be sure so congress called on john paul jones a giant of a man to take the flag in the ship. they build on a tour of foreign land john paul jones be hardy. i just think jones would see despite the clue the ranger went down in history aboard the good ship rangers. he made his way to france our commissioners and parasky the stars and stripes its chance to snug inside the harbor the sales will set to ride the french we gave the first salute a flag was recognized john paul jones be hardy not just wait don't see delighted through the ranger went down in history. one more round for john fortunes the flag in his precious that near my town. by moonlight was the greatest one of all with guns that shook the night. he made the serapis scarborough fall. no ordinary. man, ever claimed such victories or carried up like so bravely in our early history john paul jones. we hearties i just bring homes with he his five little flew the ranger. when dustery singing oh, honey, single one more round for john paul jones the flag and his free ships in there went down. and lastly permanent design of th

might be going on with john jones. u just don't know what it is, huh? >> potentially, yes. >> he told police he got home about 5:00, and he lives just two blocks from garrett's apartment. police say this is jones on a very grainy security video, across the street from where garrett passed on his skate ride home. in a police interview room, jones was asked to roll up his shirt and pants to check for possible wounds and a leg injury. meanwhile, tandy was talking to police, and she had some thoughts. strong thoughts. coming up -- >> they had asked if there was anybody i could think of that would want to hurt garrett, and there was only one person that came to mind. >> the chief of police there in potsdam indicated to another investigator that they had a pretty hot suspect and that they were lining up whatever evidence they could to try to make an arrest. >> when "dateline" continues. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank th

yeah, this is john jones here come up of the piece. plus layla was one of those returns. as far as she knows, she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know they're on, maybe they're watching me every day. and that is what is hard to me, you know. i just stare being hot every day, cry by myself alone. and this is not something that you can share with everyone you day with it. the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the authorities didn't want us fill me on some us a new can might make a difference. but for now it's clear to the old one has done your credit. ah, i news news, news, news becoming a living legend to the young age with simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clown. the piece to the ivory coast posted by eric comes to football rebels. the life of drop by the football who succeeded, where politicians had not dropped the boy and civil war on i was just there there the young, virtually racing console, the dominating international competition. when i went a south korea's musical prodigy one out to 0. the la

some of them including lloyd from the finish. compton from tyler men inside contain yeah, this is john jones here come up. dish of the piece, puffy, layla was one of those returns. as far as she knows, she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know they're on, maybe they're watching me every day. and that is what is hard to me. you know. i just stare being hot every day, cry by myself alone. and this is not something that you can share with everyone you day with it. the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the authorities didn't want us fill me on some us. a new can like make a difference, but for now it's clear to the old one has done your credit. ah, i news news when a french soldier was murdered in a so called terrorist attack, his mother retaliated with love, speaking out against intolerance and alienation. she travels the world with the result of a grieving mother who loved her son, but adopted a generation latifah. witness documentary on al jazeera, a new generation of young people, are making demands to re balance society. welcome to generation contains a global

some of them including lloyd from the finish. compton from tyler men inside contain yeah, this is john jones here. come up. dish of the piece, puffy, layla was one of those returns. as far as she knows, she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know they're on, maybe they're watching me every day. and that is what is hard to me. you know. i just stare being hot every day, cry by myself alone. and this is not something that you can share with everyone you day with it. the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the authorities didn't want us fill me on some us. a new can might make a difference, but for now it's clear that the old one has done your credit, ah, the besieged by the violent crime and drugs confronted by racism and integration. 0 traces the history of 1st generation lebanese australians. exploring the conflict and the struggle for acceptance. once upon a time in punch bowl, on our 0, i 2020, the year of lockdown and social distance saying you can't reach across the screen and get someone to re explore one of the global hands that makes the biggest side effects.

