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almost 20 years, is similar to american events three years ago after the death in police custody of black johnctions. some say they will get rid of racism, others. they have a tolerable tolerance for the aggression of a minority. the first truth sounds louder in the zeitgeist. well, and another masterpiece of tolerance, an iraqi dissident migrant burned another koran in front of the cathedral building. chaity in stockholm with police permission, albeit to the annoyance of the government, which is desperately persuading turkey to let sweden into nato instead of a deal on the eve of the vilnius summit outrage throughout the islamic world. why allow this? freedom of expression is more sacred than any religious shrine in the modern world , there is not enough instructions on general safety techniques, which buttons not to press so as not to bang and where they fit in so as not to kill only where to get a mechanic who will start repairing a fragile structure, armed with thin tools, sledgehammers are now held in high esteem. it was an international review. goodbye. sberbank presents the lowest loan

the strategic communications coordinator of the white house security council, john kirby, during the briefing. held in the black, mr. admiral john kirby emphasized that such an option is even being considered by the white house, and at the same time, the administration of us president joe biden considers the export of ukrainian grain overland is a less effective option. well, washington promised in ukraine that the us will make every effort to help do this until they restore the initiative . in addition, john kirby called russia's exit from the agreement without responsibility. well, you probably already guessed that a-a this statement and in general all the statements that have been circulating in russia for the past day have already been commented on in the kremlin itself dmitry peskov - this is what the spokesman for the kremlin master putin said literally like this quote, this is an issue that should be recommended by our military because we are talking about a zone that is very close to the war zone, and without security guarantees certain risks arise if something is done without russia, then these risks m

black sea region. we have legal relations with everyone but with russia, because they think that this is their own sea. john week, nato and ukrainian officials are to discuss the black sea situation. still to come on "pbs news weekend," how to deal with extreme heat and avoid a trip to the e.r. and, why black farmers have lost so much of their land. ♪ >> this is pbs news weekend from w eta studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour weeknights on pbs. john: polls in spain are closed, and the vote count is underway in an election that could see the far right return to the government for the first time in nearly a half-century. socialist prime minister pedro sanchez called the early election after suffering big losses in local and regional elections in may. pre-election polls shod the conservative popular party with a big lead, but short of an outright majority. that could open the door for the ultraconservative, populist vox party to play a key role in forming a governing coalition. bonnie field is a professor of political science at bentley university. at this hour, the associated press reports with mor

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rachel: i interviewed john voight of the black farmers association.oncerned about what is happening here. he's saying not just because much of this farmland, some of it is being bought close to military bases, there's a concern about that but he says this is a danger to america's food supply. he and i both discussed how late congress has been to the game but he pointed the finger at president biden saying this is something president biden could stop with an executive order, purchasing of land by communist chinese companies, listen to this. >> international problem that needs to be addressed by congress. congress needs to act now. this president needs to act now to get tougher on china. it looks bad that we are losing farms at home due to foreclosure and we are providing billions of dollars to help chinese farmers but we can't get help here at home by this administration. it doesn't look good. american farmers should come first and should put laws in place to pass on a rich legacy of farmers and to do that -- rachel: they are outbidding farmers and oth

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turkish ships even directly in the black sea to ensure a grain corridor for the protection of ukrainian grain moving sportsman of odesa and odesa mykolaiv district what johnaid no to the deployment of warships the black sea is not currently an active discussion i think we all understand that this will only increase the tension and increase the possibilities for a potential conflict between the west and russia. and this is not what we are striving for. well, from here a logical question arises in my mind. the interests of different states sometimes coincide and sometimes not so much, this does not mean that we should break relations, that we should be offended. is it somehow not possible to thank our partners, the americans help us enough, but of course we are now also asking for the convoy of grain ships or at least a statement about what this could be, we are asking from they have long-range missiles for heimers and atakams. and here, too, at this stage, they are not ready to give . agreements with the enemies that the conflict should even be limited to the territory of ukraine and not grow into a direct confrontation with nato, and that is, the agreemen

