students of history will recall the colorful interlude at jamestown with characters such as captain john smithahontas who saved him from the anger of a chief. and this that was established at jamestown and common store house and equal measures for all. and it failed miserably just at plymouth. and in jamestown people almost starved under this. and they had individual responsibilities instead of government property and dependence upon the common store house started the colony on the road to success. what captain smith wrote in his diary. >> after the starvation was averted in jamestown changing to property ownership and self-reliance. and they labored jointly together, he wrote, and he who could from his labor or slumber over his path, he cared not how. and how it prospered the general store must maintain, even the most honest among them, wrote captain smith, could hardly take too much pain in the week under public ownership and come on store house system as now for themselves they will do in a day. and it's not so much corn from the labors of 30 as now three or four will provide for themselves

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you'll see how the sign of john smith's dry goods, put up in 1820, is being taken down. it's a little hard to see, but it says moses eckstein's sign being replaced. the newspaper is now called the jerusalem herald. we also discussed how these signs showed us that the christian anti-jewish motifs so prominent in american society continued to play out in american life, and here in 1896, you can see the jews, you know they're jews, their faces show stereo typical jewish features. the jews are this time piercing the sides and crucifying not jesus, but uncle sam. this background is essential for us to understand in this class because we need to know that in order to understand what happens during the high tide of american an anti-semitism. one man perhaps more than any other figure in american history played an outsized role in disseminating anti-semitism in the years between world war i and world war ii, and his name -- i imagine most of you have heard of him -- was henry ford. before i turn to ford and his role, we need to spend a few minutes on the leo frank affair. the tr

tunnel mother will have the latest new political era begins in germany is so law shops take sofa as john smith from anglo merkel. his policy was a business meeting and was not associated with the u. k. prime minister, under pressure after elite video, shows his official joking about holding a party during glass, just locked down. no breakthrough, and talks with 3 in the united states and russian. the presidents as moscow masses, troops on ukraine's border and armed heat, similar to the sports news live from our fee for arrow cup studio. as jordan claim, the last quarter final spotted the expense in palestine and saudi arabia. and out 1st ball of the series, australia dominate day one of the ashes, bowling in and out for just $147.00 runs on day one of the 1st taste. ah. so we start with breaking news from india where an air force helicopters crashed in the southern terminal. now do state it was carrying 14 military officials including the defense chief. let's go straight away to crosby and elizabeth front, him who's in new delhi. so liz details pretty scanned to the what do we know at this sta

if there were fears of the health system becoming overwhelmed. prime minister boys, john smith urged people to get a fun shot. no one should be in any doubt. there is a tidal wave of omicron coming and i'm afraid it is not clear that 2 doses of vaccine are simply not enough to give the level of protection we all need. but the good news is that our scientists are confident that with a 3rd dose a booster dose. we can all bring our level of protection back up. a fortnight ago, i said we would offer every eligible adult a booster by the end of january to day. in light of this on the con emergency, i'm bringing that target forward. by a whole month, everyone eligible, aged 18 and over in england will have a chance to get their booster before the new year. so let's bring in doctor barret pan carney i. he's a senior clinic electra at the university of extra medical school. he joins us via skype from bath in the united kingdom back go to happy back with us. so you heard derb, burress, johnson, they're saying a tidal wave of micron is going to hit the country. was he saying this now? and how

not james mattis and george washington, they have founders were william bradford, william penn, john smith is a 17th century founders. throughout the great history in this. he had ten volumes on the colonial period he thought the colonial period was the founding of america. in fact, 1820 the constitutional convention in new york they revived in the constitution. mark vanburen who becomes the first american politician as the president, he did nothing he never had any great speech, he never negotiated a great treaty he was simply the most stupid politician that america had ever seen he organize a new york party that brought him into prominence. in that convention he said washington and jefferson he says forget about them their aristocrats, they have nothing to do with democrats. that was one of the great arguments of the antifederalists. the whole system is aristocratic it's creating a government which will benefit at the expense of the many. mark vanburen almost single-handedly is lincoln who makes the founders that we talk about, he is the one who says the man that created the declaration

