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nicole hannah jones is everywhere. she's college recently, we're seeing someone who is a genuine academic celebrity . and a celebrity endorsement is all the university wants to do, there's lots of other celebrities they could collect as well. this is a terrible idea area and it's really a representation that they allow this to go ahead at all. >> on that point, this really concerns me. you hit the nail on thehead . the fact, this should matter. especially in journalism. it's not even as if we're talking about the facts correct that came through a different conclusion. they literally got facts wrong. another one who i am an enormous amount is my favorite read him in graduate school. gordon would, he goes through it as well. there are so many historians that document where she gets it wrong. if you criticize her just like you're seeing now, if you criticize her where talking about somebody who is not getting facts correct and she would be teaching in the journalism school. where? we should expect the facts should be corr

now we are turning to nikole hannah-jones.list announced tuesday she is decided not to join the faculty at her alma mater unc chapel hill. instead the pulitzer prize-winning reporter will join the faculty at howard university, the prestigious historically black universities where the knight foundation has established a tenured, endowed professorship in race and journalism for her. she also plans to create the center for journalism and democracy. acclaimed journalist ta-nehisi coates, who is a howard alum and close friend of hannah-jones, will join her at the school. the decision by hannah-jones comes after her tenure was initially denied by the unc board of trustees in may after it was first unanimously approved by the faculty. the board typically rubber-stamps tenure for professors who have won such approval from their peers. the decision to deny her tenure was reversed last monday after massive protests from alumni, faculty, and students. hannah-jones spoke tuesday on "cbs this morning" with host gayle king about her decisio

hannah gooch-peters joins us now.hannah, did anything you heard out of the ecb change the way you are thinking about european equities? hannah: for us, i think in terms of where investing in europe, we are investing in companies that are so not -- are not so much impacted by the ecb. we are looking for software companies, platform companies, or in terms of consumer staples, input cost inflation might be a problem for lower quality consumer staples. we are looking for ones that can push that input contemplation onto consumers without impacting on them on prices and margins. guy: hannah, you are bottom up, trying to pick good stocks care the top-down picture at the moment is one of volatility. you're seeing bond yields on the move. it is rippling into equity markets. we are seeing a significant drawdown today. where the opportunity in that? there is a danger we throw the good out with the bad. is this an opportunity? hannah: at the moment, it is a picker's market. we have seen strength in cyclical areas of the market, e

hannah, how do you think it will go? i from both of you. hannah, how do you think it will go?nk it will go? i was take 2-0. i think a few people have been - think it will go? i was take 2-0. i i think a few people have been saying that and _ think a few people have been saying that and that is my gut instinct toa _ that and that is my gut instinct toa |— that and that is my gut instinct too. ., , that and that is my gut instinct too. . , . ' that and that is my gut instinct too. ., . ' ., ., that and that is my gut instinct too. . ' ., . . too. i was a 2-1 to england after extra time- _ too. i was a 2-1 to england after extra time. oh! _ too. i was a 2-1 to england after extra time. oh! you _ too. i was a 2-1 to england after extra time. oh! you are - too. i was a 2-1 to england after extra time. oh! you are going i too. i was a 2-1 to england after. extra time. oh! you are going for the drama! _ extra time. oh! you are going for the drama! gosh. _ extra time. oh! you are going for the drama! gosh. dan _ extra time. oh! you are going for the drama! gosh. dan and - extra time.

