ministers pass it to minister jeremiah. he shows malcolm the telegram.sten, they're not the leaders of the nation of islam, elijah mohamed is. they have to say, look, a telegram comes, but let's see what we have in common -- >> so the kkk wanted to meet with the nation of islam. >> right. in atlanta. >> in atlanta. and why did they want -- what was the kkk -- >> in, the telegram it says let's explore what we have in common. to fast forward, after elijah mohamed says, hey, there's stuff that we want to do ourselves, this is my position which is, basically, i want to build up, i want to see if we can get land for our separate state, see if they can help us with that. because, again, kkk is rampant in the south. and if you're not going to help us a acquire land, maybe they can leave us alone when we're doing our business down there and don't harass us. so malcolm's not happy about this because he really sees this as an opportunity to have an argument and a confrontation. malcolm never wants to have an alliance with the kkk, but he wants to impact the meanin

and i mean, you've got literally glover and eldridge gary and jeremiah lee for instance. these are exceptionally, jeremiah lee in particular was one of the wealthiest men in the colony. he is initially there colonel. serving with the other members of the community which are not well off at all. they're not doing it under coercion. they're doing it because they feelit's their duty . what i find extraordinary is the amount of sacrifice as the war progresses. and the community itself is bankrupt. there's a tremendous amount of pressure to return home. to give up the war but most of these men or many of these men continue their service. against all odds area which i find just extraordinary. >> one obviously we're here at mount vernon and it's a great opportunity to ask the george washington question, what was the connection like glover and washington. they share an intimacy? did they have a candid and frank relationship with one another dustin mark. >> they did. >> did you want to acknowledge someone mount vernon insiders know well. >> that relationship is an important one an

is jeremiah the nation ma, to leave iraq reborn, a woman with a mission. ah ah, she's now a fighter. determined to raise her voice financially . the nightmare is all to present, but she refuses to be destroyed by it. and that gives her strength. she's now a political activist voice for the victims who can no longer speak as seen here at a conference hosted by the german government. and mine is not muscle. my name is mitchell motto, and from iraq. it's all true. what i was fortunate and came to germany with the contingent of you cds and got him being a prisoner, if it was the worst thing i ever experienced in my whole life. you know how much my, that all i want is for all women to be freed from kept to the same with that you miss that in the end of the united nations in new york to national i reminded the global community of the faith suffered by women in ins, captivity for once a farmer's daughter. she's now a fighter for freedom, appealing to the un to finally excavate the mass graves found today. passionate i had that when i did as to my code to as you k

i'm in jeremiah and tele mean boston on the san francisco mon canada gather system was sissy is shambrika along with technology. and laura, natasha. i'm had that one ad that lab bus, the men in the nation. let me year in maturity measure left me and with the hostile command natasha. i know much more men but i love it. i don't the year in the so she left shark at them being jam, illinois. mom thought off with me. i'm a danny, me daddy fee home and my mom will be let me and jan if you will see my boss had a show when can, when can yes, little one left the a late fee. you know, i'm the one ah, ah, ah, when you nice family live has palestinian out of a traditions at its heart. his wife and there are grown up children keeping constant contact both with each other and with that extended families in the middle east. i miss i had a i need, does that feel more that way of getting out of the bus at mac and muscle laughlin or keep blue or not a problem? a lot of that would be that probably not for the sonata. that was, that was but as glad and oh young level looking through bad mac and that's not as

lemme and fish shady on a nominal shape to demand jeremiah. still, if he was thrown on the san francisco mon canada gather sefner was says he is not sure because a lot with technology and horrible horse natasha. i'm have the one ad that lab bus, the men in the nation. let me year in maturity measure left me and with the command natasha. i know much more men but i did. i don't the year in the so she let shock at them been jam. illinois. mom was danny, me daddy fee home. and my mom will be in let me jan if you want my boss had a show. when can when can yes little one left the late fee. you know, i'm the one ah, ah, ah, when you nice family live has palestinian out of a traditions at its heart. his wife and there are grown up children keeping constant contact both with each other and we get extended families in the middle east. i miss i had a i need does that feel more that way of getting out of the bus as mckesson muscle be locked or keep blue or not a problem? a lot of that would be that probably none of them could send out and it was that was

