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all right, much more "mad money" and back with daymond john. blacksses were some of the hardest hit during the pandemic and he is on a mission to change that, yes. i'm hearing more about this year's annual black entrepreneurs day and all the work that the shark himself is doing to raise awareness and i love the guy. then yesterday miles in florida called with a question about u.s. bancorp so tonight i'm updating my thesis on that giving more color and others in the financial cohort to help you wrap your head around this tape and all your call, rapid-fire, in tonight's edition of "the ling round," so stay with cramer. >>> you know we love celebrating entrepreneurs on this show, particularly those who continue to support groups and business owners who have been historically marginalized in our economy. gets you and me angry. daymond john has been on top of this from the get-go and know him of the founder of fubu and one of the sharks on "shark tank." he found black entrepreneurs day three years ago, a celebration of black business owners held annually

you can see the flames and black smoke, john. and, you know, james, so many people were already trying to take this bridge because we already had an accident on the san mateo bridge, right? so already there was a backup here. and then the car fire. >> and now, james, you may have mentioned this is just before the treasure island exit right there. and it really contributed even further backing up. and it's been a rough morning commute already for so many. in fact, let's take a look at what that backup looks like here at the bay bridge toll plaza. yeah, absolutely. look at this. this is what we've got right now. stretching all the way back to the toll plaza and back through it from the mid span of the bay bridge right there, right at treasure island. the exit. 28 estimated to get you from the maze right over to fremont street. so about 30 minutes, this is late morning right here. so it's not supposed to look like this at this time of the morning. now, as we mentioned before, we even saw that car fire. there was already a lot of tra

and that because of that reaction that was even black canadian, john is an act of us. thank you so much for giving us. we'll take hundreds of demonstrators marched for peace through the streets of berlin to mark jeremy's unit today, which is to demonstrate as dum onto the current government resign and hold the election state codes. the growing divisions among european countries are the funding to crane include front end to minute treat. elijah mcneal, which on this on this one that says that europeans need to learn more about all the opinions on the matter to avoid being brainwashed by mainstream e. do you think the vin population is not very educated about the jewel politics and they don't really follow the news that they are brainwashed by mainstream media. the, the more information that are more independent that come out, the better is to show how this war is leading to the destruction of europe. now, there are manifestations in the street, but there are on a strong major is from the population against the leaders. however, as we have seen is go back. yeah. and we h

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john's gray that will go black . so if i keep moving them and moving them around the old product and even black black building is a british and irish specialty. but once that's black, putting apart from other kinds of blood sausage a lot. but for example, i still think me quite firm. i know the germans of english 5 out and something brought the sausage, not from by. how is this quite green me to the, the color. so any in, in the northwest to being on need something to be truthful in 3 times is known as crystal plot. putting is really not to everybody's taste so which team are you on? team yummy for team yucky. no, you are not dreaming. this dog is fine, he's oh, no, regularly takes him alone on paragliding sites. let's find out how and why the k 9 to calls us fairly is the otherwise known as shams and his dog. who caused sol? how many of those fields, the southern friends, with a 2 machines once a week they take to the skies together? or if it was a very good flying up in the sky, it's very peaceful to cause a curiou

so area we spoke with a independent canadian john list, have bob, bob black too. what, who says that the incident shows onto i is disconnected from reality and just intruder things. canadian citizens are to a while just introduced did apologize. his apologize. his apology was, as could be expected from tr though it was. he said this incident was embarrassing his apology was embarrassing. important to know how disconnected from reality he thinks canadians are. and i think canadians are starting to understand that their government is not a secret seen as soon as they try to portray themselves. if you also have hunger was as they he was introduced. if you simply, if he was fighting against the russians then on whose side was he fighting? i mean, that's pretty clear, right? so why did none of the m p 's at the time had the presence of mind to question that canada has a dark, dark history, riddled with entering nazis into canada in the 1950s around 2 to 3000 different, depending on whose records you look at and white washing their crimes and allowing them to live freel

