she's joining us in hampton, virginia. thank you for joining us on c-span3 and c-span3's american history tv. and thank you for doing such a marvelous job as we hear the rehearsals for the ceremony going on in the background. dean newby-alexander: thank you so much, and i hope everybody comes to the region to learn a little bit more about our american history. >> and what do you think the ceremony will mean for those in attendance and those watching? dean newby-alexander: i think that this will be a watershed moment where americans begin to recognize the importance of 1619, commemorating 400 years of african and african-american perseverance in american society. we will stop excising enslavement, oppression from our understanding of the american story, and we would begin to recognize it and also commemorate those individuals who survived a very, very treacherous period in american history. >> professor, author, and dean, cassandra newby-alexander, thank you for being with us. dean newby-alexander: thank [applause]

virginia --hampton hampton, virginia.pecifically, this is the site of what they called old point comfort. this is where all of the ships coming in from ocean would come in, doc, offload supplies ck, offload supplies and personnel and others. this was the site where the first africans from west central africa arrived in the jamestown colony. this is a significant time period, because this is the beginning of the african presence in what we would later call the united states of america. and, we would really see them contributing not only their skills, their talents, but also their fight for freedom and equality began right here in hampton, virginia. host: if you could, explain the journey they took from africa and how they ended up at your location, point comfort, in hampton, virginia. guest: sure. controllingse were a port called lawanda in today's angola. this is the west central post, where there were a number of kingdoms. one of the most dominant kingdoms, i should say two, the kingdom of nadango in the kingdom of the c

she is the city manager of hampton. dr. wreck zealous, who had a major role in the establishment of the national exam of -- national museum of african-american history. every single one of you need to go through that museum if you have not. we are every day making a closer connection with that museum. dr. ed harries. i don't know if any of you have watched the public broadcasting series on reconstruction, but he is continually interviewed, and he does such a terrific job. i have listened to him two or three times trying to write down notes and i thought, holy smokes, i know that guy. that's ed from the authority. he has done a great job. thank you. dr. marine is a professor at hampton university. jay joseph is currently serving as vice chair of the authority. colin campbell is the vice chair. he is recovering a little bit right now. he has been terrific as well. jay is the brother of molly ball who was secretary of natural resources and was instrumental in much of the direction we have taken. i want to recognize clark mercy

elizabeth city county included fort monroe and hampton. the whitehurst's and all the refugees who had made the region their new home over the last two years would be exempt from the proclamation in fact as the map shows and i will explain how, a third of the refugee camps that would be established across the south were exempt from the emancipation proclamation. on this map, the lighter gray region which include south carolina, georgia, alabama and so forth, that is the included areas, it is the darker gray region that was exempt, which includes a loyal border space, the union border space in places like kentucky, and also including areas that had been occupied and had come under union control by the time the proclamation came around and therefore was now considered loyal regions again and they would be exempt from tennessee for example and also, in the two squares, parts of the coast of virginia and the area surrounding new orleans, these were all exempt because again, these were considered loyal. there was no military necessity to interfe

elizabeth city county included fortman row and hampton. the families there are exempt from the proclamation. in fact, as this map shows, i'll explain how, about a third of the refugee camps established across the south were exempt in areas exempt from the emancipation proclamation. on this map the lighter gray region that includes south carolina, georgia, alabama and so forth, that's all the included areas. it's the darker gray regions that were exempt. so that included the loyal border states, the union border states, places like kentucky. it also included areas that had been occupied and come under union control by the time the proclamation came around, and, therefore, were now considered loyal regions again too and they would be exempt. tennessee, for example, but also in the two squares parts of the coast of virginia and the areas surrounding new orleans. these were all exempt because these, again, they were considered loyal. there's no military necessity to interfere with slavery in these regions. so you can imagine this was a pretty