police say it all began when two groups of teenagers began arguing. 17-year-old jeremiah tabb was arrested on monday and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. another person younger than 17 was also arrested. >>> the rockford, illinois, "register star" says officials lifted an outdoor mask mandate for people within a three-mile radius of a chemical plant fire. the remains of the plant in rockton were still burning yesterday after it was destroyed in a fire that started on monday. officials say the air quality around the plant remains stable, but an evacuation order for those living with one mile is still in effect. >> you still see some smoke. i know people still have questions about that. however, you're going to see smoke for several days probably because of the large capacity area of this building. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> and "the denver post" says a colorado baker was fined $500 for refusing to make a transgender transition cake. a state judge ruled that jack phillips violated colorado's anti-discrimination law by refusing to make a birthday

immediate presidential elections and the leader of the right wing christian for lungess, but she had jeremiah who had supported the israeli incursion. became the president elect of lebanese, but jer mile never took off it. he was assassinated 23 days later. for the following 3 days, the 16th 17th and 18th of september, 1982 christian militia supported by israel, took part in a massacre that the palestinian refugee camps of sabra and shatila. when news of the massacre reached the commodore hotel on the 18th, dozens of local and foreign journalists headed straight to the southern bay route sub robert fisk was one of the 1st to enter the palestinian camp. i've never before had to walk and carpets of dead bodies in my life, and the smell was appalling. and we went on the saturday morning when the tides financial was still there. murderous. we're still, we're still in the camp. but 2nd one, i must have somebody come on don't do that. i can remember who i did. and the last one i kind of put us on the line and someone should either be mad and we will not cause to jump on the feed. again. you said th

one was jeremiah lush. it's our right to new one, the one on instead of listening this agricultural land to construction of people because of the, i think been how can the money, the possible echoes of land and why you are going to be paid and printed out. and you have a funding, i want to go to the head of another, nist whom i miss you need. so if you do agriculture, you can make a lot of money. but i, because farming requires a huge amount of water. critics, one, it could upset the balance of the local ecosystem and deprived them aside, the livestock and wildlife of the water. they will lion mortified us with a crop farming, only benefit a few people. it will only benefit which companies like with and why that are worth billions and they can afford to purchase a car to be worth $20000000.00 kenyans. shuttling unlike them, a sigh. who can bailey afford? a ball hole which kenya's environmental agency has since intervened and pulled the agree businesses license. and while the company has challenge the decisi

>> she was already going to name him jeremiah.k with it. >> jeremiah taylor was it supposed to be born for 20 more weeks. he never got a birth certificate, only a death certificate. then the coroner released his body, along with his mother's. so their family could say goodbye. >> it was an open casket. i remember i wanted to reach out and touch her. i just sat in the tier looking down at the floor. waiting for it to be over. >> in the days after crystie died, everyone in the family spoke with police, hoping they could help in some way. anyway. michel had a story about the day before crystie died. as she left with the kids that morning, there was a man in the lobby of their building. >> i came around the corner and there was a guy, he was sitting on the stairs. when i came around he started me a little bit. so i asked him what he was doing there. then he told me he was waiting for someone. >> michel had a bad feeling about him. >> i kind of got this instinct that said, remember what he looks like. and then i frozen what he looked l

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, some advice on their plots to an agri business, specializing in abil cato cultivation, one was jeremiah lush. it's all right. no problem. one on, instead of listening this agricultural land to consumption people because they think, how can the possible cynthia echolls of lunch wasn't going to be played on the printer. and you have a fun minute. want to go to the head of another. and who am i missing it? so if you want to cut, you can make a lot of money. but i, because farming requires a huge amount of water. critics, one, it could upset the balance of the local ecosystem and deprive them aside the livestock and wildlife of the water. they rely on killing more to do it with a credit forming the only benefit a few people. it will only benefit which companies like with and why that are worth billions, amanda, they can afford to purchase a car to be worth $20000000.00 kenyon shuttling unlike them, a sigh. who can bally afford a ball hole? kenya's environmental agency has since intervened and pulled the agree businesses license. and while the company has challenge with decision conservation