caption is the dream of the jews realize and you will see that we talked about how the sign of john smith, and this was back in 1920, was being taken down and it's a little hard to see at the top but is said that is being replaced and if you look at carefully around the other images in the slide, you will see what is the name of the newspaper and this is from new york and is now called the jewish harold and we also discussed how these kinds of images showed us that the christian anti- jewish motif that was a probably in american society continues to play out in american life and here in 1896, you can see the jews and you know they are jews in their faces are stereotypical and the features and they are this time crucifying, not jesus but uncle sam. this background is essential for us to understand this class because we need to know that in order to understand what happened during the high tide of american anti-semitism. one man perhaps more than any other figure in the market history played a role in disseminating anti-semitism in the years between wwi & ww ii and his name i mentioned most

john. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thank you both. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum in new york. so president biden is having a really tough week. it looks like those that do not want to build back better for christmas, they're the ones that look like get their wish. the word that senator manchin is not pledging. the president is frustrated with this. here's joe manchin moments after the lunch with democrats. watch. >> what was the temperature in the room at the luncheon? >> it was good. always good. >> your colleagues ask you for an early christmas present? >> no. always have good lunches, good discussions. >> martha: good lunch, good discussion. there's joe manchin. meanwhile, from cnn to "the new york times," there's open discussion about who would do better in the white house. all along, the polls on this build back better bill, which is what they're looking at manchin for have told the white house this same thing for months and months. 74% of vote

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john. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts.m in new york. so president biden is having a really tough week. it looks like those that do not want to build back better for christmas, they're the ones that look like get their wish. the word that senator manchin is not pledging. the president is frustrated with this. here's joe manchin moments after the lunch with democrats. watch. >> what was the temperature in the room at the luncheon? >> it was good. always good. >> your colleagues ask you for an early c

you can't make young people forget about that history of tommie smith and john carlos. what you do instead is you appropriate it and sell it back to people as consumable come something to sell. anything to make it safe, anything to extract its political k-9s so you don't bite at a system that's treating people unfairly. there is been that effort as well with the knee. i think nancy pelosi and the kente cloth is something that is worth dwelling upon a little bit. the one thing though that i see is that when it comes to the knee, context is everything. i just got an e-mail last week i got a high school where the football team took a knee and people in the stands took in the because of both racist and homophobic snapchat that were going around the school. so this was, it was black lives matter flags alongside lgbtq flags in the stands, people holding them up high, taking a knee. in a situation like that, that's really powerful and that's a tremendous statement of anti-oppression in a very, very challenging set of circumstances, a high school football game, much to the chag

joining me now is msnbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali and long-time journalist john l. smith. we have seen the tributes pouring in. what do they tell us about how big of a figure harry reid was. >> yes, a towering figure in the senate, especially as we consider his tenure as a democratic leader in comparison to the moment that majority leader chuck schumer faces today. schumer, one of those people who served in reid's leadership operation, who called him a mentor. and who certainly must be thinking of him amid the debates on policy that schumer himself is facing now. what's clear, though, in all of these commemoration of reid's life and service on capitol hill is a man remembered as much for his toughness in the name of the political game as he is for his reverence and dedication to the senate as an institution. you mentioned some of the policies he he helped herald through in the legislation process, both from the economic side of it after the great recession, but also through the affordable care act. someone else who's covered him for a long time in nevada state politics, j

john: terrible tragedy. christina coleman in los angeles. thank you. sandra, that brings it to a close for us. >> sandra: heck of a couple hours. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. "the story" starts now. >> martha: thank you, guys. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. today the story of a close friend to two of the teenagers that were killed in the michigan high school shooting. he will join us with his family to react to what we now know, which is that this school was already concerned about this student. in fact, met with him and his parents hours before he open fire in that school. also this hour, senator lindsey graham gives us his take on what the supreme court is likely to do on roe v. wade based on the arguments and the questions they asked. a lot of opposing reads on what they actually said and what each was getting at. we'll get senator graham's view on that coming up. first a big announcement on how the white house will handle this winter and battle omicron, the new variant that the president says will continue to spread over the coming months of winter. that as we learn of a second u.s. case in minnesota.