i've been to the hamptons, it's very nice. there's no reason it has to be.here's no reason he should be able to have a nice little party. there's no reason why people shouldn't be able to be outside of his house and making their voices peacefully understood that they do not -- >> totally. there have been peaceful protests outside mitch mcconnell's house and i imagine there will be peaceful protests outside this which is again it's all speech. peaceful protests, the right to assembly under the first amelt, that is the way that -- because your point here is how does civil society deal with what we're seeing? how does civil society deal with the most powerful person in the world? by invading the congress people and saying it's an invasion -- the peaceful means by which civil society responds is through more speech and more protected activity and pressure. >> and there's a difference between some pretty well-off person in san antonio who maybe donates $5,000 to someone like this, who i'm sure inaggregate is probably getting hundreds of thousands or even millions

virginia --hampton hampton, virginia.cifically, this is the site of what they called old point comfort. this is where all of the ships coming in from ocean would come in, doc, offload supplies ck, offload supplies and personnel and others. this was the site where the first africans from west central africa arrived in the jamestown colony. this is a significant time period, because this is the beginning of the african presence in what we would later call the united states of america. and, we would really see them contributing not only their skills, their talents, but also their fight for freedom and equality began right here in hampton, virginia. host: if you could, explain the journey they took from africa and how they ended up at your location, point comfort, in hampton, virginia. guest: sure. controllingse were a port called lawanda in today's angola. this is the west central post, where there were a number of kingdoms. one of the most dominant kingdoms, i should say two, the kingdom of nadango in the kingdom of the con

i graduated in '73 in hampton. i attended hampton university. i didn't know dr.llis, but i wanted to know where will we go to hear your stories that were told today? >> they're recording it right back there. so the one thing i will say is that colonial williamsburg has always done an extraordinary job with archiving. one of the things that we promised each other in our sort of pre-talk was to be as emotionally honest about this as we could, even as we saved some names to protect the innocent and not so. but, you know, it is being digitized. it is an archive. i think it will be shared first with those employees who wanted to see it first. after that, i don't know. that's the one thing i will say, is that they have from photographic records to the videographies and things that were taken over the years, there's an incredible programmatic archive here. i only hope they get it digitized, uploaded so people can get to it easily. that's the key. >> at the beginning beth mentioned there were two other programs they were going to be having, one in june. >> july and octob

park, hampton was confederate military leader and one of the largest slave owners in the southeast, so why is statute in park named after late hampton but those are the things that i realized i never thought about. it was hampton park, so now i feel like i have begun to be more aware of the history of the city and, in fact, colleagues taking history class over college because you realize everything, tip of the iceberg of all the stuff you didn't know and so in order to understand where the white supremacists thinking comes from, like i said, i'm not from south carolina, i didn't take the history of south carolina class, you know, it's in the curriculum, i suspect it's not adequate to detail all of this. [laughter] >> i did a story about elliot case which a lot of you may know was one of the 5 cases that came brown versus board of education, i did not know here in south carolina, one of the pivotal cases in desegregating the schools. so that's the tip of the iceberg, i feel like because i don't know what i don't know, so i think it's incumbent on all of us to learn more about the his

he's going to be fund raising in the hamptons. he's a real estate guy. the company that he owns, a number of celebrities say they boycott the fitness chains. the president said we were competitors but friends. he's a great guy. probably be more inclined to support me. he's out on the hamptons and expected to be back in new jersey later on this afternoon. rick? >> thanks, rich. appreciate that. ahead, the man hunt in tennessee where a prison worker was found dead. an unmate on the run. i'll talk with the investigator in charge of finding this guy before he can hurt anybody else. that's next. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ mmm, exactly!ug liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice! but uh, what's up with your partner? oh! we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance because no two people a

leland: now, for those trying to become the next president, live pictures out of hampton, south carolina, south bend mayor pete buttigieg holding campaign event, he's one of just several 2020 democrats hitting the campaign trail this weekend, and who else, peter doocy, the reporter who needs no sleep on the ground with them in hompton, hi, peter. >> leland, pete buttigieg just showed up and he's got company in the low country, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren both also going to be in south carolina later on, those two stops today in georgia on their way here as part of an effort to court african-american primary voters. >> why should black folk votes trust you.

