jones with ms. didn't know exactly how she was killed. >> and he conceded the defense did an admirable job protecting jones. >> i think the point that they were trying to make was a good one, which is it could be anyone. it could be somebody we never thought of. >> so the seasons slipped by and now with the leaves gone and snow falling, a retrial. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. >> and with time and money tight, all knew this would be rubenstein's last shot at jones, another mistrial would be just as good as an acquittal. so it all played out as before. >> you have a track record of being dishonest. >> yes. >> the same witnesses. >> did you kill ms. birgfeld? >> no, ma'am. >> the same testimony. >> i have never been able to run a dog on a trail that's a month old. >> the same alternate suspects. >> in your opinion did the sheriff's office conduct an objective investigation? >> no. >> the same closing argument from the defense. >> this man is innocent and he stays that way unless these peopl

now the problem with nicole hannah jones she is false narratives of american history. that is not just my opinion that is the opinion of every knowledgeable historian who deals with the american congress. it's not just one or two mistakes it's eight narrative that's right with mistakes from beginning to end. it's one thing to make mistakes, we all make them. but we also have a responsibility to acknowledge those mistakes and pointed out. in the case of nicole hannah jones several are pointed out by fact checkers before she went to press with the article. she refused to make changes then. then there were pointed out again and again by historians that "new york times" brushed it aside, to this day there are major parts of the 6019 project which are flatly false. even if you are not a historian but a journalist, a responsibility tell the truth. but we have in the record of nicole hannah jones is the 1519 project we operate this of the fact that she wants to advance regardless of what the facts are in an unwillingness to confront in a reasonable way. this is not a definiti

1776 has proven quite popular media, culture and an education now the recent hiring of nikole hannah-jonesc chapel hill's journalism schools writing to the national spotlight once again this time over the discussion of who we are as americans, what our country represents and the principles on which our country was founded and the role of the factory and the board of trustees when it comes to the issue of hiring people and tenure. we have a great panel lined up and we hope to be able to clear up misconceptions for you and also perspective to a very important debate going on in our country joining me today the ceo of the john law foundation she's been with us several times before and many have the opportunity to meet with her across north carolina, amy cook is with us today, glad you are here, jenna robertson the president of the james dean martin center for academic renewal and they are following higher education issues in north carolina the right and the center of the whole discussion trying to clear up a false narrative about the hiring of nikole hannah-jones also matthew spalding vice pr

and with nicole hannah jones, she's conlated these on american history. and not just my opinions, but one or two mistakes, it's rife with mistakes from beginning to end. it's one thing to make mistakes, we all make them, but then we have a responsibility to acknowledge the mistakes when they're pointed out. and with nicole hannah jones, some of the mistakes were pointed out before they went to the article and then pointed out again and again by two dozen american historicalions. new york times-- and to this day there are major parts of the 1619 project which are flatley false. now, there is, not a historian, but a journalist, a responsibility to tell the truth. and what we have in the record of nicole hannah jones, at least from the 1619 project, is someone who operates heedless of the facts, a strong opinion to advance regardless of what the facts are, ongoing to confront in a reasonable way. this is not a definition of scholarship. maybe in the school of journalism if the hudson school was to be considered in this light, telling truth, the critics and r

nicole hannah jones is not the first time thisnn happened. in illinois a few years ago was another example of listen while these boards of trustees wake up and they say, we really should take a look at something and when that happens, there's also this reflective outrage and i would say there's a couple things here to keep in mind that a faculty, not just the tenured ones, requires an individual to have a certain level of accomplishment in a certain commitment to what the university is all about. it's very near the top of that and about nicole hannah jones is that she has had false narrative on american history. that's not just my opinion, that's the opinion of every historian who deals with the american value is not just one or two, it is a narrative from beginning to end. now one thing to make a mistake, we all make them but then we also had a responsibility to acknowledge those mistakes when it's pointed out in the case of nicole hannah jones, those mistakes are pointed out by records and before and she refused to make changes and then the