i often the police killing of a teenager spot riots last week. old and a 1000 black african refugees and migrants as john's that on the libya tennessee, a border with little food for to or shelter. a well rounded up engine, easier and boss to the for the but the libyan board of gauze refused to let them then and a delegation to move and fuzzy. i'm boss, it is an e u representatives. paid a visit to the janine refugee camp in the occupied west bank, at least 12 palestinians, and one is right, the soldier killed in a major is rarely a sold that earlier this week. football rebels is the program coming up next. frank assessments $3000000000.00. is it going to be enough to get back as soon as the economy back on track? the short answer is no informed opinions for those who are attempting to flee to chat. how dangerous is that journey? it is incredibly difficult for many people to manage to get out, but it's a great cost in depth analysis of the days headlines, questions really, who controls that goes on? an outer space in the future will be governments for won't be big part of the corporations and individual se

black people. that's what senator john calhoun from south carolina called it. it was not that. was the super exploitation of black women and children and men and boys and girls and babies to enrich the entire united states, from sea to shining sea. it's new york and wall street. >> there were rapes, there were children stripped away from mothers and families. and, you know, if you really delve deep into it, it is the extremely disturbing and the vestiges of that are still around in society. i do want the just quickly ask you, we heard from desantis, who is running for president. he is the governor of florida at the time. and he says these are thorough standards done by african american history scholars. there is no agenda here. do you believe that, yes or no? >> no, absolutely not. i think this is all part of this anti-so-called woke agenda which is really an agenda that tries to distort and disfigure black history. what governor desantis doesn't understand is black history is really american history. so certainly within the horrors of slavery, black people found great beauty a

john. good. it's $10.00. ship is one. i like the black engine and the descendants of monday, and indeed show that this was never a contradiction in terms of being under michael's daughter currently in london is now the 5th generation of the deep family. it's their history and it's german history. the habit of who does have the feeling that we'll be seeing more progress going forward than we did in the past. the city off of the for gone, just slow, but this, we're not going to let this read kind of woman that's going to be in way. he has to be a 1000 or then there's no changing that about what kind of income the so me becoming a single man is redcoat acting. very pollution. and so, so we in all of the do the full spaces, work hard costs are and we'll use the multi sound stuff because modern spiritual feelings and find out what this rate is all about. 77 percent, dw me, the power of sounds me from being a baby to all the melodies and we have an insurance brain. the secret talk music is middle, the 75 minutes on the w. the winning offer is a

black people. that's what senator john calhoun from south carolina called it. it was not that. ck women, children, man, boys, girls, babies to enrich the entire united states. from sea to shining sea. from near to wall street. >> they were children stripped away from mothers and families and, you, know if you really delve deep into it, it is extremely disturbing and the vestiges of that are still around of society. i want to quickly ask you. we heard from desantis, was running for president. he is a governor of florida and he says that these are thorough standards done by african american history scholars. there's no agenda here. deeply, that yes or no? >> no, absolutely not. i mean, i think this is all part of the anti so-called woke agenda that is really an agenda that tries to distort and figure black history. what governor desantis doesn't understand is that black history is really american history. so, certainly within the horrors of slavery black peoplel odds. they love their family members. they unabated in terms of food and cooking and music. they were vice cultivators.

to quote black republican congressman john james who also criticize the curriculum, my brother in christhole, put the shovel down. but desantis can't stop, won't stop, his campaign surrogates continued to tweet incessantly about how right the curriculum is and how wrong all their black republican critics are. so to use language that team desantis might better understand, stop tweeting, touch grass. coming up at the top of the hour with ayman mohyeldin, congressman dan goldman on his push for homeland security to weed out extremism for the far-right. and congressman, garcia on his hearing with ufos. but amy joins me himself with a candidate this, struggling hard to prove himself in the world that he's real boy. yes him again, ron desantis. y mutyour car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. now you get out there, and you make us proud, huh? ♪ bye, uncle limu. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (fan #1) there ya go! that's what i'm talkin' about! (josh allen) is this your plan to watch the game today? (hero

