i have lectured at howard university.i have found out, not that the generation does not get it, they don't always hear it. when they do hear it, they get it because they listen carefully. last dollar,hat my i would that it on this generation of young people. if they ever stand up, they will change america and the world for their children and their children's children. ron former oakland mayor, dellums speaking in 2015. he died on monday. that does it for our show. i am amy goodman. thank you for joinrçç?? óaócñóga [water rushing] [birds chirping] [trumpeting] [the chambers brothers' "time has come today" playing] woman: do you know what it's like to lose a child? do you? the chambers brothers: ♪ time ♪

i have lectured at howard university.i have found out, not that the generation does not get it, they don't always hear it. when they do hear it, they get it because they listen carefully. last dollar,hat my i would that it on this generation of young people. if they ever stand up, they will change america and the world for their children and their children's children. ron former oakland mayor, dellums speaking in 2015. he died on monday. that does it for our show. i am amy goodman. thank you for join >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. >>> we begin in mexico. there are reports of dozens of injuries following an airline passenger plane crash in the state of durango.

howard university hospital is decorated in the history that stood in its place. d.c.as hosted four midsummer classics. two at griffith stadium, two at rfk stadium. this year, the nationals own bryce harper, max shand will st on to their field as all-stars. >> we're goingo to to nats park with a preview of the big game and interviews with people who have put it together. >> and the presidents, right? >>> we haveew details, right? >> eight minutes after the hour now. details about the local board oc ion member, who says another member assaulted him. prince george's county member edward boroughs appeared alone. he wants the chair to stay away from him. he assaulted f h him aft called for the chair to step wn. he negotiated the $800,000 severance package for kevin maxwell. >>> if you try a to takeantage of one of the amazon prime day deals yesterday and yocouldn't, were not alone. >> that's right. the retail giant was so busy, the web site crashed. this was blowing up in my feed. they saw apology puppies. puppies of every kind. they couldn't check out. amazon is work

think tank chatham house and into her on hamad more so we have professor of political science at howard universityelcome to you all. some of discontent over electricity shortages this is not something new in iraq i mean what's particular about this time well this time is different previously. there were so many demonstration previous years talking about. lists mainly about services electricity water and employment and so on at the same time there were some sort of solutions that the government actually made previously which is not actually. looks like actually it's not a it's not capable of solve the whole problems now we have a new think in this demonstration is that not all the people blaming the government but also people are blaming the political parties that are responsible to make the government why are participated in the elections has m.p.'s inside the parliament now this let's say this new thing just to understand how much the people actually get get fed from from all those processes from all the political process is that starting from the let's say for about fourteen years the problem is

. >> howard university, why howard? >> part of itas it's1970 so there's this desire to really un,rstand who i who america is and howard has always been the capstone to black education. >> reporter: you went on and god involved in the museum world. you're in l.a. for a perio of time. you went to chicago. you were quite happy in chicago as i understand it. what brought you back to washington again and why in the world did you tak that job? >> i never in my career ever talked about ancestors and somehow when this job came open that's something that's really guided me thughout this whole process. >> there were many artifacts and other thingst t had to be directed. was there anything about that that surprised you? tell me about the collection of things that are in this museum now. >> well, let mow say in the middle of this trying to collect artifacts, i'm thinking to myself that this may be the dumbest job i've ever taken onu be i'm just not good enough to do this because it's so hard and to suddenly realize if you had to wo

howard university hospital is decorated in the history tcet stood in its place.ith stadiu ps homete took dust and sweat right here from 1911 t1965. d.c. has hosted four midsummer classics. two at griffith stadium. two at rfk stium. this year the national's players will stephe onto home field as all stars. news 4. >> all right. and look at here. lauren standing by. wow. things have been pretty busy for you already. >> just aittle bit, yeah. for the first time. i mean, iik feel in may we had rain, and then we had a slew of butiful weekends, and now we're back to this rainy and wet tttern. >> tim pay the piper. >> right. > obviously there's a game today. there's one tomorrow. >> there's one at 7:05 today. 1:35 tomorrow. >> notng good. >> it's going to be dicey. it looks like theave of rain may be out later tonight. it's not going to behe prettiest of evenings. i'll show you how it moves out ofhere. again, we have heavy rain on the way. we have flash fod watches. that's something we're really going to have to watch not only today but for the rest of the workweek. we