alan fischer al-jazeera hampton virginia. and our web site right there is al jazeera dot com we have news there from around the world i did see the front page there is about the cheese 7 summit we'll continue to cover that stay tuned for headlines. i'm richelle carey these are the headlines on al-jazeera president has once again insisted washington is not looking for regime change in iran he made the comments at the g. 7 in france a day after iranian foreign minister job at zarif made a surprise visit to the summit and trouble so says chinese officials call the american trade negotiator on sunday and wants to resume talks to resolve their trade dispute no word from china on that stock markets across asia have closed in the red after the trade war escalated in the past few days because benchmark nikkei index plunged by more than 2 percent on monday china's currency the yuan dropped to an 11 year low. i mean business in one. it's very important. for them but it was really a. lot of things that happened is why resolution is a gr

wealthy new yorkers, bankers, lawyers, investors flock to their summer homes in the hamptons over theummer and they're both democrats and republicans. these are the people that donald trump chides in his rally and says they are out of touch with the average working person and yet he is here taking money from them from the rnc, and also he has friends here including to your point billionaire real estate developer steven ross who's also an investor in high end gym concepts, so soul cycle and equinox that have made diversion and inclusion and diversity, i just made up a new word, part of their business model. and consumers really feel betrayed by the fact the owner, one of the largest owners and investors in these businesses is supporting donald trump because they see his values as anti-thetical to his. john? >> christina alesci, this has been very controversial over the last few days. thank you for being with us outside soul cycle out in the hamptons. >>> children in clas as their parents get caught up in immigration raids. how a mississippi superintendent is dealing with this situation

for now, lauer is staying put in the hamptons.e are told he's focusing on his children and truly keeping a low profile. account former anchor escape his "today" show scandal? >> i'm bringing you sad and upsetting news. >> reporter: jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon seemingly ripped their morning show plot right from his reality. >> my cohost and partner of 15 years was fired today. >> matt, he is my dear, dear friend and partner. we have decided to terminate his employment. >> i thought it was very interesting. i met with some of people on the cast and they just wanted to pick my brain. >> the ratings continue to hold. on tuesday hoda returns. >> i'm coming back to work. >> matt and his ex aren't the only ones who have moved on. check out liam himself worth sexy and smiling. not looking bad and to be honest, looking brad pitt fight cleanup from this shot in his new movie "killerman." liam says blood, sweat, and tears were shed from all involved in the action film. >> you don't know who i am? >> i don't feel anything. >> but w

days and you can see the very large tent behind me which will hold this ceremony on sunday here in hampton that will start in the next 30 minutes or so there will be a ceremonial bell ringing which will last for 4 minutes to cover the 4 centuries since those 4 slaves arrived you can only imagine how they must've felt they were brought from what is no modern day angola in the river here and dropped to the u.k. colony the british colony that existed here. at jamestown they were sold for food and that meant for the rest of their lives they would be in servitude they probably couldn't speak a word of english they would speak portuguese in the local language and they came some of them from fairly advanced cultures into what was a very primitive set up but they changed history those would have been the very 1st african americans and we know that that lasted for 200 years that they were in slavery before the emancipation proclamation and many people are still concerned that african-americans and that is where the phrase came from from these people who came from africa and landed here 400 years ag

alan fischer hampton virginia. richelle carey with your headlines on al-jazeera president has once again insisted he is not seeking regime change in iran and says it's too soon to meet iran's foreign minister he made the comments a day after job and zarif made a surprise visit to the g. 7 summit they will talk to them i believe that in order to secure our country's national interests any instrument should be used if i know that going to a meeting and visiting a person will help the country get developed and solve the people's problems i will not miss it the principle is the national interests of our nation are on says it's deployed its most sophisticated warship to provide security for its ships in the gulf of aden that's one of the busiest shipping ports in the world iran has also announced it has sold the oil that was on board that tanker that was detained by british forces enter prawle terror attack iran did not say who bought the crude comments if the rebels say they've attacked a military target in the saudi c