john. thanks for joining us here on "america reports." i sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much, john and sandra. good afternoon on this friday. i'm martha maccallum. thanks for joining us. we have very big developments today in the story of the shooting and killing of these four high school students. the parents of the accused now facing four man slaughter counts each. the parents on the right-hand side of your screen there. the chilling texts that his mother sent to him on the day of the shooting. ethan, don't do it. the warning that their child was clearly in need of help. even he cried out for help just hours before the rampage. so what went on in this situation? we have an exclusive interview with the sheriff who was investigating this michigan case. i will speak with him in just moments. first, president biden telling the country, "america is back to work" after what some read as a disappointing jobs report. a 4.2 unemployment rate is where we stand right now. that number is pretty good. the lowest we

does he think president biden's boycott goes far enough. >> john: i am john roberts in washingtons. >> sandra: i am in sandra smith bound to happen as spread crimes coast to coast. police in portland, oregon, warning they can't keep up with the criminals. if you call 9-11 you could be on your own. >> sandra: scary thought. increased crime hasn't stopped progressive prosecutors for pushing the policy critics say is causing this crime surge. a district attorney will hold a news conference to discuss the success he's had enacting those controversial policies. in philadelphia the d.a. under fire for saying the city's record high murder rate is no cause for alarm. brian is live. and lawrence jones is here with his reality check. >> john: we kick off for hour 2 of "america reports" with dan springer on the warning from overwhelmed police in portland. what is this all about? >> on monday portland police told the public that police would only be able to respond to priority 1and 2 calls because of a staffing shortage and big crime rate. this shift in 9-11 response is happening 1 to 2 times a week not just with a string of

john: a monster and they need every driver they can get. >> sandra: probably not a lot of them. best of luck. trace, great to be with you. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm trace gallagher in for john roberts. "the story" is now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. so in a moment, we're going live to kentucky with the latest on the scene there. so many families are in need for shelter, water and power. the basic needs that they need to have met. we have seen how much the loss of life has touched everyone in this story from the governor on down. i want to show you this photo that was taken by the rackley family 15 minutes before the tornado hit. the girls got in to the bathtub in preparation for the tornado doing everything that they should. but the family was about to be thrown in to the air with a force that nothing could stop. and tragically anniston, the 9-year-old of the three sisters didn't survive. her two sisters miraculously did. 7-year-old avalyn on the left, hours later, described to her aunt what it felt like. >> she said yes, i was flying around in the tornado. i prayed to jesus to take care of me. he sp

john: that was a rocking two hours of television sandra. >> sandra: it was commended and i will be back for clock with our friends and colleagues at 4:00. thank you for joining a sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts and we >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. so it's now clear that the president is facing the biggest test of his still new presidency and they're not really here at home. the briefing underway right now at the pentagon shows some unsettling moves happening on the part of vladimir putin and the border of ukraine. massing on the border, up to 175,000 troops according to some of the reports and reportedly in some cases calling in the reserves to see how they can be bigger numbers. fox news has obtained the very clear satellite images that show what we're talking about here in the middle of the screen. it shows the build-up of russian forces. you can see that in terms of equipment and buildings along that ukraine border. the pentagon says they're hoping that this isn't going to lead to an invasion of ukraine. there will be a peaceful resolution that can be forced by our folks. watch this. >> we don't believe that conflict is inevitable

