era un, un ambiente muy familiar, y el viaje fue más gente mayor, los que participaron, isabel y jocelynén? eugene rodríguez: pues ya, sí, yo aprendí mucho, porque no fui y, y pues yo pude tener la experiencia como si fuera yo allí con ellas; yo creo que para la gente que vea, vea esta, este documental, van a sentir lo mismo, ¿no?, que están en el viaje con, con ellas; por eso, por eso yo creo que tiene mucho, mucho valor. damián trujillo: ¿qué piensas tú que debemos saber nosotros de la gente maya, de la gente yucateca? eugene rodríguez: pues, yo creo que es una cultura muy, muy fuerte y anciana, ¿no?, porque, y la cultura nos da fuerza, nos da fuerza para aguantar mucha, pues, opresión, dificultades; y se puede ver que es la cultura que nos da fuerza,

gennari ricks, jocelyn adams, savanna quintero. jocelyn adams' grandmother had a great quote. talking about campaign ads, this needs to be on billboards or of the country. she said "they are shooting our babies at parties, friends birthday parties, and amusement parks." the trauma is not limited to just these children who have been murdered and their families. there are other children in those communities watching their friends getting shot who can't play outside anymore for fear of getting shot. "it's hard to heal when you are in the middle of a war. every day is a war zone," said we are supposed to feel empathetic for cori bush that her life, apparently, matters more than these children. >> kayleigh: we will pray for each of those children's famous. it's a tragedy. the leader of the democrat party, cori bush, calling to defund the police, only going to make it worse. coming up, "the new york post" spotting embattled governor andrew cuomo lounging by the pool, but his relaxation time may have just ended, as we just learned one of his accusers is taking legal action in albany

rolling and jocelyn here could not have been more generous of what little they had.hat town you passed through is not called -- it is called schitte's creek, it is where we live. >> overtime it acknowledges that class is not a permanent divide. >> oh my god. >> oh my god. okay, this is not okay. what are you guys doing here? >> tonight we are dancing as a family. >> what's happening? >> we never wanted the town to be the butt of the joke but in fact that's why we made this town so accepting. the town is the goal, it is the family that had a lot to learn. ♪ >>> jerusalem is the universe city, the chosen city, the holy city. that's its blessing but it also gives its danger and it is ugliness, too. because it means people must possess it absolutely. >> the conflic

they run into rowland and jocelyn. >> what do you do, rowland?class. >> roland is actually the mayor of our town. >> oh. >> not shitsville, i hope. >> what do you even call someone from shitsville? a shitter? >> and that sparked a change in johnny rose we are not going to side with our wealthy friends. >> not a phone call. not a nickel. rowland and jocelyn here could not have been more generous with what little they have. >> we're going to stick up for the town that we live in and own our circumstance. >> and that town you passed through? it's not called shitsville. it's called schitts creek and it's where we live. >> over time, "schitt's creek" ends up being a really optimistic comedy about class because it acknowledges that class doesn't have to be a permanent divide. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. okay. this is not okay. what are you guys doing here? >> tonight, we are dancing, as a family. >> what is happening? >> we never wanted the town to be the butt of the joke. in fact, that's why we made this town so accepting. the town is the goal. it's

not a nickel roland and jocelyn here could not have been more generous with what little they have. >>re we live. >> it acknowledges that class doesn't have to be a permanent divide. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> okay. this is not okay. what are you guys doing here? >> tonight we are dancing as a family. >> what is happening? >> we never wanted the town to be the butt of the joke. in fact, that's why we made this town so accepting. the town is the goal. it's the family that had a lot to learn. ♪ >>> jerusalem is the universal city, the chosen city, the holy city. that's its blessing, but it also gives it its danger and its ugliness too, because it means that people believe that they must possess it absolutely. >> the palestinian/israeli conflict that we are experiencing today, you've seen it experienced in jerusalem for thousands of years