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i want pitchfork and torches outside this man's house in the hamptons. trish: unfortunately there is a lot more where that came from on the left. why are these little creatures taking over neighborhoods? "trish regan primetime" begins right now. tonight, bombshell new evidence from documents obtained by fox showing that the fbi knew all about christopher steele's anti-trump bias and yet continuing to cite his unterrified unforced dossier to renew multiple warrant. in fact bruce ohr knew christopher steele was totally desperate to stop trump more than a month before the official application to spy on the campaign was filed. joining my, former chairman of the house oversight committee, jason chaffetz, along with former fbi assistant director dan colton. what's your reaction? >> i'm not surprised. you have tremendous animus against mr. trump, now president trump. these individuals used the power of their office to try to interfere with his election. i think they violated the civil rights of people in the trump campaign putting together a false document to g

shannon: the rnc says donald trump raised $2 million more than expected in the hamptons today as donors hosting a fundraiser are facing unprecedented levels of criticism and calls to boycott. they are not the only ones. rhetoric is ramping up against regular trump supporters, kristin fisher at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: the trump campaign is laughing all the way to the bank after those two fundraisers in the hamptons that added millions of dollars to his massive war chest heading into the 2020 reelection campaign and the chairwoman of the republican national committee believes that all of these boycotts of businesses and calls to publicly shame trump donors, believes that is actually helping donald trump. >> in a tweet tonight rhonda mcdaniel said thanks to the unhinged mob on the left donald trump raised $12 million today. $2 million more than originally expected. the first fundraiser hosted by billionaire real estate developer and luxury fitness chain owner stephen ross who is under intense pressure to cancel a fundraiser, membership cancellations. >> i want pitchfo

he began it yesterday in the hamptons in long island. that toney, affluent enclave raising $20 million for his 2020 campaign. jo, kendis? >> mike viqueira, thank you. let's discuss this with sonia scheff with business insider and jonathan allen, msnbc news national political report. good morning. >> good morning. >> a week after the shootings, is there any indication there is going to be real momentum for gun legislation? we've seen the president flip and flop over and over again over what, the last six years? >> yeah, absolutely. and this is a cycle that's repeated itself so many times. we see this time and again with every mass shooting that royals the nation. i would add that this president in particular compared to other republican presidents and certainly republican legislators has shown a willingness to take action when it comes to gun control, but like we've seen, you know, as soon as the nra steps in, like they did this week by calling him and kind of telling him that, you know, supporting this background check legislation isn't

the hamptons, it's nice. no reason it has to be. there is no reason he should be able to have a nice little party? >> he did say he wants -- it should be a peaceful protest. calling for torches and pitch forks is not a peaceful metaphor. we have folks encouraging and escalating this kind of behavior which will lead to violence. no question about it. and we just need to sort of ramp it down and cool things off. unfortunately to your point we're an outrage culture now 24/7 driven by some folks in the media in particular but social media and twitter. there is no getting away from it unfortunately. >> bill: mitch mcconnell. stab him in the heart. josh mccauley is talking about the big tech and twitter. >> this is all too typical from twitter and big tech. congressman castro calling for retribution against trump donors posting their names. twitter doesn't do anything about that. mitch mcconnell whose life is threatened and he exposes what the left wing whackos are doing and twitter sensors him? >> bill: he summari

. >>> health care and the hamptons are flash points today in the democratic campaign.izing as what he sees as a retreat from cam ma layer harris and adding, quote, i don't get to the hamptons to raise money from billionaires, sanders says and adds if he did go, he would say we must pass a medicare for all system to guarantee affordable health care for all, not just for those who can afford it. the daily beast account noted senator harris at a hamptons fund-raiser she decided to modify her health care proposal because, quote, i have not been comfortable with bernie's plan. we started the show saying primaries are usually about ideology. there you have it. >> yeah. and harris, the shot that bernie's camp had .threw at her was, well, then why did you sieven to to his plan? and harris's retort is we've seen these advisers go back and forth against each other on twitter. harris's retort is that's what you do when you're in the senate, you sign on to multiple plans. some veiled shots potentially at warren and against the media is that he's very much trying to, in this crowde

