never mind the moon, let's get some "of that cash in harlem" — a sentiment echoed by the reverend jesse jacksonct that no one was interested in this historic footage of the harlem cultural festival for so long stands as evidence of the whitewashing of american history, a subject that seems particularly pertinent at the moment. plaudits, then, to director ahmir thompson, aka musician questlove, who begins and ends his film with a festival—goer reviewing the newly uncovered footage for the first time, and then tearfully thanking the film—maker for proving to him that he isn't crazy — this really happened. we wanted progress. we are black people and we should be proud of this. we were coming together to say this is our world, and how beautiful it was. thanks to this terrific film, that's something we can all share in. # i can take you higher... we believed in what we felt in here. just go do it! summer of soul is in cinemas now and on disney+ from july the 30th. this is our last stand. back in 2013, writer—director james demonaco's dystopian horror—action cheapie the purge became a money—spinning

the one they knew i came out of the same black churches as jesse jackson and martin luther king. aus was the church of the forsaken and these men were our patron saints and from black america. i learned how to speak back to whiteness, the wind, which we could to trade on color or religion or this. there are other ways of conducting ben. i tell you that when i left this country in 1948, i was just telling you one reason only one reason i where i, when i got the hong kong i matter on a tim up to end up in paris on the speech, paris. that's right. and i'm talking on the theory, enough thing words could happen to me. they said it already happened to me here. you talk about making it right about yourself. you won't be able then to turn up all the antenna which you live. because once you turn your back on the society, you may dial, you may dial me, then flashes aside and stretched out roar. and you're not the guy and still you fit the description because there is only one guy who is always the guy fitting the description. ah, i think the white imagination has frames that conception of whit

i know nothing of who we are, the ones who came out of the same black churches as jesse jackson and martin luther king. aus was the church of the forsaken and these men were our patron saints. to join him from black america. i learned how to speak back to whiteness, matters the way we could to trade on color or religion or this. there are other ways of connecting. ben, i tell you this when i left this country in 1048, i didn't come here. one reason only one reason where i, when i got the hong kong, i'm added on the timber to end up in paris on the speech, paris i was talking on the theory enough thing learned could happen to me that already happened to me here. you talk about making it as write it by yourself. you have to be able then to turn up all the untenable that you live. because once you turn your back on the society, you may dot, you may dot ah, then flashes, sire and stretched out war. and you're not the guy and still you fit the description because there is only one guy who is always a guy fitting the description. ah, i think the white imagination has framed the conception whiten

se trata de jesse jackson, 37 años, detectives identificaron por las cámaras de vigilancia. del arrendador, regresó por ella y dejó a su perrita en el auto en un momento y al salir no encontró ni el auto ni la mascota y el vídeo de vigilancia demostró que se lo robaron, es un toyota color azul. si tienen información piden comunicarse con la policía, allá lo que le interesa es el perrito >>> en el condado de los Ángeles incautaron más de $1,000,000,000 en distribuidores ilegales de mariguana, tras una redada masiva encontraron 363,000 plantas y más de 33,000 libras de esta hierba, autoridades creen que estos sembradíos podrían estar vinculados a los cárteles de la droga. 23 personas fueron arrestadas en este operativo. >>> luego de 20 años sin verse madre e hija logran reencontrarse, les tengo el emotivo reencuentro >>> de las bibliotecas del condado santa clara ampliarán su horario la próxima semana. los cambios a partir del lunes agregarán 18 horas más a la semana para que los usuarios visite las bibliotecas. el uso de mascarillas es requerido ( comerciales ) io climático..

that is what jesse jackson is trying to do. >> yes. if there are more pipelines running under a city or state, it's not going to hurt anyone. >> i just want to point out that even though the recommendations from the white house about no new pipelines that that will be very detrimental to the low income people who need additional infrastructure. my time has expired. i yield back. >> representative huffman you are recognized for five minutes. >> jerry, you are muted. >> still muted. >> there we go. it was telling me i was having trouble with the host on muting me. my audible now? oh good. now i can talk about my friend garrett graves and the stubborn case of california. we have corrected him a few times now. but today we have heard a new creative set of allegations drawn from a lawsuit, easy enough to file so i will state the obvious. in california like everywhere we have industry funded groups and lawsuits aimed at blocking climate reforms. if filing a lawsuit and lobbying a bunch of provocative allegations is enough to make them true,

the creed we shall overcome is a long time mainstay of the civil rights movement as jesse jackson can tell better than anybody. the obstacles to progress that have to be overcome. are constant challenge? we saw in the 60s. over the current assault is not just an echo of a distant history. in 2020, we faced a tireless assault on the right to vote. restrictive laws lawsuits threats to of intimidation voter purges and more we resolved overcome it all and we did more americans vote in the last election than any in the midst of a pandemic than any election in american history. you've got voters registers. you got voters to the polls? the rule of law held democracy prevailed we overcame but today let me be unequivocal. i've been engaged in this work my whole career and we're going to be ramping up our efforts to overcome again. i will have more to say about this or the later date to truly unprecedented and assault on our democracy. an effort to replace non-partisan election administrators and to intimidate those charged with tally in the reporting the results but today. as for the act of vo

