what is important for us about garvey, and garvey is some is that garvey is going to be a black political leader who argues that african-americans should utilize political self-determination to transform their state of being. for garvey political self-determination meant owning businesses, it meant education, and it also meant personal and cultural pride. garvey is going to be victimized by both internal and -- ineptitude and corruption and external indictments from the federal government. but the movement daddy helps to one leash is going to continue to reverberate throughout latin america, even during the great depression and world war ii years ago when we think about the great depression and world war ii years, these were years where radical democracy is progressing throughout the united states, and by radical democracy i mean in the 1930's and 1940's we see a multiracial movement for full citizenship that is going to stretch from harlem in new york city to the industrial shop floors of detroit michigan, to dixies cradle, a birmingham alabama, out west to the postwar boom towns of los

he would seek a pardon for marcus garvey. than once.t more does anybody have any idea what that's all about? >> the only thing i know is years, people may know marcus garvey was a phenomenon, he was a nationalist who decided there would be a to africa movement and linethe black star would be the ship that would take people back and the was unseaworthy unbeknownst to him, but he vision of self-actualization within african-american community and he believed strongly in his philosophy writings that there was enough talent within the african-american community bet we could self-actualized people and defend ourselves, feed be there ford ourselves as independent people. marcus garvey, i've met a garveyite and i'm a member the negroer of improvement association in city.rk so the garveyites continue. of not the deep history it, it's in my book, that's the reason why i'm familiar with this, but i also know kis casee was this conflictse were within the african-american community that led to non-support when he was attacked by the fbi a

((bonnie garvey, found lion in her back yard))"i just saw it out my back window. it was very surreal. it just looked like it didn't belong!"the garvey's, safe in their home, snapped these photos as animal control worked to tranquilize the lion..yet again.((bonnie garvey, found lion in her back yard))"the cat looked like it was in fear."this time, the tranquilizer workedand officers were able to take to lion safely out of the neighborhood.(jace huggins, chief animal control officer, city of sacramento))"they are thinking he's actually pretty healthy. so most likely he will be released into a wildlife area that is far more adequate for him to be."enough excitement for these homeowners, thankful no one was hurt.((bonnie garvey, found lion in her back yard)) "it was actually just an honor to experience it. it's a beautiful cat. with everyone being safe and it safely ending, i can say it's an honor." (jrs) in a surprise speech in the senate sunday-- virginia's lieutenant governor defended himself against claims of sexual assault. two women say justin fairfax sexually a

garvey: "it was just lying behind an oversized juniper bush"he took these pictures as the cat - stooddoff with fish and wildlife experts. nats: "it looks very healthy!" and showed no signs of slowing down.so fish and wildlife - shot the animal with a tranquilizer.bill garvey: "it just sort of slumped down behind our pomegranate tree. it took about 10 minutes for it to lie down."it all came to a peaceful conclusion - as the cat was carried out - in slumber.dan o'shea: "our cats sit out here all day long and wait for cats to come by,"and it seems today o'shea's furry friends got just what they were hoping for.dan o'shea: "i'm glad the cat's fine. i'm a cat lover" let's take a look outside right now... richmond san rafael bridge. you can see raindrops on the lens.... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: heavy rain moved into the bay area today with the main focus in the north bay. the winds have also been very gusty as yet another powerful storm hits the bay area. flood watches have been posted for the north bay and flash flood wa

garvey: "it was just lying behind an oversized juniper bush"he took these pictures as the cat - stoodh and wildlife experts. nats: "it looks very healthy!" and showed no signs of slowing down.so fish and wildlife - shot the animal with a tranquilizer.bill garvey: "it just sort of slumped down behind our pomegranate tree. it took about 10 minutes for it to lie down."it all came to a peaceful conclusion - as the cat was carried out - in slumber.dan o'shea: "our cats sit out here all day long and wait for cats to come by,"and it seems today o'shea's furry friends got just what they were hoping for.dan o'shea: "i'm glad the cat's fine. i'm a cat lover" ( james )( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) that was macy jenkins reporting. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... taking a stand. a school is complaining the factory across the street is causing breathing problems for their children. ( james ) and we take a look at some of the biggest winners from last night's oscars. ( james ) and here's a live look at high camp area of squaw valley ski resort. coming up ... we'll break down the sierra s

