julius if you look at the long lens of history. resurrection city. i interviewed years ago charlene hunter goff who covered resurrection city. you see her face light up when she talked about how amazing this experiment was. one of the things that stood out in my mind when i talked to her was the way she talked about how it was a rainbow coalition. black folks, native american people. white folks, everybody was there. we seem to have moved away from that kind of intersectionality. although these times almost require us to move back there. how do we get back to that sense of audacity. that seems utterly missing. without talking our elected officials, talking about them at the same time. maxine waters seems to be the only one, one of very few who has any fire. where is the fire, how do we get back to that place? >> there's a number of issues wrapped up in your question. the reason that the city resurrection city could even come together, to the extent that it did. was because people were organized that's what i meant in the beginning of my statement at

julius caesar had found the local berbers to be not only tenacious but also shrewd . at that time the townsfolk lived from growing wheat they had accumulated three hundred thousand sheaves an unbelievable quantity in those days this formed the basis of their later prosperity which they displayed and celebrated through their coliseum. that. huge crowds flocked to the oval arena from all over the surrounding region to enjoy the thrilling cruel and often deadly games of antiquity. the stench in the extensive catacombs is appalling at one time this was a labyrinth of passages cells and cages for humans and animals it echoed to the eerie sounds from hunters and the hunted lions and tigers bears and antelopes. criminal sentenced to death the way to demagogue phenolic there was one simple merciless but all pervading principle survival of the strongest. fanfares signaled the start of the games the coliseum and his dress could take far more spectators than the town had inhabitants the last great arena to be built during the roman empire its design was perfect. for those partic

sure julius on himself alluded to this point a number of times over the last two years especially in the immediate aftermath of that incident as well so i think it would be very in lightning if he did testify i think it would be fantastic on many levels if it happened before the midterms it could have some kind of effect perhaps on the results but then if it doesn't go one party's way they might blame joined us on for meddling in the u.s. midterm elections who knows what the russians by extension but so so if it's done by remote link then there's the issue of his safety actually in the embassy that's not going to be a big issue although that's on the table discussions are happening now as lawyers are in talks with the ecuadorian embassy and they were embassies guaranteeing his safety if if he is released they want the british authorities to guarantee his safety so there's there is some bargaining going on between the songes camp ecuador the u.k. and the united states there's a lot there there's a lot of leverage here especially on julius anja side so there are deals to be made sure w

and of course, julius, you touched on it briefly in mentioning malcolm x. because many team that dr. king and malcolm was on a convergence, on a trajectory in their lives where their ideas would come together and what a formidable combination that would be. in terms of striking against the inequity, the evils in this country. racism, poverty, militarism, those are the things that he began to really struggle with in the last moments of his life. and the poor people's campaign was going to be that reality to bring it to the nation's capital. of course he never made it to that particular plateau of his life. reverend abernathy picked it up. carried it forward. i think later on this afternoon you'll hear from bernard lafayette, in terms of some of those people who were just on the ramparts and pushing that particular initiative forward. dr. king was very much concerned about all people. obviously the whole issue of black americans, and the situation we face, i was looking at some statistics just the other day, was saying that there's more than 40 million people

s julius. reports on how ugandans are minting their frustrations over the case and what they think of the man who is taking on uganda's political elite. protesting uganda is copping to. the focus of the be more stringent this month a bloody known as bloody one protesters demanding his release after hearing about easily torture while under our wrist. in an interview will be one toward d.w. about his role in uganda as party takes nobody should look at me as a messiah nobody should look at me as a solution i'm just part of the puzzle i knew that i was that is watching me he also part of that puzzle i cannot believe this if you choose to do it together and yes that is this only because if we are to attain. what we want as a country they need to give that. a large majority of ugandans population is under twenty four and many see they thought the six year old hopes to as they have voiced so when i look at the un he's presenting me. is a voice of me as a youth because me too and we use because what he

that report from a journalist julius mcgowan but he joins us from the ugandan capital kampala for more on the story hi julie good to see you now bobby wine is back in court today a magistrate is going to decide of treason charges should go ahead what can we expect indeed will be on his expected bucking horse today but i understand he still let me chip in the horse be joining in kampala which is very many kilometers away from the causeway expected so you might know to get caught but other suspects including another member of parliament have already right at the court but the wind is not yet there is also very important to note is that it's. the way in and it's up to three other suspects only appeared before the in my district court that yes my district court according to the constitutional interpretation has no jurisdiction to try treason charge to stop it you know since it's and the case is supposed to be committed to a higher court so let's get to typing and we have the chips to see bobby why not court to get bob's his representatives award for your case julie said he's admitted in th

