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. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: there are also calls for statues of jules ferry to come down is credited with the founding of the modern educational system, but also referred to superior and inferior races. claire: that is it for me fofor nonow. thanks for watching. take care. ♪ >> the inspirationon behind the african union, which since his reign has been based and richh regularly pays homage toto him,e has also left a dark legacy. >> [speaking foreign language] >> between his s supporters s ad those who fear the return of an autotoatic regime, his legacy remains divisive. the empire revisited, on fence 24 and france 24.com. ♪ >> hello. pleased to see you again. >> -- you are an academic c researche. we have ofoften heard your analysis here or on other chanls. in june last year we were arrested in iran as you u are going to visitit youour partner. she has a specialist of iran. you were released on the 20th of march. she is still i in prison in tehran. you were accused of crimes against the state, propopaganda, etc. what happened on june 5, 2019 as you landed in tehran? >> eve

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and we saw the use of federal troops at an early when the governor of california in the mail or said jules as for federal troops to come. break pieces city of l.a. after the early rise but that is a selective too that should not be used very often and it should not be used as a threat on the people the president took it to another level well just send federal troops see us of federal troops there with them and hold you could you look like the war avid fund with this you know as opposed to regretting it really having to do this it was enthusiasm about what we do it and that's the impression i got sir. james carville the raging cajun i said the other day that he start they share a narrow military base after you you should be honored how do you will that was purely in jest. while i appreciate your honor for my good friend that was clearly a just a bunch min much more worthy than our many of them make it back from battle many and in multiple tours it did now there are many more worthy and in our trusty what do you make of it what do you make of the statue situation i think some of should go aw

that either have some some health issues or have some of it out of strict about luck the whole time jule moon to always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get you a victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. you better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and get addicted to anyone that's homeless is history like garbage people look at you like a monster or someone bad or you chose to be there most of the time it's not the case see how it is to be paul in the world's richest country. so just. police chief quits as another african-american police. protesters in seattle occupy 6 blocks of the city center declaring it. has been. protesting creasing militarization of the u.s. police this question.

shown on video and 2016 he was then acquitted and rehired by the mesa police department in 2018 and jules oklahoma officer betty shelby was charged with murder in the shooting death of terrance crutcher also shown on video and 2016 she was found not guilty and then hired as a sheriff in rogers county and 2017 and in salt lake city utah detective jeff payne was fired in 2017 after a viral video showed him violently arresting nurse alex wobbles for doing her job he faced no charges and then was hired by the weather county jail in 2019 you see all of these cases where they were viral 6 videos and yet they still went on to work in the same industry now to maybe bring some remedy to the democratic senator cory booker has promised to bring legislation that would create a national database for police misconduct so we could see some more accountability and hopefully transparency moving forward it doesn't blow my mind but that still exists. it hasn't been made and it doesn't exist there's also been concerns about the military gear you know the militarization of local police and we've seen it first

ahead that have either some some health issues or have some of those trick about luck the whole time jule moon tollways pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get you a victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and get addicted anyone that's homeless is treated like garbage people look at you like a monster or someone bad or you chose to be there most of the time it's not the case see how it is to be paul in the world's richest country. this is the one business show you can't afford to miss their monteith aopa in washington coming up big health and economic news drove markets up on tuesday but are we past market bottom we have a channel for you that such an energy sector is among the worst hit from the start of the pandemic many jobs at risk you have a taco today so let's go and dive right into. big health and economic news driving markets up on this tuesday u.k. clinical trial known as recovery found a possible treatment for

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wells and jules verne imagining what going to the moon was like, but nobody had seen a film like kubrick'sestion not just space exploration but what is the human dilemma? what does this mean about us? many americans didn't want cultural comfort food anymore. they actually wanted something challenging. it's like going to a fine art museum where the viewer projects on abstract art what he or she wants to see there. but it's not usually a recipe for a successful film, and yet it was popular. >> open the pod bay doors, hal. >> i'm sorry, dave. i'm afraid i can't do that. >> we're getting into what they were calling then the computer age, and "2001" looks at, well, what if the machine turns on us, it looks at the anxiety, the underlying fears we have about the way the world is changing. >> before i say grace today, i would like for us to pause for a moment of silence in memory of our friends that were lost this morning. let us pray. >> alpha company had three men killed and three others wounded in the battle just ended. instead of turkey dinner for 150, there will be just 144. >> the experience

there's already been a spike in injuries because of insufficient preparation time and congested much jules leagues are trying to make up for lost time because of coronavirus and well governing body thief has tried to ease the load by allowing 5 subs for much liverpool manager gun club says it will be tough but he does want to get the ses unfinished. we have now a lot of games in a pretty short period of time the but that's the challenge for all of us we will see but it will be 100 percent really really tough but for example the injuries from us another and from dusty have conceded have done to do with. with a shrug he's used or anything else these are things again have always conflicts or you don't want to have this can happen and so yes i would not. think it should be no not at all the who's name is challenges manchester city is still competing in the f.a. cup and champions league so i scored rotation is certainly a concern for that boss pep guardiola the problem will be when you play recently days in the next week when we really only have chelsea newcastle away liverpool at home and ever