and this is exactly the right moment to look black german history on the easy and how it's always been a part of john long history and time and then the quotes and pods reaching out, trying to check the sheets the if the the . ringback i've been, i'll demarco's family isn't it's 5th generation in germany. the these lovely odd sometimes the best fights. what do you see here? a typical on gym and household, i start with the wood paneling and fabric wallpaper stuff to peter. as best you can get a bit of something out of shorter jim and my son that i'm in 1896, her great grandfather, monday. the became the 1st time for him to acquire german citizenship and humbling funding. amazing. kaiser that was fried because he was known to be very loyal to the improvement and very gentleman towards your job. and my family for me has a long history. i no longer see on its back as it would pick. so it says on a d. c list, which means having experience or having survived a lot to and the survival part is especially important to us is the fact that even back then they fault for the humanities to be recognized as on the

on what day will my mother wear a black shirt for imam hussain 's arbaeen? ali, the mother of john , the daughter of your life , we have a heartfelt devotion to imam hussain, we have to everyone, but sunnis, can it be one? sunnis should have so much devotion to imam hussain, one of them would still be black. i call imam hussain and imam ali everywhere, children, i want to go to god and do not show imams. i have worn black clothes for imam hussain for 50 years. i have a family that is a symbol of the unity of shiites and sunnis for more than 65 years with hajj agha. alhamdulillah, their father, mullah, observes men and men's customs. the shiites did not bring my grandfather to the prayer for the burial of the dead and the shroud, and it did not matter to us the region. it didn't matter now that they left by god's mercy, both sides were cheering, so we are from the same small group there is no difference between sunnis and shias. every time i hear somewhere that they say that they are fleeing to shias and sunnis , for me, i really don't see your place . hazrat ali and imam athar, we

ketanji john broxson took place as the first black woman to serve on the high court, a historic appointment heralded as the progress needed to make the highest court inland reflect's population. really disturbed by the court specifically by chief justice john roberts suggested an error of moderation, the conserve justice ruled with the liberal in a slew of surprising decisions, including on key issues like immigration, voting rights, and election oversight. that's where the moderation. ended the court supermajority struck down the presidents student loan forgiveness program in just 24 hours. after ending affirmative action. long used to increase the number of black, hispanic, and other under representative minorities on college campuses. the court found that these policies violated the constitution's 14th amendment promise of equal protection under the law. the court also ruled in favor of a colorado web designer who sued for the legal right to refuse service to same-sex couples because of her religious beliefs. a ruling that could open the door to legal discrimination against lgbtq america

to quote black republican congressman john james who also criticize the curriculum, my brother in christampaign surrogates continued to tweet incessantly about how right the curriculum is and how wrong all their black republican critics are. so to use language that team desantis might better understand, stop tweeting, touch grass. coming up at the top of the hour with ayman mohyeldin, congressman dan goldman on his push for homeland security to weed out extremism in the far-right. and congressman garcia on his hearing on ufos. but ayman joins me himself with a candidate that's struggling hard to prove himself to the world that he's real boy. yes him again, ron desantis. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. ♪ sunny ♪ ♪ thank

john? good that it's $10.00 shift is why is that like the black engine and the descendants of monday and indeed show that this was never a contradiction in terms of being under michael's daughter currently in london is now the 5th generation of the deep family. it's their history and it's german history, the this habit of who does have the feeling that we'll be seeing more progress going forward than we did in the past. the city off of the for a quick on the slow but this, we're not going to let this read kind of woman, and that's going to be in way here to be a 1000 or then there's no changing that. that was kind of income. the we took you all misleading but should we, larry has been that the, the killer, you know ross, our existence of genetic research. i want to eradicate dangerous mosquitoes with new technologies and generation mosquitoes may of traits. and is that a good idea for 30 minutes? dw, the, the sites far as far as with everything they have. despite the objections of their own family, the females find those places of the amazon sealants, even paid for the risk they take. they stil

