and john ross, philip, that's the reason he says, force displacements of palestinian refugees is illegal under international law. us president joe biden is that a ceremony in the state of oklahoma. mark, within scenery of the tulsa race massacre. 300 african americans were killed by white mobs. 1921. the white house says a ransomware, a tank that shut down a meat production plant in both the us and australia probably came from russia. as a headlines, it was the. you can watch the english streaming light on i do 2 channels plus thousands of our programs award winning documentaries and get new support. ah, subscriber, you choose dot com. forward slash al jazeera english the control holiday in. and you control the region around. and that's why it was such a bloody battle. important thing if you were walking around in bay route was not to be in the line of fire from the holiday in the battle of holiday in completed the division of the root into 2 sectors, east and west beta, the philosopher stuff for bellis and the shop for you can club me from the most powerful building in the city for me i

released after being arrested by israeli security forces develop daily, had been arrested in sheriff john ross neighborhood. she's now bob from entering the area. the daily is accused of harassing security forces and not presenting her credentials claims. she and al jazeera strongly denied, and the mon delegation has arrived in the amans capital santa fe, talk with her. the leaders discussions will focus on holding the hotel offensive. and i've been continuing these talks with the amans and nationally recognize government. the g 7 group of advanced economies is reached to deal to hardest multinational companies to avoid tax. they've agreed to set the minimum global corporate rate of 15 percent. ron's economic problems has been the focus of presidential hopefuls in the 1st televised election debate. all 7 men been approved by the countries guardian council. this being control the see over disqualified candidates. i said, beg reports from to her on all the candidates received the red carpet treatment as they arrived for the debate. but if the viewers were expecting details on the economic polici

john ross. now far from entering the neighbor day of the accused of harassing security forces and not presenting credentials claims, she val just 0 strongly denied g 7 group dance economies is reached to deal to make it harder for multinational companies to avoid tax. they've agreed to set a minimum global corporate tax rate of 15 percent and our money delegation has arrived in the eminence capital for talks with who the leaders discussions will focus on the whole thing, the host, the offensive, and bad continuing piece towards the evans. internationally recognized government voters in peru will go to the polls on sunday to choose between 2 candidates with poll. opposite visions. one is a leftist one. the right wing, daughter of a former dictator pulses are predicting a photo finish the when a could be decided by less than one percentage point. adiana sanchez reports from lima, the son of illiterate farmers, primary school teacher, pedro garcia, turned politician after leading a nationwide teach

been many thanks indeed to john ross. a roger sariah is a marine and coastal expert with the international union for the convention of nature conservation of nature. i'm sorry, he joins us now live via skype from colombo. good to have with us. would you agree with, with, with what i was saying just a few moments ago that it's, it's difficult yet to make any sort of assessment on the scale of this disaster because we still don't know what we're dealing with. that's great. that's great. i mean, we are not aware of all much exactly how much are the remaining and then what kind of doctor that this will cause. because if you have any call you can the sensitive area, the lagoon, and the a thoughts or the calendar room. we can also the drinking water supplying white glove and, and some of you say it's h e can logically sensitive area. it's important economically as well. isn't it in that there are many fishermen who rely on those waters. how is this going to affect them? we are still unsure how we keep going to them, but the lon

journal of the siege of charles linda kind of to his own horn and he hires conrad wise chapman and john ross key, who is the grandson of francis? scott key? who's probably rolling in his grave at that point who is all so a confederate in the topographical engineers and the two of them end up cruising around from fort to fort to fort doing the battlements at charleston chapman's landscape painter, and he's much more interested in conveying his pride in the confederacy then he is anything else so you get fort sumpter with this fabulous tattered flag again sort of playing off of what church is doing. please notice that the flagpole is busted that's important because there are plenty of stories about how every day the confederates would run this flag up and every day the federal navy, which is out there parked on the horizon. would shoot it down and every day they'd repair it and run the flag back up and it's like it's like high school, but you know day in day out for like the better part of the year. so if someone tries to sell you a shattered piece of a flagpole and that happens a lot on in th