a reality. >> i'm hannah montana. it, you know, my everyday self. the men on the news say climate change is a hoax. i talk back, hold the objects they inhabit, break them. >> reporter: now that she has a national platform, alex wants to reach back and make sure other people's voices also are heard. >> i feel incredibly privileged to be here. and i know that it took a lot of work on my behalf. but i also know that my community has put in just as much if not more work by mentoring me and really giving me access to spaces where i felt like my voice mattered. so it's the community, the vietnamese american community, sacramento, i'm just so happy to uplift their stories. >> reporter: now this fall alex will study engineering at stanford university. and she plans to use that training to put into action some of the ideas that she shares in her poetry of bettering her community and building a more sustainable and equitable world from the ground up. she also dreams of writing a book of poetry that will be translated into her f

and i've got to say, live that nikole hannah-jones did not go to howard by herself.for real. i mean, ta-nehisi coates and nikole hannah-jones, i want to give my degree back so i can go to college all over again. i will go to d.c. during the week and do this on the weekends. hopefully we'll get to do this again on the weekends with jenny yang, brandy zadrozny, and hayes brown. good to see you. >>> coming up, the best seat to see the tokyo summer olympics will be on your could you please couch. how do the olympians feel about that? downy unstopables downy unstopables you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. look for the ecolab science certified seal. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪♪ trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you kno

i said, who's this hannah einbinder? show. >> jon: yeah, she was on the show. >> stephen: that was the only other thing she's done in television is your show. and it was like a week before we we wanted off the ware in 2020. early march of 2020, she was on the show. so i went back and watched and it was great.lized, over, i wano talk to her now because she was on the show and vpr that we recognize talent. >> jon: yes. >> stephen: she's talented, she's fantastic. >> jon: leveled up. >> stephen: she's incredible. stick around for that. are we here? where are we. >> stephen: it's like the first time i have been on television. ( laughter ) friends, every night i stand over there, carefully lighting and staging the day's most topical news stories, composing groundbreaking orchestral arrangements to support them, then meticulously choreographing them and myself in a delicate, heartbreaking, yet uplifting pas-dedeux, to present for you the epoch-defining ballet that is my monologue. but sometimes, i fish a stained velour jumpsui

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you are a gp and if ou have like hannah did. you are a gp and if you have a — like hannah did. to - like hannah did. you are a gp and if you have a family come to you - like hannah did. you are a gp and if you have a family come to you or i like hannah did. you are a gp and if you have a family come to you or a | you have a family come to you or a young person come to you who presents with what you think is some form of eating disorder, what confidence do you have that you can pass them through to a place where they might get help? what services are available and how is that being affected by the other issues we know are affecting care and health? we are facing this huge increase in numbers and they are just not coping. br; numbers and they are 'ust not coinu. �* , . numbers and they are 'ust not coinu. j . , ., coping. by direct people to charities such _ coping. by direct people to charities such as _ coping. by direct people to charities such as the uk i coping. by direct people to - charities such as the uk eating disorder charity to get extra support and we saw a smaller c

. >>> also, nikole hannah-jones is taking a new gig at howard university.t does this tell us about how higher education is reckoning with race? we will get to that. >>> first, cori coffman is here with the headlines. >> hey, joshua. stories we are watching at this hour the number of confirmed deaths in the surfside, florida, condominium collapse has risen to 86. 40 people are still missing. national and local agencies are still investigating the cause of the collapse. >>> pope francis will deliver his weekly sunday blessing from a rome hospital where he continues to recover from intestinal surgery. the 84-year-old pontiff had half of his colon removed. the vatican says he has been in good spirits during the recovery, eating, reading and walking regularly. ashley barty is the winner of the women's champion. she defeated her opponent in three sets to win her second grand title. she is the second australian one to win the wimbledon and the first since 1980. more of "the week" with joshua johnson after the break. h joshua johnson after the break. ty protn to he

hannah, don't sound like a narcissist here. mean, it's a little stylistically all over the place. i try to dip my toes into every style comedically. i like to do music. i like to do lighting cue, a prop here and there, bring up the form, get weird, experimental here and there. you know, just sort of -- like the latest bit i wrote is sort of -- it's like biology based. so i'll just go all over the dplienchlths looiskt -- doing a lost like -- dating, i'm not doing. i love to watch that. >> what made you want -- >> i go in the weird spaces. >> what made you want to get into standup in the first place? >> you know, i kind of -- i started doing improv in college, and there was a comedian, nicole beyer, who i'm a huge fan of. she's fantastic. and she came to my school, and she asked if anyone from the improv team wanted to open for her. and i volunteered, and i just kind of tried it out in that way, and i fell in love with it. then, you know, after college, i just started going to open mics around l.a. and the rest is, as they say, h