>> an alexandria man will spend three years behind bs for making threats against students at howard university. today he was sentenced to 33 months behind bars. prosecutors say he posted a threat online in 2015. in that threat her, promised to killan africmericans at the university. a judge considered the threats a ordered e so rust was to pay howard more than $6,000 restitution. >>> there are disturbingal new gations against cardinal mccarrick. he's been accused of abusing a young boy. the victim is a son of a family friend of msarrick's who say he was 11 when mccarrick first exposed himself. the alleged sexual abuse lasted for two decades. pope francis ordered mccarrick removed from the ministry afterh allegationed fondled a teenager years ago in new york city. mccarrick has beneath the allegations. >>> a man ordered to never come to d.c. after being arrested foe jumping white house fence, but the court order doesn't keep him a'sy. ow accused of another brazen security breach. scott macfarlane explains. >>> a former substitute and basketball coach is sentenced to more than 30 years in prison

howard university hospital is decorated in theha history once stood in its place. plate duck dust and sweat right here from 1957 to 1965. d.c. hosted four mid-summer classic, two at griffith stadium and two at rfk and this year max scherzer and sean doolittle and bryce harper will step on their home field at nats park. eun yang, news 4. >> talk about monumental events and moments. we heard about one that happened inon today. it could be a building block for people playing on fields like griffith field for yea t game. bryce harper was there to personally dedicate bryce harper field and what we understand, bryce from wha we've been told and understand, he's financed it out of his whole pocket and paid for a field out in prince geor's county as well so bryce harper showing you howegacies are being built and will have payoffs for years t i comen this area and across the country. somebody who knows well about it is this guy who t played ball himself in herndon. >> i didn't know he was doing that. that's fantaic. i've got to see what part of herpdon that is. >> you've go

edgar hoover had found another communist on the faculty at howard university. he says in that monotone voice, your brother has been shot. and an hour later somebody calls back and says, your brother is dead. and that moment changed bobby kennedy's life in a way that was different than just losing his brother. he had lost his brother, he had lost his best friend and he had lost his whole sense of purpose. bobby kennedy had been close enough to his brother from the time that they went overseas, when they were both in their 20s. that the idea that jack kennedy was gone was a world-changer for him. and yet something happened magically for the next month. the kennedy family was as you would imagine, totally distraught and somebody had to take charge and it was bobby kennedy for the next month. he gave out assignments to the family you will take care of mom, you will break the news to dad, who has just had a stroke. you will do all these things that need to get done. it was bobby kennedy who went to the white house and decided whether or not it would be an open caske

>> i think howard is right. universities can't force groups that bring controversial speakers to pay the costs of keeping the protesters away or keeping them down. it's the classic heckler's veto case. it's the practical problem that howard refers to, where if this happened every week, the university would be bankrupt. so something's got to give. whether that's the rule that ultimately will prevail, i don't know. it's a mercky area of the law. as you well know. something's got to give at some point.

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richard, is the same poll tax or is there legal argument that would prevent -- >> i think howard is right. universitiescan't force groups that bring controversial students and speakers to pay the cost to keep protesters away or down. it's a classic [inaudible] case but there's the practical problem that howard refers to where it has happened every week the university would be bankrupt so something has to give whether that is the rule that ultimately will prevail i don't know and it's a murky area of the law, as you well know. something want to give at some point, i think. >> i want to give the audience some time to ask questions and could you move the microphone please? [inaudible conversations] >> hello. i have a question that was sparked by a response that my university, clemson university in south carolina had to an t t incident regarding recruitment fliers that the kkk put up on our campus. from what i recall it took them two or three weeks to issue a public statement to students and to the general public about the fires and while there wasn't anything hourly anything else done hourly about that my

programs for the government can be helpful have been proven to work i encourage you to look at what howard university has done targeting poor geographic areas and continue to pour money into healthcare. some of the problems we have with people out of work with a high suicide rate and in the south leads to a health crisis that is an opportunity to create jobs for mental health professionals and with infrastructure we mentioned that but we did not mention it helps a broad swath. there will be tens or hundreds of thousands of construction workers with middle-class jobs like innovators like henry ford those that spend their time in california to change the landscape. and finally training programs that really do work to help people get that education that allows them to get jobs one of the largest employers in the kansas city area there is currently a disconnection between community college what they are teaching to help their graduates immediately get jobs. they would love to hire locally they have to go these broad expensive searches on a superhigh growth trajectory that seems like an easy fix. >> thank

