well, what it is was, i don't know, greensboro, directly here, so i'm a big comma. now this is darcy. i read about l d. i visit, but i no longer see or hear the war myself that you thought you other mature in the budget. marco and the other club members want to help in what used to be the office kitchen. net already planning the next steps. the immediate help for diana and her family was just the beginning. the coach wants to help more athletes, coaches and families escaped the wool as a dust, yoga dimension of the community to wrestling community is almost like a family has leaked and crossed out on that's v as we don't have a lot of media publicity in our sport. and, and on them, and many people aren't in a situation where they have a lot of money. let's wounds and dusty the, let's vanish, get to for food. so i wasn't shocked by the willingness to help in general. but the intensity and number of offers was a surprise fung dyer had me sh and yes, it gives me goosebumps and it's just awesome. what is being given views on how many people are committed about it and in

. >> this upscale sprawling former bordering school in greensboro, north carolina will imminently house unaccompanied minor children at the direction of the biden administration. health and human services quietly signing a five-year lease for the vacant american hebrew academy campus where migrant children will live in government custody until they can be reunited with family or sponsors in the u.s. hhs will hire up to 800 workers to staff the facility and children could begin arriving as soon as this week. some local officials support the move. >> it's about the children it's about jobs. it's about doing the right thing for these children. these are innocent children. we should not put politics in the midst of this. >> but some north carolina g.o.p. lawmakers are crying foul as hhs secretary harf yesh basara previously denied reports that migrant children would be sent to the state. >> can you confirm if this report is true? have you already sent or are you planning to send minors to north carolina. >> there is no plan that we have to shelter children in north carolina. >> several nort

it was here in greensboro, north carolina, at the wool worth line up are.ck college students sat down asking to be served. today that counter is still here, the building now international civil rights museum. >> we came here so many times when i was a child. i've eaten right along these seats. >> i wasn't allowed to eat at this counter. so when we talk about juneteenth and moving forward, so now you and i can sit down and eat together, we can break bread together. >> reporter: alex and odell formed a friendship do the hard questions about where we are in race relations nearly 160 years after the civil war ended. believing that their shared faith is strong enough to bridge the chasm of their cultures. >> we just don't want to upend, but we definitely want to make people comfortably uncomfortable. >> reporter: greensboro played a pivotal role in the civil war. the confederate president and cabinet members fled south, stopping in this hamlet where they held a series of secret meetings. it's believed that near this spot a decision was made on april 13, 1865, to

both pastors and sons of the south who grew up during the violent years that brought it was in greensborocollege students to fight segregation laws and sat down asking to be served, today the counter is still here, the building the international civil rights museum. >> we came here so many times that i was a child i've eaten along these seeds. >> i was not allowed to eat along these counters we talk about juneteenth and we move forward so now you and i sit down and eat together we can break bread together. >> they formed a friendship two years ago to ask the hard questions where we are in race relations nearly 160 years after the civil war ended believing that their shared faith is strong enough to bridge the cabin of the cultures. >> we just don't want to offend but we definitely want to make people comfortably uncomfortable. >> greensboro played a pivotal role in the civil war following the capture of richmond virginia the confederate president and cabinet member fled south stopping where they held a series of secret meetings. >> is believed near the spot a decision was made on april 13

the biden administration is quietly signed a 5-year contract to start losing abandoned school in greensboro, north carolina, for the purpose of housing unaccompanied minor children away from the southern border. to take a look at potentially thousands of those migrant children will be detained at the american hebrew academy campus in greensboro. that is where they are going to be held until they can be released to family members or sponsors who are already living here in the united states. hiring up to 800 workers to staff that facility and children are set to begin arriving as soon as july. some local officials support the move. >> it's about the people. it's about the children. it's about jobs. it's about doing the right thing for these children. these are innocent children. we should not put politics in the midst of this. >> you are taking a live look at that campus right now which is near a residential neighborhood. there are now some north carolina republican lawmakers who are crying foul. that testimony last year when there were rumors floating around that migrant children would be se

the greensboro jaycees held a drive-through parade for 104-year-old walter sticky birch and 96 rolled into show their appreciation and the local u.s. marine corps color guard presented colors in their honor. they also recognized veteran william deforest who had passed away last week. so, kevin, just a chance to say thank you once again to this generation as we have so few of them left to celebrate and tell them how much we appreciate them. >> greatest indeed, no doubt about that, good nice, good night salute to them. wanted to get to the great state of georgia, that's where a childhood cancer survivor who pushed through 38 radiation treatment is actually beaten the odds to become a pediatric cancer nurse. i want to meet julia york, she's just 22, diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer when she was 12, doctors told her she probably wouldn't make passed 13, she did, she continues to persevere and push not just herself and others, she recently graduated from uab, university of alabama birmingham, way to go, julia! and graduations! >> shannon: i love that. she's turning on her