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planted in rows the garvey roots form a network that helps keep water and nutrients in the soil. the hope is that fertile farmland will persuade the villages young people to come back. not that this is to get the thing up as it is done with in. venice. we want to motivate the young people to take care of a. our homeland and our soil that me. the and above all we want to give them an incentive to stay here. is that my night we don't want them to leave as one must get another. program has also been getting support from mexico city. a million know it today ya guy is a born and bred city dweller his life is a world away from my son but he saw a lot of mexico's rural areas as a child on family vacations and wants to raise awareness of the problems facing people there. in twenty seventeen he founded a startup called root which organizes sustainable trips to the rural outback but many other eco tourism operators he says aren't a sustainable as they like to claim. it a tourism in mexico has to change because right now most of it it is still based on extractive system and this means that

felt by all those who were planning new projects in the past the real estate developer protests and garvey was able to sell his products in the shell phase he then used the money to finance the completion now it's more difficult to get capital business is getting harder. if you look at because of constructing an apartment complex it's a very very very near to be sealed grange ward. fellow so there is not much of margins left into a business ironically new buildings are actually urgently needed in mumbai because prices continue to fall by as prefer to wait and see it's a vicious cycle and even the best bargain offer won't help. and that's our show for more or. thanks for watching and have a marvelous week. he presented americans in some point in our lives will experience hardship. climate change. biodiversity species conservation exploitation quality. rights displacement. three thousand. thanks good song. from africa and the world. your links to exception stories and discussions continue and will come student news after coming program tonight from born in germany and from the news of these

felt by all those who were planning new projects in the past the real estate developer protests and garvey was able to sell his products in the shell phase he then used the money to finance the completion now it's more difficult to get capital business is getting harder. if you look at it because of constructing an apartment complex it's a very very very near to be sealed grade ward. fellow so there is not much of a modern humans left in the business ironically new buildings are actually urgently needed in mumbai because prices continue to fall by as prefer to wait and see it's a vicious cycle and even the best bargain offer won't help. and that's all show for more on a website or our social media for school or in berlin for me and the entire team thanks for watching and have a marvelous week. we may come over a week watch us on a fix that and much of. the some of the surface of. the continent. part of it and join our dumpsters as they share their stories. with the seventy seven percent plus from her africa charge. here what's coming up for the book is playing a house. here on. the monitor

felt by all those who are planning new projects in the past the real estate developer protests and garvey was able to sell his products in the shell phase he then used the money to finance the completion now it's more difficult to get capital business is getting harder. if you look at it because of constructing an apartment complex it's a very very very near to the field graves what they're trying to fellow so there's not much of margins left into the business ironically new buildings are actually urgently needed in mumbai because prices continue to fall buyers prefer to wait and see it's a vicious cycle and even the best bargain offer won't help. rival german carmakers b.m.w. and dime a merger right share ride hailing car sharing and electric vehicle sharing services the tie up which was announced early last year was officially launched by the two c.e.o.'s of the companies in berlin where the new venture will be headquartered brings fourteen brands including. dominoes consequent b.m.w.'s drive now under one roof partnership with some sixteen million customers in twenty cities and it plan

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felt by all those who are planning new projects in the past the real estate developer protests and garvey was able to sell his products in the shell phase he then used the money to finance the completion now it's more difficult to get capital business is getting harder. if you look at it because of constructing an apartment complex it's a very very very near to be sealed phrase war. fellow so there is not much of modern humans left into the business ironically new buildings are actually urgently needed in mumbai because prices continue to fall buyers prefer to wait and see it's a vicious cycle and even the best bargain offer won't help. and that's our show for more than a website or our social media and crystal urn berlin for me and the entire team thanks for watching and have a marvelous week. quadriga international talk show four journalists discuss the topic of the. president's call to close a national emergency to get funding for the border with mexico calls cards made european allies threats of national security bending the rules of the break. we're looking at that coming up on the t

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the economic program of marcus garvey and the self-help movement of the 1960's, calling for economicdetermination, all have them origins and washington's life. at the beginning of the civil war, 4 million black people were living in slavery. ♪ americaneekend, history katie looks back at the 1969 supreme court landmark case pinker versus des moines, with a students do not lose first amendment rights on student grounds -- school grounds. sunday morning, two of the students involved in the case. they talk about their experiences and take questions from students during an event hosted by the state historical society of iowa. >> in how many cases a year does the supreme court take? >> you tell me. >> they take about 80 cases, out of 10,000. about 10,000. >> less than 1%. >> they thought this was an important case. >> in our case the judges also split, but it was a 7-2 split. it was a resounding victory for student rights. >> at 8:00, american history tv will continue to discussion with mary beth and john tinker live on washington journal essay take your questions and comments about their