face of the civil rights movement in the south after 1955 would be doctor martin luther king jr., jesse jackson man at least who had a serious chance. as a minister and doctor king's lieutenant and mayor of atlanta who was a minister taking it up to january 5th for those who has at the knees are baptist church he is done ministers so because of the fight against anti- black racism and white supremacy was unrelenting black christians by and large could not avoid being slaves. so our ancestors developed a form of christianity with the liberating god added center and that was both after one's death. but liberation honors. black christianity was supposed to be a redemptive force for the nations whose original sin was slavery. that's a completely different identity and the sister denominations whether methodist or the baptist church. anglicans i'm ashamed to say worse level accepting the baptism of black people as you know an anglican priest was the negro and indian advocate said these people are human beings there are questions whether africans were real human beings are not. i know it sounds hyper

jesse jackson can tell you better than anybody. the obstacle to progress that have to be overcome are a constant challenge. we saw it in the sixties. but with the current assault, it's not just an echo of a distant history. in 2020, we faced a tireless assault on the right to vote. restrictive laws, lawsuits, threats of intimidation, voter purges and more. we were soft to overcome it all and we did. more americans voted in the last election than any, in the midst of a pandemic, than any election in american history. [applause] >> you've got voters registered. you've got voters to the polls. the rule of law held. democracy prevailed. we overcame. but today, let me be unequivocal, i've been engaged in this work my whole career. we are going to be ramping up our efforts to overcome once again. i will have more to say about this at a later date, a truly unprecedented assault on our democracy. an effort to replace nonpartisan election administrators, and to intimidate those charged with tallying and reporting the election results. but t

in 2013, you will also recall congressman check, jesse jackson jr. wife, both democrats one to prison foe same thing. we are not saying that eric swalwell should be charged by sleeping with a chinese lie or by misusing campaign funds. we are going to need an immediate federal investigation, possibly a special counsel. >> the american people deserve no what the russians have exactly on donald trump. it is just as destructive because the president has drawn us close to a foreign adversary who was not our friend. >> tucker: [laughs] oh, eric swalwell, someone who was close to a foreign adversary is not our friend. really how close? [laughs] so, what's going on with eric swalwell and why don't we deserve to know when a sitting member of the house intelligence committee is doing with spies? and what does he think of this customer does he really adore eric swalwell as he pretended to in the picture customer probably not. jesse watters has studied this particular report. he is the author of the fantastic book, "how i save the world." we are happy to have hi

if phoenix, william barber and jesse jackson held a real rally to put pressure on kyrsten sinema's officeey held a march where they held a sit-in, blocking the entrance as they sang "this little light of mine." both civil rights leaders were arrested at the sit-in. barber posted this photo of him in zip ties with the caption "we've got to get these shackles off our democracy." and senator sinema's spokesman said there could be stricter voting laws down the line. it's been over a month since senate republicans voted to block for the people act and frustration is growing not just for senator sinema and her counterparts but also president joe biden. reverend barber will be in texas tomorrow to launch a four-day selma-to-montgomery march. today state representatives left texas to go to d.c. to restrict voting access in that state. that group of texas democrats have met with the vice president, kamala harris, house majority whip james clyburn but they have not been able to get a meeting with the president himself, and their frustration is starting to bubble over. during a remote office call wi

we're also set on fire surveillance video helped police identify the suspect. 37 year-old jesse jackson a pittsburgh. this is his picture. he was arrested just a few blocks away. he was booked into the martinez detention facility on charges of arson and probation violation. >> fireworks are believed to have sparked a fire last night in hercules officers say they responded to a fire in the area of sycamore avenue at palm avenue last night. they say they found flames beginning to spread up a hillside 3 fire agencies were called in when officers began notifying residents in the area to evacuate fire crews were able to put out the flames before any buildings were damaged. officers say they think a box of used found nearby sparked those flames. now to the north bay were an investigation is underway after a garbage can filled with fireworks was set off in front of a local officials home rohnert park city council member willie le neris shared these images of the vandalism from sunday night as kron four's. dan thorn reports tonight the council member says he believes this incident could have be

surveillance video that helped police identify the suspect and here's his picture. 37 year-old jesse jackson of pittsburgh has been arrested. now and booked into the martinez detention facility on charges of arson and probation violation. >> it's 6 '08. and in the north bay, sandra fells biggest homeless encampment, which is under highway one. oh, one was dismantled. as you can see by caltrans. they plowed over at kron four's morning. kelly takes a look at where everybody's going. >> caltrans crews showed up early this morning to begin clearing the encampment that had been made up of dozens of tents spread underneath the one o one freeway and central sailor fell and some former residents are unhappy about it. it's heartbreaking. >> to see how marine county treats homeless. it's it were an eyesore or people anymore. but courtney hop is one of the lucky ones. she says she was placed in a hotel room a few days ago. and my world this >> still gift couldn't bear to opwatch the dismantling of her tp that she says served as both for home and as a makeshift church for the community. she's lived amon

