as it did james white. >> i was a marine for life.ver leaves you. >> once a marine, always a marine, they say. and james white loved everything about the corps. >> i miss the marine corps very much. >> though not so much his next job as a mississippi deputy sheriff. what was it you didn't like about it? >> i don't like seeing human suffering on a day to day basis. >> so, after a failed marriage and with his young daughter in tow, he moved back to the place he started out, northern california. that little girl, katelynn white is all grown up now. >> we're more best friends than father and daughter. we fight like siblings, and we're just -- we -- we're more focused on having fun and not really caring about what other people think. >> james and katelynn set up house together here in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountains, coincidentally, just a few miles from rachel and todd winkler's airpark. james started a handyman business and again, pure coincidence, got some jobs at the airpark. he also started a website called ammosmith.com.

. _ let's speak to james white, from the alzheimer's society. do you understand these reforms?nnounced, we gave a cautious welcome at that point. 50. announced, we gave a cautious welcome at that point. so, that is the national _ welcome at that point. so, that is the national insurance _ welcome at that point. so, that is the national insurance that - welcome at that point. so, that is the national insurance that will i welcome at that point. so, that is| the national insurance that will be going up from next year by 1.25%. that's the tax that will be ring fenced, we are told, that will help sort out funding of social care in this country. sort out funding of social care in this country-— this country. that's right, from 2023, and — this country. that's right, from 2023, and the _ this country. that's right, from 2023, and the share _ this country. that's right, from 2023, and the share of- this country. that's right, from 2023, and the share of funds l this country. that's right, from - 2023, and the share of funds going to social care will increase. however, it's really impo

roger lee, sharon lee, chambers, janet white, james and dr. cheryl davis. [applause] to our youth leaders, lydia, sasha and thomas. those young ladies are on the mural by the senior building with me or breed on there as well. i thought that was to have them realtime be acknowledged as they grow and develop to show people what they was part of coming up in this neighborhood and what that would mean to other young ladies being acknowledged with the likes of mary rogers and mayor breed. lastly, we want to pay homage to those who passed. alice lang and eugene white. i want to send a piece to not only my mom but my grandmother louis harvey whose shoulders i stand on. as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it. to share my personal story november 2009 i shot a man on fullerton street and withent to prison for it. black man in my

of course, the horrible imagery of that weekend includes this graphic video of white supremacist jamestestors on a charlottesville street. heath hoigher was killed. several others were injure understand that horrific incident and some of those who were injured that weekend, wolf, testified as part of the plaintiff case in this trial. giving very, very emotional and riveting testimony about the injuries they suffered, the trauma they suffered. what they went through in those moments. the lingering effects of those injuries. they made a very, effective case. now, the defendants for their part say they are not -- they are not liable for this. they did not conspire to plan this kind of violence beforehand. that they didn't want violence and that some of them were dud actually strieing to prevent violence, wolf. >> brian todd on the scene for us. brian castrucci, thank you very much and to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next. kyle rittenhouse, tonight, a free man. acquitted of all charges in a case that left america divided

mcauliffe thing glenn youngkin was running a race campaign from the lincoln project as a white supremacist and i think this jamesding to ridiculous things in los angeles. larry elder, african-american radio commentator hailed as a candidate white supremacy. same thing in virginia, the, first african-american woman to win a statewide office, she's hailed as an advocate for white supremacy. it shows more they don't have an argument and they want to bully people into silence and i think the public is responding. i think most of the public that saw the mcdonald's ceo statement would have the reaction that monai and kim had talking about responsibility and also saying you can't say that and i think most people sympathize with that and they see the people bully offstage. paul: kim, any signs the democrats will move off of this? >> the fact that they are actively saying we are not really engaged in critical race theory and oh, we are not woke and this is phony, it goes to show they understand how dangerous this is and there is backlash but it doesn't stop them from taking direction from the liberal wing of their party