nicole hannah jones knows what it is.imply taking the generalization and tried to give them material form in this particularly false narrative that they dovetail together. you could eat critical race theory but the 1619 project gives it life and for makes it easier do the whole point. >> amy, go ahead. >> a little bit to matthew's point about the 1619 project and being in this sort of political battle. let's not forget to that 1619 is, makes the new york times relevant. not that they weren't. they hadn't had a big of a viewership as they did, actually i should take that back. when 1619 was released they said there were people lined up at newsstands around the city block . people were buying the new york times print edition in droves. they hadn't seen that kind of response is barack obama was, since he won the election in 2009. so make no mistake this is also a way for the new york times to make some money. and be relevant in so many places across the country. i'm not saying that is the primary driver but it is important t

about nicole hannah jones experience. they said we don't have that information. and is protected personal information. ... ... by the time the husband announced nicole anna jones would be joining the faculty, everyone at the school was on the same page, going to have a five-year contract professor contract and at the same time in the future she be able to be up for tenure but that has been a lot of misconception. >> that misconception has continued even though i know you've written about this how this occurred, peter know if you've written an extensive piece about this as well, do you feel the narrative of tenure denied is still hanging on even though that's not really what happens? >> i think it is in the media, it's so sensational. tenure was revoked, it is a fictional story. the articles and major media outlets were never collected so if you google the call hannah jones tenure and you get to the daily mail or fox news, you're still getting incorrect from they did a correction so i think still hanging out there in the national media everyone council and local p

gerrel jones: thank you.ca: in fayetteville, georgia, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez. announcer: next on "matter of fact." if you could win some krispy kremes, airline tickets, even a $1 million prize -- would you get vaccinated? >> i'll buy you a donut myself. announcer: what will it take to turn vaccine refusal around? and later -- >> my parents definitely did the best that they could, but they wasn't able to have a job that's any better than like a minimum wage job. announcer: is the american dream of home ownership out of reach for families without generational wealth? are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them to

once jones and w.w. blackford who sort of later became a right-hand man for jeb stewart wrote a fabulous book war years with jeb stewart. black vernon jones once they finished training in abbingdon in virginia decided to leave the union. jones and about 100 of these young troopers wrote to richmond and eventually they received orders to report to at the time colonel jeb stewart and they were mustered into the confederate service as the first virginia calvary from the washington mounted rifles which was the name jones had given the company that he formed in abbingdon. a lot of groups that i speak to i added this slide not too long ago because many groups especially out west, they are not that familiar with the first virginia calvary and often i would get a question like, well, what battles were they in? and i've always very careful not to be short, i certainly don't want to appear rude in an answer, but, i mean, basically the first virginia calvary was in virtually all of the battles here in the eastern t

well, there was an old army officer, william jones commonly referred to known as grumble jones. some of you have probably known that name. he was a general in the confederate academy. he got along great with everybody in the confederate war effort except one person, and unfortunately that person was his boss, jeb stuart. but he got along with everybody else. so jones having graduated west point, been in the old armier stationed out on the frontier while virginia is debating whether or not she's gog to leave the union, i guess jones could see the war clouds forming on the horizon so he went into abingdon and trying to start enlist young men to learn the art of war, if you will. and tom colley was one of those 100 or so young men that wanted to participate in this new they all thought at that point in time an adventure. there'd probably be one great battle. there'd be a winner. there'd be a loser, everyone would go home and everything would all end. i could spend hours talking about the people that went through the first virginia academy. it almost reads like an all-star list cert

joining us now are democratic congressman mondaire jones of new york, deputy whip of the deputy progressive caucus. and tara ragovir, founder of a tenants rights organization in kansas city, missouri. thank you both very much for being here. congressman jones, why isn't the rental assistance funding getting to the tenants who need it most? what are you hearing from your constituents who are most affected by this ruling? >> i'm hearing from my constituents what the new governor of new york has said, which is that the status quo is unacceptable. new york, my home state, is sitting on more than $2 billion of money that congress, people like myself, have already appropriated through legislation for this purpose. and yet the government agency in new york state responsible for disbursing those funds has been slow to do so. i think with new leadership,