yeah, this is john jones here come up. dish of the piece, puffy. layla was one of those returns, as far as she knows, she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know they're on, maybe they're watching me every day. and that is what is hard to me. you know. i just stare being hot every day. cry by myself alone. and this is not something that you can share with everyone you day with it. the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the forest didn't want this film on some us. a new camp might make a difference. but for now, it's clear that the old one has done your credit. ah, i in columbia, in the mid nineties, coca fields covered whole stretches of land far from the cities which were now on the high survey. and the end of the ninety's people were talking about the potential for me becoming an orchestra with the cobra is taking power. drug trafficker sought refuge in the jungle. the mountains well out of the state, reach the far right militia as 20000 men. the united self defenders of columbia defies the gorilla. meanwhile, columbia has legitimate military, suffered ambus

yeah, this is john jones here come up. dish of the peace plus layla was one of those returns. as far as she knows, she might see her unknown assailants every day. they don't know they're on, maybe they're watching me every day. and that is what is hard to me. you know. i just stare being hot every day, cry by myself alone. and this is not something that you can share with everyone you day with it. the conditions we've seen perhaps explain why the authorities didn't want this film on some us a new camp might make a difference. but for now, it's clear that the old one has done your credit. ah, i the young virtuoso racing constant colds and dominating international competition. when i went south korea's musical prodigy, one to 0. the latest means as it breaks agriculture production across the north, nigeria, greens, a serial production event, steep decline with detailed coverage that you've been made and ignore many times before. now that allowed a death because they say that situation is much worse from around the world than these external affairs folks. persons is the governmen

at least 51 people, a major cleanup operations underway and the worst hit city of john jones. us emergency services a more than 5 and a half 1000 square kilometers, are ablaze across the country. thousands of people have had to evacuate the homes. the fire season is being made worse by long and severe drugs. now the u. s. government is giving us honest on a $100000000.00 in emergency assistance for refugees and displaced people and includes those affected by recent spike and fighting. as the taliban makes rapid territorial gains. funds will also be used to help us can interpreters have been working with us forces. he knows been health, i hate. he's a substantial president giovano mice. he was killed at his home more than 2 weeks ago just outside the compound where it was taking place. protest, 10 violent gunshots were heard, and police take us and a shortage of fuel to run generators in several lebanese hospitals is threatening the lives of patients and economic crisis has led to power cuts that can last up to 20 hours a day. the european union has drugs regulated says the medina job shoul

in john jones, 200000 people haven't moved to safety. the spokesman for detain men. molly, the unsung suit chief political party, has died of covert 199 when i had been in prison since february's crew, mid mars. i'm dealing with a surgeon cove in 1900 cases. smoke a is from while 5 burning on the west coast of the us have made their way as far east as new york city. the biggest doesn't burning for 2 weeks and oregon is destroyed. more than 857000 acres of brush and forest, as well as dozens of hose and ally of former us president donald trump has been arrested on the foreign lobbying charges. the us justice department says thomas, back and 2 other actors, agents for the united arab emirates. molly's interim president, see me going to have survive and a temp on his life, in pamlico here, paired on national television, to reassure the country just hours after a man tried to stop in during the prayers. well, those were the headlines and he continues here now to 0. after the listening post state you answer watching by the young virtuoso gray

john paul jones was named commander. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ >>> the permanent design of the american flag seemed hereand connecticut were added to the 13 states and the old flag no longer worked. an uproar came over what should be done to keep the american flag up to date. within 15 years there might be as many as 20 states and the banner would become a streaming that would go on and on. the flag of the united states should be 15 stripes. in the earliest years the stars and stripes were over a few merchant vessels. most americans never even saw it. the world was dominate bid super powers. the u.s. was not one of them. it was just a fledgling nation, not strong at all. the two big powers were england and france. america found herself engaged in yet another struggle. francis scott key wrote the star spangled banner. ♪♪ the stars and stripes have gone through 27 changes. i find myself in a new homeland under the flag that's strengthened itself across two centuries in times of enormous growth and change and times of trouble which have saddened the entire world. this is two as it always has been. a land o

and john jones, st. subway's, factors, and farmland, have all been effected. adrian brown has more now from hong kong. the area that's affected by flooding lies in an area that is prone to this sort of thing. in fact, we know that in the last few years, the government spent something like $8000000000.00 on flood prevention measures and kitty. those measures have not worked on social media. today's a good deal of anger being expressed by people wondering why the weather forecast, who's got it so wrong? why was it they weren't able to predict this? once in a millennium event, we've seen a lot of images also of weary and traumatized survivors still coming to terms with the scale of this deluge and the devastation is left behind. it's worth pointing out. the ginger is also the center for the world's biggest i phone assembly plant. now a spokesman says that so far, the flood is, has no direct impact on their operations. as we speak, a typhoon is bearing down on the eastern coast of china and it's due to my land full in the next couple of days. so yes, more heavy ra