i'm john ross with thought the japan considers allowing up to 10000 fans a major event ahead of the lympics and yes and all the braking nights for christina rinaldo, who's now more goals than any other player or i so in just over an hour, president's joe biden applied to me preaching that you to hold talks in geneva, even as both sides say that us and russel relations are at the last point in is look, now live pictures of villa grounds. this is the venue of the summit. this lake side built very grounded is to played a part and landmark international agreements in the past, but by sides playing down expectations. this time, the president says, blame the kremlin for a series of cyber attacks and has accused vladimir putin of stifling democracy by jailing. the opposition, either electing the valley period for his part is rejected. accusations of interfering in u. s. presidential elections and he says, washington wants to contain rushes, development by imposing economic restrictions. whitehouse cross one. it can be how it is study by in geneva. but 1st, let's hear from bernard smith, who has mo

. >> at the cherokee museum today are slave bills of sale including one by then principal chief john ross>> i don't ever talk about it very much because i think it is a very shameful part of cherokee history so i avoid that whole issue. ♪ drive a man he mid a life ♪ ♪ but the man he ain't his wife ♪ ♪ cotton don't be slow ♪ ♪ better finish out your row ♪ >> slavery in the five civilized tribes varied. what is really important to remember is that these people were enslaved. so by definition, wasn't a good experience. if you're a slave, then you don't have your individual liberty. which arguably matters more than anything else. >> enslaving black people. it was part of the economy of those tribes. when the americans now wanted that land for their own plantations, they took the plantations of the indians. >> this was done in a legal way, bypassing legislation. the indianian removal act to force migration of the five civilized tribes from the south eastern united states into indian territory which is today oklahoma. >> they said, we're swapping you this land for the lands west of the mississi

john ross writes about them in "the men who stare at goats." project paperwork, clinton releases it all in 1988. this is bringing nazi scientists into the united states to work here. we fought against the nazis. this isn't a revelation. as early as 1947, 1946 we knew some of this, right? that the people who designed the v-2 that hit london are very soon in huntsville, alabama, working on the apollo program. but this is project paper clip releases all of the -- not just the things about the kind of big figures everyone knew about but all of the rest of the nazi and many of them part of the nazi party that snuck out and into the united states. so, that argument of well, the united states government wouldn't do this is beginning to fall apart too. so, project northwoods was a proposed secret plan proposed by secret chiefs to a series of false attacks. it's made public in 1997. so, in 19 97 when kennedy comes in, the joint chiefs say, we want to invade cuba. we need to have a false flag operation. those who are talking about this are not inventing

here's a quick look at what's in store on today's show. 2021 preschool prize winning architect like john and ross time reject demolition in favor of extending through addition. preserving and transforming what is already there. and some, sir, he works by british shelter. anthony finally, after pandemic induced delays on display in those sing, and the most significant solo, so ever in germany on the corona virus pandemic brought cultural life here in germany to such a sudden hold that many exhibitions that were long planned are just now getting their moment in the sun, a recent addition to berlin's already rich museum landscape is the for to liam, which as its name implies, imagine the intersect finality of nature, technology and society. in the future. in this black, you houses, berlin's booty and exhibition space, the rooftop skywalk, with a view over berlin's government order is a popular attraction inside the building, the exhibition focuses on one of life most pressing questions. how do we want to live gabrielle? except the curator, we begin him as we begin with question. because how often do

john chapman. sophia dantonio. phillip hunter ross. james edward anthony. . corwin wesley snipes. alexander tate leland. andrew benjamin walsh. madeline isabela prince. christian owen daniels. jacqueline noel mcnulla. dale nigard. the abigail louise mccormick. harrison davis foley. >> ricardo vincent carrasco. lillian usadi. joseph matthew trektor. preston williams rhodes. patrick james bishop. micha oh. elizabeth kate gurgle. kaitlin coo. paul xavier kelly. dallas alan ellingston. margaret zimmerman. evelyn blare barretts. michael thomas brinton. daniel patrick midget. michael joseph snoble. lgan robert mcguire. alexander carroll richmond. nathan durant hersome. alexander scott douglas iii. jeremy alexander gherstein. declan charles hairston. nicholas paul gibblebecker. haley elizabeth mckuhn. anthony su. cooper r guzy. jared joseph cox. isabella faith penquist. jack patrick kinnear. matthew beauchamp. donald michael corier. matthew christopher peschic. joshua michael dye. eric scott wilson. paul martin malatesta. harry fulton iv. jonathan taylor lackey. an

