and if e is in jamil actions take place during the great patriotic war, then in the first teacher aitmatovill go even further into the depths of history, and there the time of action is the first soviet years after the revolutionary years. there you can even quite accurately date the events of this story. this is 1923-1924, because the main one. the hero of this story is his name duchon. and this is an illiterate person who believed in the revolution and who comes to a remote kyrgyz village in order to bring this light of the revolution in order to bring enlightenment to carry out this cultural revolution in a distant e-kyrgyz ail, and that's it. this happens in the year when lenin dies, and it is very important that the portrait of lenin is like a portrait of an enlightener, like a portrait of a hero of his time. he hangs here in this school, which he created cheaper than the will, despite opposition. and the inhabitants of this islay who do not understand at all. why do they, who lived for centuries and did not know literacy, they did not need a literacy for their traditional way of life

the atlantic writer jamil hall took aim at americans celebrating the decision riding to one woman that she gladly carried the water for white supremacy and stabbed the folks in the back whose people fought diligently for asian american rights in america. joining us now is can issue, the president of color us united and a board member of students for fair admissions, the group that sued harvard and unc. still with us is horace cooper. your reaction to what has happened here? >> i am going to have to say this. unfortunately jamil bill comment is reminiscent of a segment of the collective wisdom of the black community against asians. my new book school of walk i talk about how one san francisco board member called asians house n-word because asians were protesting the admissions policies of their selective school. some of these americans truly believe that asian americans are cheaters. they believe that they steal from the tests that they improperly cheat on exams. this is very sad, jason. it is very sad because i don't want this to happen for anybody. i want respect. when a community is

mir jamil, don't be afraid to talk about it. if it is true, we will not have any problem, but the truth is not, our main problem in the city of chaf and chamkhale is especially with natural resources, and practically any construction, whether temporary or permanent, investors are facing a serious challenge throughout the year. last year and this year, the infrastructure tourism, including large sanitary facilities, prayer houses , camping sites , temporary structures, the smallest design on the beaches, then the communication with goya was cut off. don't be certain, that fundamental problem is resting. the law of 1352, considering the fact that we have sea water every year, today our coast has more land , still the law of 60 years ago , they cut off 60 meters of the sea. now, the 60 meters of water is very correct, sir. hosseini is high in many of our regions we are 500 meters away from my son in everything that is hot or a construction contract, in praising and building the body, asking for a loan from natural resources , it is

jamille lee is suspected in a series of thefts from macy's stores across the bay area. >>> these toursoe are doing exactly what first responders do not want you to do right now with local rivers running fast and full and tonight we've learned a san francisco woman died on the fourth of july after slipping and falling over a tahoe waterfall. this is a bird's eye view of the spot where the 25-year-old woman went over the 170-foot eagle falls. she hopped over a guardrail to dip her toes in the rushing river when the current swept her away. a search team found her body in a pool of water near a hiking path. >> this is one of the things i wanted to point out to them was hey, this is dangerous, you know. the water's moving extremely fast. >> i don't think it's a good time to kind of play around the rocks and stuff. it's great for pictures, videos, capturing the moments, but that's about it. >> first responders say the melt from the massive sierra snowpack is upping the danger this year. >>> charles manson's follower leslie van houten could be out of prison within weeks after governor newsom

brought him not just all-russian, not just all allied, but brought him world fame, indeed, that’s how jamilby louis aragon, who, by the way, had a russian wife elsa tripoli. and it can be assumed that it was she who pointed out to him the debut of the kyrgyz writer dymov, who was not to anyone, the ragun admired this story, - he said that it was romeo and juliet e, paola and francesco and and this story was the preface of the maragan, according to some version in the translation of the aragon came out in france later has been translated into many other european world languages. and aitmatov can be said to have become such a famous writer in an instant. ed was absolutely right to say that this story was read very differently both in kyrgyzstan itself and in the soviet union as a whole, because it was right. a very bold move. and this act of this girl is very ambiguous, and it was read, then now, maybe we will look at it differently, but at least for the then reader. it was unusual and some critics of this more conservative. tolka believed that this was the destruction of traditional foundati

jamil jaffer: if you just look at tiktok in isolation, it seems innocuous.es place in this much larger context of data collection, artificial intelligence, and a real effort by the chinese to consolidate influence in the region and across the globe. avani: tonight on "four corners," "tiktok." in a joint investigation with "hack" on triple j, we're going down the rabbit hole to reveal the dark side of the app. how the platform censors political content and harvests children's data, and how the app's powerful algorithm exposes people to misinformation and dangerous content. ♪♪♪ rory: hi, my name is rory eliza, i--and what? avani: and what do you do? rory: i am a full-time tiktoker. ♪♪♪ rory: so in the morning, i'll wake up maybe 8 o'clock, 9 o'clock, and i'll check my phone, check if my videos have done well, or you know, how my followers are reacting to the content that i've just posted. tiktok, honestly, i get so much love on there. it's so weird because that's my biggest platform, it's tiktok with 5 million followers. it's crazy to think that 5 million peop

alexandra from american university and vincent for monday and from the university of chicago, jamil jacksonk you all for joining the program. what issue matters to you the most? >> my top three issues of the economy, education and environment for myself and so many young people, these issue directly impact us and we want to see a presidential candidate who cares about the. >> what is the top issue? >> for me i would say crime, i work on the nation's capital and i see people every day stealing and looting without consequences and sadly something i've gotten used to and who would want presidential candidate to look at in the future. >> have you seen any party or candidate make that a signature issue? >> i've been looking at ron desantis and tim scott. i think we need younger voices in the new parties and they would do a good job addressing crime and issues like this. >> what the top issue for you? >> my top issue is the ukrainian work. when biden came into office, transparency and accountability and leadership, one of the things lacked during the pull out during afghanistan and as my mother's

