-- thousands of louisiana residents are still without adequate housing, nine months after hurricane ida, with low-income and under-served communities hit the hardest. >> the last three years i've evacuated seven times for storms and then ida was the worst, obviously. i'm not sure i could take another one down here, to be honest with you. judy: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. >> moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf. the engine that connects us. >> cfo. caregiver. eclipse chaser. a raymondjames financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well-plned. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems. skollfoundation.org. >> the lemelsofoundation, committed to improving lives through invention in the u.s. and developing countries. on the web at lemelson.org. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. and with the ongoing support

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and so, now, you ida b. wells-barnett writes this report that most of these lynchings are of black women and children and men that have nothing to do with a white woman. so, this whole point of the tensions we have today between white women and black women, even the white feminist in the black feminists, it's based on the fact that we, as black women, actually are the realization of a quality. we are iconic figures who have carved at our own place in the world, not based on whatever men do. and this is what white women claim they want, that's what they claim they wanted at 18 hundreds, 19 hundreds and in the 21st century. and we are that, where the living embodiment of that, and yet, just like an 18 hundreds, they want to deny our power and make us want to have to bend to their will. the issues that make us clash today, when you think about 50 per scent of white female voters running for donald trump and 98% of black female voters voted for joe biden, you can see the ongoing political tensions that started o

coming up we will discuss the outlook for the volatile market with ida liu of citi private bank, one of the most influential woman voted by baron's. mike santoli, a look at momentum shifts in the market for the first dashboard today. what do you mean >> sara, the definition of momentum always changes based on what's been working recently here you see over the last three years the fate of momentum which is basically what already has been the strongest stocks. will they continue to perform well well, yes, they surged off of that late 2019 low into -- this is, of course, the peak of the growth stock and basically excitement for the tech stocks that were already very strong. that huge momentum breaker this is etf relative to s&p value. momentum versus value is one of the keys the market travels on we're pretty much back to the lowest levels of momentum we've seen in a while. what's going on? the momentum etf run has rebalanced its holdings every so often and just did so. again, the biggest net purchases of this etf over the last several days what you see is health care now the biggest se

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the white women did not want to fight alongside of the black women and as a matter of fact when ida b wells barnett and her had three of her friends male friends lynched because they owned a store that was competing with the white store. and so now she had to be well, types this report that most of these lynchings are of black women and children and men that have nothing to do with a white woman. and so this whole point of the tensions we have today between white women and black women. even the white feminists in the black feminists and it's based in the fact that you know, we act black women actually are the the realization of equality. we are iconic figures whose carved out our own place in the world not based on what our men do and this is what white women claim they want that's what they claim. they wanted in the 1800s 1900s and 21st century and we are that we're the living embodiment of that and yet just like in 1800s they want to deny our power and make us want to or have to bend to their will and so the the issues that make us clash today when you think about 56% of white femal

-- thousands of louisiana residents are still without adequate housing, nine months after hurricane idad under-served communities hit the hardest. >> the last three years i've evacuated seven times for storms and then ida was the worst, obviously. i'm not sure i could take another one down here, to be

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currently, photo, my dad, jamie and ida file are the only women in the entire gambia to on and run a vehicle repair, walk show. let's get our hands dotsie. the center officer couldn't to host a very unique place. the only garage own and run by females in the gum. yeah. for too much um and i had a fall have joint forces to defy stereotypes and gain a foothold in the auto industry. however, the 1st, how to convince our loved ones about your passion. my biggest challenge was the in dealing with my mom to convince my mom that hey, it's ok is my passion. these when i believe in this is what i want to do. so forget about the stereotypes. look as a mom, i'm a woman is a car, a choice that i have to make us in many other countries, males dominated jo to motive industry in the come young women are supposed to stick to traditional duties. but for too much i decided to step out of the box and after studying mechanical engine, urine, she has opened her own garage, fema automotive service provider is the organisers under fed, is set to organize all the female that are in automotive industry to th