. >> decisively dismantling systems of oppression, an uplifting the black community. johnpian, was a special guest today and he is, of course, well known for the black power salute in 1968. >> has been a great day specially to bring our team out oakland and place. historically that has been known for liberation and freedom of speech to come out here does not walk around the lake, especially with all the street vendors. it's not like it is important for us to be in. the community well, as looking kind of like expand our vision, expand our it's always nice to come out. have a nice little fresh air. look at our team to do some different trouble long. >> well, this year's goal is to raise $5,000 in the comp list that but you can still donate to their cause. just go to their website and cal bears dot com. >> and we have some rain in the forecast starting tomorrow morning. we'll time that out for you and tell you how much rain we can expect after the break. >> the world's cutest rescue dog for 2023 has been crowned by people magazine. his name is hobie and he was adopted from th

john: yeah. well, congressman, i heard you say you are a black belt in some martial art, i don't know which one,he guys on but thought they all have guns, i'm better to give them the car. glad you are fine. >> thank you, i got my sushi back, thank you. >> john: they were not hungry or did not like raw fish. thank you. >> sandra: the president of the united auto workers union say they have made a major breakthrough in their negotiations. workers have been picketing for more pay, better benefits and a shorter week. grady trimble from michigan. >> 22 days into the strike, the first week the uaw is not going to expand the strike and hit more plants. as you reference, there seems to be some progress in key areas. uaw president just provided an update and in the update broke down issue by issue where the automakers each are in their negotiations, and saying that there is still room for improvement but talks are going well enough that they are not going to scale up the strike even further. he said that moments before he went on to facebook live to give that update general motors came through with a big

black son. and remember my name, america. john. >> all right. [ applause ] i don't know exactly what that was, but, hey, it's a confusing time. i just wish someone could help me explain the true meaning of halloween. [ cheers and applause ] >> maybe -- [ cheers and applause ] maybe -- maybe i can help. >> i'm sorry. who are you? >> i'm the spirit of halloween. the ghost of all hallows past. in south america, they call me papa pumpkin. i don't know, maybe. i never been. >> how did you get in here? did you come in through the chimney? >> close. the toilet. it's the halloween way. it's what the holiday is all about. sure, there's spooky goblins, creepy crawlers, hocus pocus, but it's about comradery really. meet the neighbors you don't want to see again on any other day. after all, you can't spell halloween without hello. [ laughter ]

. >> yes, john is framing up the black smoke that has appeared since the last barrage of the rockets that was targeting the location that clarissa is in, ashkelon, and one of the rockets appears to have gotten through, and that is why we are seeing the black smoke drifting up, and that is a good indication or a bad indication rather that one has made it through the intercepts. clarissa was hearing rockets going out, and we could literally see them taking off from the firing positions in the distance there, and intercepting with the bright flash in the sky, and what you can see now, the intercepts what you can see are the small puffs of smoke there in the sky. but again, the dynamic, and that huge percussion, that explosion that clarissa is hearing, and in the distance, we are seeing the rockets fired out, and the iron dome intercepting, and we are seeing the explosions from here. >> nic, can you describe for us, because you have been on the ground since to get-go, and able to get into sderot, and you were down on the ground where the music festival was, and where that massacre occurr

i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with professor bill black about the scandal at the crypto currency trading house f t x. good to have you with this bill? bill sam, thank been freed, was arrested in the bahamas on december 12th 2022. the day before he was scheduled to testify on capitol hill and he was extradited to the united states. he was charged with wire fraud conspiracy to commit wire fraud securities fraud. conspiracy to commit securities, fraud, and money laundering. he currently faces up to 115 years in prison. to make matters worse for s b f, his fiance and his best friend who had both been executives at f t x have agreed to testify against him at trial. you've had a lot of experience in these kinds of criminal prosecutions. how does this play out? does this be a have any reason at all to be optimistic? no. and that's why, oh, it's not just to, i'm, i think, at this point at least by of all the entire senior leadership, other than sam, bank winfrey has pled guilty to multiple felonies and they had them dead to rights really be the surprising thing is that they were expedite

wba's sister lily wrote to her father john in december 1920, after witnessing months of black and atrocities and having seen load of them pass her house with represalls scroll on the side, her political stance changed. as you know, i was notion fian a year ago, just a made nationalist, but now. in january 2020, the final irish government was humiliated into cancelling a commemoration to ric after public pressure along with opposing parties there. to boyc the event. despite den amounted to a celebration of the infamous black and honns, justice minister charlie flanigan capitalated to calls for the commemoration to be called off. 100 years on and the move from the irish public on the salvatory of the black and tong has never wined. and that does it for another week. we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing the link to today's program to help our audience across all social media platforms. i'd like to thank our special. and my coast michellew. in the meantime, conversation will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm shan. bye fly. press tv headlines: israel in