the culture correspondence scott ross for johns is now from the heart of berlin for more on the film. got you? you've seen it this documentary title courage. what do you take away from it? yeah, i mean, watching the film. it's kind of shocking because it's shot last summer during the, the 1st new wave of protest against the lucas shanker regime. and it really could've happened in another era. i mean, the things have changed so dramatically since then. the actors were portrayed in the film to which are here now in berlin. for the premier, they've had to flee the country. they were determined to stay in men's could keep protesting as lucca shank. oh, that's become completely impossible for them. so watching the movie makes you realize how dramatic the situation has become in bella. ruth, and how desperate the people there are for some change to happen, it's got what really stands out. there is how the lives of these 3 actors turned activists appear to, completely changed utterly utterly. i mean, i was able to speak to 2 of them today who were here in berlin for the premier of the film.

john chapman. [applause] the sophia garcia san antonio. phillip hunter ross. james edward anthony. er the fourth. corwin wesley sykes. alexander tate leland. andrew benjamin walsh. madeleine isabella prince. christian when daniels. jacqueline know well mcnall a. zachary dale nygard. abigail louise mccormick. harrison davis fully. ricardo vincent carrasco. lillian. joseph matthew tractor. preston william rogue. patrick james bishop. micah oh. elizabeth kate. kate lynn. paul xavier kelly. dallas allen ellison. margaret gray zimmerman. evelyn blair verett. michael thomas brenton. daniel patrick midgett. michael joseph schnabel. logan robert mcguire. alexander carol richmond. nathan bear and her some. alexander scott douglas the third. jeremy alexander gerstein. jacqueline charles harrison. nicholas paul. haley elizabeth mcewen. cooper are uzi. jerry joseph cox. zabella faith penguin. jack patrick kinnear. matthew grabe vote champ. donald michael corriere. matthewer christopher peszek. joshua michael guy. eric scott wilson. paul martin. terry hunter fulton the fourth. jonathan taylor la

. >> kevin ross is the chairman of the mass graves investigation, public oversight committee, his pride and joys are the e w was memorial which she had a pardon as well as doctor john hope franklin boulevard also courtesy of ross throughout his adult life learning about and educating others on the tulsa race massacre has been a top priority, but it wasn't until recently that he discovered his direct eye. >> only found about being send it and and friends of the family just recently maybe. but the last 5 years my great-grandfather isaac said i t t. >> had a zoom despite used to sit where the 2.44 freeway crosses green. what it was last in the massacre in 1921 he was not able to rebuild. >> it was a lot of problems. and that meant that the right because the city did not want a black hole to rebuild these grounds in the 90's. doctor phoebe stubblefield was invited to be a scientific consultant on the tulsa race, riot commission report. >> she wasn't from tulsa but had relatives that lived there. she never could have known the experience would change her life and opened her eyes to her ancestry mentioned it to my doing this and they said, yeah, roster ups. >> you know,

john, tell me about campers cover franchise. i'll just be honest. some tablo ross on this . i see it in the notes. i'm not here to it. i see was hatch during the coven. tell me barbara. so it's actually a cool story that is about 2 and a half years ago, unemployment was so low that the restaurant industry couldn't find employees. so i said, the casual dining restaurant model doesn't work. could i create a kitchen that has 60 percent less employees using robotics and computers? could i create the kitchen to the future? so i worked in test kitchens for 2 and a half years, working with sue be cooking techniques and computerized combi ovens. we call them that you steam and infrared and why even convection, all at the same time, and i develop this kitchen of the future whammo cobit hits. so we created a franchise model. we saw 22 franchises as cove it is, is developing once coded hit. we realized, wow, we have the safest kitchen in the world. there's no counter space. there's no traditional stoves, there's no grease, there's no prep areas. so we started franchising tappers tavern