santa clara police say jamill lead stole luxury goods from stores all across the bay area in his latest theft, police say he returned to the valley fair mall to steal more merchandise and that's where he was caught last month. >> sanibel police are looking for a therapy dog after it was stolen from a nonprofit. the theft happened on 4th street the downtown area of sandra fell on friday. dog is what you see here on your screen. a young male calf named buddy who weighs about 12 pounds. they say buddy has white curly for brown spots last seen wearing a green collar. anyone with information is asked to contact. sandra fell pd. >> in gilroy, police have arrested a man suspected of arson and robbery. police say 26 year-old chase harlow is connected to a fire set at a business on first street earlier this week. he's also facing robbery charges. the arrest follows the investigation of 8 fires set at various places throughout gilroy since july. 3rd, police believe the fires were started by at least 2 different people. they are still looking for the person who set multiple garbage dumpsters on fi

santa clara police say jamill lead committed to of that deaths at the macy's in the cities. westfield valley, fair mall in early june. investigators believe they carried out similar thefts in alameda contra costa, san mateo and also in santa cruz county police arrested him last month when he was apparently stealing more merchandise from the macy's at valley. fair. >> in gilroy, police have arrested a man suspected of arson and robbery. police say 26 year-old chase harlow. it's connected to a fire that was set at a jewelry business on first street earlier this week. he is also facing robbery charges. the arrest follows the investigation of 8 fires set at various places throughout the city since july. 3rd, police believe the fires were started by at least 2 different people. they are still looking for whoever set fire to multiple garbage dumpsters in different apartment complexes. >> cal fire is tapping into artificial intelligence. cal fire has about 1000 cameras equipped with a i set up throughout the state. but the ability to rotate 360 degrees. zoom in and zoom out and att

i want to put to you, if i can, what jamil jaffer, who is of the ninth first amendment institute, saidonse to the ruling. quote, it cannot be that the government violates the first amendment simply by engaging with deplatforms about their content moderation. if that is what the court is saying, it is a pretty radical proposition that is not supported by case law. what do you make of that argument? liz: there are 80 pages of fact-finding by the judge in this case that explain why this is so much more than that. this is not just the government saying hey, we don't agree with something somebody said on facebook or on instagram or on some other form. this is about the government engaging in a widespread enterprise to censor speech it disagreed with. it does not matter what side of the aisle you are on, that should scare people. amna: when it comes to content moderation about dangerous and harmful content online, what do you believe should be the government's role in addressing that? liz: the first amendment establishes that line. what is shocking about this case is the revelation through 2

carley: jamil, you're a democrat, do you think this is a good idea? stories, so if you want to share one as to what you were doing at 16, we're all ears. >> i would say this is a terrible idea. we're nowing with told that children are -- now being told that children, especially 16-year-olds, they're old enough to go to sexual pride parades, drag shows, they're old enough to consent to surgeries that physically change their body or their sex. and now we're being told that children are old enough to vote, 16-year-olds are. so are 16-year-olds old enough to own a handgun or even a long gun? democrat, socialists or radical extremists, they will tell you no. so why stop at the second amendment? and you quickly find out that democrats' only guiding principle in this upcoming election is power. carley: a bipartisan panel saying this is probably not the best idea. thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate i. >> thank you. >> thank you. carley: still ahead, french president emmanuel macron taking the blame game to the next level claiming video games and

jamil is here now. okay, rjgame. a. all right, sir.e ex i'm going to send help there, too.nd where exactlactly? yes. yeah, i'll go to my office. i'll wait for you. all right. >>'re going to sen hang up.d. okay. your telephone is all i want. don't hang up, sir. don't hang up your telephone . yes. okay. let's get next to him, please. old. is he? i get it. make him with the phone. okay. get next to him.d ou connect him, please, with the phone. okay. i need a. i need to find out. is there a doctor on scene with them or a registered nurse? no o. this ongoing care help is already on. help is already on the way. okay, get an exam please. >> brown.e ho he was in the hospital for three nights before gettinspgyet discharged yesterday. letron putting this message ouer on media. quote, i want to thank the countless people sending my family and prayers. we feel you and i'm so gratefuls everyone doing great.our fa we have our family together, safe and healthy, and we feel your lovmir safee. we'll have more to say when we're ready. but i wanted to tell everyone e much your support has mea

jamil, and thanks to amazon for sharing their big knew right here on gma.ng up we are celebrating >>> back now celebrating national avocado day. it's a guac off. here bringing their best recipes celebrity chef marcela. >> thank you. >> i got it. >> it's coming. >> i have got ya. and from bobby's triple threat on food network, chef brooke williamson. and we have our judges who are going to decide who takes home our golden avocado trophy. josh capon and melba wilson. [ applause ] you two, i have eaten at your restaurants several times. marcela, you're up first. you're making mashed avocado tostata. >> tostada, michael. like mexico's answer to avacado toast. >> i like that. >> throw away the gluten. i made a home made tostata. for the guac, very simple. my mom's secret weapon was -- maybe these could have been more ripe but that's okay. >> we'll make it work. >> my mom's secret weapon was disstilled white vinegar. >> disstilled white vinegar. >> that's gonna not overpower. it's going to heighten the flavor of the avocado, make it super fresh. little lemon juic