for instance, jeremiah o'donovan whose father died of exposure, and who saw his mother and siblings forced into exile in america, was determined to exact revenge on the british and was involved in bombing plots in london in the 1880's. it is significant that at his burial in dublin, this is where patrick pierce made his famous oration in which he said that ireland would not be free until the memory of the dead was respected and honored. this was a kickoff for what would happen a year later in the easter rising of 1916. another person was ending up in the united states doing fundraising for the physical force tradition and was very instrumental in getting guns and ammunition to the easter rebels in 1916. there was another political tradition among irish americans that proved more lasting, constructive and effective than the force tradition, and that was the tradition of constitutional nationalism as espoused by daniel o'connell in the 1820's through the 1840's in the pre-famine era. it was revived in the 1870's and then in the 1880's. this tradition found irish-american supporters in the la

. >> jeremiah o. cooney. >> grace holt. >> cameron l.>> darby maguire. >> max hatcher. >> ryan mcgannon. >> emma heinrichs. >> ryan mcnamara. >> and jackson. >> jessica jenkins. >> hayden moehring. >> timothy johnson. >> jacob piper. >> sean kelsey. >> charlotte pierce. >> kendall lewis. >> john post. >> joseph mccabe iii. >> benjamin writer. >> jessica gaborone. >> marcus sanders. >> amanda montag. >> devon surhoff. >> amanda ramos. >> robert saunders iii. >> michael sanchez. >> madison scott tony. >> justin self. >> braeden schuler. >> aaron schafer. >> nelson smith. >> care storch. >> cody spadaro. >> connor travis. >> carter stout. >> colton band urbane. >> caitlin thompson. >> david wall junior. >> forest bond. >> k wessel. >> from the 18th company, joshua andrew's. >> zane wilson. >> alexandra ray. >> from the 17th company, samuel. >> james matthew erickson v. >> lucas disheartened. >> le batten. >> christina dove announced he. >> lorne bitterman. >> lindsay donaldson. >> cheyenne hardly. >> ian blake. >> miles fells. >> joseph bro

president of the national council of negro women while the eulogy was delivered by the reverend jeremiah wright who later again came to fame as during the 2008 presidential campaign. in approaching the story of this larger than life blustery x football player. i visited the libraries of the presidents. he served visited the national archives and the library of congress and did a couple of foyers then i hit the proverbial motherload fletcher's son. paul had his dad's papers in 150 mouldering. in the back of a truck trailer on the grounds of an auto repair shop. for three weeks in hollywood, florida, he and i sweated over these boxes sorting and digitizing them with the help of a high-speed scanner and a team of volunteers. these copious sources more than 24,000 documents provided the scholarly foundation for my telling of fletcher's adult life, and i'm still working on them in conjunction with his alma mater washburn university in topeka where we are working to make them available online. so what i'd like to do with the balance of my introduction today is focus on two moments in fletcher'

the liberty ship ss jeremiah o'brien crossed the english channel 11 times carrying personnel and suppliesith the invasion. last year it narrowly escaped a raging fire at pier 45. now the organization preserving it as a floating museum needs financial help to help recoup some of the losses brought on during the pandemic. the o'brien has been closed to the public and those tours have been closed since last year, but you can see it docked at the pier. >>> prince harry and meghan have welcomed their second child. meghan gave birth to a baby girl friday morning in santa barbara. there are no photos yet, but this is the statement that came from the couple's press secretary. the baby's name is lilibet diana mountbatten-windsor. lilibet is a tribute to queen elizabeth and her middle name honors harry's late mother diana. the royal family extended congratulations to harry, meghan, archie and we're told they're doing well. >>> tomorrow the first cruise ship to depart north america since the pandemic began will set sail from barbados. we get an exclusive look at the protocols in place and what the s

