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amy: cariol horne, thank you for being with us.ions and for winning this case, as the judge cited dr. martin luther king. cariol horne, buffalo new york police officer fired for stopping a fellow cop from choking a handcuffed man during an arrest, sanctioned by the buffalo police department, ultimately fired just months before she was eligible to receive her full pension. last week the court vindicated her, making her eligible for back pay and pension benefits. and intisar rabb is a professor of harvard law school. thank you so much. democracy now! is draining the closing arguments of the derek chauvin case starting at 10:fvfv ... ♪♪♪ emma alberici: in india, 1.3 billion people have been told to stay home. but what if home looks like this? could lockdown be more dangerous than the virus? ♪♪♪

amy: cariol horne, thank you for being with us.ions and for winning this case, as the judge cited dr. martin luther king. cariol horne, buffalo new york police officer fired for stopping a fellow cop from choking a handcuffed man during an arrest, sanctioned by the buffalo police department, ultimately fired just months before she was eligible to receive her full pension. last week the court vindicated her, making her eligible for back pay and pension benefits. and intisar rabb is a professor of harvard law school. thank you so much. democracy now! is draining the closing arguments of the derek chauvin case starting at 10:fvfv ♪ >>> hello and thanks for joining us on nhk world japan. this is "nhk newsline." we start with our coronavirus situation in japan. the governors of two major urban centers are considering stricter measures, including another state of emergency. the goal is to counter a spike in cases experts say is driven largely by more contagious variants. in the western precture of

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jericka duncan spoke to horne about why she kept fighting all these years. >> reporter: cariol hornehink this day would come. that's why i kept fighting. >> reporter: horne's story goes back almost 15 years. in 2006 the former buffalo, new breath slipchau horn she intervened. >> mack looked like he was about to die. when i stepped in, he possibly could have. he was hand toughed and choked. >> reporter: to this day mack maintains horne saved his life. >> he was choking me and i was handcuffed. she said you're killing him and she reached out and tried to grab his hand around neck. >> reporter: the pldiscipline jahren office brought charges against horne. which i covered more than a decade ago. the department fired the mother of five after finding her use of force against a fellow officer was unjustified. she was terminated just months before being eligible to receive her full pension. as for craig, he was late excerpt ensed to four months in four black teenagers. in october of last year, buffalo city's mare signed the duty t fellow officer uses excessive force. it's legislation horne h

we're joined by professor gerald horne. professor horne grew up in st. louis, did undergraduate work at princeton, , earned a lw degree from uc berkeley and received his phd from columbia. he holds the professorship of history and african-american studies at the university of houston. his new book which we will talk about today as part of a book sandwiched in series is "the dawning of the apocalypse: the roots of slavery, white supremacy, settler colonialism, and capitalism in the long sixteenth century." thank you very much, marian. >> i had the pleasure of introducing doctor horn at another book talk back in september. i don't know if you remember but -- >> of course. >> we talked about your paul robeson book. that was a great book talk. when i heard you were coming back i said oh, no, you have to let me get in on this. i've made my weight in. so that i could see you again -- i begged my weight in. >> thank you. >> today were discussing your newest book -- [inaudible] >> looks like were having -- >> i keep looking at the title, "the dawning of the apoc

. ♪ jeffrey: a recent lesson on the french horn.fficult instrument to play and master, and for this amateur musician, it represents a kind of miracle. sen. giffords: applause, applause. jeffrey: when did you start playing the french horn? sen. giffords: i was 13. jeffrey: why did you choose the french horn? sen. giffords: it is so difficult. i love the challenge, the music filled me up in side. jeffrey: 10 years ago, gabby giffords was shot at close range when meeting outside of a grocery market. the bullet passed and exited through the skull. she survived and was transferred to the institute for rehabilitation and research, at memorial hermann medical center in houston. chief medical officer dr. gerard francisco oversaw her care. dr. francisco: the important thing to remember are that the impairments from a gunshot wound to the head is a function of the location that has been damaged. jeffrey: in gabby giffords case, that was the left side of her brain which controls language and speech ability. in addition to paralysis, she suffer

run as a hunted for their horns they're made of keratin the same substance in human nails and have no healing properties but in some asian countries it's considered a symbol of wealth the horns so for millions on the black market. poaching reduced during the coronavirus lockdown but conservationists fear that once the pandemic passes poachers will want to get back to business. joining his sports now in the big match on saturday title contenders leipzig welcomed a buy in munich side without its top score robert. a win would have put leipzig within a single point of biron but the champions showed why they're chasing for a 9th league title in a row. judgment day for the young pretenders like say coach yulia knuckles mun and his players knew that to win against a buy in sight depleted by injury and suspension would be a shot in the arm in the bundesliga title race while a loss could see their championship hopes slip away. but by and strength in depth has helped them see off all comers since 2013 and leone go did his best robot leave an impression nation to put by and one up after 30 minut