in phoenix the reverend william barber and jesse jackson, held a rally to put pressure on sentencinge passage of the voting rights bills. after the rally they let a march through the streets, to her office where they held a sit in. blocking the entrance as they saying, this little light of mine. both civil rights leaders word rested at the sit in. later they posted this photo of himself and zip ties, with the caption, we have to get the shackles off our democracy. the senator responded to defend her support of the filibuster, saying eliminating the procedure to pass voter registration could lead to more restrictive voting laws down the line. it's been over a month since republicans bloated to back the for the people act, and the frustration is, growing not just with senator sinema and her counterpart joe manchin of west virginia, but also with president joe biden. barbara will be in texas tomorrow, to launch a four-day march to the texas state capital, to draw more attention to the need for voting rights protection. today marks two weeks since texas democratic state representatives l

it was surveillance video that helped police identify the suspect who they say is 37 year-old jesse jackson of pittsburgh. they were arrested and now they actually took him into custody a few blocks away. he's now booked into the martinez detention facility on charges of arson and probation violation. >> time. now 5. '09, and fireworks are believed to have sparked a fire in hercules the fire broke out in the area of sycamore avenue at palm avenue monday night police and firefighters say that started spreading up a hillside and 3 fire agencies were called in while officers started notifying residents to get out of the area. fire crews were aale to put it out before any buildings were damaged. officers think a box of used fireworks that they found nearby sparked those flames. and a wildfire broke out in benicia along interstate 6.80, that blocked the northbound lanes of 6.80. those latest since reopen in the fire is out that fire burned about 6 acres. this fire is a cal fire is continuing to see all kinds of fires burn at a record pace. they have new numbers out showing fires that have burned

man's name is jesse jackson. he's from pittsburgh, was arrested yesterday morning.s of arson to property and one count of violating probation. investigators say they think jackson set four cars on fire on railroad avenue, three at a car dealership that another at a nearby jack in the box restaurant surveillance video helped lead authorities to jackson, who was found a few blocks away from the crime scene. additional firefighters were arriving today to help battle wildfires that's burning in plumas county, the back worth complex is made of two fires sparked by lightning. it's burned through more than 3000 acres. new evacuations were ordered in the area yesterday afternoon after the fire flared up and crossed containment lines. additional local fire departments, cal fire and forest service resources all being directed to the area today as crews work to get that fire under control. former president trump is suing three bay area based tech giants. he made the announcement this morning from his new jersey golf course. the former president will service the lead plaintiff

jesse jackson the first black man is probably who had a at least a chance of really serious run, right? yeah, jesse of course is a minister andy young dr. king's lieutenant and mayor of atlanta was a minister and we could take it up to january 5th the election of senator ralph warnock, right? who who has ebenezer baptist church. i mean he is the ministry of ebenezer baptist church so that because of the the fight against anti-black racism and white supremacy was unrelenting. black christians by and large could not avoid being political so that the we developed our ancest developed a form of christianity with the liberating god fill at its center and that liberation was both after one's death. deliberates all disappear, but liberation on earth it was and black christianity was meant to be a redemptive force for a nation who's original sin was slavery that gives it a completely different identity than its sister denominations whether it was a methodist church or the baptist church anglicans. i'm ashamed to say we're kind of slow and accepting the baptism of black people as you well know

fire investigators with contra costa county fire protection district arrested jesse jackson, a pittsburgh early this morning. he is charged with two counts of arson to property and one count of probation violation. it happened to the dealership in the 2100 block of railroad avenue, firefighters say when they arrived on the scene, they found four vehicles were actually on fire. three at the dealership and another at a nearby jack in the box restaurant surveillance video helped authorities identify the suspect. they say they found him about two blocks away from the dealership and arrested him. he is now being held at the martinez detention facility. cal fire crews were called to a wildfire in solano county. this afternoon. you go look at some time last video here of the fire earlier this evening, flames started on the west side of interstate 6 80, north of venetia, near lake herman road. it burned about eight acres in a marshy area, sending smoke into a wide area. no home, so we're threatened now in plumas county and new evacuation mandatory evacuations tonight for wildfire burning north of

we wouldn't call african-american that term was created going around the time that jesse jackson was running for president with no such thing as african-american. it was called more. we were morris american terminology is very important because a lot of history evolved and what we were really call and and in the more the more americans have signed a treaty with the newly formed us club government called the moisture the more treaty. or we should be going about they're still in existence as we speak and wasn't no five. tribe the fire tribes were only you knew before us government only acknowledged by a try. there was hundreds of trash. just with the newly formed us government only acknowledged five times that has something to do with it kidnapped in the pocahontas and her coming back being a christian. so this was this was a muslim country. this is a we did muslim religion and then when um, pocahontas kidnapping christian and it changed the star having the most americans practice christianity, but and they only acknowledge to find out 100 tribes that was that were here. thank you nasa