i'm talking about nikole hannah-jones.dad flying that flag, and you talk about the duality. right. he's in mississippi, which has this track record of terrible violence against black people, but also that he loves america. nikole: i mean, my father was like generations of black people who believed that service to their country was how they could finally get treated and recognized as full citizens. people like to trot out stereotypes and statistics about black people. well, black people are overrepresented in the criminal justice system. black people are overrepresented in out-of-wedlock births. but the one statistic that they never seem to bring out is that black people are overrepresented in service to our country, that of all racial groups, we join the military and serve in the armed forces at the highest rates. and that is what my father did as well. and i think that's where people seem to forget, black americans were fighting in wars to democratize other countries and then coming home and facing brutal suppression of t

[ inaudible ] >> hannah, i think we're having some audio issues, hannah, there.each other to continue on this somber day. i think we're going to try to get your audio fixed and get you back and see if we can hear you now. >> can you hear me now? >> i can hear you now. it's very clear now. sorry, do you want to start again on what today was like. >> i was just saying i want to personally congratulate itsy on their victory. they played brilliantly. they ever a tremendous manager and i'm confident they can gain from strength to strength. they have a very bright future ahead of them. >> i made the mistake of not congratulating italy tonight. i see you were very diplomatic there at the top. you said they were a young team, but also many members of this team are children and grandchildren of immigrants. and the team is being held up as an example of a progressive achievement, a progressive immigration policy. you said the government was being criticized for being anti-immigrant. do you think this tournament, this england team, this final in wembley can change the dynam

>>> we're going to talk with nikole hannah-jones. trustees agreed to grant tenure to the pulitzer prize winner after declining to hold the issue in private meetings. on thursday the board did approve her tenure in a school faculty. in a statement after the vote, they defended their handling of the situation. >> members of this board have endured false claims and have been called the most unpleasant of names over the past few weeks. therefore, i believe that this board has earned the right to set the record straight. there have been days we have wrongly questioned this university's commitment to academic freedom and open scholarly inquiry. let me be per febfectly clear. we embrace and endorse educational freedom. >> controversy around her appointment related to her 1619 project which exposes the legacy of slavery in this country, the project drew criticism from conservatives, including former president donald trump. thousands of faculty and students spoke out in support of nicole hannah-jones and many praised her work while criticizin

you know, nicole hannah-jones talks about how hbcus have been at the forefront of greatest thinkers and. do you find these outside arguments about critical race theory, are they actually seeping in to a prominent hbcu campus, or are we looking on the outside saying why are these people debating things that we know to be facts at our institution? >> you bring up a great point. one of the things i encourage my students to do is to question. we're trying to give you that truth in the classroom. but we also want students to be independent thinkers, to be critical thinkers. and part of it for them to come and question whether these things are true or not. and for that matter to come with their own theory if they find it not to be true. the thing that is different i think at howard or any hbcu is we're willing to confront that truth. we're willing to expose it for what it is and we're willing to change the narrative if we find it not to be true. i think that's what our higher ed institutions should be about and over the years that's what you've seen at hbcus and that's what's led to change. b

we have hannah we've just seen damon and now we've got hannah and it is lovely to have you with this and what do you make of the game? i'm completely buzzin: , to you make of the game? i'm completely buzzing. to be — you make of the game? i'm completely buzzing. to be on _ you make of the game? i'm completely buzzing, to be on the _ you make of the game? i'm completely buzzing, to be on the what _ you make of the game? i'm completely buzzing, to be on the what other- buzzing, to be on the what other people have said, i was quite confident going into the game and a predicted 2—0 but i was not expecting that in sitting there watching the match, i was proud thinking that it was 4—0 to england. what is going on? it was an amazing performance, so much composure he could see that mentality that southgate has instilled in the players and just felt like he was neverin players and just felt like he was never in doubt, really. haifa players and just felt like he was never in doubt, really.- players and just felt like he was never in doubt, really. how did it feelto feel— never in doubt, really