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one silver lining to the pandemic is that in namibia fewer rhinos are being killed for their horns than if you had seen a decrease in the illegal practice due to lock down occur a virus has also forced many anti-poaching organizations to shut down and due to lack of funds and conservationists are warning that the poachers may start making up for lost time once the pandemic is over. the world. and the us which in the room ready for a snack these rhinos great conservationists and it olavus. she's looked after runners on a property for 30 years protecting them from porches. of life which just pull this piece of dust i mean it's just it's just it's just not. fewer than $6000.00 runners and now leaving to be here and it all of us and her family are trying to save them. but with the tourism industry taking a hit during the coronavirus pandemic anti-poaching organizations are worried they would lack the funds to survive leaving the rhinos vulnerable to poach is. we withdrawing from certain farms because of the financial impact and leave the runners. up for grabs i mean and we are seriously con

you got bipartisan horn. i almost didn't but i did. >>> and you at home can see more of craig's exclusive interview with president biden, including whether he would order service members to get the vaccine. the full one-on-one interview airs at 11:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> now to a tragic story breaking overnight. if you didn't see this, watch it now. about 45 people were crushed to death and more than 150 injured in a stampede at a religious festival in northern israel. rath sanchez is digging deeper into this. what happened? >> steph, thousands of people gathered last night on a mountain in northern ireland to mark the jewish festival. they had to pass a narrow metal walkway that went around the corner, down a flight of stairs. it looks like at that corner there was confusion, overcrowding and people got trampled under foot. i spoke a little earlier to an official from the israeli national ambulance service. he tells me there were children as young as 15 among the dead. about 150 people injur

when did you start playing the french horn? years old. >> brown: and why did you choose the french horn? >> it's so difficult. i loved the challenge. the music filled me up inside. >> brown: ten years ago, gabrielle ¡gabby' giffords was shot at close range at a meeting with constituents outside a supermarket. the bullet entered near her left eye and passed through the left side of her brain before exiting at the back of her skull. she survived and was transferred to the institute for rehabilitation and research, called "tirr" for short, at memorial hermann medical center in houston. chief medical officer dr. gerard francisco oversaw her care. >> the important thing to remember is that the impairments that will result from a traumatic brain injury, from a gunshot wound to the head, is a function of the location that has been damaged. >> brown: in gabby giffords' case, that was the left side of her brain, which controls language and speech ability. in addition to paralysis, she suffered an impairment called“ aphasia”, also seen i

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runners are hunted for their horns they're made of keratin the same substance in human nails and haveno healing properties but in some asian countries it's considered a symbol of wealth the horns sell for millions on the black market. pushing refused to join the coronavirus looking down but conservationists fear that once the pandemic possum is poachers who want to get back to business. let's bring you a quick look at developments in the corona virus pandemic germany's health ministers considering lifting restrictions for fully vaccinated people that's according to a report in the newspaper bid the german study shows they are unlikely to spread the virus britain is planning trials of vaccine passports for a mass gatherings such as sporting events and nightclubs more details are expected on monday and turkey has logged a record high of almost $45000.00 new cases in a 24 hour period infections there have searched since anchorage ease restrictions a month ago. to german soccer now and in the book as league as big match on saturday title contenders leipzig welcomed a byron munich side wit

we did not know how close successful this air horns would help us to detail cry.also handing out whistles to people so they can blow them if they're in danger. tonight we're learning maura about the police officer who was shot at a high school in tennessee yesterday. officer adam wilson is a 20 year veteran of the knoxville police department and was working at the high school. wilson was shot in the upper leg by a student. he's expected to recover. no one else was injured in the shooting. however the student gunman he was shot and killed by police in one of the school's bathroom. rooms. six women have accused the windsor mayor of sexual abuse. today he was script of a prominent government role, come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the p