jeremiah o. cooney. gracie holmes. cameron l. douglas. meghan g. fields.m. jackson. jessica n. jenkins. timothy jeh johnson. caleb r. tyler. john t. kelsey. scarlett a. pearce. john paul posts. justin a. mckay, iii. benjamin r. rider. marcus p. sanders. amman -- amanda c. montag. amanda j. ramos. robert t. saunders, iii. michael a. sanchez. braden s. shuler. aaron and schaefer. nelson r. smith. connor m. travis. caitlyn a. thompson. david r. wall jr.. kb russell. from the 18th company sandra h. andrews. dane m. wilson. >> from the 17th company samuel s. cho. james matthew aaronson the fifth. ali marie benton. lauren c. bierman. lindsay g. donaldson. cheyenne as early. ian e. blake. joseph c. brock. [reading names] christina magdalena gibson. joseph c. gregory. amanda h. speier. ezra m. had eight. bryce j. jones. john a. elkins. jackson r. franco. tim j. kincaid. harrison t. goodrich. robert m. moore. kayla a. hannibal. duncan t. morris jr.. isabel lynn tynan. sara l. osborne. annie elizabeth emhoff. caleb m. kelly. denise a. ramirez. j. young kim. harrison

think about that i think about presidential candidate barack obama and his in essence repudiation of jeremiah wright. that in order to show that he was prepared to take that next step. he had to step away from an old friend and spiritual advisor so this those are some and i'm thinking of others and always looking for suggestions. i hope that that you can come up with some as well. other question do i have time for another? lee i'm gonna go a little bit different direction. you've shakespeare wrote these plays during elizabeth's time certainly an unsettled an unsettled time in england with a lot of constraints on it. i think in your article you pointed out that essex was considering trying to run richard the second before he tried to overthrow elizabeth. what is your perception particularly in the histories of the political pressures that shakespeare was under as he was writing these plays knowing that this was not a time of freedom of the press or playwrights and things could happen to him. that might not be good such as losing his head. when when the earl of essex tried to start a rebellion

years ago, i watched the movie jeremiah johnson was on television, i didn't see it in the big screen, and i just was captivated by that tremendous story, robert redford played one of the main characters there, and so the next morning i was so thrilled with this whole concept of the mountain men and the fur traders and the explorers, i went to a local library, a very small library, and couldn't find much about bridger, although i found him usually on the first or second page of about 30 different books. they were listing him as as one of the most significant frontiersman in american history. so that really piqued my curiosity and so then i started traveling, i drove to memphis, i was about 60 miles away and i found books that had been written about them but i also found that those books, one of them was 1946, 75 years ago now, and one of them was 1962, 59 years ago, they were incomplete , as would be expected because they don't have the advantage of all the the historical sources, the articles, the books that have been written and then all the new archival materials which have come for

he talked about race as he said in the interview with jeremiah wright but he also talked race when he then congressman john lewis commemorating 50 years since that bloody sunday march. he talked race when we went to africa and traveled to africa. he talked race with trayvon martin and it boggled my mind, brianna and john and britny he could have been my son. he was a black man in america who was susceptible to all the things that other black men were susceptible to if he did not have secret service around him and had a baseball cap on even though he had that he was still susceptible. >> it boggles barack obama's mind that he still gets asked if he did enough about race. you could see in the way he answered the question from anderson. i want to bring up another subject because it was big news overnight that was surprising to a lot of people, which is that the justice department, the merrick garland-led justice department, is siding with former president donald trump on the issue of the defamation case brought by e. jean carol the brier that said that donald trump raped her decades ago.

andrew alerted his 17 year old brother, jeremiah, who tried to tap out the growing threat.g in, so i'm just trying to put it out with my boat. but that's not working. so i described everything that i need. my two bites my back to my brother's bike, and that's it. and then we go outside a total of 35 san jose firefighters responded to the two alarm fire upon arrival, the first arriving an engine company found heavy smoking fire coming from one side of the building. access was pretty good, and we got a good quick knockdown soon shortly after arrival, a san jose police officer rescued

andrew alerted his 17 year old brother, jeremiah, who tried to tap out the growing threat. more fires coming in, so i'm trying to put it out with my boat. but that's not working. so i described everything that i named. my two bites my back to my brother's bike, and that's it. and then we go outside a total of 35 san jose. firefighters responded to the two alarm fire upon arrival, the first arriving an engine company found heavy smoking fire coming from one side of the building. access was pretty good, and we got a good quick knockdown soon shortly after arrival, a san jose police officer rescued one resident and performed cpr until paramedics transported her to a nearby hospital. fire officials say she has life threatening injuries. several fire victims say that same resident may have sparked this fire by smoking near oxygen tanks. you have a sign right there says no smoking and she just smokes. it's weird. you've seen her smoke before. yeah around the guests you around again. plenty of times. arson investigators are checking that claim and the fires cause is still under in