white supremacy. let's call a thing a thing. mike: jamesll about white supremacy and racism? >> no, this is a lot of nasty delusional commentary. you might have hoped that tuesday reality check would sink in with people in our industry. i guess not so much. what you're seeing is a lot of biden voters' parents saying enough. we want another direction and i would add to this that now on the table in dc i'm hoping that jonathan's old boss, joe manchin would be able to stop the big plan part of which in the reconciliation bill is a huge new federal role in primary and preschool education in child care, so for all the parents who are fed up with what the public education system is doing and teaching their kids, this is -- this is another big expansion coming in. i hope it can be stopped. mike: jonathan, is the far left in a bubble? is it possible richmond, virginia is a lot more moderate than the manhattan cocktail party scene? >> absolutely. but i think democrats should look to manhattan and eric adams to run as a democrat and more should be lo

james bays outside the united nation. all right, let's bring in our white house correspondent kimberly help could hello the kimberly . the president tried to reassure americans a short time ago. what more did he have to say during his press conference? the u. s. president did have a message at largely to target the domestic audience, but he did address the criticisms. the u. s. has been facing with regard to vaccine inequality globally view as president in his message under scoring that the united states has shared hundreds of millions of doses of vaccines with 110 countries. and he is calling on the rest of the world to do the same. so the u. s. president certainly addressing some of those criticisms, but at the same time, reassuring americans that there is no need to panic in his view. with regard to this new, highly contagious ami con variant that he believes the science in place in the united states is effective. there is a belief, although it's still not understood fully, that the vaccines that many americans have already received will be able to comba

james and darya. the white house tells me president biden is using his visit today to baltimore's port. >> is really a blueprint for the rest of the country on how to ease back logs from covid-19. president biden lands in baltimore this afternoon to showcase how us ports will be able to 17 billion dollars in his recently passed infrastructure plan. they're moving more guts than ever. it's just that it's still not keeping up with the demand transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the new investment will improve outdated supply chain infrastructure. the port itself is kind like a landlord. >> they got the terminal operators and you've got the truckers. >> and all of them are interacting with competing shipping company spread to try to efficiently move these containers buttigieg stresses. the plan also looks beyond the economy by working to cut emissions from ships trucks and equipment. the neighborhoods that are close to them. >> feel that impact including an increased asthma rates in what are by the disprop

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good morning, james and darya. at the white house did tell me that president biden is going to baltimore's port later today to essentially use it as a blueprint for the rest of the country on how to ease back logs from covid-19. >> president biden lands in baltimore this afternoon to showcase how us ports will be able to 17 billion dollars in his recently passed infrastructure plan. they're moving more guts than ever. it's just that it's still not keeping up with the demand transportation secretary pete buttigieg says the new investment will improve outdated supply chain infrastructure. the port itself is kind like a landlord. they got the terminal operators and you've got the truckers. >> and all of them are interacting with competing shipping company spread to try to efficiently move these containers buttigieg stresses. the plan also looks beyond the economy by working to cut emissions from ships trucks and equipment. the neighborhoods that are close to them. >> feel that impact including an increased asthma rates in what are

roger lee, sharon lee, chambers, janet white, james and dr. cheryl davis. and thomas. those young ladies are on the mural by the senior building with me or breed on there as well. i thought that was to have them realtime be acknowledged as they grow and develop to show people what they was part of coming up in this neighborhood and what that would mean to other young ladies being acknowledged with the likes of mary rogers and mayor breed. lastly, we want to pay homage to those who passed. alice lang and eugene white. i want to send a piece to not only my mom but my grandmother louis harvey whose shoulders i stand on. as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it. to share my personal story november 2009 i shot a man on fullerton street and withent to prison for it. black man in my neighborhood. i stand here today. when i stand

james and aside from just the white caps there on the mountains in the distance. snow remaining on the deck here at diamond peak. remember that big storm that we had in october. the atmospheric river, one that dumped feet of snow on the decorate here that easily melted off a couple of weeks back now and now it's just sunshine and really inviting looking conditions, but not exactly what skiers nor those concerned about the state's drought want to see and we are going to stay dry these next few days. this is great news for travel conditions. 80 over donner pass out to reno. it's going to be perfect travel weather for that. also good for your flights in and out of sfo. another local airports. this high pressure ridge is sending the jet stream as well as any moisture associated with it. well to our north. so we are going to continue on this dry trajectory for a while. lots of sunshine today, tomorrow is going to bring more of it for your thanksgiving dinner head outside have a light jacket on friday stays dry few clouds during the morning. but friday afternoon general