. >> i'm invoking the julius turman rule. no. >> i did pass them out for everyone. they are available now, and there are copies on the table there. they are also available in full length on the website, as well. i will just point out that i've revamped the annual report to make it more accessible and readable to the broader audience about the work that goes on at d.p.a. and a lot of our statistics. i will say that i took the -- the annual report down from 130 pages, which is what it was before, to these 30 pages. i will just point out that for the annual report for 2017, i think some of the big take aways are that we took away over 2,000 complaints, and we completed over 700 investigations. so a lot of that detail is in here as well as the neighborhoods that the complaints came from, what the outcomes were, and about staff and overview of d.p.a. so they are here, and they are available. and i will also -- i didn't put them out 'cause i had them with me, but i will start bringing to each of these meetings general information with the new outreach brochures that we've

that report from did he use it julius and mugabo and he joins us from the ugandan capital kampala now for more on the story hi julius so bobby wine had a court date today but we understand he hasn't shown up or what's been happening. yes but one has not appeared in court this morning one of his lawyers because of every known human rights defamed not told me got us they told courts that way in court. because of his health but we want to be knows it's a lie since he was granted bail but a prison joining seven hundred fifty musician also received treatment from the ugandan military and this was before he appeared in the public for the first time after his are it's obvious lawyers in the family house while a stretch i can see much different in different you cloak was issued on how to be theist morea he did notice mission with a communication to courts that indicated the booking when we didn't appear because he needs treatment particularly due to my late torture isn't presented to a course but not john to related to angela so he has said that he was severely beaten in detention as are sayi

julius rosenwald, the first ceo, donated many funds to civil rights organizations, the black housing and schools, and on the other hand, sears had a long history of racial discrimination in employment. why? the thought was that white consumers for whom department stores are built and designed to cater to, not be receptive to african-americans touching the same goods, or any illusion that black americans are on equal status with white americans in the department store. as a result, that is why they embraced and reproduced jim crow practices. if you went to a sears roebuck store in the 1950's and he wanted to try on the outfit you are wearing today, you could not do it? depending on the location. each location had its own policies, but generally speaking , you would not be able to try it on. i recall my grandmother telling me she had gone to a downtown baltimore department store and in order for her to figure out if the clothing would fit her children, she would have to hold it up and try to eyeball it. you also were not able to return these items once you purchased them. let's talk ab

very lucky and probably unlucky to follow julius williams. [laughter] herb: i think one of the things about this moment, and i like to thank deirdre cross who goes all the way back to the university of iowa with me and the kind of work that she's been doing here for a number of years. kinshasa, who is connected with me for a number of years and all of the programming with the whole -- finally made it to the museum. finally made it to oprah winfrey theater. and one of the things about reminiscing is that we used to have an expression, julius, that -- junius, that those who remember the 1960's, they were not there. [laughter] herb: but you were there, you were very much there. and so was i. there's this inextricable connection between newark and detroit. you might throw harlem in there, too. and even this program begins to express some of the somatic aspects. because i was looking over the program to see that lonnie bunch's introductions there, he talks about professor price. and so good to be with you, mary. and he said that, in putting this m

you were a good friend to our former president, julius turman through tough times. you took good care of him, and i want to thank you for that. you've been an awesome assistant, we really don't want you to go, so feel free to change your mind. i want to thank you, and there'll be more later, but i want to turn this over to the other commissioners. commissioner elias. >> yes. i'm very sad to see miss rania leave. i hope it wasn't because john and i scared her away. so if you do change your mind, please stay. >> commissioner dejesus? >> right. people don't know we have wonderful, wonderful people behind us who do all the hard work, including the city attorney. rania tackles a lot of these -- the use of force, a lot of policy. she's worked on a lot of policy. she's worked on the d.o.j. reforms, she's rounded all of us up, which is hard to do, and assigned us all different tasks. she's been great, and she has a way of taking really complicated material and reducing it so they're edible bites, which really helps us, especially in meetings. it's going to be like having ou