we did not know how, uh, how successful this air horns would help us to deter cry.so handing out whistles to people so they can blow them if they feel they're in danger. in san leandro police have stepped up patrols due to an increase in violence against asian americans. peter police rather say more officers will be patrolling shopping centers, malls and banks. those are areas where criminals tend to rob people, asians and pacific islanders make up a sizable portion of san leandro's population and like the rest of the country crimes against the a p. i community have spiked in san leandro. police say they have tripled patrols with some officers in uniform and others in plain clothes doing surveillance still ahead, 25 years after the disappearance of cal poly student kristin smart, the long time person of interest in the case has now been arrested on suspicion of murder. why his 80 year old father was also rusted, plus a guilty plea today from the young man who kidnapped, raped and murdered. year old maddy middleton more than five years ago in santa cruz, why he could

but then officer horne was fired for doing that. which actually tells you a lot. because people always say police aren't a problem, it is just a few bad apples. you about in one of the rare incidents where there was a good apple who tried to step up, what happens. the system turned against herk and protected the bad apple. the only good news is that now thanks to a law passed in buffalo last year, she is getting her pengs back, she's getting her all salary back and she's finally getting the recognition that she deserves. and remember, that law was only part because of the pressure of the black lives matter movement. and yes, maybe a small step but every step that holds the police more accountable to the community that they're supposed to protect, i think that's a step worth marching for. all right, when we come back, i will be talking to elizabeth nyamayaro, former advisor about gender equality and issa rae is still joining us on the show so still joining us on the show so don't go away. i hope this doesn't take too long, i'm double parked. next. oh, it's an arm o

horn will receive back pay and be allowed to collect her pension. judge cited the cases of george floyd and eric gardner and the changing landscape around the use of police force. >>> and "the chicago tribune" says white house pitcher carlos rodan threw the 20th no hitter in team history. >> rodon to third -- carlos rodon has thrown a no hitter! >> rodon came within two outs of a perfect game last night in the sox 8-0 victory over the cleveland indians with one out in the ninth inning. he hit an indians batter with a pitch, but he retired the next two batters for the no-hitter. it's the second no-hitter of the season in major league baseball. >>> still ahead, a pet project. why a beer company wants to hire your dog for a new job. lately, it's been hard to think about the future. but thinking about the future is human nature. at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors listen and work with you to create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to... drafting dreams. and building your future. edward jones. it's time for investing to

right... ( horn blaring ) >>> the battle over georgia's new voting law continues.the summer all-star game out of atlanta in respond to the controversial new voting laws. if you think that's a small deal, think again. the move will cost georgia more than $100 million. georgia's republicans are not backing down. when the ceo of coca-cola joined the chorus, a group of gop lawmakers wrote to the company demanding coke products be removed from their offices. here to discuss is the executive director, david becker and joining us douglas brinkley to put this all into perspective. what is playing out across the country. >> david, to you, the georgia's laws, the latest fallout. you agreed of the conservative bill being across the state like texas right now. tell us about that. >> in several states including texas and georgia and arizona and michigan and other places, there are laws that are based first on foremost on the big lie that the election was not secure and when in fact we know this election was the most secure election we ever had. you see places like texas where a

they go inside with bull horns and they're chanting and in some cases patrons have been injured when they are just out for a quiet evening. what is this happening? >> and they really are only turning away people that are probably progressive, if they're eating in fancy upscale manhattan restaurants and being turned away from the causes that the social justice warriors purport to be spousing. i don't know how one can call yourself a social justice warrior when you're actually destroying the property and employment location of people who have been struggling for an entire year. it's so sad, eric, but it's unsurprising what's going on in new york city after a year of devolving of our police department and our -- our criminal justice laws. eric: this comes as the new york city council has taken some what they call police reforms such as removing qualified immunity from officers. the supporters say this leads to a more police department and basically the police will be at a disadvantage, what do you think? >> well, they are. it's not just one particular law. you start two years which refo

my dad, mother were here and five of the survivors of the battle of little big horn.hose people describe what crazy horse look like to them. he based it on the description. >> we are in the middle of the black hills. all of the black hills are considered sacred to the lakota people. it is where they came to hunt for food and pray. it is very personal land. very private things happened here. they still do, in more modern ways. when dad got the letter in 1939 inviting him to come up and start the mountain carbon -- carving, dad decided to go to pine ridge reservation. he realized he did not know much about native culture. he was very wise. he looked at things very differently, more deeply than most people do. he thought that these are such poor conditions. this is not how we should treat these people. we should be honored. and he decided to take on the job of carping the mountain. -- carving the mountain. he did not want to do it near mount rushmore. he had worked with dotson borg lum --borglum. it didn't work out. henry wrote to dad and that is when it all started. he