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thread forming an electrical circuit the women combine the conductive thread with henican the type of garvey that grows in the yucatan peninsula. so. once the solar panel has charged for about five hours during the daytime it can provide enough light for two nights. not to but that it's really useful at night when it's pitch dark in my village. it's on all night and it's so useful when i need to go to the toilet or hear a strange noise. it's a bright light it's very useful. more encourages the women to feel proud of their skills and to find creative ways of using them. with the cynical here but is that this also how does your husband feel about you understanding how solar power and l.e.d.s. work and what a battery is what you've learned to the basic principles of engineering even if you don't realize it. look to see if it's a great advantage for me what i've learned and maybe that will help me in the future with. this in working with new materials and products is providing these women with a new life really which. is that. we're thinking of making new products and taking them to market so pe

in a recent california office of administrative hearing decision, the garvey school district was found to denied to a student by not addressing the student's anxiety. because of his anxiety, the student refused to attend school and didn't make progress. in that case, the court found on the side of the family. so we provided that case information to all of you in your packet. again, we want to emphasize the importance of social emotional supports in our schools and they be implemented with equity and fidelity. it's not about being touchy-feeley with our kids, it's that we let them know that their teachers and administrators believe in them and believe that every one of them has the ability to succeed and a place and belongs at their school site. staffing is still a challenge at our school site. we're still hearing about staff leaving and shortages and, you know, there is a lot going on. we're really, really happy the funding came through for our teachers. that said, there is still pieces we need to be -- feel need to be picked up. one is really looking at case loads and how our special

i did add hav advocate a pardonr marcus garvey. was elected in a language letter to him -- long letter to him, i have if the asked for a pardon, i will going to trial. kennedy: would you like a trial. >> i expect to be vi be -- centd in court. there is no russia collusion allegation again me and no crime in connection with 2016 election against me, these are non nonvit process crimes but i was still taken down by el chapo. kennedy: you are a former -- does nixon speak to you in dreams. >> he came back from adversity, i did not like his war on drugs be he took us off gold san stand but we negotiating a arms limitation with soar yets an --, but nixon. >> what was victory symbol when you came out of the courthouse. >> show people i am not crushed. this was an attempt to crush my spirit and make my buckle under, i want people to know that is not what i'm going to do. >> cory well yo lou endow see la bad guy. >> he is an advance man. if you need someone to spat straighten up the flags behind the podium. he is your man. kennedy: are you

of course, i could not talk about -- talk about marcus garvey, harry belafonte, barack obama's father, but let's talk about me. [laughter] >> i left guyana, south america, to go to school at mcgill university in montrÉal, canada, in 1967. up until that time in guyana i had witnessed a struggle for independence and admired the people who left that struggle -- led that struggle for independence. they were then considered militants. guyana did get its independence in 1966. i had heard dr. marlis king's speech -- dr. martin luther king speech on the march on washington and i had a recording of it. my only other real connection with the struggle and the united states is that my father revered paul -- i arrived in montrÉal, canada, the rise of the black power movement. and when i started telling my friends about the little i knew, they said, no, this is a new era. this is the black power movement. had several demonstrations in montrÉal during that time. the next summer, 1968, i decided to go to new york to spend the summer. and lived in brooklyn. and it was my first time since leaving guyan

. >> reporter: the garvey's snapped these photos as animal control worked to tranquilize the mountainion yet again. this time it worked, and the officers were able to take the animal safely out of the neighborhood. >> they are thinking he is pretty healthy. so most likely, be released into a wild area that is far more adequate for him to be. >> reporter: and that's good news for these homeowners, who are just thankful no one was hurt. >> it was just an honor to experience it. it was a beautiful cat. with everyone being safe and saferly end go ahead, i can say it was an honor. >> animal control said the area is near some wildlife, but the sighting is steul extremely wear. >> gas is up to $2.44 a gallon nationally. that's been the case for the last two weeks. the jump from lease rise in crude oil costs. still, the price at the pump is 15 cents lower than it was a year ago. the average price of diesel rose 3 cents over the past two weeks to $3.04. here in the bay area, it may come as no surprise that the highest amp place to the nation is $3.50 a gallon in san francisco. it is 20 cents l

we saw it in randolph versus marcus garvey a little later in the industrial period, if you will.e have seen this time and again. and african-americans are not the only ones who have experienced this debate with their community. you are hard to beat for making noise. hopefully a joyful noise and on key. anyways, dr. king said his dream is "deeply rooted in the american dream." it isonally feel like opportunity -- for me, that's the word. that's the american dream. that is what brings more people turn to get into this country then trying to get out of it. that is what brought the civil rights movement, the labor movement, the education movement , all of these things, opening up opportunity. and what did james brown say? i don't what nobody to bring me -- i will get it myself. that was the subtext of these movements of liberation. king said, sons of former slaves and sons of former slave owners will sit down at the table of brotherhood. the central message, they will live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but the content of their character. he talk