as for the hearing cast, emilia jones, who is the daughter of singer aled jones, is terrific, thoughscast as her flamboyant music teacher. still, i was prepared to forgive and forget when it came to the emotional finale. coda is an uplifting, inclusive tear—jerker with a flavour of the tv series glee,and it is a real step forward when it comes to the representation of deaf characters on screen. it is cinemas, and on apple tv plus now. thanks for watching the film review with me anna smith. i will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. i can't ican�*t die! i can't die! i'm never going to die! hello there. it's going to be one of those weekends where we get a bit of sunshine and a bit of rain, as well. it looks like saturday will be a much drier day in scotland, where we've had a lot of shower clouds on friday. we'll see more cloud coming in from the south—west, as well — and that is due to this area of low pressure that'll just hang around, really, through the weekend. it means as we start the weekend, we've got quite muggy air across the south of england, south wales, 15 celsius her

jones who is been a of several books made famous now is a dangerous guru. on the prophetic revolutionary with the paranoid narcissist. as the story tends to go, did not find that out until it was too late. in the beginning there seemed nothing not to love. jones with a promising in his 20s and he had his first congregation there. when the first white couple in the state to adopt a black child. sent a message was to walk with racial justice not only in church but his personal life too. personally i do not see the material. back to the future, i supposed joan said the intelligence the guy known for the stanford experiment openly commented the ability to craft the vision between yourself and your fans relating to anyone active in the church. the jones lacked socialists with members of the allegiant vote or the other use of bible verses in the chamber of reference. multiple survivals told me the first time we spoke to jones they spoke their language. later traded for control appeared to anyone at any level on any time exploiting a public speaker and survivor of

jones, would you please stand. like to thank you the legendary cleon jones with the miracle mets. the acdc is under the leadership of mr. cleon jones. this organization keeps the community clean. they have a beautiful community garden. and on any given saturday you will see mr. hope patrolling the area and also keeping the yards clean. >> my hat is my claim to fame. new york mets in 1969. you know, you can play for 15 years in the big leagues and then you are only known for one thing, winning the world series, and catching the last out in the world series. that's my claim to fame. but my heart lies in this community. and that's why we work each and every day to try to make sure that we advance this community. my family was not of the clotilda, but we have been in this area since the 1850s. and i take great, great pride and ownership of plateau, the place we call after at thattown today. i am proud to be here today to help celebrate that legacy. a lot of great things happening in the community now. it has been quite

and general jones was from fort benny, and he was stationed at the canal zone before taking full command of the first parashoot 504 which was the first parashooter airborne, and so that earned him the nickname of panama jones. and it was the 503rd regimen that was sent to australia in 1942 and it was general macarthur's regimen and the only airborne regimen in the pacific theatre. so as you are going through the book, you will meet bill calhoun and at the age of 21, sorry, 22, first lieutenant bill calhoun was a veteran paratrooper. he had a purple heart, and he took the order of going to take corregidor, and he was the leader of f-company. in the picture he is holding a thomson machine gun. anyone who has read "band of brothers" he represents character, and he really does represent that. i have two copies. the first was printed on paper and the second was on dot matrix and from his family and it is the native of the corregidor and his inner monologue and what stuck out to me with his memoir is how much of a toll being a combat commander took upon him, and how much he loved his men and h

as for the hearing cast, emilia jones, who is the daughter of singer aled jones, is terrific, thoughmboyant music teacher. still, i was prepared to forgive and forget when it came to the emotionalfinale. coda is an uplifting, inclusive tear—jerker with a flavour of the tv series glee, and it is a real step forward when it comes to the representation of deaf characters on screen. it is in cinemas, and on apple tv plus now. thanks for watching the film review with me anna smith. i will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme... mo salah makes history as liverpool win at new boys norwich. five star performance — bruno fernandez hits a hat trick as manchester united hammer leeds. and another stunning century from joe root powers england on day three of the second test against india at lords. welcome along, thanks forjoining us on this opening weekend of the premier league season. fans are back, in both home and away ends, and that saturday feeling has returned. seven premier league games today, all wit

as for the hearing cast, emilia jones, who is the daughter of singer aled jones, is terrific, thoughant music teacher. still, i was prepared to forgive and forget when it came to the emotionalfinale. coda is an uplifting, inclusive tear—jerker with a flavour of the tv series glee, and it is a real step forward when it comes to the representation of deaf characters on screen. it is in cinemas, and on apple tv plus now. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. hello. it is turning into a very mixed but not particularly dramatic weekend of weather. saturday brought a bit of sunshine, a bit of rain for some. it's a similar mix as we head into sunday. a couple of frontal systems, this curl of a weather front here bringing rain for parts of northern ireland, england and wales at times. this front pushing into northern scotland promises some pretty hefty showers. and in between, some zones of drier, brighter weather. some patchy rain likely to push across east anglia and the south—east through sunday morning, but then brighter s