they get to the various check boards, thousands and thousands of people packed together screaming, jocelyn, shoving, trying to get into the airport, that hasn't changed. and nato countries as well as the taliban. all warning with the crowds, much dispersed for their own safety. those who carried out these, these attacks, they saw the cottage that they caused, isis allegedly has claimed responsibility and the, the threat to ease. and the, the fear here is that they'll try again, which is why we're seeing these searches carried out. now these raids by the taliban sizes allegedly, coordinating with us forces, but as i said, the situation remains tense, not quite as bad as it was yesterday, but nevertheless far from come. the following figure was apparently taken off to one of the explosions that was sent to us by witness the between the 2 black shots were also reported on site, so it's unclear who fired them. we spoke to the mind behind the video who just 10 meters away from one of those expressions. this was something that we are living in probably like 420 or 2 or more than that. i hadn't w

before they get to the various checkbook, thousands and thousands of people packed together screaming, jocelyn, shoving, trying to get into the airport that hasn't changed, and nato countries as well as the taliban, all warning with the crowds, much dispersed for their own safety. those who carried out these, these attacks, these awful attacks more than a 100 people killed a 150, injured, injured seriously. as well as many hundreds that needed medical attention or some sort of attention. you know, they saw the cottage that they caused, isis allegedly has claimed responsibility and the, the threat ease. and the, the fear here is that they'll try again, which is why we're seeing the searches carried out. now these rates bud taliban sizes allegedly, coordinating with us forces. but as i said, the situation remains tense, not quite as bad as it was yesterday, but nevertheless far from the hopefully we're not going to see any repeats of what was witness yesterday. of course, lots of concern there might still be more attacks in the ask on capitol bring is the very latest correspondence. rod gets the

we spoke with organizer jocelyn davis. >> the spirit of our ancestors festival is a day set aside torate the descendants of the clotilda. there were festivals that started back in the '80s from the original founders of the descendants association, and i guess it stopped for a while. so i decided to start it up again. and i was reading dr. natalie robinson's book "the slave ship clotilda and the making of africatown, spirit of our ancestors." that's how i came up with the title. i was looking for a title. a lot of things weren't ringing a bell. but when i was reading her book, i was like, oh, "spirit of our ancestors" just jumped at me. >> you greeted everyone, and then there's a point where you had descendants speak. how did you come up with your program? >> well, growing up here in africatown and attending union missionary baptist church, there was a bust of lewis in front of our church all of our life. back in 2002 that bust was destroyed by some kids -- some kids acting up and they decided to vandalize. later, they put up a historical marker. this historical marker had the founder

before they get to the various checkpoint, thousands of thousands of people packed together screaming, jocelyn, shoving, trying to get into the airport. that hasn't changed. and these are countries as well as the taliban warning that the crowd must disperse for their own safety. those who carried out these, these attacks, they saw the cottage that they caused, isis allegedly has claimed responsibility and the, the threat to ease. and the, the fear here is that they'll try again, which is why we're seeing the search is carried out. now these rates bud taliban sizes allegedly, coordinating with us forces. but as i said, the situation remains tense, not quite as bad as it was yesterday, but nevertheless far from come nomics state cora son, which is a regional affiliate device. this is claimed responsibility for the atrocity added the blast, the u. k. u. s. and other western nations have been warning the nationals about the threat of a severe terror attack and advising them to avoid the airport. we spoke to allie hassan, who was near the port when the 1st explosion occurred today into the airport.