and to| be the face alongside hannah i think is such— be the face alongside hannah i think is such ahat a _ hope that it will show the country is back home that a normal- hope that it will show the country is back home that a normal kid i hope that it will show the country i is back home that a normal kid from a normal— is back home that a normal kid from a normal comprehensive _ is back home that a normal kid from a normal comprehensive secondaryl a normal comprehensive secondary school, _ a normal comprehensive secondary school, 18 — a normal comprehensive secondary school, 18 years _ a normal comprehensive secondary school, 18 years later, _ a normal comprehensive secondary school, 18 years later, can - a normal comprehensive secondary school, 18 years later, can be - a normal comprehensive secondary school, 18 years later, can be the l school, 18 years later, can be the person _ school, 18 years later, can be the person that — school, 18 years later, can be the person that is _ school, 18 years later, can be the person that is leading _ school, 18 years later, can be the person t

now, as for me, might hannah, in washington d. c. when we say that infections are on the rise in the u. s. might put it into perspective for us and what we had 10 days since july. the 4th, when there was so much positivity about the future. well, come out. yes indeed. the infection rate has now doubled within the last 3 weeks today. there was some 23000 new cases reported as opposed to roughly 11000 on june the 23rd. there are a few reasons for this. firstly, as you heard from rob, the delta barion has created a massive problem with them. the united states, as it has in other countries. but what you've also had in between 2 is the july, the full holiday weekend where they were large numbers of gatherings. so these are coming together to create this as flare up in infection rates within the united states. on the brightest side, perhaps deaths are running at about $250.00 a day. to put this into a context they were running around 3 and a half 1000 a day earlier in the winter. so clearly the vaccination has a massive impact in terms of

so to be the face alongside hannah and i think it is such a fall in nominal role.thatis secondary school can be the person that is leading out the team at the olympic games. the men's football tournament is underway. brazil — gold medallists in rio 5 years ago — got off to the perfect start with a big 4—2 win over germany in yokohama. it was a rematch of the 2016 final, which brazil won on penalties and they took the game by storm — everton's richarlison opening the scoring. and he was in the mood for more too as he scored a first—half hat—trick to put brazil 3—nil up. germany then scored two of their own but this brilliant goal from paulinho put the result beyond any doubt for brazil. elsewhere... mexico thrashed france 4—1. the pick of their goals coming from sebastian cordova, early in the second half. and for all the latest on the first leg matches in the second qualifying round for the europa conference league head to the bbc sport website round but that's all the sport for now. they heatwave is coming to an end, it may not feel like it right away because it's

they were seeing little baby gus, you know, on, on, you know, with jack hannah, i'll name name shak hannah, and others on these morning shows david's cell moni, others were bringing their paths from animal planet. and you would see them and these were endangered animals and it was his whole architecture and scaffolding of how they talked about being special protected species. and there was in no, this loving and engaging environment where they were free to roam, and they were sanctuaries for them. i just was shocked when there was no registration for any of these animals. and you would go talk to these people and you've got to tell the story. cardeana, tim harrison who's just this obsessive, compulsive retired, former cop because it's such an important part of the story. but i guess my question to both of you is, as you saw, as we saw, as i saw on the show, these cats disappearing into the ether is, are there no laws against this? i mean what, what is the, how can this be happening? there's no meaningful legal mechanism to figure out where these animals are coming and where they're going.

