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but harriet tubman is remedies actually worked. and she began to disseminate a lot of those remedies wherever she went as a nurse. history and jim downes, who wrote a book and if you've never read it, get it. it's called sick from freedom african illness and suffering during the civil and reconstruction. he highlights the challenges that many of these freedom seekers had during this particular and contrasted them with trials were faced by earlier escape, as he said, those fleeing from slavery to union lines fell within. none of the recognized categories that people were accustomed to dealing with. gunshot for example, dysentery, smallpox, pox, pneumonia. instead many of these people were living polluted conditions because these were makeshift camps. so you might have a stream, but then everything goes in that water and people are drinking from contaminated water. or there's not enough food not enough clothing. you know, most enslaved people received two changes of clothes per year. that was it just to you know, we a lot of mytholog

mint has released a new set of coins honoring abolitionist harriet tubman. ive, five dollars, one dollars, and half dollars coins each represent a different era of tubman's extraordinary life from being a conductor on the underground railroad to working as a spy for the union army. the new coins can be purchased online beginning today. the treasury department says tubman is expected to replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill, but that's not until 2030. >>> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from here in the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. secretary of state antony blinken is on his way to the middle east as tensions rise and concerns mount that fighting could spread across the region. it's his fourth trip to the middle east since hamas attacked israel on october 7th. >>> south african olympic and paralympic track star oscar pistorius will be

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you see, harriet tubman and you see slavery. don't make it like, oh, things were great back then. they weren't. they were a disaster for anyone going through it. and we need to tell kids these stories. and i think, you know, one of the things we're doing right now is we're in this debate over how to teach our kids about but i promise you, the answer is not hide it from them kids are far smarter and far stronger than you think they are. and everyone i am. anne frank came out, my sister bought one of the first copies. she called me the night came out and she read it to me. then it was my five year old niece. i think she was five or six believe it. the book worked amazingly. we finished i am anne frank and i had a half hour conversation with my with my daughter about the holocaust and not in a scary way, but in asking the right questions, giving her answers. and she and she said, i can't believe a word. and i said, why are you so surprised, my own sister? t i'm proud of the fact that the reason we can get there is it's not me, it's

mint has released several coins today to honor harriet tubman. $5 gold coins, $1 silver coins, and a half dollar coin to commemorate the 200th anniversary of harriet tubman's birthday. back to you. >> tyler, thank you. >>> coming up, the owner of san francisco's iconic transamerica pyramid is here in the studio with what is behind his billion dollar bet on the bay area. back after this with the dow up 134. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs fresh food from the farmer's dog. made by vets and delivered right to your door precisely portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "the exchange." west coast focus office reits got hammered last year as tech firms struggled to get workers back in the office. but san francisco resident duncan davidson says ai will revitalize the city as a tech hub. >> we came through an historic bubble. it may have been caused by the fed keeping interest rates t

i knew in the story i had learned in school was about harriet tubman and the quakers. and and that was basically what i knew again and then this book certainly expands that tale. so, you know, congratulations, scott. i think thanked the service here. let's start here in the in the subtitle of the you call thomas smallwood a forgotten hero. why forgotten? well, you know, i think when i kind of came across and dug into his life and found out more and more about him not only the escapes he'd organized, but also the fact that he'd about those escapes. you know, my question was why do we not know about this guy? and there is an answer to that. he you know, he ends up in canada for his own life. he operating a clandestine network. he wrote about the escapes, but he wrote about them under a pseudonym. but i think there's another element, which is that his white, for the most part, just left him out of the story. so i was warned against not with the microphone, so i'll try to hold it still. but i think you know, i think it was there's also an element of even his closest partne