i'm all in fisher in hampton virginia where the people here are commemorating 400 years since the 1st africans were brought to the english speaking colonies and forced to work its leaves. how the whole weekend i think the start of the coming would be characterized by slow moving but pretty big thunderstorms the most recent victim this all streets in austria 73 millimeters or in 3 houses ones on the still a significant damp or flash flooding the result they're all reserved the potential for hey a lot of these towns and quite like the lightning that tended to die out i think the risk during monday still going to be around the alps stretching into austria want to balkan states but it's really is launching our free from the risk and further science were local right and who was too lazy which was a risk. on sunday that the picture of temperature. this is maybe the more critical one for most places $32.00 low thirty's is the high end of normal in europe but for northern europe particularly in france in the british isles such to a thirty's furies were approaching record breaking temperatures

it was going to be at this big, beautiful exownld in the hamptons.eah. >> stephen: when you say the the person's name, i will show the photo. >> perfect, perfect. so it's crazy. (applause) you got this, baby. >> this is fun. >> stephen: so jeremy strong, here we go. >> stephen: he plays the second oldest brother on the show, alan ruch actually plays the oldest brother. >> exactly. >> stephen: a lot of people make that mistake. go aheadness have got it. >> stephen: go ahead. >> so jeremy invites moo he to this party t is going to be at this big compound. i take the long island railroad out there. >> stephen: what time was the train. >> i guess the point of that is to say-- . >> stephen: you did not arrive by helicopter. >> i'm still greg in life, i'm basically just greg. >> stephen: yeah, i can tell. i like you. it it is a compliment. >> he's getting there. >> so anyway, so i get on the train, the train is really sweaty. >> stephen: what train. >> the long island railroad. i was told to milk this. (laughter) (applause) >> thank you. >> stephen: people

alan fischer al-jazeera hampton virginia. some people have been killed in a helicopter and an ultralight plane crashed in midair over me york now the crash took place near in the north of the popular tourist island off the spanish coast 5 passengers including 2 children were on board the helicopter while the other 2 victims were on the small aircraft. this is al jazeera these are your top stories iran's top diplomat has made a surprise visit to the g. 7 summit in beirut as the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif flew in for talks with the french president emanuel macron france has been trying to salvage the 2050 nuclear deal that the u.s. pulled out of last year zarif said the road ahead would be difficult but it's worth trying. the german chancellor angela merkel says every opportunity should be taken to resolve tensions between the u.s. and iran well this could get let's intentionally fogger in the end the question is can we succeed in finding a way to prevent a further escalation because if nothing happens then we will h

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if you're in hampton, new hampshire or bangor maine, catch me at my tour friday night.d sup next. first up, here it is, your moment of zen. >> right now this is another charade and you have to decide how honest you want to be. >> is that not true? >> you're dodging. >> i'm not dodging. >> my answer is my answer, you don't get to tell other people what their answer is. >> this isn't your show. >> it is. >> it says hannity, it doesn't say de blasio. >> spade: well, it's thursday and we did two weeks and we did it. and i'm steekd. i thought we did a pretty good job. i can't wait to go to italy and maybe float on geoff know's yacht. >> can you approve this area 51 stripper bit for monday? >> wait, we have to come back here next week? >> yeah, like, every week forever. >> spade: no. >> unless we get canceled. >> spade: oh! ( cheers and applause ) >> and now, david spade!

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hampton virginia. it's the bells rang for 4 minutes. one for every century since the arrival of the 1st african sleeves in the english speaking colonies that would become america taken from what is knowing gola they were sold for food to the struggling colon ists the fust of hundreds of thousands that would follow creating history changing history don't let other people in the fire who we are and who we were who our ancestors were because when you read the bible history books it's in their version of history they do not tell you about the good things that we did they tell you about our ancestry was all about slavery and our africans were not slaves we were enslaved and we are here today to pick up those broken pieces and try to heal from the wounds of slavery everyone was infected slavery was an international trade and everyone profited many people profited from the slave trade and many people were broken by this is poor years ago where my ancestors came across an old boats have overhauled picture serv