in john jones, 200000 people have been moved to safety. germany has also been hard hit by floods, killing at least 160 people. the chancellor anglo merkel has promised to speed up financial support for the victims she visited bought and wants to eiffel. where people say 8 isn't arriving fast enough. steadfast reports their hands and a lot of determination chain. so fallen tears clean up one house after the other. the story town of batman the i foresaw streets washed away by the power of the swollen river, our jeanette dinner and her husband feared a 400 year old house has become uninhabitable after water in a day to the ground floor. the couple are known as the gatekeepers of the centuries old fortress and work as to her guides. the best site we always told tourist about the horrible flood in 1956 when part of the wolves disappeared. but the one in 2021 is a very special story. i can't talk about it now. perhaps i'll be able to intent in at the moment. i can't. when chancellor, i'm going to merkel was 2 in the town some residence complained she was hampering the clean up. she's blocking e

china's turn on providence rescue. workers have been fined to free, others stuck in some ways, and john jones, more than 10000 people, have been new to me. now the spokesman for detained men, my leader and sang suits, political party, has died of cobra. 19. now when and other members of the national league for democracy have been in prison instead of military coups. it was charged with sedition me and mars been dealing with a surgeon cove in 1900 cases and shortages of oxygen experts say the true number. corona virus cases and deaths a much higher than being reported. attorney chang joins us live now from the ty, capital bank or tony. so what more than do we know about me on when and circumstances surrounding his desk? when he was a very senior figure in the, in the, in fact you've been involved with the n l d when it was founded in the 1908 just ahead of the 1900. 88 elections he. he was also very close to on suit. she acted as her personal lawyer a point during the decades that she was under house arrest. he had been the spokesman and the legal adviser for the party and its current form unt

. >> john: lawrence jones with an ongoing problem in venice beach. thanks for joining us. i'm john roberts. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in with trace in for martha. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher. a short time from now, president biden will take to the east room of the white house where he's expected to announce that if you work for the federal government, you must be vaccinated or face strict protocols like regular testing and masking. this comes as a growing list of major companies are mandating employee vaccination and a growing number of restaurants across the country adopt a now vax, no service policy. the rise of the delta variant is behind much of these new measures including the cdc's reversal on masking. today there's brand new questions about the science behind that guidance. let's bring in dr. march seagle, fox news medical contributor. always good to see you, dr. siegel. it's mind-blowing to know that the government is telling those that are not vaccinated to get vaccinated and telling those that are vaccinated it's just not good enough. >> yeah, trace.

that promotes a lawlessness environment. >> john: lawrence jones with an ongoing problem in venice beach. a short time from now, president biden will take to the east room of the white house where he's expected to announce that if you work for the federal government, you must be vaccinated or face strict protocols like regular testing and masking. this comes as a growing list of

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. >> john: nicole hannah jones has now been granted tenure at the university of north carolina at chapelnded for weeks amid growing questions over here teaching credentials and involvement in the 1619 project which has been largely criticized as revisionist history. our next guest is one of the leading opponents of critical race there. i'm a senior fellow at the manhattan institute, christopher rufo joins us now with his take on what this decision means for concerned parents and students. chris, it's good to see you today. her tenure had been put on hold sparking student protests, did you and ck to the pressure? >> absolutely. the important thing to understand, this is not really about nicole hannah jones is an individual. this should be about the university system more broadly, departments of journalism across this country are a hotbed of ideological and very far left views. this doesn't surprise me in the least, but i think the attention should focus beyond the individual story of this writer and it really thinking about the structural form that we might need in a university system whi

let's get some analysis from the former ohio governor, cnn senior commentator john kasich and van joness you know, the congressman says he wants answers on this deadly attack. what does it say that he and liz cheney are now forced to have to fend off retaliation by members of their own party? >> you know, it's funny. it's just beyond anything that i can quite grasp. but i don't think they will be disciplined. i mean, i just don't know that happening, wolf. but even the suggestion of it is crazy. originally, i thought that pelosi had made a bad decision when she kicked those three people off. but i think she's come back and she's been able to create some bipartisanship. i mean, kinzinger and chaney are republicans. they are. and i think that the whole investigation, i think the media will be focussed on it. and, frankly, they will not be focussed on republican antics because i got to tell you, wolf, every time i see those films, every time i see those images, i'm just stunned and sickened by it. and i remember the day it happened. it's seminoll in american history. no matter how they try