jones is a west pointer and an early graduate at parachute school at fort benning. he was stationed in the panama canal zone first as a company commander before taking full command of the 501st parachute battalion one of the army's first airborne units. that assignment earned him the nickname panama jones which sort of sticks with them for the rest of his career. you know while the 82nd airborne division and later the hundred and first airborne division stood out and their fight in europe. it was the 503rd parachute infantry regiment that was sent to australia in 1942. and it was it was general macarthur strategic reserve. it was the only independent airborne regiment in the pacific theater. so as you go through the book one of the first guys you'll meet is the guy named bill calhoun and at the age of only 21. i'm sorry 22 first lieutenant bill calhoun was already a veteran paratrooper. he earned a purple heart but the time he gets ordered to take corregidor and he was the leader of the first platoon for f company and in this picture here, he's holding a thompson su

jones: excellent question. in response to question about the targeting of government military and police, it is primarily a recent phenomenon. government, military and police have been targeted historically in the u.s. at various points. we saw that in the mid-1990's, timothy mcveigh's targeting of the murrah building in oklahoma city. so that is a recent phenomenon. and again as i mentioned, we are , seeing perpetrators from all sides of the political spectrum, and artists, anti-fascists and others as well. senator: thank you. i appreciate that and the concise answer because there's lots of information i want to get out. mr. goldenberg, you talked about your work and the factors contributing to the persistent threat of domestic terrorism and violent extremism. can you talk about what you see as the common threads of domestic radicalization and you've obviously got experience both at the state level and the federal level to the department of homeland security. just give us a sense of the common thread you have

burns and jones gonejust two bowls. the then, a collapse. burns and jones gone just two bowls. it all. after that, the wickets fell thick and fast with a ball and a catch. and then the winning moment. fired with her fourth wickets of the match. this is what it means to them, and this is what it means to them, and this is what it means to the fans. next stop, lawrence, and the fans. next stop, lawrence, and the southern braid. lydia campbell, bbc news. sudden brave and train track its men, they are doing playing right now and there eliminator. we look at my reaction to that later in the programme. still out on the chorus at the open. let's head live to carnoustie and speak to our golf correspondent iain carter. iain, it promises to be a exciting weekend, georgia hall is right up in the next. it's a very congested leaderboard, _ in the next. it's a very congested leaderboard, but _ in the next. it's a very congested leaderboard, but georgia - in the next. it's a very congested leaderboard, but georgia hall- in the next. it's a very congested leaderboard, but georgia hall in| in t

as for the hearing cast, emilia jones, who is the daughter of singer aled jones, is terrific, thoughprepared to forgive and forget when it came to the emotionalfinale. coda is an uplifting, inclusive tear—jerker with a flavour of the tv series glee, and it is a real step forward when it comes to the representation of deaf characters on screen. it is in cinemas, and on apple tv plus now. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. taliban fighters enter the presidential palace in kabul as they retake the afghan capital — 20 years after being forced from power. their arrival sparks an exodus from the city — as afghans try to board flights out of the country — and president ghani flees. embassies are closing — diplomats are flying out — leaving afghan civilians — and former top officials fearing what lies ahead. imight i might face consequences that i might face consequences that i never even

colonel jones has a problem with it. as you get to the book you realize he actually holds back some of the awards for guys, not the real professional soldiers, but from the citizen shoulders. think it wasn't that important to them. they were truly soldiers. there were still citizen soldiers. that divide is there. and survivors guilt, i think it's everybody. i think anybody that gets through it you have a little bit of that. i know tony lopez, i spoke to him rebel for he passed away, he had it. he just didn't want to talk about what he did during the battle. he wanted to talk about things before and after. the funny thing is that he wanted to remember the guys that didn't make it. i think that's a lasting impact. >> remembering the good things, and the people who are gone, yes. we see that quite a bit. can you comment on the condition of the battle site today? is it readily accessible for tourists? >> i can't say more, you have been there, it's an amazing place to go. i think if you can just spare a day, take the tour, yo