you can't preach to them black panther party or, or, you know, marcus garvey or this because they can'te it and make some money off it. >> anthony: despite an appalling murder rate, questionable leadership, chicagoans aren't going anywhere any time soon. >> shirley: the southern people we brought our spirit here, so chicago have like a warm spirit and you know loving spirit. >> lupe: it's a beautiful place, it's a genuinely beautiful place where you have to redefine beauty is to you. when you go to different neighborhoods, and it's really bad. but even in that there's still a beauty in the people and just from a cultural front, you know, we got everything here, you know? we got -- you want capoeira, we got capoeira. we got that. you want house music we got that too, you want, you want just straight finance and you want just be a stock market baron we got that too, you know, you want some of the best food, that you ever find we got that too. so we're crossroads, we picked up a lot, a lot of little dna in things from different places on all fronts. ♪ ♪ >> bruce: i've always my whole life

i couldn't talk about marcus garvey, barack obama's father, but let's talk about me. independence and admired the people who led that struggle for independence. they were considered militants. i had heard dr. martin luther king's speech. my only other real connection with struggle going on in the united states was that my father revered paul robeson. i arrived in montreal, canada in 1967 was the rise of the black power movement. when i started telling my frentdss about little i knew, they said, no, this is gnaw era. this is the black power movement. we have several demonstrations in montreal during that time and the next summer, 1968, i decided to go to new york to spend the summer and lived in brooklyn. it was my first time that i had lived in a predominantly african-american community. as a result got more interested in the black power movement. long story short, why liile liv in brooklyn, i heard about an organization being formed in washington out of what was federal city college called the center for black education that had the focus on pan africanism. after par

those realities are the rise of the garvey movement in new york, detroit, new orleans, the emergence of the black industrial workers, black entrepreneurs, the growing numbers of urban churches and more. one thing that helped me out a lot is, i'm glad you guys made an acronym for that. made it very easy for me to say. she had that holdup like my mom. >> excuse me, ladies and gentlemen, if i can have your attention. you may not have noticed, but we have a real big, real deal right appear. and i would be so appreciative if you would give him your attention, because he really has a lot to say. we paid him, no, well >> now that i know what you're paying me, i make sure, i'll send you my invoice. so with that said continuing with the program, i appreciate you having me as your mc today. a few housekeeping items. make sure to trying to leave the area, leave in the back of the ballroom, you can enter and exit there, also, there's some volunteers walking around selling raffle tickets, you can get a raffle ticket for five dollars, three for 10, and there's some good prizes you can win, $500 a

descent to new destinations and new social realties, and those such realities are the rise of the garvey movement in new york, detroit and new orleans, the emergence of the black industrial workers, black entrepreneurs, the growing numbers of urban churches and more. now, one thing that helped me out a lot is asalah. i'm glad you guys made an acronym for that and made it very easy for me to say. she had that hold up like my mom, like that nate dog, hold up. >> excuse me, ladies and gentlemen, if i could have your attention. you may not have noticed but we have a real big real deal right up here. and i would be so appreciative if you would give him his attention because he really has a lot to say. you know, we paid him about $1 million -- no. >> now that i know what y'all are paying me, i'll send y'all my invoice. where's edgar? [ applause ] with that said, continuing with the program and i do appreciate you guys having me as your emcee today. just a few housekeeping items. make sure if you're trying to leave this area, make sure you leave in the back of the ballroom. you can enter and ex

. >> and marcus garvey. >> and the weed thing. did you inhale?u were listening to tupac. >> not what she said at all. >> right. >> there are people who see her as a potential threat. that's why they are going after her within the african-american community. the issue i see is it's not just potentially too soon. i don't consider this race complete until we find out what joe biden or beto o'rourke say or even what bernie says. those guys will determine what happens to the unaffiliated white vote, people looking for a certain kind of candidate. sherrod brown won't make much of a ripple. but those three that's where the race is. >> it was a morning poll. that is interesting. the democratic party in terms of the congressional delegation has a paucity of white men. but the white guy looms large in the presidential realm, milieu because that goes somewhere. in the same poll -- we don't have a graphic -- when people asked for their second choice, biden and bernie were the only two people. >> they don't know the others. look, in a democratic primary, you