eastern for an end to this day special, cohosted by joey jones featuring a musical performance by john of my favorite americans, joey jones. tell us about the show. >> harris, i had a a chance to sit down with for veterans, and asked them what it means to them to have served and where the country is today and how proud they are to be an american. i think you will be really surprised at the adversity that they have all gone through and how much they love this country. >> i know it will be a great reminder of what we can all do with americans to commemorate this day, too. tell is just one thing that we help people watch for? >> i set him with an african-american colonel who served in vietnam in 1956 and hearing his story and all he'd seen and how his face lights up and he glows when he talks about the country, i think we can all learn to be a little bit more grateful for what this country provides for us. >> box nation sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, pop your corn. you are a independence day made. what will we have on the grill? emily campagna? >> i will be having a pulled pork sandwi

john. she says england has to balance the risk of corona virus against the effects of locked jones on people's livelihoods and health, both physical and mental. but the leader of the opposition says the prime minister made the decision without waiting for the latest data to throw off all protections . but the site and time when the infection rate is still going all is reckless. global health officials agree warning governments against relaxing restrictions too quickly. i think overall, we've made a very premature run, rush back to full normality and i think we're going to pay a price for that because we're not there with vaccination. the variance are really there and we have protected the people. but on the streets of london, there was plenty of support for the relaxation with the economy for most people's minds. i think it's just job track down a long yes. the suitcases, but not very many. people seem to be very suffering with it so much. i think the economy, mental health is suffering. i cannot fritz and i think it probably high can. there were concerns about people who are going to be expos

say them john williams -- >> and quincy jones maybe. what were you going to say?other day, i didn't realize the story, but he said he was driving in the car and heard some piano music and got emotion. my dad is -- that's far from who my dad is. he told my mom that they had to have a son, and he was going to play piano. may played piano music on my mom's stomach and found best education for me and found a way to make it happen. ♪ >> born and raised in los angeles -- ♪ he started piano lessons at age 4. ♪ it didn't take long to see and hear that there was something special there. ♪ while it was classical that brought him in -- ♪ it was another southbond that m him stay. >> it wasn't until i found jazz and improvisation that it was my thing. like, oh, i'm expressing myself, i'm coming up with stuff, i'm writing my own music. ♪ then being an intervert but an emotional kid, i feel like i can put any moments that i'm sad or mad or any of those things into the piano, and i felt like it was a release and meditative thing that i didn't realize until much later. ♪ >> in 200

three time olympian lolo jones will be joining us coming up. >> john: a plus a discussion around mask has become reminiscent of 2020. the cdc says guidance is unchanged about mask mandates have returned in some areas of the country. brian kilmeade will join us for more on this and all the confusion that the delta variant is causing around masks. maybe this time he will have something to say. >> what you are going to see our places that like to go to an advisory mandate, with the mandate they politicize a mask and they tend to be in areas of high population immunity already. ♪♪ not everybody wants the same thing. that's why i go with liberty mutual — they customize my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. 'cause i do things a bit differently. wet teddy bears! wet teddy bears here! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ veteran homeowners, newday just announced their lowest rate ever. the two and a quarter refi. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year. it's been fully vaccinated people need to wear masks again? but first cr

massacre survivors mary jones parrish, discusses the events of 100 years ago, and the steps she believes are needed for tulsa to heal. this top is part of a national symposium held by the john hope franklin center for reconciliation. they also provided the video. >> as you may know, i am the great granddaughter of mary jones parrish. as moses said, the first person to write an eyewitness account about the 1921 tulsa race massacre. my great grandmother was a journalist and a writer. she was also a teacher. so she was well versed in the literary arts. also, she was someone who was deeply involved in her community. and as we call it today, she was a survivor along with a little seven year old girl, florence mary parish, who grew up to become my grandmother. florence mary parish bruner. today, i will speak to you a little bit about our new book. the nation must await. although my great grandmother's book was originally titled, events of the tulsa disaster. i will tell you a little bit about how that came to me, how i was interested with it by my father who wanted me to do something with it. and i will tell you a little bit about our relationship around the book, around the stor