jones. we begin with our first speaker, james whitehorn. >> thank you. i am james whitehorn, chief of the census redistricting and voting rights office. today, we have the special task of publishing the 2020 census redistricting summary file data that states may choose to use in redrawing their state legislative and congressional districts. these data provide the first look at the demographic characteristics of the nation by state, county, city, down to individual census block and show how our proposition has changed since 2010. today's information includes race and ethnicity, voting age population, occupied and vacant housing, and people living in group homes. we are releasing today's redistricting data on our public file transfer protocol site. today's data release is the same format we have used since the 2000 census. this format includes some additional software and work to extract the data. we are providing a number of supporting materials on our webpage to help users work with this for

when jones gets permission to take the island, he takes a reconnaissance flight over the island. and on one passing, he spots two clearings, and that top was the boldest, and one was a old nine-hole golf course and the other was a parade field, but on another pass, he can see that there is an airfield on the tail section towards right of the map on the tail. that is where he decides that he is going to jump. he is going to jump on the airfield, and it is flat and wide and easy to jump on. but he is overruled, and they order him to jump topside because they had set up the japanese to repel amphibious. because if you jump to the top and the middle, they would have the high ground and fight down. so they are going to be using two columns of the c-47 cargo planes and the paratroops would approach from the southwest at 400 feet, and the planes over the landing fields for six seconds per pass, so they would have to jump in six pairs of eight, and so two passes with 68 guys a pass, and make three passes. so the prevailing intelligence says about 800 japanese men there, and when they get

look at 15 cannons in between a picket line and the rest of jones's brigade. that is not where you put artillery. anyway, the equal weighting is going to be around st. 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 no

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charlotte maxwell jones, she founded kabul small animal rescue. this animal rescue is responsible for two-thirds of service member dogs that are shipped back to the states. they are also responsible for taking in the contracted military working dogs. at this point, she refused to leave her staff and her animals because it's so much larger. it's so much greater than some black and white line of, i'm an american, therefore i'm leaving you behind. in stark contrast to this administration's reassurances, when her 125 staff were extended proper paperwork, upon being evacuated to the airport, when she and her dogs were going through, behind her was the staff and cats, the taliban jumped in front of her van and refused to let the remaining staff and animals through the gate, despite the paperwork that this administration assured them will be honored. this was moments before the explosion happened. i'm not sure of their status yet, but it represents the fact that nothing can be relied upon coming out of the taliban and that it' not some clear crystal line

tenants in representative jones' state, new york, might have more protections.lling us. and the power dynamic makes it such that a tenant has to deal with conditions that no person should ever have to deal with in order to keep a roof over their head. so a national tenants bill of rights would address this by banning source of income discrimination, making it so that landlords don't get to discriminate against voucher holders. it would put controls on rent so that rents aren't hiked to unbelievable rates year after year after year. it would make it so that landlords can't evict for no cause. we're in the process right now of talking to millions of tenants across the country about what they want and need out of this national tenants bill of rights. this is the only way the problems we're facing now will be truly addressed. >> congressman jones, to that point of systemic fix, how likely is it that congress will act in the way that the court demands, that congress fix this? >> i think you'll see the house continue to do the lion's share of the work to build a place

elizabeth: it is congress stepping in, sergeant, joey jones? what is your reaction when you see what is going on? how can it be we're stranding thousands of americans behind taliban lines. president saying troops will stay, troops will stay after the deadline of august 31st until all americans are out. so we're supposed to trust the taliban who is saying "death to america" and shooting at american and women and children? >> yeah. there is a good chance on the 20th anniversary of september 11th we'll be in a standoff with the taliban trying to rescue americans that are effectively stranded in a country that is ran by our most effective enemy in the last 20 years. and that is solely lies on the shoulders of joe biden and his administration. not to say that the taliban ultimately controlling afghanistan solely lies on their shoulders but the way we've done this in leaving, these many americans, not just afghans who have helped us but american citizens. we had one on "fox & friends" this morning. that is one of probably thousands right now that jus

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