being disciplined for doing so so this is a law that arose out of a case of a police officer kerio horn who stopped someone doing a chokehold on an unarmed handcuffed black man and people are saying if only george for always had to carry all horn so her case got essentially codified into a law that mandates makes police officers intervene when they see someone. see another officer in gaijin and reasonable force all it would have taken is one just one of those officers on the scene to say hey stop is too much you're hurting him he's not breathing and george way will be alive today so legislation like that has to take place across the country that's not the only thing that has to happen but some of the speakers at the press conference are correct that this is a 1st step keep us and said this is about accountability we don't have justice yet justice is a process and we have to work on it but this is an important 1st step. ronald sullivan professor of law and director of criminal justice institute at harvard law school and former attorney's office michael brown family as always thank you fo

officer horn will now receive her full pension and backpay.e joining me now. congratulations to you. last we spoke, you were in the middle of this legal battle that has now vindicated you. take us back to that moment in 2006. i think it's very important for people to understand because of some of the parallels that we see with the george floyd case. when you decided to intervene and stop a fellow officer from choking a black man who was handcuffed. >> well, i answered an officer-in-trouble call. once i got there and went inside the house, he was being punched in the face but he was already handcuffed. i helped get him out of the house. and when we got him out of the house, greg turned around and started choking him. i said, greg, you're choking him. he didn't stop and so i grabbed his arm. today because of that he lives. >> you were ultimately disciplined and then you were fired. that's what happened a year shy of receiving your full pension, and that's where we were when we spoke last year shortly after george floyd's death. you were fighting

in office he's been in power for 22 years main opposition parties have boycotted the vote the small horn of africa nation is located in one of the world's busiest trading routes and is home to several foreign military bases catherine sawyer is following the election for us from the kenyan capital nairobi so the opposition are calling for a boycott of people enthusiastic about coming out to vote. well let me start by saying sammy that we have been told the president gala voted not too long ago and that many people who are in line many devotions who are in line waiting to vote basically are revolving a lot of the expectations around him because they say they're citing he's going to win this election and one of the reasons why and you've mentioned it is about this opposition boy court the main opposition leaders some of whom are out of the country in exile have said that they will not participate in this election because they do not believe that it's going to be free and fair and i mean analysts of talk to are saying even if this opposition leaders its opposite traditional opposition partie

warm nevertheless it has to be said with plenty of sunshine for your sunshine too just around the horn of africa because some showers there just around lake victoria some pasta uganda say some heavy showers really heavy showers up towards the gulf of guinea cameroon and southern parts of nigeria seeing some bust of haiti right some wet weather to all the way it's a northern parts of madagascar but to the south of that is fine dry and sunny. at ways. the story goes but the stock you have an ancient greek. the waves for millenia. until the palestinian fishermen and other of the priceless relics. the story continues that has the world's attention was drawn to causes mysteriously the day to disappear once again. the apollo of ca's. on a. the environmental crisis is the defining story of our time never before have done it already in human health so clearly other. after as agitators award winning environmental solutions for example across the world we seek out people who are fighting nato scania and combating climate change or finding ways to protect all life on our planet earth life coming

a political and social commentator locked horns over the issues raised.this could be very easily turning into some kind of a powder keg and you do not throw that matches into such things we've seen in france and in many european countries the rise of the far right we've seen some 2 tier civil rights system pushing against islam pushing against muslims marginalizing them and it's open season on muslims courage attack them on free speech basis and people make themselves up to be free speech martyrs or somehow muslims become inflamed or they won't fit in western values so what's most alarming here is that a teacher asked her to go into hiding with police protection because what he's done he's he's discussed a point of discussion about a cartoon and the why the subject of blasphemy he hasn't actually hurt anyone he hasn't actually even threatened any violence and yet there are obviously very real threats of violence against him so much so that the police to protect him and take his family his wife and his children into hiding i think that is very very concern

also continue to defend peace in our country he is a desert nation but strategically placed in the horn of africa and on one of the wards b.z.'s trade routes is that a crossroads between africa and arabian peninsula and the president has exploited this geographical advantage by investing heavily in ports and other infrastructure his plan is to transform djibouti into africa's largest trade and logistics hub the country has also attracted foreign military bases including the u.s. several from europe china and japan but many bushes are poor and unemployment rates are high the president has also been accused of cracking down on his opponents in the past few years something this man one. to change that area is smile farai is only challenger he's an independent candidate and widely seen as a political novice who has not been campaigning march. it's challenging for me to compete again is the president because he's been in power for so long but i believe in the promises are making to the people the big government as never really purities them all the other more established opposition leaders h