have either have some some health issues or have some of the others trick about luck the whole time jule moon to always pay for a place to live and missing just a month's rent can get you a victim to gunpoint if anything bad happens to any thing that just throws your budget off slightly. you better catch up real quick or you're going to have a judgment of possession against you and get addicted anyone that's homeless is history like garbage people look at you like a monster or someone bad or you chose to be there most of the time it's not the case see how it is to be pole in the world's richest country. well coming up to us from around the world fly from central london this is our t u k. the u.k. prime minister holds top level coast preps it talks with the e.u. commission president sought to post fines except there will be no extension beyond the end of the year. nonessential shops in england i opened their doors for the 1st time since looked down began on march the 23rd that's experts from countries which have successfully eradicated the virus and suggest the u.k. should be knocking dow

the government enforced social distancing rules and ban for the 1st time in 31 years this can't be jule the people in hong kong to mark the massacre of tiananmen square 31 years ago but as you can see behind me the people have gathered anyway and with the chanting of slogans of free hong kong liberate hong kong one country one nation we've also got a number of flags calling for independence in hong kong and of course the organizers here encourage people to come and share their opinions about the democracy i think is there to try to box the organizations i hear and gather every year last year we saw about 190000 people gather in victoria park this year which still seem thousands despite that police ban now the organizers however are concerned about the future of rallies like this and that's as a result of the national security laws a child is going to introduce those laws and potentially target political distance of dissidents i should say all those people who speak out against the milan and they worried about the future of big assemblies and gatherings like this and that includes the te

that he fires the gun and somebody dies is that the moment when donald trump loses the election sure jule for november the 3rd. well yes under this sort of scenario i think you could say so but that think if we got to that scenario that means president is not about to hold another election in the united states i remember clearly just 2 days ago. his son it was asked whether they had actually like i think they said no but he said well i don't know i cannot sure i can commit that i can commit to that i think if this or other thins tendency continues and if we're talking about martial law about being in the military council and so forth which by the way i don't think would happen but if it does it does really goes you know if there is a ration as it where and does impose a loss of on the united states then i think that's going to be the beginning of the end of the american democracy because i'm not sure he's going to do that in order to hold elections i think he should be doing that because he knows he cannot win the elections 'd and i think for many the idea of sort of he had intent and see

as you can see here, i have harriott's jewelry box holding many trinkets and beautiful jules, lost ofem used and happy occasions. parties and galas. some of them were four sad occasions when she was grieving. i have pieces of mourning jewelry here that are interesting. this first one is a morning lock it that contains the hair of her mother, father and siblings. it is very unique, and that the lock it closes into a little ball. as the wheel turns, there are little glass plates. under each plate is the hair of one of her family members. it is engraved with their name and the date of their death. >> and this piece here is a locket that is woven with a little pattern of hair from three of her young nieces and nephews. it is very beautiful little lock it. on the back, we can see more hair, and the engravings of their names and the dates of their death. this piece is a very interesting lock it in that it opens on two sites. on the first side we can see her sister, mary lane baker who died very prematurely and she retired and returned she returned from england and got news that her sister h

you know, this is our jule of academia and wisconsin and all of the sudden there are police and studentsfighting it was just so -- it was a scary time for a lot of people, and an unfortunate time. c1 if you'd like to call in and talk to david maraniss the phone numbers (202)626-1980 you can also e-mail questions to him @booktv at c-span.org. we will go to phil first. >> caller: in your research and the events of wisconsin, did you use any underground newspapers? >> guest: yes, i did. and thank you for asking that because the state historical society of wisconsin has the best collection of underground newspapers in the country and they were very helpful to me. the first underground newspaper in madison was being published just that year end it was called connections. >> host: the historical society did you find a lot there? >> guest: it was invaluable to me. they have a collection on the 1960s as well. they had a lot of oral interviews, a lot of film, when we moved to madison for the summer of 2001, to do the research, i spent many, many days there doing archival research. c1 your second

finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda jule stated. >> thank you please read the first and only item on today's calender. >> an emergency ordinance to establish cleaning and disease prevention standards in tourist hotel and large commercial office buildings to help contain covid-19. members of the public, who wish to provide public comment on this item, call (408)418-9388 and the meeting idea is 146-995-7258 and if you have not already done so, press star 3 to lineup to speak. you will be indicated that your hand will raise. >> thank you, ms. major. i want to start by thanking my co sponsors, the vice-chair of this committee, supervisor safai as well as supervisor walton and i want to recognize my chief-of-staff, sunny angulo who has been working on this legislation over a number of months as the city gets closer to reopening. i represent the district that has long fueled the city's local economy with respect both to tourism asper wonderrance and northeast corner in san francisco and downtown and knob hill and fisherman's warf as well