. >>> coming up exclusively on "cbs this morning," award winning journalist nicole hannah jones announcesnext steps after a ten-year controversy at unc. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ you love rich, delicious ice cream. but your stomach doesn't. that disagreement ends right now. lactaid ice cream is the creamy, real ice cream you love that will never mess with your stomach. lactaid ice cream. this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. that will never mess with your stomach. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪ >>> our top stories this morning. tropical storm elsa is expected to make landfall on the coast of florida today. it will pass near the florida keys. elsa lashed cuba after making landfall there yesterday. >>> the death toll in that condo collapse in florida has jumped to 28. search and rescue teams in surfside pulled four more bodies from the rubble yesterday. they resume their efforts after crews demolished what h

for britain — sailor hannah mills and rower moe sbihi are the lucky ones to have been picked from a groupntry, you know, to have a gb and the olympic rings on your chest and, yeah, it is such an amazing thing to be a part of. in the first dualflag an amazing thing to be a part of. in the first dual flag carriers, male and female, that's really special for me yeah, hopefully, we will inspire lots and lots of young girls in5pire lots and lots of young girls and boys, whether it's in5pire lots and lots of young girls and boys, whether its export or something else, but you know, proceed their dreams and see that anything is possible if you work hard enough. to anything is possible if you work hard enough-— anything is possible if you work hard enough. to be selected as a rower, hard enough. to be selected as a rower. and _ hard enough. to be selected as a rower. and be — hard enough. to be selected as a rower, and be the _ hard enough. to be selected as a rower, and be the flag _ hard enough. to be selected as a rower, and be the flag bearer, i hard enough. to be selected as a rower, and be t

she was initially denied tenure at unc until hannah-jones protested.s did on her groundbreaking work on the 1619 project. that was when the first slave ship arrived. hannah-jones saying in a statement, these last few weeks have been very dark. to be treated so shabbily by my alma mater, by a university who has given me so much who i only sought to give back to has been deeply painful. >>> we'll be right back. more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. [tv announcer] come on down to our appliance superstore where we've got the best deals on refrigerators, microwaves, gas ranges and grills. and if you're looking for... when you let nature just do its thing... ...is it any wonder our beer tastes so pure. michelob ultra pure gold. organic by nature. this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you

hannah and hailey cavender, good to see you.ies, with two endorsement deals. why did you feel like now is the time, i've got to seize it? >> i think we were just trying to take advantage of july 1. we went on our app and saw that we had a contract with boost mobile, which we were thrilled about because it's such a worldwide brand. we were just super excited about it. they wanted us to have their first deal on july 1st so that's kind of what we did. we're just super happy. >> so hailey, how's it feel? >> it feels so good. it's been -- the last 48 hours has been crazy. we're just so grateful. >> i know it's summer right now but i do wonder, you know, hailey, you first, is this going to distract from your game at all? now you've got to manage all of these deals. there are certain commitments that have to be made with these endorsements. what's it going to be like for you? what do you anticipate it will be like for you when you get back in school and you're playing competitively? >> i think that hannah and i have been doing social m

dr hannah donovan is a veterinary expert. no.ave the veterinary care we have and the developments we have to be able to look after horses in the high standard that we have in britain and ireland, then no, you wouldn't expect that. michael 0'leary says the horses that died suffered serious or life—threatening injuries either in training or on the racecourse, so rehab was not an option. many animals live long and happy lives when they leave racing. so what are the rules when a horse's racing career ends? daniel mills is a professor of equine behaviour. the industry's own regulations recommend that you should make provision for all the animals that you're responsible for. according to the guidelines, the onus is on trainers and owners to find lifelong care for their horses. and that duty of care extends to racehorses forced to stop racing due to injury. euthanasia is not ruled out but should only be used, on a vet's advice, to prevent a horse from suffering. does a career—ending injury necessarily mean that the horse should be eutha