jones parrish, discusses the events of 100 years ago, and the steps she believes are needed for tulsa to heal. this top is part of a national symposium held by the john hope franklin center for ressa conciliation. they also provided the video. >> as you might know, i am the great granddaughter of mary e. jones parrish. as moses said, the first person to write an eyewitness advance account about the 90 21 tulsa race massacre. my great grandmother was a journalist and a writer. she was also a teacher. and so she was well versed in the literary arts. also, she was someone who was very deeply involved in her community and as we call today, she was a survivor, along with a seven year old girl, florence mary parrish, who grew up to become my grandmother, florence mary parrish bruner. today, i'll speak to you a little bit about our new book, a nation must await. although my great grandmother was originally titled, events of the tulsa disaster. i'll tell you a little bit about how that came to me, how i was interested with it by my father, who wanted me to do something with it. and i'll tell you a little bit about our relationship -- our relationship around

granddaughter of mexico survivor mary jones parish -- of massacre survivor mary jones parrish as part of a national symposium by the john hope franklin center for national reconciliation. in 40 minutes, historian scott ellsworth, author of "an american city and its search for justice" discusses the massacre and the efforts of seeking justice. in one hour and 20 minutes, john tracy, a former park ranger at gettysburg national military park, tells union soldier john rankin's story. he argues that the honesty in rankin's writings revealed how union veterans remembered the war and wanted to shape how others member. -- how others remembered.

james church and the counterattack as jones is going to stabilize his line, and the second front is going to open up. john buford is involved in all this early action. a second front, on two fronts but here's the interesting story and here is the missed opportunity, those that are up, here comes kelly's forward and the other two cavalry divisions. to tell david greg get your division up to brandy station, where is it going to be on stewart's flank and rear, it doesn't work out that way. stuart is going to respond quickly. jones is not well respected by stuart, a personality issue, here he is, he's going to pull his flute out of line. they will go to fleetwood hill, more and more confederate troops, wade hampton is bringing his brigade, what would have been a wonderful opportunity lost opportunity as david greg's men are defeated on fleetwood hill. what might have been a good opportunity maybe not to destroy stuart but to hamper him in the future campaign. that is a photograph of the hill, artist representation. it is clear they are not moving stuart, and he gets permission to retreat. across the river her

john quincy from amazon vowing to hire 100,000 vets by 2024. joey jones best followers you have that lead by example. charles: right. >> and a lot of times, even when i hear amazon hiring 100,000 vets i retract a little bit what i don't want to see someone hired because they're a veteran. you have to put someone in a job they either are qualified for or be qualified for. the stereotypes are a part of that. charles: so, rebecca, there is a lot of pressure on companies in this voc environment that we're in. what joey was talking about, a lot of people feel checking a box they will make things worse. what do you think? >> you know, i am all for trying to help a group that has served our country to a simulate back into society but i'm not for putting unqualified people into jobs they need to be qualified for. this reminds, me, charles, there is a lot of stuff going on with schools, you're seeing advanced programs i was a huge recipient throughout school, advanced programs they're eliminating them in some schools, they're saying it is unfair for people that ca

jones parrish, discusses the events of 100 years ago, and the steps she believes are needed for tulsa to heal. this top is part of a national symposium held by the john hope franklin center for ressa conciliation. they also provided the video. >> as you might know, i am the great granddaughter of mary e. jones parrish. as moses said, the first person to write an eyewitness advance account about the 90 21 tulsa race massacre. my great grandmother was a journalist and a writer. she was also a teacher.

that's disingenuous, and i'm all set with john and to go on there, i quoted montero jones who is definitelyling to expand the court. then there is a long list including senator ed markey of massachusetts is in favor of that. hank johnson of georgia. he says he's at least in favor of democrats getting rid of the legislative filibuster to counteract the court's decision on the arizona voting laws. >> john: it was interesting as you had liberals yesterday freaking out over that 2-6 decision, nor were they freaking out over the 8-1 decision on school free speech. so you have to pick and choose. it happens all the time. as politics. welcome to while washington. chinese president xi xing ping making some dangerous threats and warning other nations to stay out of china's way or things could get bloodied. that's after secretary of state mike pompeo says we should take that threat seriously. coming up, morgan ortega's as china really ramped up the rhetoric. >> sandra: plus as we all get dressed up in a red, white, and blue and had two holiday parties, the question is to wear a mask or not wearing a