. >> david: i go out to the hamptons, it's beautiful out there. i won't go there this weekend. key forget the river looked on my regular traffic, can you imagine with the president there? try getting out there. >> melissa: miami miami dolphis owner and billionaire investor stephen ross, the host of the fund-raiser, facing growing backlash from liberals going to boycott company he started to come include equinox and soulcycle. he's expressing qualms about going out to today's fund-raiser, but saying he has known the president for 40 years and that they don't always agree on issues. the president defending ross earlier today. >> he's a great guide. by the way, i think is more inclined to be a liberal, if you want of the truth. he likes me, he respects me. we are doing a fund-raiser there. the controversy makes it hotter. they'll figure that out in about a week. >> melissa: celebrity chef jose andres -- divisive that week dominic right who has a restaurant in that area, "i respect a person's right to politically supportive he chooses but these are normal times. i ask you, steve ro

he's now headed to fundraisers in the hamptons. i'm kate bolduan. thank you for joining me. let get over to the white house once again. that is where jeremy diamond is standing by. you were in there during the 30-plus minute back and forth with the president. it is interesting. he's making some strong statements on gun measures, specifically on background checks. meaningful background checks, common sense, important background checks. did he break new ground here? >> reporter: well, these were certainly the most extentive and forceful comments we've heard from the president so far in terms of talking about background check in the wake of the shootings we had in el paso and dayton, ohio. as far as specifics, you hit it on the nose when you're talking about how he described the background check legislation that he would support. again, intelligent background checks. we don't want guns in the hands of the wrong people, common sense, sensible. that was as specific as the president got in terms of explaining what kind of legislation he would actually support. and that does leave

stephen ross is hosting a fund-raiser for president trump's re-election campaign at his home in the hamptons. president trump is planning to attend. this sparked protests and calls for boycotts at soulcycles in san francisco. >> i certainly don't want to support donald trump in any way, even if it's indirectly. >> there's fly wheel, other companies that do just as good a job as soulcycle. i'll give them my money instead. >> reporter: soulcycle and equinox both released statements saying they have nothing to do with this fund-raiser and no company profits go towards supporting any political candidates. stephen ross released a statement saying he has been friends with president trump for 40 years and he will continue to support candidates on both sides of the aisle who address the issues he cares about. live in larkspur, liz kreutz, abc 7 news. >>> now we turn to the mass shootings that devastated dayton, ohio and el paso, texas. today an ohio school board will decide whether to release the dayton shooter's student records. former classmates say he was suspended from high school for compiling

alan fischer al-jazeera hampton virginia. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories iran's top diplomat has made a brief surprise visit to the g. 7 summit in beirut the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif flew in for talks with the french president emanuel micro france has been trying to salvage the 2050 nuclear deal that the u.s. pulled out all of last year after mr zarif left beate ritz he went on twitter saying iran's active diplomacy in pursuit of constructive engagement continues matter manual macro on the sidelines of the g. 7 after extensive talks road ahead is difficult but worth trying. hezbollah's leader hassan nasrallah says the group's in a new phase of its conflict with israel after 2 israeli drones crashed in the lebanese capital beirut hezbollah says one drone damaged a building housing its media office when it crashed in beirut's southern suburbs another israeli drone came down in the same area after exploding in the air and then i'm enough is enough we will never allow israeli aircraft to attack lebanon

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i want a pitchfork and torches outside this man's house in the hamptons. i've been to the hamptons. nice. there is no reason why he should be able to have a nice little party. >> mark: this guy is actually paid by msnbc, and he's inciting the mob to go to private citizen's homes. >> lisa: he is a frequent guest on msnbc, my understanding, but you're right. he's calling for action. here we have a lot of people on the left indicting president trump. saying that he is saying insightful rhetoric it dominic they are hypocrites. >> mark: yeah, absolutely. but they don't get called on it, oddly enough, the way that donald trump does. >> lisa: well, they don't, because one of the biggest things that we've learned under the age of trump, is the perception of objectivity that exists in the mainstream medium is gone. people who attempt to be objective, no longer care. now, they are just wearing democrat on their sleeve and they don't even care. >> mark: keep watching these guys, lisa, for us. bill de blasio had 15 people. i'm not even eligible to run. >> lisa: is that an announcement question