raleigh police department apparently doesn't have anything better to do than to harass black and brown people. johnis executive director of emancipate nc, a north carolina group that focuses on race and policing and mass incarceration. she's also one of the lawyers representing the williams family. she underscores the role of the taser in williams death. >> it can be a deadly weapon in the hands of raleigh police department officers, clearly, because darryl tyree williams is no longer with us. john: there is no authoritative database of deaths that follow the use of a conducted electrical weapon. but a 2017 investigation by reuters put the tally at more than 1,000 nearly all since the early 2000s. >> they classify them as less lethal today. because the lethality is still present. john: kalfani tura is a professor of criminal justice at widener university and a former police officer. he says police shouldn't use tasers since officers can't know if a target has health problems. >> we're not trained as medical experts. when we train to use tasers, we simply train around the mechanical parts of it, how

opportunity to serve with john lewis know we will cherish the time we had to spend with him, serving in the people's house and in my case as a member of the congressional blacks. i remember how special it was when as a new member i first saw john lewis on the house floor. early in january of 2013. he called me over to him and he asked, are you the new guy? i responded yes, sir, because anybody with any sense called john lewis sir. he then asked, you're from brooklyn, right? i was tempted to say brooklyn is always in the house, but this was the great john lewis. so instead, i said, yes, sir. and he said something to me that i will never forget and he said i was talking to your predecessor and had few things to say about you that washington, d.c., can be a rough place. so young man, i don't want you to get in any trouble unless it's good trouble. [laughter] he knew something a lot, good trouble. when the boy from troy dr. king said when he saw something wrong, he did something about it. john sat in. john lewis protested. john lewis organized. john lewis spoke up. john lewis showed up. john lewis got into good trouble to bend the arc of the moral universe towar

blacks in the u.s. were better off than right factory workers, and it provided material for slave holders like south carolina senator john calhoun who in an 1837 speech argued slavery was a boom to black people. never before has a black race of central africa from the dawn of history to present day attained a condition so civilized and so improved not only physically but morally and intellectually. this kind of thinking gave rise to drunk science like drape dumania which translates to run away madness. there was a clinical term in the 1850s based on the idea slavery so vastly improved the lives of slaves they would be to be mentally ill to run away. the term was not removed from medical textbooks until after 1814. human experiments and racist propaganda were used to prove something we all know was patently false. black people did not benefit from slavery, quite obviously. but this year in florida the echoes of those falsehoods can be heard once again. yesterday the florida board of education approved new standards for black history instruction that require lessons for middle schoolers to include, quote, how slaves develo

black borrowers are disproportionately represented in that group. chief justice john roberts claims these rulings are not political. and yet, in these two cases affecting black americans, we see the same 6 to 3 vote, with the three justices appointed by president trump making up the core of the conservative majority. and i've been telling people all week long that said that we are not one to vote for, your vote is what gave trump the power to appoint a third of this sitting supreme court. three of the nine justices are trump, they only needed two more. and it's going to impact more than college students. because they can use the same -- using race as a criteria is unconstitutional, which they say, they can use that in contracts, employment, board seats. this has wide ranging damage, potentially across the board, specifically starting with schools. what's your reaction to all of this, mister chairman? >> well first, thank you for having me on, reverend sharpton. look. i want the minority to -- to be the majority opinion. donald trump asked black people in 2016 what you

both rate remains as low as it stays. germany will cease to be ever jar t john in the country by something like 2075. and mr. black can i? uh so he is here for a 2nd because i'm sure you know what the people on the other side of the political spectrum would say, and they would see your comments as xena for big. but having read with you have a sad about migration, i think you're making more of a sudden social and institutional argument that it takes, you know, a certain percentage of people, a lot of in society are rooted in its culture. what it is in its ways of lives to preserve that way of life and to develop it and to move it forward. why do you think and i mean, the field of study socio and you're still well developed across europe. i mean, there is a department of fulfillment in any major university. why is it not taken as a practical consideration? why is it always discussed within the framework of publicity or skin color? where's, you know, traditions they do have certain and very practical value for ensuring stable and comfortable lives by you one by point very clearly i need to elaborate on these. i think

