fight so there's a lot of tension between the people there was actually one woman standing up and saying you know there's a lot of aggression against refugees and that's what she came for and a lot of others stating their experience in kenya at the moment their fear of going out because that's what they say because of the foreigners here in the street and well this is the stadium this is where

to gail. in the wood read to take with. us economic don't do not want to give all help what i think. fourteen seventy one. the portuguese took possession of an island off the african coast uninhabited virgin and fertile soil ptomaine was a perfect anchorage a safe harbor at one hundred fifty nautical miles from the coast this lookout post enabled them to keep the region's most powerful state in sight the kingdom of congo for. the islands off the coast of atlantic africa will be a very important and points of support for navigation mainly ports a whole the alums also have that advantage the advantage of being able to settle without entering into many of these beauts with africans. attendees at sea from south told me was the kingdom of congo a territory twice as large as portugal it was a powerful and organized country with whom the muslims had not been in contact. and in the. congo is an interesting case of african history very different from everywhere else when the portuguese got there they discovered that there was a king

i want to recognize gail west and teresa barrett the wife of john.. a wonderful board member. anita is on our board. they give extraordinary leadership to the organization. started by mrs. kennedy as a nonprofit, not pot -- nonpartisan and we are honored to be the convener of this presidential site summit this week. today we will talk about presidential legacy and commemoration. let's start by diving into lbj. mark your leadership with the lbj foundation -- monday would've been the hundred 10th birthday of president johnson. there's a commemoration of sorts or a noting of that occasion. johnson was larger than life as president. larger than life post- presidency. what would he think of his legacy as we see him today? >> to you and anita congratulations on this conference. [ applause ] i know how much work they have put into this and it has clearly paid off. congratulations to both of you. thanks to all of you for what you do. i mentioned yesterday i'm not only a historian but also a patron. i appreciate not only what you do but the passion that you put into what you do. thank

gail maclellan reports.pened atan witnesses said the shooting happened at an apartment complex in fredericton, the capital of the province of new brunswick. people reported waking to the sounds of multiple gunshots and sing the barrel of a gun poking through wind and fire in into a courtyard while the bodies of two officers lay nearby. the neighbourhood was quickly locked down with police escorting some people from their homes but within an hour they announced they had a suspect, a a080 roald fredericton in custody, and he was being treated for serious injuries. the two officers, sarah burns and robb costello but they did not release the name of the two civilians killed nor of a possible motive. this incident comes as an increase in gun violence across the country has led to calls for weapons of lands. three weeks ago a gunman 01’ of lands. three weeks ago a gunman or down a busy toronto street, killing two people and wounding 13 before killing himself. the canadian government is considering proposals to tig

one is exactly what gail was saying. it's the stories that we tell. the interpretation, the research. there's another inclusivity which is the people we're telling it to. who are they and how do we get them to come and listen to our story. i think maybe if we kind of think of those two different camps, we can kind of divide up this term. >> when you think about that second group, do you think about them seeing themselves in the story. in other words, is the audience p participatory in the work? >> it's tricky. they say i see myself. i'm repded here. the truth is history and people. somebody from a different background could get excited. we have to walk that balance that you're interested in this and maybe allow for the kind of fascinating part of history that could capture somebody. >> if i could jump in. >> please. >> i want to make a correction. i don't run a historic hall, i'm sorry so say. >> you run a center, an organization dedicated. >> thank you. it's an academic program at my school. i want to use this as an opportunity to shout out to a hist

yes, gail.inaudible] >> what was your inspiration to write the book on marshall and how one did it take you to do the due diligence and pull the whole thing together? >> right, good question. i worked on this book for seven years. fortunately, i have a day job. as is mentioned, i teach constitutional law and international law. it is impossible to take constitutional and international law without john marshall's name all over. he just dominates the field so much. i was interested in finding out how he put these principles out of the air, which were coming out from significant in shaping our national during the character of our government. many of the cases that marshall faced, and cases particularly involving pirates lazing indians were cases of first impression. no one had thought about these cases before here marshall wanted to figure out how they go about settling these cases, said he was in debt to principal debt to principle and hewitt attributed to international law because nobody knew what

lot of trading just a couple of trades can really move prices up or down you know we there's a new gail study out by economists and they've said look because it is different it's different in a number reasons from stocks and futures and the paper just out today actually talks about how you know maybe that's an important reason why we should expect the coin to be so old school and trading and what are your thoughts i think it's very quiet at this paper came out recently because it's so. survey that came out last month actually said that institutional investors are sitting on the sidelines right now because they have very low confidence in predicting the price movements of cryptocurrency they don't know what really drives it so it's very interesting how this paper recently came out and so this paper attempts to investigate the potential predictors of the price movements and returns of cryptocurrency and they isolated two factors to keep factors that they found was the momentum the fact and the investor attention the fact the momentum is very similar to that of the stock market in which pa

she's been a librarian for the washington historical society, gail mccormick. she knows the library of congress like her own backyard and was able to dig up a lot of this information. my undying thanks goes to her because she helped shape the book to what it is today. >> could you describe the re-creation of the monument or the marker on the gravesite that they created were put back and had been standing in the beginning? >> the question is i describe the creation of amonument to the disease mayor . in germany, graves are reused . they are not like american cemeteries where one is here and they stay there forever so after about 30years as a family , the family doesn't renew the plot and the grave wouldn't be used and the tombstone removed. in the case of a celebrity like our mayor, they make an gexception and his gravestone stood in the cemetery until the 1970s when the city decided to remove it and reuse it for a grade but they kept the tombstone in the attic of the fire department. and when this, when my research brought the case back to life, the city decide