Ésa hoy ayuda de parte de ida a la comunidad, se llenó 2 millas debe inmigrantes indocumentados. >>>.preparación para la apertura 2022 y antes de enfrentar al león en el área de la bahía el miércoles 22 de junio los azul crema se enfrentaron a pumas este domingo y el equipo dirigido por fernando ortiz no tuvo un buen día enllegado cayeron 3 doctorales juego. >>> hablando de los que hacen vida hablamos de san josé. >>> los chicos vienen trabajando muy bien y lo hemos demostrado. >>> la temporada no ha sido sencilla en el sótano de su división como las obscenas de postemporada son complicadas proyectándose como si te lo domingo primero con este batazo en las gradas, en sexto con 2 hombres en tripulación, concepto su poder, modela un pie de lo traen seguro en manos autopista. >>> no solo celebramos el cambio nato de la nba sino que aprovechaban para que sus propios serán negadas hablaron de el paul más importante con su vida, sexto. (hablan en otro idioma). >>> hablando de warriors recuerde que en telemundo 48 es tendremos el desfile donde celebrarán con su afición de san francisco como

her story, the story of henry ida would, is the one i tell in my book, sweet taste of liberty. it's a story without which arthur h. sims story would not be complete. so let me briefly summarize the story of the book. which follows henry at a wood across multiple state lines over nearly a century. unlike her son, no image of henrietta wood survives today. but we know that her life began in northern kentucky, on the southern banks of the ohio river where she was born enslaved around 1818 or 1820. she could never be sure exactly which. at the age of 14, she later remembered, like many enslaved children in the upper south of that time, she was traumatically separated from her family and sold for the first time, to a merchant in louisville. he sold her again a few years later, to another merchant, who forced would to accompany him to new orleans, where she lived for about six or seven years, before returning to kentucky. eventually, however, henrietta wood experienced wet very few of the millions of people enslaved in the american south before the civil war did. in 1848, she won her

for one thing, his workplace is perched at a $1200.00 metres altitude on mount above ida on turkeys southern coast. his commute involves a cable car. then he is in his element at dizzying heights like these, hanging these up. she didn't show up, she fear awakens. my curiosity. when i'm afraid i can sense myself, i told him the hydrocodone co chuck needs the challenge. during his time as a para true bo, with the turkish armed forces, he discovered base jumping with and without a wing suit. he's one of the few people in turkey hoof masted. this extreme sport co check arrives at work and he's the manager of the above a duck cable car. he hangs his wing suit up by his desk, but apart from that, his work day has very little to do with extreme sports. good. well, that's his. his job involves monitoring the cable cars, technical systems, and keeping an eye on the panorama restaurants and the viewing platform. after coach jack puts in his 8 hours, it's quitting time in a moment. he looks forward to each day. in the city, i rarely take the cable car home because i can fly will tell you he puts on his

understanding is residents in trenton new jersey are still waiting for assistance from fema after hurricane ida. those that are in need of assistance are still waitingne r support. can you speak to why there have been delays for residents in trenton and can i have your commitment that you will work to resolve this nine-month long waiting period for fema? >> congresswoman watson coleman ito don't have the specifics of itthe institutions that you are talking about. i'm certainly happy to get with my teamfe after this in more detail from your staff and we can get you a more informed answer. >> please follow up because this is very urgent and we know the population in the city of trenton is a population that is underserved because of its socioeconomic status. administrator severe weather is becoming our new normal in the face of climate change in heatwaves -- fema has historically devoted very w few resources and given last year americans experiencing heatwaves introduced h.r. 1789492 impacts of extreme heat. what actions it and he has fema taken to address the mitigate the growing threat of extrem