but he's arguing about white trans and the function of race. james said the problem many black people had in the 1960s with jewish brothers and sisters was not that they were jewish, it was that they were white. so can the whiteness of trans people who happen to be white trump their own identification with others as a result of their monitor status? those are some of the considerations that he's evoking here. and i think if we take them in toto dave chappelle is doing what a great artist ought to do, even if we disagree with him, even if we are made uncomfortable by his particular positions. >> thank you, michael. the book again is "entertaining race: performing blackness in america." again our thanks to michael eric dyson. eight people dead in a crowd surge at a music festival. others injured. some still hospitalized including a 9-year-old in a coma. and it took place in my next guest's hometown. the mayor of houston is going to weigh in after this. with framebridge... make what matters to you last. halloween, '72. jojo's adoption day. uncle leo's l

essentially wants to raise his popularity which clearly the white house is working doing that needs a villain to unite the american people against. and james strategist, is quoted as saying as the now the white house does not have good story tellers and good stories new villains. do you agree, what kind of villain do you think that the white house needs? >> i'm not sure that that was the thesis of the piece. i wasn't inventing villains. but in virginia, where i live, i know some democrats in real time evaluated all the youngkin ads that were the most effective. and the one that was most by quite a bit was he is going to cut the grocery tax in virginia. i have lived in virginia for a long time. there is a sales tax that i guess applies to groceries. all the other stuff, critical race theory, all the other stuff, it was cutting the grocery tax because people are so sensitive to inflation. so just brings home the point that you can have low unemployment numbers and get no credit and inflation takes off, and people are worried about inflation because if it keeps going and the fed has to tighten, then you can get in the worst of both worlds. yo

james. >> alright national headlines this morning. the white house, as we've reported, has said they're going to dip into the national reserve of oil to try to lower gas prices for millions of americans. >> this holiday season. a lot of happy people to to try the price is going if they decide to finally inch. there. the democrats are praising the effort. republicans are blaming the president for that price surge. raquel martin has the latest from washington for us. good morning. what many experts say in the next one to 2 weeks, consumers could see the price of gas drop about 10. >> to $0.15. but they're also saying there's no guarantee the biden administration, however, says they remain optimistic. their strategy will work. >> i told you before that we're going to take action on these problems. that's exactly what we're doing in an effort to combat surging prices at the pump. the white house says it's releasing 50 million barrels of oil from the nation's strategic petroleum reserve to help balance out a supply shortage sparked by the pandemic a

disengage from north to south following carefully selected movements to the james river while the 18h core word march 2 whitese landing on the potomac river and take water transportation to get back to the area north of the appomattox river so now they pose the first obstacle to the movement and described by one union officer as a wide ditch choked with rotten logs and whose slow current could scarcely carry a straw so the plan called for the army to move across the chickahominy the union calvary arrived the morning of the 13th scattering that i resistance of the crossing points and by don on the 13th lee's army was either south or poised to cross it. so in order to follow the other precept of convincingly he was moving toward richmond north of the james river to approach in 1862 he said to divisions and the brigade has the important crossroads known as glendale or the dells shop. you can see it better than i can. there it is and then it takes place on june 30th 1862. and that is grant is the tenth to master richmond. and with the grant going across the james but that confederate commander's primary responsi

white house. now, one of rose's closest friends was james buchanan. her husband's death didn't change her activity in society. she was delighted by his victory in 1856, and this allowed for access to the highest levels of d.c. society. in spite of the fact rose is an adamant supporter of slavery and the south, she entertained both northerners and southerners. and a number of prominent northerners frequented her home. colonel darwin keyes who was a secretary to william scott, senator steward who was a new york senator and abolitionist, and senator henry wilson of massachusetts who was an abolitionist as well. and he was also a -- president of the military affairs committee. so he was in a powerful place, not a handsome man. he was described as having a launch paunch. he was also a married man, but it was rumored that he and rose did have an affair. and in the national archives there are over a dozen letters from what is supposed to have been or what is thought to have been henry wilson. he signed them with the letter "h." in these letters he expresses