the taliban now has a he jocelyn of high tech weapons with billions of dollars originally gifted by the pentagon to the afghan army, us national security adviser on to the questions and all of the arms that were left behind. those black hawks were given to call upon they were given to the african national security forces to be able to defend themselves. we don't have a complete picture, obviously of where every article of defense materials has gone. but certainly a fair amount of it has fallen into the hands of the taliban. and obviously we don't have a sense that they are going to readily handed over to us at the airport. for it is from the week does show seeing taliban fighters parading around campus with american made rifles and military vehicle acquisitions. washington, still trying to estimate just time much weaponry and tack has fallen into the hands of the insurgents. and to add insult to injury the taliban is also created a site to operate unity, one of its special commando units here dec tanked in u. s. k. recreating an iconic world war to face of troops, raising the american f

jocelyn davis for inviting me to speak. and to this m organizers of thi historical occasion. as we pay homage to our ancestors, to our guests, and all of the freedom fighters that came before us. i amy ancestors' wildest dream. as i sail through the deep seas of my mind, only to find that i am the world's tallest tree. for my carpentry. i am poli. a visionary, entrepreneur, connoisseur. i am a doctor, and love is my cure. to the depths of greatness and everything in between, i a my ancestors' wildest dream. a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. meet my team, poli, on a boat with no hope, to be sold for gold. but that ain't the story to be told. so bold as the silhouette shines from the shadow of a sun. zion, zion, zion, as my people cry for the land to open his hand. even a dying man have a plan to live. see, i grew up on what some call a street, some call it an avenue. but little did i knew, 110 blowing in the wind, was i a part of this crew. questions, mysteries would never change our history, as it seems that's why i amy ancestors' wildest dream. kids across the b

all those children being gunned down and murdered in an extinction, children like jocelyn adams and robert no choice what to do with their futures. for her to sit there and you would rather me die because my body is working on this planet, so where there is. so are these thousands of people that are being murdered on the streets in those communities that are being left behind because of their idealistic commitment to defending the theiridealistic minutes to defug the police and leaving people defenseless. >> kayleigh: thank you for saying their names. we pray for their families, the tragedy of what we are seeing in this country. coming up, after nearly seven months in office, president biden is going to disney world. he's not a vacation. the addition to the theme parks hall of presidents. ♪ ♪ a veteran who may have served in my time, during the vietnam era, would be eligible today for a va home loan. so many do not know that. there's no expiration date on your eligibility for the va home loan. every veteran, every service member out there if you're thinking about buying a home if you're th

let's bring in thomas jocelyn, senior fellow at the foundation of defense of democracies and a senior editor at fdd's long war journal and norman rule a former will expert. i want to start with you. big picture, you look at this day, the past few days and the president's speech, what does this mean? >> good evening, i think the united states faces two primary challenges. our national resolve will now be open to question. china has already announced in its press that taiwan should look at this as an example of lack of u.s. support in a dime of crisis. chinese press has spoken to hong kong activists saying this is how the united states will stand with you. russia, china and iran will tell their allies we stick with you, but america doesn't. and there will be some in the middle east and elsewhere who will wonder about that. secondly, the prisons of the taliban have emptied, have allowed militants, thousands of them to return to the afghan battle space along with al-qaeda, isis and another of other groups we now have a significant potential of al-qaeda reforming in afghanistan it will tak

this is from the dispatch thomas jocelyn spends a lot of time.e has been on this show a lot. >> yep. >> bret: about al-qaeda. he says no, mr. president. al-qaeda is not gone from afghanistan. i have spoken to several u.s. officials who think hundreds of al-qaeda man were released from taliban jail break this years. some of these tastes are al-qaeda big wigs i tracked the presence of al-qaeda and affiliated groups in 18 of afghanistan's 34 provinces from november 2020 to april of 2021. in june the u.n. security council reported that large numbers of al-qaeda fighters and other foreign extremist elements aligned with the taliban are located in various parts of afghanistan. in addition, a significant part of the leadership of al-qaeda resides in afghanistan and pakistan's border region. in the spring, the defense intelligence agency reported that the taliban has maintained close ties with al-qaeda. in january, the u.s. treasury department reported that al-qaeda is gaining strength in afghanistan while continuing to operate with the taliban under the