lacking access to fresh food, something he says impacts predominantly black now that the report is in the hands of lawmakers, john sawyer has a message to his legislative colleagues, but they have their staff. >> and the people who advise them read it so that we we can have very good, robust discussion for governor. how are you? and that's where governor gavin newsom stands on all of this. he spoke about it just before he went out of state last week. we will review it. >> and we'll make a determination make subsequent statements after have a chance to and as for a timetable here, well, it could still be a while until any final decisions are made. but john sawyer tells me he hopes to see action before he's turned out to the legislature in 2024. reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> new at 5 o'clock. the search for a missing petaluma native hayden klemenok a he was swept into the rushing rapids of yosemite and now we're learning 2 other bay area residents tide over the 4th of july holiday. all of them out exploring the wilderness and oakland native described as an experienced hiker died on eagle

black community. >> reporter: abdul-jabbar chose ucla mostly for the legendary coach, john wooden. . did you feel you were taking your place in a line? >> yeah. >> reporter: of black athletes that had come to ucla? >> definitely. jackie robinson, baseball, kenny washington, football, arthur ashe, tennis, integrated sports in america. >> reporter: at 20, he joined america's best known black athletes to support muhammad ali's refusal to serve in vietnam to protest racial injustice at home. do you feel like a kid then? >> i felt like i was about going to have to become a man in those moments. >> reporter: he would meet the moment the next year in the 1968 olympics. while others made statements on the medal stand in mexico city, abdul-jabbar made his by staying home. you chose not to play? >> yes, i did. >> reporter: why? >> i did not want to be a part of showing the world a false image of america. it was very easy choice to make. >> reporter: easy choice. was there a price to pay? >> i didn't have any money at the time. there was nothing they could take from me. certain things are wort

the first black lawyers in mid-19th century america found that admission to the bar meant admission to what the early lawyer, john mercer langston, called an aristocracy of eloquence. he found that courtrooms could be places not just where race didn't matter and where black and white professionals, by necessity, would have to work together. but it was also a place where, as a consequence of that, assumptions underlying race were revealed to be a lie. similarly, black litigants and witnesses found space sources and platforms where they could speak truth to power and reach national audiences. you could see this in cases where african-american abolitionists are testifying about why they violate it the fugitive slave act and liberated people from slave captures. you see this in the nashville sit in trials in the early where people like diane nash were speaking directly to the nation. when charles hamilton talked about social engineering. he initially wasn't referring to civil rights lawyering. actually, the historian kenneth mack discovered that houston was talking about lawyers who would be engaged in nation buildin

killed three people white house strategic communications spokesman john kirby was asked if nato ships could accompany ukrainian grain in the blackassesses russian threats to shell grain here well we have to deal with this reckless po thunderstorms are serious and we will behave like this we are working and will work with ukraine and our allies and partners to find other ways to export grain from ukraine, most likely it will be land routes. they are not as efficient as sea routes and they are limited in the amount of grain that can be transported, but we will try, it is not necessary to take it lightly russia is threatening a military blockade and this is an act of war russia should not do this and should return to the grain agreement the grain agreement was good including for russian farmers but it was also good for countries where there is a shortage of food, and this will only worsen the situation, including the countries of the global south, asia, africa, latin america. and recently it became known that russia has warned about the intention to inspect all ships that are heading directly to the waters of the black sea, and acc

lacking access to fresh food, something he says impacts predominantly black now that the report is in the hands of lawmakers, john sawyer has a message to his legislative colleagues, but they have their staff. >> and the people who advise them read it so that we we can have very good, robust discussion for governor. how are you? and that's where governor gavin newsom stands on all of this. he spoke about it just before he went out of state last week. we will review it. >> and we'll make a determination make subsequent statements after have a chance to read. >> and as for a timetable here, well, it could still be a while until any final decisions are made. but john sawyer tells me he hopes to see action before he's turned out to the legislature in 2024. reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> the federal court of appeals has voted not to rehear a case that ruled cities have no right to send police to remove the homeless from the streets. there are roughly a 38,000 homeless people in the bay area. this case was originally voted on by a smaller court in september of last year. the ruling stated it