john roberts has asked for 79 new judgeships to be created. i think that's a good start, that has to be the baseline. when you look as congress ann jones said, and leah said, like, case loads have exploded over the last 30 years, and what john roberts is proposing here with these 79 courts, new judgeships is only a fraction of what's necessary. you know, during the carter administration, congress expanding the courts by a third. that actually is keeping line with the increasing case load since 1990, with the increasing population since 1990. i think we need a much bigger, more robust expansion of the lower courts to really get to this administration of justice. you know, if you don't have your court case heard for years, that has a big impact not only on criminal justice but also on civil justice. these are conversations that have to be happening at the same time as the one we're having right now on supreme court reform. >> and there has been, as you said, jen, bipartisan support for expanding the courts. todd young, a republican, indiana, introduced a bill in the 116th to add 65. it isn't enough. but there is bipartisan support. and e

jones, cnn, new york. >> thanks for that. >>> and since athena filed that report, johns hopkins university updated its data, the u.s. is now averaging nearly 78,000 new cases per day. 10,000 more per day than the previous seven day average. >>> getting enough americans vaccinated to reach so-called herd immunity will be an uphill struggle but there are signs the message is starting to get through. 164 million americans are fully vaccinated slightly less than half the country but there has been at uptick over the past week. each day 400,000 people are getting their first shot, the highest since july 5th. >>> as the u.s. tries to convince vaccine skeptics to get their first shot, israel is kicking off a campaign to offer booster shots. the president of israel referred two vaccine doses at least five months ago and an update. a government expert suggests data shows that the efficiency of the vaccine can wane over time. israel is among the first countries to offer boosters which might impact decisions else where. i want to go to dr. scott who is a family physician and international consultant for covid testing and joins

john brownstein about this latest surge. dr. brownstein, thanks for joining us. >> yeah, thanks so much for having me. >> well, today we saw the dow jonesng drop. its biggest drop this year. largely on fears of the highly contagious delta variant. do you share the stock market's concern that we may be entering another daunting phase of this pandemic? >> well, as we know, the pandemic is going to be felt very differently for those that are vaccinated and those that are unvaccinated. the big worry i have is among those that are unvaccinated and the surge in cases and ultimately hospitalizations and deaths that might come from those groups here in the u.s. for those that are not yet getting the vaccine or not eligible, but also for so many countries around the world where vaccine equity is still a problem. we have many countries that are really just not rolled out the vaccine. and that's where we're seeing these major surges in cases that are really devastating. >> here in the u.s. more than 97% of those hospitalized with covid are unvaccinated. so what does it mean for things like mask mandates moving forward for people vaccinated or othe

last week, leader kim jones own, issued a cryptic statement warning of a huge crisis in the fight against the virus, and just diving top officials for their pandemic response. john young has not officially confirmed any cause cases. lisa hong kong say they've uncovered a plot to bomb coats tunnels and the railway network authorities said they seized explosives and arrested 9 people on suspicion of terrorist activities. 6 of the detain suspects the high school students there. s come a year after basing imposed a controversial security law on the former british colony. accord him bella roost, a sentence to opposition politician and victor, barbary coast to 14 years in jail for fraud. the former banker was arrested last year had a disputed presidential election that spoke nation wide demonstrations, maintains his innocence and russian media reporting that de bray has been found in the cum chat, companionship in the east of the country. it's believed to be from a plane that went missing, carrying $28.00 people. radio contact with the pipe was lost earlier on tuesday. to to g. q. stand by the president has ordered around $20000.00 reserve forces to protect the countr

john, we'll see you soon, both of you soon as well. thanks so much. >>> pulitzer prize winning journalist nikole hannah-jones declining the university oforth carolina's offer of tenure, instead accepting a faculty role at historically black howard university. the pulitzer prize winning journalist and creator of the 1619 project had been chosen as unc's knight chair in race and journalism. despite the recommendation bit school's tenure committee, her tenure was initially denied by the unc board of trustees. after protests from alumni, faculty, and students, the board changed its decision and offered her tenure at the end of june, an offer she then turned down. nikole hannah-jones joins me in and out of nikole, good to see you. since we last talked, boy, you've had a lot going on in your life. i'll get to your decision to go to howard in just a minute. i want to get to some things happening in the news. your 1619 project remains a rallying cry for those at the right. this is south carolina governor kristi noem at the cpac conference. >> the 1619 project, critical race theory, is hate, division, it's not american. it's offensive. we do no