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wbc's sister lily wrote to her father john in december 1920 that after witnessing months of black and tan atrocities, having seen a lory load of them pass her house with represals lower scroll in the side, her political stance changed. as you know i was notion fener year ago, just the made nist, but i... in january 2020, the fenical laad irish government was humiliated into cancelling a commemoration to the rsa after public pressure, along with the pausing parties threatening to boycot the event, despite denying it among to a celebration of the infamous black andn tance. justice mr. charlie flanigan capitalated to calls for the commemoration to be called off. 100 years on and the move from the irish public on the salvatory of the back and towns has never winned. and that does it for another week. we'd love for you to join the conversation by sharing link to today's program to help us grow our audience across all our social media platforms. i'd like to thank special guest nal murphy and my co-host michelle gildernew. meantime the conversation will be back next week with more investigat

and as the private detective john charles, he's considered by many as the 1st black hatch and movie hero. and he broke ground in hollywood. the schools of other black captains round tree died of cancer at his home in los angeles. so now the german cabinet has introduced a new draft bill of measure it was that aimed at making it easier for us or as he used to repack trait. sutton, irregular migrants of the main goal of the bill is to allow foster deportation of rejected asylum. see cuz draft bill which was approved today 6 to make it easy and foster to the poor people who are still in the country despite not having the legal rights to stay. for example, because their a silent request was rejected to some members of the governing coalition. as well as migrant and refugee organizations see the measures as being to let's get more on this from dw is benjamin alvarez. a group i could see about another german chancellor in the interior minutes that want to get tulsa on the legal migration. can you tell us a bit more about the plans? so this rather once a gets off and that's what this proposal t

and as the private detective john shaft is considered by many is the 1st black action movie hero. any brit ground in hollywood. the schools of all the black hacks is found tree, died of counseling. it is whole annual sandra leaves. now the german cabinet has introduced a new draw style of measures aimed at making it easier for authorities to repack. create sutton, irregular migrants that are off 6 to make it easier and foster to the poor people who are still in the country despite not having the legal right to stay. for example, because they're assign them, request was rejected. but some members of the governing coalition, along with migrant and refugee advocacy groups, have criticized the measures. best thing they go to from the royal st detail to use. benjamin alvarez grew, but if the gym and government's plans represented a shift in thinking on migration is rather once it gets off and that's what this proposal that was now is sent through a the, the child's larry where they met today is a to get those who do not have the right to stay in germany to leave the country. that's wha

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these are worrying signs inside europe — although i have to emphasise again, john, that we have to be careful about being too blackoncerning. less than three years ago, the vast, landlocked state of niger, mostly desert, predominantly muslim and with a population of 25 million, seemed in pretty good shape politically. despite a history of five coups d'etat in 60 years, its president stepped down constitutionally after finishing his second term and mohamed bazoum was elected to succeed him in february 2021. but three months ago, bazoum was arrested by his presidential guard and a new crisis began. since the military transition in this country, friday prayers... the bbc�*s mayenijones hasjust come back from meeting niger's new rulers. i think the reason why niger was seen as a beacon of democracy is because the region isn't great. the sahel region at the moment is suffering from a democratic deficit. you've seen coups in burkina faso, in mali, which are both neighbouring countries, slightly further afar in chad and also in guinea. so niger, in comparison to those other countries, seemed fairly democratic. they had e

. >> i want to throw this out, black see security, one of the things john herbst mentioned, this is not just about ukraine, they've used hundreds of untethered see mind and the black sea. our romanian friends have already seen a number of accidents in the port of costanza of these ships that have been sit -- it by these, this is turkey's neighborhood as well and bulgaria as well and the idea russia is doing this is not just to block ukrainian grain but to control the lands of transit in the black see which of course is extremely important for even energy coming from the east, going up the danube and it is to make a threat toward days nato countries and commercial vessels the transit the black see but never going to be safe and i think that is a really important point to put out that this is not just about ukraine, it is russia trying to control the transit of commercial vessels, to hamper independent energy going to other countries in central europe and the like, so i think tying it to that little neighborhood of a couple of ukrainian points mrs. the broader strategic objectives of russ

since last year and they to a nation authorities of so to prevent john list from linking ukraine leaders, zalinski denazi's, the media black outreach example of fios as when in the past few days, the entire parliament of canada is previously supported. catastrophic was on libya or in syria, give a standing ovation to zalinski and a nazi assess veteran. joining me now from l. a. to find out what is going on with canada, and it's billions to you. great is someone who recently room is a candidate for the people's party off canada. david finalizes a canadian form and litigated to an award winning viva fry rumbler. david, thanks so much for coming on. i mean, what has happened to your country? i used to live in vancouver, i knew the vancouver some was pretty right wing back in those days, but really uh the entire parliament to the old, the politicians the defective, celebrating the holocaust. well they, they have no idea what they're doing that's. that's the bottom line, there's a defense and for those of you who don't know, a standing ovation that to a member of the ss granted year division, the 14th division, they get a stand