. >> then aim healthy because i don't get a lot of sleep and in these hours, we don't, gail. >> that's right. >> see you at 7:00. see you in about ten minutes. >> all right. sound good. >> i would like to test that theory. i would like to be part of that study. >>> and a tweet from elon musk stuns investors and sent stocks soaring. jason brooks is here. >> good morning. teesla woke up the market saying that elon musk is considering taking the company private. he says that he is not a fan of the public markets, too much public scrutiny and there are betters out there. he says we'll consider take it public again when the rate growth matures and not subject to liability food swings by the market. the board of director says that it's been in talks during the past week, taking a hard look. >> the shares there are morning are pulling back, down about 1%. >> over all, the market is heading slow as trade concerns are off setting another round of earning. nasdaq down by 7 and thep is down by 2 points. melissa and michele, back to you. >> jason burke, thank you. rerdfound that major cell phone k

floridad decide she ww fly across the ocean for free her name is ruth so to land wite the subtlety of gail the brownt hair bobbed in the latest style almost never appearing with aeai scarfng appea around her head te engine was a brilliant shade ofn orange less to do with flair and practicality and it was easier to find an orange plane than a silver one but the floridian had no intention to put her played pe the water. and too all the way down to the name painted on therfn to t fuselagen girl. runway ready already commanding always commanding their their attention with thestinc tivedistinctive high pitched voe give a weather break will take off then what is your hurry? i've been planning this ever since i started flying then lindberg did it and i was more determined i want to be the first to challenge.l i will do it only went to fly ty paris because you are a girl? th she said i i hear they have pretty evening gowns and thene a set i've never been to europe i i might as well go this m way c back andf take it easy no flying back for me.as the reporters wanted to know everything about her was

s.o.m., our master architect, bionic is the landscape architect, gail doing our public realm. we have sherwood design doing water and b.k.f. the remaining infrastructure. aecon doing our ceqa and environment. we purchased this site in 2013 and started our planning and development in 2014. it's largely vacant with a cul-de-sac. there were a variety of plans that were putting to in many years that this site had sat vacant. we reviewed the plans. they're listed here, as you can see, and tried to take the best element of each. in particular, we looked at the 2010 india basin neighborhood association vision, which laid out the intent and desire of the immediate neighborhood for development here. over the past four years we have had extensive outreach. if you know build, we're exclusively residential. our office is three blocks away on linden. we're part of the community and have been for a long time. we reached out to the immediate neighborhood and greater neighborhood. we've had 150 meetings or workshops. we've included -- went two ahead of me. we've included merchant groups, citi

he shows gail king where he sleeps. >> i sleep on the couch. >> you are laying here on the couch? >> yes. >> last time, i slept literally on the floor because the couch is too narrow. >> reporter: nobody has told him to stop and get help. >> nobody can tell them what they can and can't do. they believe they can do anything until the roof falls in and the floor comes off under them. that seems to be the position that elon musk is in today. >> reporter: is there a tesla without must can? >>> there was apple without steve jobs so clearlile clearly, there can be tesla without elon musk. >>> the city of venetia says that it is taking steps to stop the use of chemicals in roundup. the city says it's using the least toxic products available when required and never applied to playgrounds. the story stock piles and application procedures are also regularly inspected by a city attorney. this comes after a former ground keeper won millions of dollars against monsanto after arguing that the chemicals used in roundup caused his cancer. >>> congressman macdesaniey wants soil tested. he wants so

my name is gail davis carter. we are un partners. i have to tell you, i love you. because you are so straightforward. and i'm a fellow december baby too. we are straightforward. what i love about what you shared about is the differences of people that are still the same. i have two questions, when you went to the border, i noticed there were two people who flew the entire wall of the border in mexico. in some places where there is no wall and you can walk through the pond over and across from each other. did you experience any of them? and did you experience what people are dealing with on-site as you're watching it on full? and then being a woman of color and doing the work that you're doing, what has been your biggest challenge to overcome stereotypically? >> can everyone hear the questions in the back? >> the biggest challenge to overcome,. >> what has been one that you've had to overcome. >> i'm not sure what the stereotypical challenge would be, but i know that there were some point in my career when i made the decision that i'm not going to continue to explai

we have some audience members. >> sandy and gail have a k. carroll bag.t a huge tote. this does it for you. three compartments on the inside. zipper on the outside an a cross body stress. rfid-lined for credit cards. this stuffing not included. normally $45. slashed by 55%. 20 bucks. you get a lot of bag for 20 bucks. >> what do you think about the bags? >> they're great. >> and lightweight, right? >> yes. >> i love it. >> all right. thank you very much. and harris and emma are available for adoption from the humane society of new york. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> and good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. we have an update for you this morning on the mendocino complex fires. cal fire released these new numbers about an hour ago. the fires have burned more than 110,000 acres. the larger ranch fire is 33% contained, while the river fire is 50% contained. 14 homes have destroyed and cal fire hopes to have full containment by tuesday. >>> how is our thursday morning traffic? alexis? >> we

to gail. he would read the. economic don't do not want to give out help and i think. fourteen seventy one. the portuguese took possession of an island off the african coast uninhabited virgin and fertile soil ptomaine was a perfect anchorage a safe harbor at one hundred fifty nautical miles from the coast this lookout post enabled them to keep the region's most powerful state in sight the kingdom of congo for. the islands off the coast of atlantic africa will be a very important and points of support for navigation mainly ports uphold the islands also have that advantage the advantage of being able to settle without entering into many of these beauts with africans. attendees at sea from south told me it was the kingdom of congo a territory twice as large as portugal it was a powerful enormous country with whom the muslims had not been in contact. and in the. congo is an interesting case of african history very different from everywhere else when the portuguese got there they discovered that there was a king there was a what they called the kingdom. not only that it wa