john hope franklin center for reconciliation. they provided the video. >> as you may know, i am the great granddaughter of mary e. jones parrish.the first person to write an eyewitness account about the 1921 tulsa race massacre. my great grandmother was a journalist and a writer. she was also a teacher. so she was well versed in the literary arts. also, she was someone who was

jones is headed to school. >> christopher was an ap student. when the pandemic came, his grades dropped. stephanie: johnis convict us academy shut its doors in march of 2020. when it reopened, 80% of its 950 students chose to stay virtual, but not christopher. home was not conducive to learning. >> it was hard. while i am on the zoom, my mom cussing out my brother. [laughter] my dogs barking. my teacher was always telling me to mute myself. >> i am who i am, not who you think i am. stephanie: to address these challenges, educators are pouring hundreds ofillions into rigorous summer programs to try to catch kids up, says atlanta superintendent lisa herring. >> the core business of our school system is teaching and learning. it was disrupted. we have a responsibility to do something for our children. stephanie: what that means in atlanta public schools is a full day 9:00 to 4:00 summer school, which hones in on the basics. >> the big difference for this summer's academic recovery is it is focused on math and english, 90 minutes each. this is a total of three hours. >> 13.16 plus 5.90. stephanie: watching

jones, bbc news. in a moment, we will speak to 0lly foster at st george's park and mark lowen in rome, but first to john haven't gone home. what an experience. 60,000 or so people who were allowed into wembley. absolutely. good afternoon. what an occasion, what a moment for those 60,000 fans here at wembley last night. to see england reach the final. farfrom straightforward night. to see england reach the final. far from straightforward when you compare it to that victory against ukraine. but england are conceding theirfirst against ukraine. but england are conceding their first goal in this tournament and perhaps that is just the challenge they need when you consider they will face the tough task and ensuring they are perhaps fully prepared as they head into the final against italy on sunday. it was a huge moment and you got a sense apps england are now is reshaping the history that has followed this gene into the tournament, when you and the near misses and then gareth southgate missing his penalty here as a player at euro 96 and going out in the semifinals of the last world cup. you wonder if the ima

act, pass the john lewis voting rights act, expand the courts, that's how they want to tackle this is change the court and save our democracy. and again, another congressman, congressman jonese tweeted out. because i've got to tell you, he wrote today the supreme court once again gutted the voting rights act. if we don't expand the court soon we will no longer have a democracy to protect. what are we waiting for? their solution, mr. attorney general, is to actually just change the court. they're not attacking the ruling per se. they're just saying he we've got to have liberals in there, otherwise our democracy will not survive. >> shame on the left's you attack on an independent judiciary. an independent judiciary is the bull work of liberty in our country, it represents the rule of law and every time the democrats don't like a case, what they try do is essentially change the rules in the middle of the game and we know that this case was tethered in the constitution and we know that packing the court or changing the court is a bone headed idea and don't take my word for it, jason. bone headed was the term that joe biden used on the senate floor in the 1980s when he was talk

massacre survivors mary jones parrish, discusses the events of 100 years ago, and the steps she believes are needed for tulsa to heal. this top is part of a national symposium held by the johnhope franklin center for reconciliation. they also provided the video. >> asou

john roberts have been trying to do the last 20 years. it is very unfortunate and it is going to directly target us. what should we do? jones and i have introduced a bill to reenforce section ii to the voting rights act. we need to get rid of the filibuster. none of this happens until we get rid of the filibuster. go ahead. >> well, we are running out of time. i want to say the fact that it is going to be really hard to pass. you have to come back because we have so much more to talk about. i will end this segment with the same way we began it. america, we are indeed in danger. don't go anywhere at home. up next, the strange reaction that some of you have of bill cosby's sudden release from prison. stay with us. cosby's sudden release from prison stay with us when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. t all they need is a bike and a full tank of gas. their only friend? the open road. i have friends. [ chuckles ] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. that's jeremy, righ