white house. now, one of rose's closest friends was james buchanan.so her husband's death really did not change her activity in society. she used her influence to promote buchanan's run for the presidency. she was delighted by his victory in 1856. this allowed her access to the highest levels of d.c. society levels. despite the fact rose is an adamant supporter of slavery, she entertained with northerners and southerners and a number of prominent northerners frequented her home. colonel darwin keyes was the secretary to wendell scott. secretary steward whose new york senator and abolitionist, joe lane of oregon, and senator henry wilson of massachusetts wasn't abolitionist as well. he was also a president of the military affairs committee in the senate. he was in a powerful place. not a handsome man he was described as having a larger pot she was also a married man it was rumored he and rose did have an affair. in the national archives there are over a dozen letters from what is supposed to have been or what is thought to have been henry signed him wi

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lot of you might remember secretary baker was president reagan's first white house chief of staff which was amazing considering james a baker ran george bush was campaign in 1980 so i was asking about the relationship, i don't know why we started talking about it. he said ronald reagan was just one of the nicest most genuine people you'd ever want to meet and he and george bush tangled on the campaign trail, they were able to put aside their differences, they figured out they had a lot more in common than not and they had an amazing relationship for eight years. >> has a question, why did missus bush let her husband jump out of airplanes? [laughter] >> is a great letter in the book president bush wrote his five children about his first post-world war ii parachute job. he says i have not said yet but i will tonight after i make her favorite drink, a manhattan. she was not thrilled, she thought it was crazy but i think she thought it was really crazy but one of the things that i think made their marriage work was she knew she couldn't talk him out of it she could tell it was important to him he went along with it, ver

wokeness, when you like it when black folks and latinos and young white voters and asians are voting for candidates. how about this jamesbout you go learn how to cut some lincoln type ads for the democratic party. where is the video touting the infrastructure bill? how about you go raise money to run those ads on oan and fox news and news max and telling those broke white folks in those various states how the infrastructure bill is going to benefit them. i'm sorry, james, i need you to shut up and do your job and stop trying to pin it on people who are doing the work. >> all right well, you know, roland has strong thoughts. i have to say i think a lot of us feel that way. i think it's going to be hard for a lot of people, you're looking at the screen right now, this is the rising majority of america, and when this group of people starts getting centered it's going to be uncomfortable for a lot of people. at this point in history, we're comfortable making people uncomfortable. thank you to my amazing panel, you guys are rock stars, rock star panel, thanks for being here. don't go anywhere, though, coming up, i've got con

one of the people died of cholera in 1849, and a big epidemic was present james k who would just come home from his term in the white house. and so cholera is a very deadly disease, was not contagious however. it was from drinking bad water and yet doctors here are some doctors refused to believe i was bad water and some would say that it was diet and you are eating the wrong foods. some said it was contagious and of course we have the measles diphtheria, yellow fever, all this things work far more contagious than cholera because you got it from drinking the water. there is a roundabout way to answer your questions and we didn't have many but that brings me to an interesting point about 1820. like you said this place on the map by thenap and so they propod and initiate to big major capitol building protest projects. the building exactly but big project and one is to build a bridge across the cumberland river and so indeed, they get the plans drawn, there's not enough labor here to build it and so they entice irish workers from the f northeast to come to nashville to build a bridge over the cumberland river and is wh