festival has been seated by our ancestors through the efforts and dedication of the festival's founder jocelyn davis. and it is taking root like the baobab tree under whose canopy. we are imparting knowledge about africa town to the world. i am proud to have served as the festivals inaugural speaker and i am equally proud to introduce my successor dr. deborah plant the editor of barracoon the story of the last black cargo author by ancestor zora neale, hurston. dr. deborah plant is an african-american literature in africana studies scholar and literary critic whose special interests is in the life and works of zorno hurston. as editor of zorno hurston's barricoon the story of the last black cargo dr. plant created. what the new york times said was a profound impact on zora neale hurston's literary legacy in publishing herston's account of the last of the life story of clotilder survivor and africa town co-founder cujo. kazula lewis. barricoon won this things as new york times bestseller time magazine's best nonfiction book of 2018 and new york public libraries best book of 2018 among other acc

jocelyn elders, dr. david satcher, dr. richard kimona, dr. regina benjamin, and dr. jerome adams. these esteemed public health leaders who served under both republican and democratic presidents, discussed the importance of ensuring that communities of color, those hardest-hit by the virus, had the information and access they need to get vaccinated. and they discussed how we can work together, of course, moving forward. last point for all of you. the president spoke, or called, i should say, shontel brown last night, extended his congratulations to her. he spoke on delivering for the people of ohio and across the country, as is she. we know his agenda, including investing in our country's infrastructure, helping grow our economy, creating good paying middle class jobs is broadly popular with the american people. he is laser-focused on delivering. more democrats means more ability to deliver on that. i know you were up way too early this morning, based on my television. [laughter] i've been waiting to do that joke all week. here we are. go ahead. [laughter] reporter: i appreciate th

from michigan, jocelyn is back. let me start with you, madam secretary.you make of the fact there will be no voting rights legislation at the federal level, at least until the fall? >> i'm hopeful there will be something in the fall. i mean, i think what we're seeing in states right now and nationally is a coordinated effort to undermine our democracy. seeing it for close to a year, and this is the time where we need our federal government to step up and protect every citizen and vote administrator protecting the very foundation of our government. i still am calling on the federal government to act, recognize they have a responsibility to act and to do so well in advance of next year's elections so that we as election administrators are able to meet demands of new federal requirements and protect voters in compliance with them. >> are you following the testimony given by former acting attorney general jeffrey rosen about the treatment of the u.s. attorney for northern georgia who left on the precipice of being fired because he refused, as you did, to fals

jocelyn returned to the uk to renew her south african visa. online retailer boohoo has insisted its clothing brands are not throwaway. speaking to our business correspondent sean farringdon, john lyttle said boohoo had a clear strategy for being more sustainable. boohoo chief executivejohn lyttle is rolling out hundreds of millions of pounds of investment across factories, offices and distribution centres like this one in burnley. this is where your order gets put together. when the picker is picking, picking out an order but actually it's a different customer, different brands. creating thousands of jobs but almost more crucially for his business, installing more automation. customers shopping online demand it. consumer habits have changed to wanting to buy online but equally the immediacy of when they want that order. so if you think of it today, a package can be ordered 10:55pm, it can be picked, it can be packed, it can go to the courier and it can be in your home by tomorrow. that's probably one of the biggest trends we've seen in the las

tom jocelyn the long war journal has been writing about this forever. killed thousands of americans. they are the brothers of al-qaeda. they swore allegiance to usama bin laden. and by the way, when usama bin laden was killed, and ayman zawahiri became commander of the taliban who did he swear allegiance to of al-qaeda? he became leader of al-qaeda. and he swore allegiance to the taliban. these people share the same ideology. they are responsible for 9/11. so to all the families of those who died on 9/11, to those who are injured, to those who have grown up without a parent, you need to know that your government on the anniversary of 9/11, the 20th anniversary is putting in power in afghanistan the people responsible? why do i say putting in power? because the united states has been in negotiations with the haqqani network. and haqqani leading the talks that the u.s. government has been pushing on the afghan government. and haqqani has been in doha with the u.s. presidential envoy. and that's haqqani and can a legal haqqani as you mentioned pressuring a