. >>> pulitzer prize winning journalist nikole hannah-jones has announced that said she will not join the faculty at the university of north carolina after an extended tenure fight. instead she's accepting a job at a historically black school, howard university. she explained her decision to gayle king yesterday, exclusively on "cbs this morning." >> to be denied it and to only have that vote occur on the last possible day at the last possible moment, after threat of legal action, after weeks of protests, after it became a national scandal, it's just not something that i want anymore. >> hannah-jones' tenure was initiallyni by thunc board tru week after protests from alumni, faculty, and students. some faculty at unc's journalism school wrote a public letter saying that the way the university treated her was racist. >>> the number of covid cases nationwide is on the rise as the delta variant spreads. the coronavirus has left tens of thousands of americans with chronic lung problems. nearly 150 have needed lifesaving transplants, including a 42-year-old father. carter evans introduces

your hannah used facebook to get in contact with some of them. they often suffer from constant exhaustion and lack of concentration . months after then initial infection. in your hands case, the symptoms are so severe that the 25 year old expects never to be able to work as a text assistant again, to sort of minimum, i suspect it will come down to a disability pension or the full partial. i don't know yet. i would still like to watch. right now. i'm not able to. and happy if i managed to get out of bed for 4 to 6 hours depending on the day. but mostly i lie in bed and vegetate provision better, and they can tell her mission hugh. and as i also stuff is mentally from her own this she took to psychologist every week. he has over the help several long covered patients. and when, when we now have a new group of chronically ill people in our society that will have an impact on all kinds of levels. it will be noticeable on the labor market. it's crucial that these people are not left behind in terms of their participation. and also financially leave hi

your hannah's either has named her oxygen device, evan, written with a i the 25 year old suffers from long covered, and was born with a heart the fact months after our initial compet 19 infection, she needs oxygen therapy. even when only doing small shows like vacuum cleaning, without the device, she often has difficulties breathing upon when someone, the most for a moment was one time when i was taking a shower, the scene maybe even thinner. i started crying because i couldn't breathe anymore. i'm more or less fell out of the shower. i was trying to breeze it, but nothing was coming in according to initial studies about 10 percent of covered 19 patients have similar symptoms. johan, i used facebook to get in contact with some of them. they often suffer from constant extortion and lack of concentration months after then initial infection. in your hannah's case, the symptoms are so severe that the 25 year old expects never to be able to work as a tax assistant again. to sort of minimum, i suspect it will come down to a disability pension or the full or partial. i don't know yet. i woul

hannah-jones saying in a statement, these last few weeks have been very dark. much who i only sought to give back to has been deeply painful. >>> we'll be right back. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with diabetes, it's more. it's the simple act of enjoying time with friends, knowing you understand your glucose levels. ♪ the time is now. to stop talking. to start doing. time to create clean energy jobs. it's time to inspire, to hire, to build. and to lead. it's time to shine. and to move. time to punch the clock, roll up our sleeves and get to work to fight climate change. our president put forward a plan to create clean energy jobs in big cities, small towns, and everywhere in between. now it's time for congress to get it done. ♪ it's velveeta shells & cheese versus the other guys. ♪ clearly, velveeta melts creamier. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a com

this was the only thing hannah, hannah pro more john wooten dot com. and you don't want to assume that there are even many of the dog by the story that we begin can use of ref for missed and he wants to open up the country to more democratic spaces. neil yes, can open the country to internet because in order to attract for an investment to monitor nice, they have to me all the content to it they have to. but the 5 years ago in 2016 journalists were covering what they called the cuban thought. when president obama en route will castro agreed to start normalizing relations, lifting travel restrictions and opening embassies in each other's capital. donald trump later put an end to much of that, and president biden now says he stands with the cuban people of the same people, the us 1st imposed sanctions. on 60 years ago, i stand simply to protect america from a communist threat that if it ever existed no longer. if there is one, an intended beneficiary of the trade embargo, it would be cubans, political leadership, the sanctions gift. the powers that be in