and joining us now from luganda capital kampala is a journalist and journalist in the gum wa hi julius now oh bobby vine is saying there's been an alleged attempt to assassinate him his assistant says his a very unknown what's going on i believe for now what we understand especially from our reports from a separate sections of local media indicates that the wine is actually under custody of police we could know it's independently verified ourselves but at least since several reports come in sir i made up possible attempts to reach the police to confirm if indeed they will be white and but my calls couldn't be onsite on time but at least course the very good news that have been coming through especially on good french local media platforms police of conform they house for people and use what has been the reaction to this episode in uganda. the reaction has been really dark thoughts especially considering that this is an election that is going to take place we have two sides of the political divide now commissioning those that are neutral those that are supporting the government site see

julius a very good evening were these new treason charges expected. i think in the first place will be winds it's in the ration care mother separates too many who are so that military would know and teach to the demands from the lawyers from civil rights parties and in may under member of these families and supports as that and if so what idea shuddered hopes that she would be charged in a civilian court what's. the collaborative more was his immediate risk but soon as he was told by his artist he had to size by the new charges and they continue to show solidarity against what they call trumped up charges mange to will trace those pool reports to the government. julius above the wine says he was severely beaten in detention has he undergone a medical examination. and a court order to that will be way to get medication for himself but i cannot independently confirm if indeed decrease and if he says how complaints according to the low that they are required to execute the course directive but in an earlier statements. you've done as prison jordan was se

dialectic in american history and she uses that theme over 500 years with all these new figures, and as julius that come she makes people just pop off the page. it's quite a majestic work. >> jill lepore won the national book award speedy she's never one. a final for the pulitzer and she's had several finalists. >> what else? >> let's see, and october we have a new complete edition of the hebrew bible translator in its entirety by robert alter. bob started this project in 1996, took over 20 years in the making. seven individual bargains can some of which have one prices are not gathered in this gorgeous three volume definitive box set. and robert alter literary language is both startling, it is strange in some ways. it brings the text allies. this is one for every library i think. >> victoria johnson written a book called american eden on this -- david hosack, a story of american visionary, committed that great american garden of the 19th century underneath rockefeller center and is an inspiration of one of the great unknown figures of the 19th century. i think it would appeal to a lot of your

and the third is the newark area planning association, or napa, which was headed by julius williams. junius williams. now we were like nato. all for one, and one for all. and nobody was montenegro. we didn't worry about somebody too small to defend. because we were all small, we were small organizations. but when we came together, the singleness of it all was matched by the fist. so this was a climate of confrontational politics, young people, unmatched by anything that presently exists. confrontational politics was a day-to-day occurrence. and we would meet together. these are three organizations and others, we would meet together at my organization's office on south orange avenue in bruce street at the napa headquarters on thursday night. we would have the napa soul sessions. now the napa soul sessions was signified -- was really a designated time for us to come together. and what we had was the unifying principle was a drink that we had which was mixed in a garbage can. and it was a kool-aid base with ice and whatever liquor people could bring in for that day. whether it was rum,

president's convoy he was released on bail earlier this week on crutches he's now facing charges of treason julius mugabo reports on how ugandans are venting their frustrations over the gays and what they think of the man taking on uganda's political elite. fortis to uganda's capital kampala. the focus of the be monstrous this month known as bobby right i protest as demanded his release after hearing about easily torture while under are raised. in an interview will be one toward d.w. about his role in uganda supporting ticks nobody should look at me as a messiah nobody should look at me as a solution i'm just part of the puzzle and you out there that i was that is watching me he also part of that puzzle i cannot do it unless if we choose to do it together and yes that is this solution because if we are to attain. what we want as a country we must attain it to give that. a large majority of ugandans population is under twenty four and many see the thought the six year old hopes to as their voice so would not be when he's presenting me. voice of me as a youth because me to only use because what do y

use julius mugabe reports on how ugandans are venting their frustration over the case and what they think of the man taking on uganda's political elite. fortis to uganda is copping to. the focus of the be monstrous in this mine known as bobby rush i just as demanded his release after hearing about easily torture under our wrist. in an interview will be one told d.w. about his role in uganda it's politics nobody should look at me as a messiah nobody should look at me as a solution i'm just part of the puzzle and you out there that i was that is watching me he also part of that puzzle not to do it unless if we choose to do it to get that and yes that is this omission because if we are to attain. what we want as a country they need to get that. a large majority of uganda's population is under twenty four and many see they thought the six year old hopes to as their voice so would not be when he's presenting me. voice of me as a youth because me twenty years because what do you think is real and it is this you've seen will come from when it's probably socially he speaks a lot of things and but