i am sandra smith. >> john: i am john roberts in washington on "america reports." russia state media handed out this video. it got off to an awkward start. >> please don't. >> there you go. >> hello. >> [laughing]. >> good to see you again. the last time -- we didn't get to see one another in g20. i hope next time we meet, it's in person. >> john: one of the most important days for biden's foreign policy agenda going up against a trained agent with his sights set on ukraine. ukraine could become the next afghanistan. some democrats calling for more lethal aide to ukraine. >> sandra: keith kellogg, general, good of you to be here. that call ended 12:08 p.m. eastern time and last 2ed hours. got off to a rough start with president biden's microphone was not worked. he got it back on and waved at the russian president. >> i saw the same picture you the president was there and putin by himself. that's typical putin. that the call went for 2 hours that's not surprising because it's translated. putin understands english. i sat between 18 calls with president trump and vic

i am sandra smith. >> john: i am john roberts in washington on "america reports." russia state media

of a baseball card, did not be the history of people like muhammad ali, billie jean king, tommy smith, john carlos, i'll never forget on espn, one of the talking heads which means to come out for the anthem they set a tradition of activist athletes in my head exploded, what an activist athlete, i did not know what that was. i went to the library, i also started reading the book, my roommate was in a class called the history of the black athlete taught by professor l conti. i saw the professor yesterday when i was in minneapolis, that's why went to college, was bigamy's will he said i remember all the work you did, your class change my life and he said you looked at me and said you did not take my class. i cannot believe you remember that. i said wait i didn't take your class but my roommate did and i read all his books. >> young people who don't just want to write about balls and strikes but the sociopolitical context and the experience to take place in dedicated positions for beans sports politics writers like the washington post, usa today and a host of other papers obviously it opened it

i am sandra smith in new york. >> mike: i am mike emanuel in for john roberts.sting some changes we would need to see. and on the far left call it for the president to take executive action to push things through. >> sandra: republicans hope to get senator manchin to switch side says senator mitch mcconnell. he is standing by on that and more. we will begin with him in just a moment. >> mike: the white house where jacqui heinrich is out of the daily press briefing. >> good afternoon. the white house said it is moving forward with senator manchin and spending less time looking in the rear-view mirror. manchin joined democratic colleagues last night and said many of the same concerns he voiced about the bill. size and scope and the national debt. one democrat described the path forward as twisty and murky. manchin pulled the plug on inexcusable things the white house staff put out referring to a statement that blamed manchin for the delay in passing build back better. resources close to manchin said it upset him because of the harassment he and his family are faci

i'm sandra smith. >> john: "the story" starts right now with gillian turner for martha. take it away. >> good afternoon from washington. i'm gillian turner in for martha maccallum. major step forward in the fight against the global pandemic. this coming from the fda. they're announcing that they authorized the first pill to treat covid-19. it's called paxolovid made by pfizer. the white house purchased 10 million advanced doses of the drug. they say they're going to distribute the pills as soon as the supply is ready. dr. ben parson served on president trump's covid-19 task force. he says this administration is showing a lack of urgency so far with the types of treatments. he's going to join us later on. first, we bring in dr. paul, an fda vaccine advisory board member from the children's hospital in philadelphia. thanks for joining us. tell us about the bill. is it a game-changer? >> in some ways it is. the study was done in people unvaccinated. so they treated half and didn't treat the other half. found the drug was 88% effective in treating hospitalization. for people

i am sandra smith. >> john: i am john roberts. have a merry christmas. the "story" with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: thank you. merry christmas to you. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. this has been truly riveting testimony that we've been watching throughout the day. it's all coming really primarily from the back and forth with the former minnesota police officer, kim potter. the day was april 11th, 2021. roughly a year after the george floyd murder. that is when kim potter says that in a traffic stop, when she was training another officer, she's mistakingly pulled her gun instead of her taser. >> i remember yelling, "taser, taser, taser." and nothing happened. and then he told me i shot him. >> martha: potter pleaded not guilty to manslaughter. she's facing first degree and second degree manslaughter are the options the jury will be considering. she could face 15 years in prison. garrett tenney has been following this for us. he joins us now. hi, garrett. >> yeah, martha. this was not easy for kim potter. she became ove