andrew alerted his 17 year old brother, jeremiah, who tried to tap out the growing threat. more fires coming in, so i'm just trying to put it out with my boat. but that's not working. so i described everything that i need. my two bites my back my brother's bike and that's it. and then we go outside a total of 35 san jose firefighters responded to the two alarm fire upon arrival, the first arriving an engine company found heavy smoking fire coming from one side of the building. access was pretty good, and we got a good quick knockdown soon shortly after arrival, a san jose police officer rescued one resident and performed cpr until paramedics transported her to a nearby hospital. fire officials say she has life threatening injuries. several fire victims say that same resident may have sparked this fire by smoking near oxygen tanks. you have the sign right there says no smoking and she just smokes. it's weird. you've seen her smoke before. yeah around the gas you around again. plenty of times. arson. investigators are checking that claim and the fires cause is still under inv

andrew alerted his 17 year old brother, jeremiah, who tried to tap out the growing threat. more fires coming in, so i'm just trying to put it out with my boat. but that's not working. so i described everything that i need. my two bites my back to my brother's bike, and that's it. and then we go outside a total of 35 san jose firefighters responded to the two alarm fire upon arrival, the first arriving an engine company found heavy smoking fire coming from one side of the building. access was pretty good, and we got a good quick knockdown soon shortly after arrival, a san jose police officer rescued one resident and performed cpr until paramedics transported her to a nearby hospital. fire officials say she has life threatening injuries. several fire victims say that same resident may have sparked this fire by smoking near oxygen tanks. you have a sign right there says no smoking and she just smokes. it's weird. you've seen her smoke before. yeah around the gas you around again. plenty of times. arson. investigators are checking that claim and the fires cause is still under i

second, this issue of manufacturing, which jeremiah and i mentioned to the corporation is key in theia initiative, we believe it will be brought on by the end of the year and we are looking at other options where again we can bring doses online before the end of the year and first and second quarters of 2022. the third and fourth thing, one is mobilizing more resources for kovacs which we been able to do by using generous contributions to leverage support for others and we are pleased the secretary kicked off and surpassed its goal. as you know the g7 summit is coming up, we been engaged members who have development finance institutions and the the ability both to share more of themselves which we are encouraging all members to do but also to increase their investment so we can ramp up production so we are working on all of it to get as much supply out there as we can as quickly as possible. >> i would add to that as we think about how we get as many shots in arms as possible by next year, we think about this as four pieces. the first piece outlines the strategy, what are the doses t

jeremiah ellison, a councilman in minnesota, where a police precinct itself was set afire, advised the mayor to leave the vandals alone. the focus of anger is the police and this building, he reasoned. if you let the crowd do its thing, we might spare the neighborhood. history will forever note how wrong he was. in portland, oregon, the summer rise of twebt -- riots of 2020 resulted in $23 million lost but the portland mayor tweeted that federal officers were bringing balance and life-threatening tactics to the city. the best thing we can do -- they can do is stay inside of their building or leave portland, he said. in kenosha, wisconsin, over half the people arrested in the aftermath were from out of town. property damage topped $50 million and put close to 40 businesses out of order -- out of business. even in my own salt lake city, cop cars were burned. a salt lake city chairman declared that overturning and burning a police cruiser was a small sacrifice over physical clashes between officers and civilians. meanwhile, 21 police officers were injured. at the end of the summer riots o

in the matter of jeremiah budan versus city of san francisco, et al.e board, by a vote of six ayes, one absent, collins, gave approval for the general council to pay up to the stipulated amount. in the amount of e.g. versus sfusd, oaah case number 24404104, the board, by a vote of six ayes, one absent, collins, approved a settlement agreement and authorized the general counsel to pay up to the stipulated amount, and with that, this meeting is adjourned. thank you, everyone. >> good night. >> thank you guys. good night. - >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges resident to do their showing up and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you shop & dine in the 49 san francisco owes must of the charm to the unique characterization of each corridor has a distinction permanent our neighbors are the economic engine of the city. >> if we could a afford the lot by these we'll not to have the kind of s