dolly madison, betsy ross, columbus, vespucci, queen is a beloved spain, commander cortez, balboa, john paul jones, paul revere, the roman senator, susan b anthony, joan of arc, sitting bull, and with hiawatha at number two, and the most popular guess, you'll be able to get already, pocahontas. albert ports, thought of her as mrs. uncle sam. most visitors identify her is pocahontas. i suggest to you that she since she was placed on the capitol stone, she has been widely understood in various and sometimes vague, sometimes particular ways as being america. and female in an female indian form. and to tiny fresco images, hitting in the ceilings of meeting rooms in the capital, made the connection obvious. this one left, is on the front cover of the spring 2014 capitol dome issued by the way. visitors do not need to get special permission to see america, as we recall both of these figures. you've seen enough now, even if you didn't already know the things i've been talking about this morning. you can sear up there with her colored feather headdress. you don't need to get special and mission

john logan, a life to memorialize. introducing gary will be state society board member rod ross.his past year, rob rejoined the board after a couple of years absence. back in the day -- well, 20 years ago, rod served as the historian for the illinois state society, having put on programs in the capitol building, arlington cemetery, hillwood, union station, the national cathedral, and the lithuanian embassy. this past year rod has been a mainstay for the society's webinars. he facilitated a program on julius rosenwald, and efforts to establish a national park complex focusing on the establishment of the rosenwald schools in the american south. then he turned his attention to addressing concerns of a commission established by chicago mayor lightfoot on statues deemed "problematic." this includes taxes honoring abraham lincoln, john logan, and ulysses s. grant. the initial webinar was entitled "why we honor lincoln." for his talk today gary ecelbarger will take a different approach. rather than attempting to address the concerns of the chicago monuments commission, people that his p

john's. you know, still, if he is, if they a fit for your home and you believe me and not simply because they're still there, but you know, when you mo ross, they shall do the bullying tedious. but the most though is yeah. like yes, but he's young. you, but if the stuff she normally does not fit the shiny turn, you know, it shows me that, you know, when you mentioned when your wife telling me when you spend your money at the worst, i mean, you gotta be stuck at the get away. but also have some time with those who really can get to the top of the wall, said with them on the shelf rational and understand them of the still for the bar for him to the national car for the president. the thing in the cup, i just thought that was, that was threatening me . she wouldn't look at it if we had them, we mean was more than it's pretty good night. you may get away really just in the right on your teacher switch of that i could book teaching show when i was about a year later today, ceiling redeeming about anela. she lives up to this. she called me and i was still waiting on your question. if you could possibly sold up your cards the store, but any cele

elmer a care giver, tim eastman and ginger buick cuss to va ross, essential caregiver. john to his wife patricia. karen clink to her mother. katie to her uncle jack. and lore et wire to her mother in law. lurey, louis eel to her husband jack. amy saunders to her mother mother. cindy essential caregiver to her father. denise, essential caregiver to her husband. die an to her mother joe an. and emmy essential caregiver. fell is yeah to her mother joyce. margaret to her mother and martha rhodes to her 91-year-old mother. and maxine schwartz, essential caregiver. melanie, essential caregiver to her husband bill. and mindy to her father, nancy to her son. rachel sanchez. regular evena essential caregivers to their sister. veronica to her husband, sam essential caregiver to her grandmother. sandra waters. and sherry to her special needs daughter, summer to her mother, susan essential caregiver to her husband. use and, essential caregiver to her mother for tonia, freddie and. and to her father. bridget to her mother. i'mey to her mother, berne dean chapman to her brother, courtney,

john brady is my name. i'm they should say and spoke person for foreign affairs. the main opposition party in the parliament at all. they're going to have you. hello ross, i don't to us side. as you're known to many around the island and around the world, so good to see you, please introduce yourself to audience watching the stream. i am a shout of the international spoke space. some of the guys must return, which are present millions of refugees to remove, returning to their homes and property. i can greetings from ireland to palestine from the land of santa and scholars. so the land of that and to tribute, cherish nice to see you. thanks for being with us on the same and hello ashley, please introduce yourself to us. hi, thanks so much for having me. and my name is ashley nichol place, and i am syce chair of the island palestine solidarity campaign. and we've been active since 2002, and it's, it's really basically here. thank you, right to have you all like so if you are watching right now on youtube, you can be part of this conversation. island and palestine working together. i know surveys and conversation, right. jump into the comments they can be