harriet tubman, there is a $5 gold coin in a one dollar and half dollar silver coin available for purchasel 3 are also available in a costing $836. each coin carries a small surc arge that will be donated to the national underground railroad freedom center and the perry home and home incorporated after escaping slavery in the 18 40's, harriet tubman fought to free dozens of slaves to escape routes that became known as the underground railroad. you can buy the coins on the u.s. mint website. a man seen attacking a las vegas judge is now under arrest as sasha loftus reports. court staff are looking to increase security. >> horrifying video still making national headlines. a defendant attacking a las vegas judge as she was sentencing him. we're now getting a closer look at what happened in that courtroom. it was total. added most. daniel martin was there waiting to be sentenced himself and says it was nothing short of insane. honestly, was somewhat surprised like never seen like that. my whole life, according to documents obtained by the 8 news now, investigators. >> the defendant deobra read

, which i was like lady, i don't know where you are coming from, talking about harriet tubman, but i do want them to recognize that white privilege exists and actually, she realized and said she was one, if not the only, republican that tries to work on issues as it relates to minorities. whether or not i agree with that as a whole other issue. but really checking your privilege at the door is what nancy mase and the rest of her republican colleagues need to do at all times, and because the sense of how they act because they employ the same white privilege as we sit in committee, and their maga friends and follow them through the same things as they have so many derogatory things to say about me on social media that have nothing to do with substance, but because they are white and half of them literally like half the education i have, but somehow, they feel as if they are superior to me as a black, educated women in america. >> wow. let me get in one question here on the u.s. -- strikes against the houthi rebels in yemen. there are some lawmakers on both sides who say president

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>> why did you not play the part about harriet tubman? nto everything, congresswoman. >> she went to harriet up men. listen, i don't know where nancy was doing, i don't know, but i don't expect nancy mace specifically to try to school somebody about white privilege. if she wants to school someone about white privilege, she may need to talk to her colleagues on her side of the aisle, and tell them what it looks like. because she admitted she would do things that the other members on the side of her aisle will not telling you everything you need to know. now this isn't to say that hunter does or doesn't have white privilege, but this is not the type of circumstance we are looking at. we are saying that, because it is not on that level. to sit there and say that when one of the few black colleagues she has on her side of the aisle was only sitting a few seats from her, and knowing that we had so many amazing black members on the other side of the aisle, to try and do that at that time was just wrong and really offensive, especially since we k

mint is honoring legendary abolitionist and social activist harriet tubman with several commemorativethe coin collection includes a $5 gold coin. a one dollar silver coin and a half dollar silver coin. each coin shows a different moment in her life, including her work as the conductor on the underground railroad. today the men started taking preorders for the coins. prices range from forty-seven dollars to $718. >> it's 07:56am. coming up in the next hour. the kron 4 morning news. people are continuing to protest the plans by uc berkeley to build housing for students and low-income. >> in people's park. and now the park is totally off. limits will tell you why. and 3 men charged in connection with the deadly shooting that took the life of this oakland police officer made their first court appearance. we'll tell you more about the charges they face. plus, the only safe way in one particular neighborhood in san francisco is going to be closing down and people in the neighborhood say where they now. take that up a little bit higher. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah,

mint honoring abolitionist harriet tubman with a set of new coins.as of tubman's life from being a conductor on the underground railroad and helping so many people to also, she was a spy for the union arm. you can get these online and the treasury department says tubman will replace andrew jackson on the $20 bill in 2030. that's happening. by the way, that's an effort that's been under way since the obama administration. >>> jokic has it. clock ticks. got to put one up. jokic for the win. oh! it's good. jokic got it off in time. >> oh, a rough one. game time. the warriors lose a heart bearic at case again the nuggets but they couldn't getting more help soon on the court and of course the niners getting ready for the rams at levi's stadium on sunday. but it might look more like a preseason game. so joining me right now to break it all down from 95.7 the game host mark willard. hi mark, good morning and happy new year. >> happy new year, gianna and please stop showing that shot. twice -- twice was plenty. thank you. >> i know. i have seen it a couple o