how guys ida, whilst important activists have been arrested anyway. hope eva was. i see. holla, what im old? okay. i see on the street, jackie meets a former stand news journalist who is now also working independently the where will your video appear? oh, sorry. i have a youtube channel. i hope some day it'll be self financing. ah, it's hard. my page is bringing in about the same as a fresh graduate level income. but at least i can work with a clear conscience. just some blocks away. a few brave activists are protesting out in the opening. i thought, oh, you got a oh, oh journal, a speck of. oh yeah. oh no you the league not covering this isn't an option for me. then i may as well stop reporting it l o r y 8. when alex, it's important that the government to know that we're still watching well but especially independent journalists are at risk. humans, yoga, hold on is that see free speech? i'm free media lead people to speak up, gone. they bollinger joe was if we don't try to keep going in, if we fall silent voluntarily down, we have lost them all was all gordon? a

after hurricane ida down in the gulf coast, a few years ago, caused suspension of operations of some of these plants that we have, we have to get it back going again because we need uria for our fertilizer to continue to grow food and have our diesel engines that require d.e.f. to keep going and deliver the items we need. why do we need net yet another crisis of running out and messing up the supply chain? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from michigan seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i request permission to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to highlight the positive accomplishments and ongoing challenges facing health care providers in rural and remote parts of our country. especially in places like michigan's first district, my home. last week marked the 30th anniversary of the 340-b federal drug pricing program which provides discounted pharmaceutical products to providers that

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i think that these ecosystems are not yet valued as as they should be ida internet -- at a internationalel. >> t scientists have done their work and now the races on to prevent these precious wetlands from going -- peatlands from going up in smoke. andrew harding, bbc news, the republic of congo. >> archaeologists in england working on a controversial new railway line known as hs two und in anglo-saxon burial ground. they found graves, spearheads, and engine personal grooming objects. joe black has been finding out. >> it's one of the largest anglo-saxon burial grounds ever discovered in britain. 130 graves found on the site in wendover full of fascinating artifacts from the fifth and sixth century. among them, 15 spearheads, 51 knives, two plus comb shaped beakers and this highly decorated pot. that team recover jewelry including 89 brooches and this silver ring in the shape of a bird or snake. >> this is a personal grooming kit. we have three objects. two longer items that are picks that could be for picking your teeth or under your fingernails. the third shorter one is shaped like a t

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the took was very scathing about the work of ida b. wells barnett the pioneering investigative reporter. who did it did did elaborate work proving that most of the crimes against black men which were laid to their their, you know, attacking white women were it was in it was they were completely untrue and the atlantic constitution used the word fake journalism about ida b wells and what she's in in this investigation that she found the truth. so yeah, there was a lot going on there where sometimes faking you can read about, you know, and it doesn't sound terribly harmful, but in this case, yeah, the the concerted effort by these newspapers to present a vision of the society that had that was completely false is really is really stunning. and and you know the black press pushing against it the whole time. yeah. trying to get you know and documenting. i mean, i'd be wells did document. yeah. yeah. well justice initiative today is has relied so much on her work in the work of other, you know, really important black journalists and and lea

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responsibility for the situation, the president, is it true that you want a proposal, but to have your own idanevertheless , let’s go, i will answer because this is the life of the people, this is our security, so no. putin refused to negotiate, because the main motive of the gdp, as it turned out at that time, was not at all the rescue of the hostages, he answered me, he killed me because you will grow up with two lies. he was not afraid that he would be killed there, that he was somehow peaceful, but no , the rating grew, he followed the rating of the fast-growing flour and what can be done after that, the only thing that always interested putin was power and how to keep it in his hands, that is why he constantly promised his people golden mountains and as a result, everything turned out quite differently. i am against increasing the retirement age, and while the president will not make such a decision. we will not do this, all the countries that surround us have taught belarus, kazakhstan, well, they have already made decisions to raise the retirement age, only we did not do it - in 2018, p