. >> i want pitch forks out this man's house in the hamptons. >> you don't get to say i am for racialquality. but i like his economic views. >> you own the blood that happens. you can't do it. that's what swing voters have to understand and be shamed into. >> president trump responding by defending stephen ross and saying the back lash will back fire. >> stephen ross is a great friend of mine. he is a successful guy. by the way, i think he is probably more inclined to be a liberal if you want to know the truth. but he likes me and respects me. the controversy makes me hotter. they will figure that out in a week. he is very successful. i guess they are going to raise 11 or $12 million. >> mr. president --know. >> i am used to saying billion. >> he was right. president trump raised $12 million today. the campaign is awash in money. >> how sorry and sad of a life do you have to have to be focussed on endless boycotts all the time. go to your kids soccer game and have popcorn and go to a movie. the difference between the right and the left. the right boycotts things because of people's wa

soul cycle, after news that the owner will be hosting a election party for president trump in the hamptons tomorrow. this is "bulls and bears," joining me on the panel gary kaltbaum. steven ross responds to the backlash today over his plannedded fundraiser, i have always been an active part tant participant in democratic process, i have known donald trump for 40 years, we agree on some issues and disagree on others, i have never -- >>iic equinox and soul cycle sending a message. what message is this boycott sending? >> you know, i think i'm going to start my own app called boycotter, this way everyone can keep on top of what is woke, what is broke. there a new boycott every day to keep track of. i have been studying on-line behavior for specific companies and social media for over a decade. there is something called vocal minority, they speak loudly but it does not necessarily represent what everyone is doing, this is out of news cycle in a couple of days. if i am the company, i hole hold tight. >> fascinating you bring up vocal minority, this is sending how vac youous these people are --

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having seen the paper, katherine and her husband moved the family to hampton, virginia in 1953 to pursue the opportunity to work at langley. katherine had to wait a year before she was hired as a human computer. >> computers were women who using addingons machines and sliding rulers. nasa began to have many women working for them. however, there was still segregation. small rooms a expected to fit 20 black workers or more. can you imagine working long hours every day while the whites enjoyed modern technology and spacious rooms while sipping good cups of coffee? >> no matter how hard the women worked, we were paid $16,000 a year, and the men were paid $26,000. that is a $10,000 difference. >> after a few weeks, my supervisor assigned me to a project in a remote division. i never looked back. we had these big data sheets, and it went on for days. it was fascinating. >> it was obvious she was different from the other important>> information related to orbital trajectories was discussed. i was denied. they said women were not usually coming to these things. still, i was denied. i asked more

good morning from hampton pool in south—west london.e fires raging across the amazon in recent weeks have been devastating — notjust for those who live there, but also potentially for the global environment. for president macron of france, they are a crisis the g7 was designed to fix — a common threat that requires collective action by the world's major economies. so today, he and other leaders will discuss and potentially agree a new plan to help countries first with the fires, and then subsequent reforestation. translation: there are contacts that are being made with all the countries of the amazon by our teams so that we can finalise very concrete commitments of technical and financial means. the german chancellor angela merkel said the earth's lung was being affected, so there had to be a common solution. borisjohnson promised an immediate £10 million to help brazil with reforestation. but it's still not clear what else may be agreed. president bolsonaro of brazil has accused foreign governments of interfering in the sovereignty of

. >>> despite controversy over president trump's hampton fundraisers, his reelection campaign raked in $12 million in two high priced events over the weekend. hosting a 60 person luncheon for him. in fact, he made quips with his dealings, saying at one point quote it was easier to get a billion dollars from south korea than $114.13 from a rent controlled apartment in brooklyn. >> joining us again, scott wong. it actually helped him raise more money. how have the hosts of these fundraisers been impacted? >> clearly they did raise a lot of money at these two hamptons fundraiser, but i think there is enormous frustration from average americans at what they're seeing in the trump administration and so when they find out who some of these top donors for president trump are, who are these people sponsoring these fundraisers, people are deciding they are going to vote with their pocket books and in the case of steven ross, the owner of equinox and soul cycle ji gyms, democrats are saying we can't vote president trump out of office now, the election is not for another year and a half. but we c