>> i think howard is right. universities cannot force groups that bring controversial speakers to pay the costs of keeping the protesters away. it is the -- classic heckler's veto tax. but there is also the practical problem where if this happened every week, the university would be bankrupt. something has got to give, whether that is what will ultimately prevail or not? it is a murky area of the law. something has to give it some point. >> i'm going to give another person a chance to ask questions. could we have a microphone? >> [ indescernible ] >>> hello, i have a question that was sparked by sort of a response that my university, clemson university, had to an incident regarding recruitment clay -- flyers that the [null] was dropping on our campus. from whatever college took the maybe two or three weeks to issue a public statement to students and general public about the fires. and while there was not anything outwardly anything else done, about that, i guess my question is, how would you, maybe this is to president gilma

howard and terrell counties until 5:45. >>> amelia, thank you. there was a square at american university, someone made a ctthreat against constn sites on that campus. american university asked students to stay away from cotruction, blut the school was not on lockdown. we don't know thect e nature of the threats. >>> a woman tells us a man with a gun raped her after surprising her in the building's stairwell. that attack along stephenson an, woodbridround the time many people would be heading out to work. let's get right to nicole jacobs who is standing by with details. nicole? reporr:hiteetemoromnghe had in the face ofear and violence. she was able to give police a es pretty goodiption of her attacker. cw police are hoping it rings a bell and someonees forward. >> reporter: the area here is tucked away. >> we're kind of a close neighborhood remember in prince william county there is now fear. >> people are in shock, everyone scared, heartbroken. >> reporr: heartbroken over a crime here, a woman raped at 6:00 in the morning wednesday. >> walking into my building, i feel unsafe. i feel ter

howard franklin's reaction here. she is making an important point. should they'd be having courses at current of current affairs at universities? back college and universities making an investment in making sure students are up to speed on current affairs. our founding fathers in government past presidents and future however what we heard frankly political misinformation is old as politics itself. what we did not hear their was any one or identifying herself by dinning dying as a liberal or a democrat. this president has turned off voters from all political stripes. liz: i hear what you are saying. >> there are republicans that are anti-trump. >> howard i have the object here. i think two of them said they would like to pick up most likely shows their minority values or their views but just because someone's skin color is different from yours doesn't mean they don't have the same values. you can be a minority and still before a nation of laws and freedom, your personal freedoms and it's still your views. for you to say that there wasn't anyone really splashing back about this they were. >> i'm still waiting to hear connection t

university church of annapolis. >>> a u.p.s. driver is in critical condition ass investigatre searching for the person who hit the man and took off. thisappened in ellicott city around 7:30 yesterday evening, howarday that someone hit the driver while he was out deliving his packages. eeey're asking you to a lookout for a white van with a broken side mirror. >>> chairman john whitbeck is ou the speaker praised whitbeck for mobilizi grass roots support and rebuilding the party's messaging operation. the state race is this fall. >>> a strict deadline is set for improvements that metro must fix. fy does this matter to you? if they don't it, if they don't complete it, it could nmpact your commute. it's all an effort to help visually impaired riders. all of the cars do no have the chain safetyrs barr metro says there's a shortage of what they need to install those barriers. service could be reduced by nearly a quarter, 26%. >>> it's kin ofhazy, but look at the bottom of your screen, it's 6:30 in nde morning it's already 75 degrees. lauren says it could be in the 90s in just a couple ofhours. >>> still ahead, a sharp mind and an even sharper tongue, from world war ii v to pioneer to firefighter. the ne