been director of the holicville museum farm in folklife center on long island and worked at the greensboro historical museum in north carolina. jared received his ma in museum studies and ba in history from the university of north carolina at greensboro. he is also a blacksmith woodworker raises bonsai trees is a photographer and is acted in numerous films. it's wonderful to have him with us today. and again, there will be time for q&a at the end of our presentation. so, please feel free to leave those at the bottom of your screen. without further ado. i'm going to turn the zoom over to jared. right well, hello. thank you so much for that great intro and thank you highlands and the james room museum for having me. i'm really excited to be here and to show you some some really cool stuff from elizabeth monroe's life now. before i begin before i started jump into the material culture some of these cool artifacts that i have here. let me ask i'm gonna ask you a question. if you're in your house and time suddenly froze and everything just sort of stood still. and hundreds of years from now fol

in greensboro, to join, the european union's got a boost to the european commission saying that both it animal nova should be granted candidate status. it's an early step forward in the lengthy process to achieve full status within the e u. commission president as the on the line the says that ukrainians have shown they are ready to die for their european dream. in the view as the commission, ukraine has clearly demonstrated the country's aspiration and the country's determination to live up to european values and standards. ukraine before the war had already embarked on its way towards the european union for 8 years now. it had already been gradually moving closer to our union. a guardian president laudermill ask is called to move. our historic achievement was she, unless she is at his nikki, either recently, now we are only one step away from fully fledged integration into the e. u. we have a positive assessment from the european commission concerning candidate status for ukraine. and it is a historic achievement for all who work for our country. we just have to wait for the decisi

host: this is adrian out of greensboro, north carolina. democrat. good morning.aller: good morning. i have been listening for the last hour. all i get from this -- these people will not watch the hearings. all of these republican witnesses testifying, a lot of them trump appointed. all dismissed because of a lack of evidence. donald trump is the biggest compulsive liar and con artist in history. if you check his records, all the bankruptcies, racism, corruption, money laundering. donald trump should be held accountable and locked up, along with giuliani, eastman. host: what did you think about the republican caller who said these hearings have changed her mind? caller: i yelled at the top of my lungs, finally, someone with common sense. someone said there were 127 republicans who went along with donald trump. all of them asked for pardons. you do not ask for a pardon unless -- host: there was not that many who asked for pardons. the caller was referring to how many rejected various state counts on january 6. we are talking about a handful, according to testimony,

biden administration is going to begin the housing micro children at a former boarding school in greensbororge operation of facilities reportedly have looking to hire up to a hundred new staffers. here to talk about is somebody who were present at the community, the community in washington former north carolina washington walker, so the officer or refugee that we sent to the federal agency that oversees this project, they are telling us that they are going to provide schooling, mental and medical services, case management, legal services, and recreational opportunities for the kids while they are there. they're also emphasizing this is meant to be temporary. is all there is a great terrible? >> i think it can be dangerous. we talk about migrant kids is a former pastor for 16 years, i worked in refugee camps, we want to make sure that the children are taking care of. but here's the deal, jillian. is at over 70% of these migrant children are older teenagers with a great majority of them being males. we do not know this specifically what that looks like but most blue cities and blue counties d

tons of food distributed across to my country. 1.4 million isis and with owner cargo plane at a greensboro north carolina, every week since the conflict started, that's 52s nonfood items if we had to rent a 747 cargo plane because the need was so great. we started working with the canadian government and we are flying refugees as was mentioned before come , flying refugef poland into canada where they're being served alongside her sister or one of our affiliate offices up there in canada but being placed and work with the church is therefore support. but because samaritan's purse as accretion or position we do not rely on government grants per our donors allow straight agile and able to respond immediately where called to serve. there is no committee meets, no waiting to look into the waiting on government grants. god trust us to help those in desperate need. one of the recent samaritan's purse is able to respond to ukraine again was the established church network i talked about. when i was in ukraine your the second week of the word i met the head of the baptist union pentecostal union an

host: helen is out of greensboro, north carolina, independent. did you watch yesterday?aller: my name is helen and i watched bits and pieces. my problem is how come they don't subpoena nancy pelosi, the sergeant at arms? president trump did not cause this riot at the capitol building. if you notice, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, and all of that crowd, they knew what was going to happen. we need to get on with the people's business. why don't you ever cover something about joe biden and hunter biden? that needs to be exposed. this president that we have in the office today is not -- he is not qualified. when i go to my doctor for my hearing checkup, i have to take a cognitive test because of my age. why is this man not given it? he is in with china and nancy pelosi is a disgrace to our country. host: this is irene in california, line for republicans. caller: i am watching most of it. the reason i am calling is i am very disappointed in c-span. my husband and i watched c-span and we watched all the way up to when they went to the capitol. all these older couples arrived at

host: greensboro, north carolina, william, go ahead. caller: good morning. just want to say first that the trump administration was kind of lucky because he had something called the air of good feeling which only happens every 80 years. it also destroyed everything. i don't understand where all this disconnect is with january 6. the bush administration came up with the patriot act and if you read it, all of those people involved would be considered a terrorist group. that goes back to the 1970's with the black panthers and isis, the same kind of thing they did. they were just a bunch of caucasian males and females and i think that's the issue. how come they are not getting treated the same way as isis or a black panther? that's a problem. i work in a grocery store and i have seen no real changing in people shopping in the last two years of the pandemic, and i work at walmart. i think the economy will get better but joe biden will need more time. if the republicans went back to their original 1980's and 1990's taking care of the economy and the citizens, lgbt