white lives matter." the next day, self-described neo-nazi james alex fields slammed his car into a crowd of anti-racist counter-protestersing heather heyer and injuring dozens more. he was sentenced to life in prison for murder and hate crimes and lost an appeal this week. two of the white supremacists have been defending themselves in the court room, richard spencer and christopher cantwell. they took the stand tuesday, and tried unsuccessfully to have the judge dismiss the case for lack of evidence, even as they used racial slurs during the trial. when cantwell cross-examined one of the witnesses, holocaust historian deborah lipstadt, he asked her -- "there's no such thing as an innocent anti-semitic joke? " after today's closing arguments, jurors are expected to begin deliberations friday. for more, we're joined by dahlia lithwick, slate.com senior editor and senior legal correspondent. she's been covering the trial and lived in of charlottesville during the unite the right rally. her recent piece is headlined "why the nazis are treating their trial in charlottesville like a joke." welcome back to democracy now! we ar

james. as he suspended for the 1st time in his 19 year career, ah, now the white house says it's releasing 50000000 barrels of oil from its strategic reserves. it's a coordinated effort with several other nations to stop soaring fuel prices. the buy ministration has been on the increasing pressure to act petrol. prices have now more than doubled compared to a year ago. china, india, south korea, japan and the u. k. are all also releasing well from their reserves. will it speak to our white house correspond? kimberly hawkins, she's in washington dc. kimberly, i seem to recall under president obama the price of a barrel of oil sat over a $100.00 a barrel to some time. and he chose not to do this. so why is by making the school now well, has a lot to do with the american thanksgiving holiday. it's the busiest travel day of the year in the united states that is coming up in a couple of days. and what this president doesn't want is americans thinking about him and blaming him for the high gas prices when they fill up their fuel tags. so this is in many cases political, but it also has to do with what we

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james, back to you. thank you, 6.21 right now and the white mother of a biracial daughter accuses southwest airlines. >> of racial profiling because sheared light from san jose to denver last month and as they were getting off of the plane. they were detained on the jetway by a gate agent and 2 police officers. >> tenants. just concerned about what's happening when you board the over following up on or not says we're not expecting anything. so it's just art pope, a crime for 10. this police report. so it indicates a southwest flight attendant did suspect something and contacted authorities believing the woman. >> might be involved in human trafficking. >> their claim that we boarded the flight suspiciously late. we allegedly did not speak to each other during the flight. and that we. allegedly i allegedly forbade the flight crew from speaking to my daughter. none of those 3 claims are true. >> and the mom calls the situation racial harassment and says she's considering filing a civil rights lawsuit. southwest issued a statement saying they're conducting an internal investigation and that they apologize.

trump piece, while it was critical when trump was in the white house, using trump as a lightning rod does not work when he is not there. judy: james some of your prescription for what democrats should do or not do, but what about what president biden is saying today, that if you would just pass build back better, this infrastructure bill, people will be helped and that will make a difference? how much difference will that make? james: it could make an enormous difference. it seems the numbers are getting better. there is a ton of pent up demand in this economy. i do not think we are doomed in 2022. we could have a roaring economy. build back better will give people confidence. as long as we talk about things that are relevant to people and get rid of this left wing nonsense, this claptrap, we could be fine. we have to stop, we have to understand they are not popular around the country, people do not like them. they are voting because that is the only way they can express themselves and how much they disagree with this. it is not just virginia and new jersey, it is everywhere up to and including seattle. there is a real lesson here

white lives matter." the next day, self-described neo-nazi james alex fields slammed his car into a crowd of antiracist counterprotesters killing heather heyer and injuring dozens more. on tuesday, fields, who is already serving a life sentence, was ordered to pay $12 million in punitive damages. prominent white supremacists richard spencer, jason kessler, and christopher cantwell and eight other defendants were also ordered to each pay over $500,000 in punitive damages. while it is unclear how much money the men will actually pay, many observers are creeping the disch editing the civil lawsuit with helping to bankrupt numerous far right institutions. we are joined now by nicole lewis, senior editor of jurisprudence at slate. welcome to democracy now! in a moment we will go to georgia with you to talk about the ahmaud arbery trial, but right now talk about the significance at this civil suit of the jury finding these men guilty and what $26 million means. >> the lawyers for the plaintiffs said this judgment, this amount of money really sends a message to other people whom i think they want to show up and commit violent