hannah-jones will be joined by author coates.lic scandal of the tenure battle. >> it was humiliating. it was deeply hurtful, and it was enraging because as you know, you don't grow up a black child in this country without being told that you have to work twice as hard to get half as far, that you have to be twice as good. but i've been that. and to do everything that you are told to do to be successful and then have them change the rules at the end at a school that i am an alum of, and for a job that i didn't seek out but that i was recruited for. >> what has happened is that the black students and the white students and students of all races and creeds at unc has been denied the counsel of arguably the most decorated journalist in america right now. nikole hannah-jones, if i can just sing her praises, is not just the author of "1619," she is a peabody winner. she is a national magazine winner. she was hot before 1619. >> the discussion of slavery and racism in the u.s. has become a hot-button issue for conservatives. analysis by

now there is a hannah, please introduce yourself. >> time is great to hear from joe and his action.a lot of interesting things here. first quick comment of the conservative revisionist. i think one thing that you see is not a conservative response the same playing field is historians but switched to a different playing field afraid i mentioned when the revisionist takes the form up for example, certain reaction to social history the citrate and 60s through double down on economics the right way to interpret social activity predict that is its own weight was rated by switching playing field that type of product. the main thing is the difference between the interpretation. [inaudible]. really interesting issue here is that when people are trying to tinker with interpretation but really about very different understandings of meaningful historical questions and intentions pretty when it comes to that kind of metal i wonder if revisionist history is any different from battles that go on in other fields produce revisionist history subset of other revisions, there a lot of battles around s

one last i question for you, hannah - i can question for you, hannah — i can hear your frustration whenhat you and other experts are offering?— are offering? i think that it is really important _ are offering? i think that it is really important right - are offering? i think that it is really important right now i are offering? i think that it is really important right now to| are offering? i think that it is i really important right now to ask really important right now to ask really good questions about which information was passed to who, when that information was given out and received, and what actions were taken so that we can learn from this, so this never happens again. thank you very much forjoining us, we appreciate it. thank you very much for “oining us, we appreciate ki let's go live to kasia madera who's in bonn. i understand there's better news on that damn in the last few hours? irate that damn in the last few hours? we were that damn in the last few hours? - were down there when the interior minister was there to see what was happening, and there was a lot of concern ove

nikole hannah-jones and tom coates, it's great to have you both.> i'm used to it. >> see? an object lesson for everyone about how hard it is to deal with the delay that comes with the talking on television. um, it's hard. it's tricky. it's like you get stuck in that thing where you are like this on the street with someone, you keep going the same way. that's "all in" for this evening. r

nikole hannah-jones and ta-nehisi coates. it's the truth.e you both lets each other in person soon now that we're vaccinated. >> sorry for cutting you off, nicole. >> i'm used to it. [laughs] >> an object lesson for how hard it is to deal with the delay that comes with talking on television. it's hard. >> the good thing about it, though, is even people who are incredibly talented and incredibly nice get tripped up in it. even though the delay makes you feel like a jerk, when you are patently not a jerk and a very smart person. it still reaches out and grabs you by the ankle. it does. unavoidable. >> that's -- that's exactly right. in fact, you and i are speaking over a delay right now, which makes this exchange hard, a. and, b, i found it weirdly satisfying and delightful that those two lovely people were tripped up because it trips us up

hmm again, that was hannah kim, reporting in shasta county. fire crews are close to getting full containment of the salt fire. the salt fire has burned more than 12,000 acres and destroyed or damaged more than 20 homes. russia has deployed a military aircraft to help control wildfires burning in northern siberia, the defense ministry says more than 2000 of its firefighters are battling the wildfires in that region, local emergency officials said. 187 fires raged today and in the last 24 hours military transport planes have dropped more than 300 tons of water to put out the fires. russian authorities blame high temperatures and the lack of safety rules for the widespread forest fires. alrighty then let's take a look at the forecast the thunderstorms, a concern of the lightning strikes, a potential concern. looks like we're dodging a bullet tonight and hopefully tomorrow as well. most of the activity or all of the activity has been up on the west slope of the sierra nevada. here's the model running it through tonight late seeing that no greens,