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black and lifeless. but nature is making a comeback, and john ramis shows us how conservationists are putting the lessons into work to make the area less likely to suffer another dumbest -- devastating fire. >> it has been three years since the ccu complex fire rolled through this section of the santa cruise mountains, and evidence of it is still plain to see. along with it comes new growth and perhaps a new understanding of how to prevent something like this in the future. when conservationist created the property to create the public access area, they envisioned visitors hiking through a lush forest. but the ccu fire changed all that. this is what it looks like today. >> all that fuel at the base of the trees really cooked the trees. these trees had sustained heat on them. >> reporter: as project manager for the peninsula open space trust, susie petrie points out the difference between that barren landscape and this stand of green trees, right next to it. it turns out this area had undergone a prescribed burn shortly before the ccu fire. >> and because we had successfully kept fuels down in this area,

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john kirby. all that and more cong up tonight on "the context." thick black fills the air over gaza tonight following a further day of intense israeli airstrikes. the palestinian litant group hamas has responded with barrages of rockets into southern israel. the number of dead on both sides continues to rise, with little prospect of a swift end to the violence. this with the scene in gaza today. u.s. aid agencies have warned of the consequences of israel's siege of the territory. palestinian officials say more than 800 people have been killed by the strikes. the world health organization has called for humanitarian corridor to be open into the area. the families of more than 100 israelis taken hostage have been speaking about their agony. the israeli army says it has contacted the families o50 soldiers seized by hamas. at least 123 israeli soldiers have been killed since saturday. at least 1000 israelis are known to have been killed in the hamas attacks. earlier today israelis were sent fleeing again in the town of ashkelon after hamas fired more missiles. we

john shaft. >> has died. you might remember that song dubbed the first black action hero rountree helped open the door for generations of black filmmakers and performers. turning in memorable performances in the seminal tv miniseries roots, which was huge in the 70's and other films such and friday, according to the hollywood reporter, roundtree died at his los angeles home of pancreatic cancer. today. he was 81 years old. >> all right. shifting gears here, taking a look live outside at the golden gate bridge. little fog out there and it is moving around. it was all over the bridge earlier and now it's all over the city. yeah, but laurent, you have something pretty serious to caulk. yes, is a major hurricane now develop? you know, we're talking about cool off here, but hurricane still rages on. and so mexico, boy, they've pounded by some strong storms last couple weeks. remember last week we're talking about for of iowa. >> well, we've got another major hurricane. this one taking the aim at another very popular place. acapulco. in fact, this one a much stronger storm system right now, a category 4 hurricane. you see

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way on to the big screen, becoming hollywood's first black action hero as shaft. >> i didn't even introduce myself to you gentlemen. my name is john of black actors and film makers to follow in his footsteps the film's unforgettable oscar-winning theme song performed by isaac hayes roundtree passed away tuesday after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 81 his long-time manager saying in a statement, richard's work and career served as a turning point for african american leading men on film. the impact he had on the industry cannot be overstated. roundtree talking about the world's lasting and powerful impact. >> this guy is watching me he says, i'm from alabama. and as a kid, we had to sit up on the balcony and because of watching that film, it made me strive for something more than alabama. >> reporter: roundtree reprised the role in a series of sequels, as well as a remake alongside samuel l. jackson in 2019. overnight hollywood reacting to the loss jackson writing the passing of richard roundtree is a real blow loved being around him thanks for making us feel real good about ourselves and i think that's the imp

black music. so this story of john henry is something i've written a book about, but also all of these track liner songs that sung and then collected in the 19 teens and twenties but go from the 1880s to the 19 teens and track liner songs sung by men who lined in line, tracked 100,000 of them in the american south in 1900, those songs are by people. it was, you know, if they're alive in 1880. it was illegal for them to read in 1860, right. and so getting hearing their voices is very, very and and so that's why folklore and folk songs, many which become blues songs, are a source that we can use and discovered tremendous material about so well we are going to move to audience questions here in just a minute. so thinking about all of the great questions i know that you're going to have for for our panel tonight, but want to take it to each of you. you know, you teach i think both of you teach both undergraduate and graduates, right? so you're around a lot of a lot of young people. you also write books that that people who are not and who are not students actually want to read. so thank you. it was ve