in my district was harriet tubman who rescued more than 700 slaves in one night in beaufort county south carolina so i am well aware of our rich history and try to recognize it as best as i can in the position i have and i resent the fact you will throw that in my face up here. i'm one of the few people you will see trying to do the right thing to the right people every single day. i would like to yield the remaining balance of time to my colleague from florida. >> this has been an interesting hearing. it usually gets like this. this is not about hunter biden's white privilege it's about his democrat privilege. because donald trump, jr. showed up for five congressional subpoenas. there was never this circus where he was subpoenaed by house democrats and showed up on the senate side or the white house to answer some phony lane press conference not actually going to the house and doing what he was compelled by a subpoena to do. hunter biden did that and then the had the gall to show up here where we know we are going through the legislation for contempt we should act to get to the legislat

you know, harriet tubman lived her life under the fear of the whip and was illiterate her entire life, whereas frederick douglass taught to read by his the slave owners wife and then set on out to be a great orator by an abolitionist. and so you see the dichotomy between those two individual difference and then also humanizing these sites like you talk about jefferson, who had a 39 year relationship with sally hemings and who was a half sister of his late wife, 25% black and they had seven children, five of them married into white families in the north, two of them married into white families in the north, two married in a black families in the south and in the civil war. he had four grandchildren who fought in the civil war, two as whites and two as blacks. and so you see how multifaceted our american heritage is. if you just look at someone like jefferson and you see how everything is intertwined and then, you know, his 168 word passage that was left out of the declaration of independence is unfortunate where he talked about the evils of slavery that was thrust upon the colonies by

the books she likes best part about real heroes, amelia ehrhardt, harriet tubman.is, there's absolutely nothing that a little girl can't do. i want my daughter to have that wasn't. i want my sons to have that lesson. as a book, that's what ruth bader ginsburg is all about. >> tell us what it is like to see her grandmother's story brought to life like this. and what you also hope readers of any age will take from it. >> yeah, absolutely love it. we are so used to the image of my grandmother as older or pfizer, when she was on the court. so, see her as a child in a way that can speak to other children and families, to me, it makes me feel excited that she can continue to serve as the source of inspiration for the next generations and not just those who knew her when she was alive. >> you know, i'm so inspired by the fact that i have a lot of friends who have children, who are four, five, six years old, who are very familiar with your grandmother, which is not always common for supreme court justice to be known. honestly, i think this book is going to help continue th

she likes amelia erhart, harriet tubman, and she gets that she can do anything. >> tell us what it'sr grandmother's story brought to life like this and what you also hope that readers of any age will take from it. >> yeah. i absolutely love it. we're so used to the image of my grandmother as older, wiser, when she was on the court. so, seeing her as a child and in a way that can really speak to other children and families to me makes me really excited she can continue to serve as this source of inspiration for the next generation and not just those who knew her when she was alive. >> i'm so inspired by the fact that i have a lot of friends who have children who are 4, 5, 6 years old who are very familiar with your grandmother, which is not always common for a supreme court justice to be known that well. obviously, is think this book is going to hope continue that legacy. how do you plan to continue to really make sure that generations going forward are familiar with your grandmother's legacy and are inspired by it? she's such an incredible role model. it's great to see young people s

tubman. you can see in the movie harriet, who rescued more than 700 slaves in one night in beaufort county southarolina. so i'm very well aware of the rich history and try to recognize it as best as i can in the position that i have and i resent the fact that you're going to throw that in my face up here. i'm one of the few people you will see on my side of the aisle trying to do the right thing for the people every single day and i would like to yield the remaining balance of time to my colleague from florida. >> this has been a very interesting hearing. let's be very clear this isn't about hunter biden's white privilege, it's about hunter biden's democrat privilege. donald junior showed up for five. it wasn't a circus where he was subpoenaed by democrats and showed up on the senate slider showed up at the white house to answer in some fake phony lame vague phony lamepress conferency going to the house and doing what he was compelled by the subpoena to do. hunter biden did that. and then he has the gall to show up here when we know that we are going through actually the legislation for contempt