. >> the administration of james monroe a presidents and daughters were married living there printed on these occasions, the daughters had chosen the whitedict this was 53 years ago blossom avenue and president wilson's daughter eleanor was married their and these occasions are so rare these events happened it bt once in a lifetime. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> you trace rest is how your courtship began and when you realized that it was serious. >> i really don't know when my courtship began, chuck and i played a lot together and we didn't play as partners actually became some of the others office partner but that's really how we got over to this table and then later in the summer, we started double dating with my roommate, really how are courtship began. >> the outward beauty is one of the first and things that any man notices about a girl and then later on, you can't establish a relationship on this alone and just an opportunity to know and understand better predict she is very very keen mind and a very very thoughtful person predict. >> since of humor and love of life and a lot of the energy, sometimes i think more than i have in were both very

it was critical when trump was in the white house -- >> woodruff: right. -- using trump as a lightning rod doesn't work when he's not there. >> woodruff: and james we heard some of your prescription for what democrats need to do or not do going forward, as we look to the 2022 midterms. but what about president biden is saying today that if you will just pass build back better, if you will just pass this infrastructure bill, people will be helped and that will make a difference. how much difference will that make? >> i think it can make enormous difference. by the way, it seems to me and a lot of other people, that the numbers are getting better. there's a ton of pent-up and in in this economy. i'm not one of these people that thinks we're necessarily doomed in 2022. we could have a roaring economy. this build back better is going to give people a lot of confidence, and as long as we talk about things that are relevant to people and understand what's going on in their lives and get rid of this left wing nonsense, this clap trap i hear, i think we can be fine. but we've got to stop, we've got to get off of this, these people have got to understand

james, back to you. thanks a lot right. 18 right now. and a whiter of a biracial black daughter is accusing southwest airlines of racial profiling because she and her daughter. they won a flight from san jose to denver last month. >> and as they were getting off the plane. they were detained on the jet way by gate agent and 2 police officers. >> tenants were just concerned about what's happening when you board the aircraft over following up on or not says we're not expecting anything. >> but crime for police report. it looks like they did suspect something because a southwest flight attendant contacted authorities with her suspicions that the woman was involved in human trafficking. >> they're claiming that we boarded the flight suspiciously late. we allegedly did not speak to each other during the flight. and that we. allegedly i allegedly forbade the flight crew from speaking to my daughter. none of those 3 claims are true. >> the mom is now calling the situation racial harassment and she says she's considering filing a civil rights lawsuit southw

james henson with and well cletus listened. those who think were powerless to do anything about this greenhouse effect, or forgetting about the white house. and then the evidence is that the damage is being done. we can just do nothing. this is more than 30 years ago. the only the world was ready to act on global but something happened at dublin to the seo to counter to the atmosphere will produce a tremendous greening of planetary in the years following james hanson's speech, critics appear on tv. the theoretical speculations about future warming a have no good scientific basis. we would like critics who question climate change the average weight of this global warming thing? it sounds like a scam. well, i think you're seeing it now. we told you this was, this is one of them. i spent most of my time in newspapers and magazines, and on t v and radio to argue against climate action against panic. the economy would actually improve if we have a doubling of background. greenhouse gas couldn't improve well, because we might have a longer growing season. i'm fairly glue, i'm fast on my feet. cool on tv, and i also do my homework. in the

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james reynolds has the latest. this unverified video was posted by the editor of a state—run newspaper. the footage claims to show peng shuai, in the white dinner last night at a beijing restaurant with her coach and friends. the tennis player is shown listening, but not speaking. the video raises many questions. the clip starts with someone off screen saying "now is the perfect time, ok, now is perfect." then there's a two—second pause, and then the coach goes into this remark in which he hammers home that it is november 21st. so it seems incredibly scripted, and even — they didn't cut out the director's cue at the very beginning of the video. so the whole thing is incredibly bizarre, but creepy and sinister. the same editor then posted to this video purporting to show peng shuai, who's second on the left, being introduced this morning at a youth tennis tournament in china's capital. the state media also released these unverified and undated stills on friday, but this rapid accumulation of state—provided material does not convince the increasing numbers who are calling for independent proof. in a statement released last night, the forei