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and when he finished reading this horrible, racist letter that called him out for kissing lena hornenows who this man is, please let us know. he did not have enough gumption to sign his own name and if you do know this person, and steve allen, who is known for wearing his horn-rim glasses, then whipped off his glasses and said, please find him a psychiatrist, he's is the sickest man in network. and the entire audience erupted in applause. completely improvised. so, you know, this was just one of the early examples of sort of the political ramifications and free wheeling improvised atmosphere of late-night television. >> oh my gosh, that gives us such a little tiny taste, an appetizer for the show that's coming up. kliph, i wish we had time to discuss more. be sure to tune into the all-new cnn original series "the story of late night" premiers sunday at 9:00 p.m. on cnn. thanks for being with me. i'll see now tomorrow. join me on twitter in the meantime. "newsroom" continues with alisyn "newsroom" continues with alisyn and victor next. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello,

[car horns honking] when the vice president and i were in atlanta last month, we met with leaders ofsian-american community in georgia, following the mass shooting here in atlanta. it was a raw and powerful meeting in a very emotional moment and some criticized me for speaking out nationally about that hate crime. some criticized me for saying how ugly and sinister it was. since then, because of the two senators you sent, among others, the united states senate passed the covid-19 hate crimes act to protect asian americans and pacific islanders from the vicious hate crimes we have seen too often and too long. it passed 94-to-1. don't tell me we can't make progress. it's the first step, and we have a lot more to do. that's right. if we are to truly heal the soul of america, we need to project that sacred right and protect it to vote. in this state of dr. king and john lewis, you know how precious and precarious the right to vote is. in november and again in january, your vote changed the world. instead of celebrating that, it is being attacked. more people voted for president in 2020 t

horns blare. it's as simple as that.omise you, no—one making under $100,000 a year is going to pay a single additional penny in tax, no—one. as i said last night, the middle class and working people of this country have already paid enough in taxes. it's time for the richest 1% of americans in corporate america to start to do their part. well, earlier i spoke to american economist, robert reich, a former us labour secretary who served in the administrations of presidents ford, carter and under bill clinton. i asked for his reaction to president biden�*s ambitious spending plan. well, it's very large, relative to other spending plans we've seen by previous democratic presidents but to call it socialist, well, that is kind of a broad brush. the fact of the matter is that american workers, american people of middle class, working class people don't have many of the benefits that other workers in developed countries have in terms of paid family and medical leave, early childhood education or preschool, some help with higher

virtue signaling and bypassing the real problems facing asian people we spoke to historian gerald horne about joe biden's possible role in the issue at large. he needs to realize that by launching this new cold war against china he simultaneously helping to create conditions for the rise of violence it seems to me that for the foreseeable future we're bored to have difficulties because china's ascendancy is not going away any time soon and i'm afraid to say the political education in united states is not very sophisticated not very high and inevitably bleeds into asian american anti pacific islander america violence. and the mom in the u.k. has warned of the prime minister that trouble is brewing unless muslims are shown more respect is also in simulated country risks quote becoming like france a statement that many of us as a threat is after a teacher in northern england outraged parts of the muslim community by showing cartoons of the prophet mohammed to his class all we ask for is a bit of respect if one teacher can do it another teach can do it 5 years down the line and we do not wa

administration is looking at the horn of africa and as as i've said are very concerned but i don't think you're taking over or trying to reformulate the mediation or the negotiations at this point is going to be successful because i don't think that ethiopia is going to agree to that instead what i think we might see is an expanded role for the african union for technical experts and perhaps for observers from the e.u. and the us in these african union led negotiations but i don't think at this stage we're going to see a significant reformulation of how this is mediated you spoke about some of the concerns boys by the sudanese government about the facility to words to the project about concerns of flooding but others would tell you that the city is. ultimately may be the ones to benefit from that they will get less flooding cheaper electricity and easier irrigation which is going to be pretty much very well planned ahead. yes that's the point being san facing for the last time for many for a long time but that to tell you the truth i am following the sudanese government data scientists p