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i nod, tongan is a senior fellow of the ty institute in cape town solution. ida is a senior research fellow of the institute for global dialogue, a south african thinktank, focusing on china and africa in williamsburg virginia. nancy's know is a visiting distinguished professor at cinco diversities walsman scholars program. welcome to the program. i know when the chinese leader talks during the talks about the need to boost multi lateral corporation and asked the bris the bricks to condemn or to reject what he described as a cold war mentality and block confrontation? was he sending a message to the by the administration? well, i think it's more than just by now. i think he's sending a message to the world right now. there are so many issues and problems out there that talking about ideology at a time when the world needs a blueprint. we're looking at long term global warming. short term, we have inflation, we have worse, and we're about to experience probably a global recession. it's going to drive developing countries into the ground. you've seen that already with serial anchor. an

who said that among the evacuees, three children, including an infant, are currently all safe, and ida once again urged residents of luhansk region to leave while it is possible, the survivors themselves told why they finally dared to escape from the constant shelling i have no more cheeses here, listen to my heart and it is very beautiful well, what else does he need me, he needs more, so i can't anymore, i want to go home to ukraine a year, i don't want any russia, i don't want to talk, muscovites are bombing again, they continue to attack the border communities of the sumy oblast , the head of the region, dmytro zhyvitskyi, said, they recorded seven more mortar attacks on the territory of the middobuda community, without victims and destruction earlier, the enemy launched three kamikaze drones with ammunition at once, in addition, snipers from a quadcopter fired a grenade launcher shot, both events happened on the territory of the krasnopil community. the occupiers are shelling ukrainian positions along the entire contact line, in particular, populated areas, the general staff of th

saying that the international communities with ida helper or gala. wow, this is a desperate appeal from the people who have been persecuted in one is done by a deadly attack on food and more places of worship. and one is done by the stomach says order on the deteriorating condition of one hassan vote. economic on humanitarian prevents these people from going back. their parents say that they can not keep their children understand because they cannot go to school, nor do they get any support from the government there. and now this is a desperate appeal to the international community. to take notice of these people. i come here to ask one question from indonesia. oh yes. what is different between us and job crying and tutoring? we wonder world community to treat us the same way as dated with ukrainians day. we. we've been here for almost 2 months and under sunshine, under rain, under storm, under mother, with difficult situations. and we still haven't gone to hell when we needed much of these people head on valid results, but did not get any help from

land of ida and then they set it up for us. and then we recovered, including morally.t home, but morale and relationships are also important. it is important to put hundreds of thousands there because they are provoking our situation . on this exactly on this they hit precisely in order to undermine the morale of the people who are there, the people who are here, precisely so that in our society, this excitement will increase, how come, why do we not answer that in support of everything that is happening in our society and in the society there, first of all, it teaches us that the occupied territories have fallen, let's not give in to them, these are mercies and in fact bloody tricks. so unexpectedly, for months they were crying that this infrastructure of ukraine should be destroyed. mariupol really turned into stalingrad kharkiv in mykolaiv dnipro continues to be destroyed by shelling, but we will not give in to whispers, and here a video with vivid comments appeared as a kamikaze drone strikes panov's shakhty oil refinery in the rostov region earlier this refinery w

this rupture has allowed more meaningful conversation around the continuity of injustices by hurricane ida and they were endured by indigenous communities and black folks and the earth and is really opened up an opportunity to talk around or talk about ecological operations in the river parishes. to close, i would like to save my note not only is meant to be are talking about the injustices on the plantation but also about dreaming about with the plantation it could be one day. and also for projects and appointed to a plantation in georgia founded by the famous farmer who sued the united states department racial discriminations and the beautiful ways in which that trauma ended up an act of repair. and i mentioned to my friend and colleague who accorded the start of my note, actually rolled out her in the ida storm at the plantation and structure was built by her enslaved ancestors grade and coincidentally, and end up writing about the storm is actually on a similar plantation in alabama. and in a moment of emergency, and urgency, talk about what event from refuge in these places and what i