ross issues on the my partnership with china and she will return your appeal form. it shouldn't become a report of the european, instead of becoming a dmitri, let me ask john here. so, i mean, i think to be set it out really very well, very smoothly there. so if that were all to happen, how is any of that to rush? is benefit explained to me, how is what? well, oh no, hey, let me like john and i mean you do meet people, laid it out here. so that's all part. that's all what the europeans want. the russians don't have a say in their own national interests. go ahead, john. well, i, i, broadly very broadly agree with i agree with dimitry. i think he's put it very well . i think that's the hostility to russia in, within the european union. and i mean, within the brussels institutions is not only due to the poles and the baltic states, but he's also has a very strong ideological dimension. there was in the eyes of these people. russia represents the other europe. in other words, it's nationalistic, it's christian, it's rooted in history. it plays power, politics, it thinks, in june, political terms, and so on, and all those things, all things which europe, pretends to

ross. after the lecture will be a book signing at archive shop. without further ado, let us welcome dr. john stauffer. >> thank you very much for that wonderful introduction and thank you for coming. can everyone hear me in the back? i'd like to speak for about 45 minutes, then open it up for questions and answers and criticism and comments. and i want to speak for a few minutes just about how this book came into being, background of "giants" and summarize some of the key themes in the book to whet your appetite to read it in you haven't. then spend last five or ten minutes discussing the legacy of both lincoln and douglass on particularly barack obama. obama has been deeply influenced by both men. i've written about the influences in the "new york times" and huffington post and i want to share my thoughts. i started writing "giants" around the time that obama launched his campaign. at a time when very few americans believed he could actually get elected. book was published on election day. and having steeped myself in both frederick douglass and abraham lincoln during 21 months of obama's c

ross. there's a lot of life that she lived. who are the strong women in your family? >> johnin that city with more on that. bryan, good afternoon. >> trace, good afternoon. parents in randolph township tell me this vote was their breaking point. in-person learning five days a week did not resume until april. even then, the school date ended at noon. now parents are frustrated because they say the board has wasted their times on things like stripping the official holidays off of the calendars rather than working on getting kids back in the classroom as quickly as neighboring towns have. >> fix my geometry book. fix the hole in the parking lot, the slide in the grade school. that's what i expected the board of education to do. i don't expect them to indoctrinate my kids. >> the fact that we have made this a national news story and the embarrassment to our town is unacceptable and this board needs to step down. >> more than 4,400 people have signed a petition calling for the school board to resign after they unanimously voted to strip the holidays of their official day two weeks

the filmmaker gary ross with whom he served as a scholarly consultant after his lecture, there will be a book signing at the archives shop. and without further ado, let us welcome dr. john stauffer. thank you very much for that wonderful introduction and thank you for coming can everyone hear me in the back. i'd like to speak for about 45 minutes, then. i'll open it up for questions and answers in criticism and comments and i want to speak for a few minutes just about how this book came into being the background of giants. then i want to summarize some of the key themes that i describe in the book hopefully to what your appetite to read it if you haven't and then i want to spend the last five or ten minutes discussing the see of both lincoln and douglas on particularly barack obama obama has been deeply influenced by both men. i've written about the influences in the new york times recently in the huffington post and other places and i want to share with you some of my thoughts. i should say that i started writing giants. right around the time that obama launched his election there is campaign at a time when very few americans believe he could actually get elected and t

ross t-shirts. steve: he did, indeed, which helped tunnel 2 towers raised millions of dollars. brian: full circle. steve: the circumstantial of life as they sing about elton johnoes. ainsley: the lion king. steve: exactly right. can you tell we have small children. brian: they grew up. steve: president biden will meet with nato leaders in brussels ahead of his highly anticipated sit down on wednesday with vladimir putin. it's latest overseas stop after wrapping up the g-7 summit where world leaders called on china to cooperate in figuring out how code started. benjamin hall is live in the beautiful city of brussels and he joins us with more where i believe it's afternoon there. >> it has just gone afternoon. to the rest of you good morning. no doubt that the relationship between the u.s. and nato is going to be different under president biden than it was president trump. president trump pushed the organization inincredibly hard pushed the rest of the countries to push 2% on military spending and brought in $130 billion. he has declared his unwavering commitment to nato. on the agenda today will be the withdraw of transports from afghanistan. it's no secret tha