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great to be with you, i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. and they may have charged the parents. the story with martha starcher now. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. we have two very big stories and new developments in both of them right now. we expect a live update from oxford, michigan where this story just gets worse by the day. a horrific high school shooting has led to the death of a fourth high school student. the shooter will be charged as an adult and will face murder and terrorism charges. we'll take you there live as soon as they step to the podium. the omicron variant has been found in the united states. the infected individual was fully vaccinationed as the administration considers pull backs. peter doocy joins us. he was in that briefing. very wide-ranging briefing. dr. fauci answering questions. over to you, peter. >> dr. fauci came in and confirmed that vaccines will provide some level of protection against severe illness from omicron and individuals that have gotten boosters and have strong

i'm sandra smith. >> john: day in and day out, the news just doesn't stop coming. thank you all for joining us between 1:00 and 3:00 eastern. i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. some say it's not happening. you can see it with your own eyes and you can look at the actual numbers, the data, which this does not lie. the ambush of on the steps of a california home, the guy went home from dinner, got ambushed on the steps. you can see the thieves taking over, not letting him go in his house. that was los angeles. then you have shoplifters that just brazenly go in to the scores, smash and grab it's called. in huge groups with cars waiting outside. then they just fill the shopping bags with everything that they can get their hands on. hundreds of thousands of dollars of merchandise in some of thinks cases. this was in chicago. in illinois. oak park, i believe. then open shootings like this on the sidewalks of new york city. crime is up and crime is up in cities all across the country. th

sandra: unbelievable. >> john: a monster and they need every driver they can get. >> sandra: probably not a lot of them. best of luck. trace, great to be with you. i'm sandra smithrnoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. so in a moment, we're going live to kentucky with the latest on the scene there. so many families are in need for shelter, water and power. the basic needs that they need to have met. we have seen how much the loss of life has touched everyone in this story from the governor on down. i want to show you this photo that was taken by the rackley family 15

me. >> john: that was a rocking two hours of television sandra. >> sandra: it was commended and i will be back for clock with our friends and colleagues at 4:00. thank you for joining a sandra smith is facing the biggest test of his still new presidency and they're not really here at home. the briefing underway right now at the pentagon shows some unsettling moves happening on the part of vladimir putin and the border of ukraine. massing on the border, up to 175,000 troops according to some of the reports and reportedly in some cases calling in the reserves to see how they can be bigger numbers. fox news has obtained the very cl

john. thanks for joining us here on "america reports." i sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.rts right now. >> martha: thank you very much, john and sandra. good afternoon on this friday. i'm martha maccallum. thanks for joining us. we have very big developments today in the story of the shooting and killing of these four high school students. the parents of the accused now facing four man slaughter counts each. the parents on the right-hand side of your screen there. the chilling texts that his mother sent to him on the day of the shooting. ethan, don't do it. the warning that their child was clearly in need of help. even he cried out for help just hours before the

smith. richard spoke with john internationally respected human rights activist parkway, gun labels. her actions criminal you home. you are all good or you want enjoy gordon by the said, i don't, don't, don't update. the film also shows parks, family eating with the inmates. but this too was a shirad. say survivors like yon thing, know and we'll talk to tom on clar no tongue would shoot tongue your pick had she put place on monday she does, or would, on the one thing that a woman pop, told tom morton, who thorough mark more of a circle called to gay grove had taken young hon, so should know when she was 14, she says she was forced to work in the family compound as a nanny and cleaner. the pastor limb sister lemon soon, and her husband brothers home director, ju john chon, who she says was abusive was home would come and see when samuel you to help with atlanta home to source. but for young been robbed of an education, was even worse before she was snatched from the streets. she lived with her family and was in year 3 at school. at the brothers home, the closest she got to school was

john roberts and sandra smith off today.same day in 2019 prior to the pandemic. covid testing lines are making this christmas look a lot like last year. now we are letting 500 million tests promised by president biden