he's done and mike hannah in washington dc. thank you. meanwhile, the head of afghanistan's reconciliation council is expressing confidence in the rough like future bill bill a spoke to al jazeera about the taliban leverage on the ground. taliban cannot convert the whole population of upon the sand into taliban taliban. a zation of her finest son is not acceptable. yes, of course. they feel at this moment that their hand militarily on the ground too. and that will not last that way. i'm sure. i'm not talking about days and weeks that we're talking about the course of time because that see this and from out his state there is no peaceful settlement. unfortunately, the world will continue. and as a result of the war, tinge will change and it will go and to hand that part. if you're talking about the survival of the state, i should say that yes, while when the slide makes it public, that is opposition. there are different roofs which are not happy with our conduct, but a day criticize as they are unhappy. but they're the same time

sailor hannah mills — on the left here — says she's overwhelmed to be chosen as a flag bearer, alongside a break from tradition, each nation has been allowed to nominate one female and one male representative. mills and sbihi were selected from a group of athletes put forward by their sports, as exemplifying the olympic and team gb values. to be selected as a rower and the flag bearer in a very olympic baseball, a sport of pride, not much money in it, doesn't create superstars, so to be front of house for the team and to be the face alongside hannah i think is such a phenomenal role. ijust hope that it will show the countries back home that a normal kid from a normal comprehensive secondary school 18 years later can be the person that is weeding out the team at an olympic games. —— leading out the team. andy murray was the team gb flag bearer in rio five years ago, when he went on to win the gold medal. he's been talking today about the covid situation in tokyo, after shooter amber hill was forced to pull out following a positive test. 12 new cases have been identified at the games, incl

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these friends are enjoying the fantastic view to philip hannah and louisa are on a day trip to glinda island. if you've got something like this right on your doorstep, you really don't need to travel far. many swedes have also decided to spend their summer vacation at home this year. prior to the stock hallmark capella, go is still beautiful. everyone's rocking here, and there are wonderful islands, water and cliffs, been sunday at 10th. and there are still other parts of sweden that are simply magical, august stem. i can look up to note, you can go hiking in the north or lie on the beach in the south. there are plenty of gorgeous spots. the crew is preparing to dock spots is one of the last destinations on today's trip. let's talk home archipelago is about 50 kilometers from the capital i, anton lucas, max and magnus are also on an adventure, at least for a few days. they worked for a large firm. but today they've swapped their office computers for some kayaks they're taking the boats and tends to fin hum. nearby island be fixed for coffee house will be holding something of a meeting

nicole hannah jones. in her new book robin d'angelo reveals the inner workings of her twisted mind, she writes this about going to dinner with a black couple back in college, quote, i had no black friends, really spent time with black people. i was excited and felt an immediate need to let them know i was not racist into that end i proceeded to spend the evening telling them how racist my family was. this tells you what kind of people are pushing the antiracism nonsense. >> there is racism americans won't just won't do so progressive stepped up to create it, fabricate it and even to commit it in the name of racial harmony. we will never get to where we should be if the racial arsonists of today continue their work, the progressives have got to stop blaming america, stop dividing america, let's all sit down, let's relax, let's stop letting those that would divide us on racial lines -- jeanine: how long is that going to take? >> we've got to call these people out. we got to call them out whether in the admi

but the more dangerous thing is that with hannah-jones, her ideas through the 1619 project, they areating our students with false ideas and the critical race theory, the marxism, the embrace of communism that we see among black leaders, that is going unchallenged. that is unacceptable. and i think we all need to stand up and call it what it is, it's racism. it is a racism among progressive whites that allows this to take place. carley: i just wonder where did some of these ideas come from that capitalism is bad, socialism, communism, marxism is good despite it being proven time and time again that it doesn't work. >> it's ignorance, i believe, of history. i think its ignorance. these people are teaching at universities. and some of them hate america. so they are pushing an agenda and a narrative that's designed to bring down our country. we all should be up in arms, not literally because i will be accused of hate speech. but we should be fighting back against it much harder than we are. democrats and republicans, we all have a stake in this country. and it's time to speak up. todd: d