hope of using the black sea corridor in the future without the consent of russia, but in the west they immediately made it clear that this position is not shared by white house spokesman johnashington does not intend to use its navy to escort ukrainian bulk carriers in the black sea kirby added that the only option for kiev is to export its grain by land, however according to him. this is difficult and ineffective . let me remind you earlier in moscow , our country was ready to return to the implementation of the grain deal as soon as all the conditions for removing barriers to the export of russian products and fertilizers are met. warships of the pacific fleet today left vladivostok in the near future they will take part in joint naval exercises with china interaction north 2023 large anti-submarine ships and two envelopes a few days ago , four warships also left china for a meeting and the ship was provided with the main purpose of the exercises to increase the level of strategic cooperation between the armies of the two countries and maintain peace and stability in the region. abnormal heat does not leave europe , but on the contrary, the reason for this will increase

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proposed in their bill, but beyond the freedom to vote act, the congressional black caucus is also working to the events the johnghts and enhancement act, which would reauthorize key provisions of the voting rights bill. which provide for the federal protections, which ensure the department of justice can go after both local and state election officials when they attempt to have suppressive were illegal voting regimes, because we can't wait until people's right to votes are violated. we need to be proactive. and that is what the john r. lewis bill does. they go together, and the cbc wants to see both of them passed. >> i have to ask you as a cbc chair. about the florida education curriculum. which claims some black american slaves benefited from slavery. because they learned useful skills while in bondage. now the controversy marks the second time this year that governor ron desantis and his administration has taken heat over how black history is taught in florida. following the state's refusal to adopt an ap african american studies course that it deemed basically too radical. of course, florida is not the only

communications coordinator of the us national security council, john kirby, however , we are not talking about a military blockade in the blackt talking about a military blockade in the black sea. we will not implement this is not the option for solving the problem that we are actively considering, the only available way out is to transport grain overland by rail by truck. of course, it is more difficult and less effective, but for now it is the only way out. russia has put most of the countries of asia and africa at risk of rising food prices and famine. this torment must be put to an end on the eve of russia's withdrawal from the grain agreement among the main topics of the officials . the black sea initiative made it possible to safely export about 33 million tons of food from three ukrainian ports , including more than 750,000 metric tons of wheat transported by the world food program this helped to overcome the famine in afghanistan on the somali peninsula there this initiative helped yemen to lower world food prices, the question now is whether there will be exports through the black sea, the ship’s campaign, even if th

john. look, we are watching closely every single black suv that comes out of the offices, and that is where, and it is that the meeting has wrapped. we are just trying to verify whether this meeting has conc concluded, but the reason that the trump team was looking for this meeting is to kind of make a hail mary pass here to try to persuade the special counsel that now is not the time to do an indictment, and at least a few more weeks, and if they don't get the indictment today, they are hoping that a few more weeks, they can get between now, and when an indictment comes. now, the former president has a political and legal strategy, and they are kind of one in the same -- delay, delay, delay. they want to push it off as long as they can, because it is going to bring it closer to the time of the primary voters, and the republican primary voters are going to begin to have their say. we have a first debate coming within the next month, and so they know that the justice department is up against the clock here, and it is putting the justice department in a position whereby prosecuting president

. >> you make a great point, that the only mac black member of michigan's congressional delegation retired in 2022. there is one african american, johnes, but he's a republican. african americans 15% of michigan's electorate. will that help you? you said you are in detroit today. our black voters excited to know that they could actually has statewide african american leadership? is that a motivator for you? >> every voting cohort is excited to know that someone's gonna represent their voice. and remember, michigan's largest voting bloc doesn't feel represented. the largest voting bloc are people that don't vote. we need to bring people back into the process and have them have reclaim. and that's why it's a grassroots campaign, which is why we need people to come. he'll harbor dot com is a place to come. it's gonna be low donner donor voters. barack obama did a fantastic job with that in 2007, going into 2008, we hope to replicate that type of grassroots support. >> you're obviously very intelligent. you want school with barack obama, he went to law school, to some really good schools. >> i joke with him and say, i'm actually the one