. >> the senate today confirmed marvin quattlebaum and julius richardson to the court of appeals in virginia. they also started work on an 857 billion dollar 2019 spending package that would combine the two largest annual operations bill, defense and labor hhs and education. for debate on the bill expected next week follow lives in a coverage here on c-span2. senate minority leader chuck schumer said democrats stand ready to sue the national archives where documents regarding supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh's work in the white house during the george w. bush administration. he and senators richard blumenthal and sheldon whitehouse spoke with reporters earlier today. >> hello everybody. welcome to the abbreviated week for two democrats and non- daca republicans did not show up. as of yesterday. yeah, that's right. we are. i'm happy to be joined by senator blumenthal's and white house from the senate judiciary committee. for weeks republicans have been deliberately withholding the entire record of judge kavanaugh's three years as dust secretary, most senior position held in the bus

africa could be fueling such attacks although there's no concrete evidence they're motivated by racism julius malema or the leader of the far left e.-f. f. party regularly speaks out against whites their birds are probably ruled by. the word no mara burbled rob what are your words not women who are not grouped by. such words aren't just confined to the political extremes of all in a.n.c. party is pursuing a so-called land redistribution plan in which farmers must turn over. that and without compensation. and to recognize we took the historic position that expropriation of land without compensation should be among the key mechanisms of a liberal to the government to give effect to lend reform and redistribution. to move appears to be politically motivated the a.n.c. could lose its majority and next is actions it hopes the policy will persuade many black voters to overlook the party's failings which over the years have been numerous observers say has been very very weak political leadership there's been a for an absolute absence of policy direction there's been poor budgets there's been politic

became an anthem symbolizing the full of the berlin bull shank isn't considering retiring any time yet julius is basically stress but in the right balance it's positive stress. it keeps you fresh and you know you soldier is currently touring the u.s. with the scorpion. king cole the fifth and queen sanju of norway celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on wednesday the couple rode to a service and also concedes will in a nine hundred sixty six lincoln continental when they became engaged over fifty years ago it caused quite a stir sanju was a commoner to guess that this year's anniversary celebrations of the cathedral included two hundred ordinary citizens who requested an invitation via email. when we think of painting with a pad we have a certain picture in mind is a picture on a sheet of paper a canvas perhaps but german artist not proven creates completely different works of pots with his pattern he can paint in the air so to speak his three d. pen produces then fat of plastic instead of pate he showed us how in his studio. fine threads strung onto a row of twenty friends each a frag

argument this isn't a partisan witch hunt just look at the ten democratic senators who demanded that julius on his asylum be revoked in violation of international law all ten of them are democrats so this is a completely a partisan witch hunt it's been so from the start and you know the democratic party rather than having a come to jesus moment in a moment of self introspection and see what they did wrong in one of the worst presidential campaigns in history instead they immediately blamed russia and covered up the meddling that was being done by the hillary clinton camp with the d.n.c. d. reeling the sanders campaign and the obama white house's role in that as well so i think that coverage continues to this day so they really need to hold this into place as long as possible at least till after these midterm elections maybe until two thousand and twenty but that would be a disaster for their party. we're going to have to leave it there but good to talk to you that's patrick henderson from twenty fifth said she was thank you well as we're hearing for six years now that we can each chief is b

julius is called the people who join us in the pro you will be in approach new will be in the union minister i wish you well in your endeavors and to help you in the way i present you with the alley simon quick. you know the drill well whiskey only scotch in only which only scotch no other whiskey what's in. your belly for this is not a thank you very much i think it's the zone. the gratitude of the surroundings on the palace of the generality that of catalonia should not disguise the fact that is still a feeble political atmosphere the vast majority of catalans want the right to determine their own future even if they are divided on what that decision and determination should be we've had from the new president about his strategy for the chief in his dream of an independent republic there is a new prime minister in madrid that is going to be a dialogue but whether that becomes a meaningful dialogue or just a dialogue of the deaf remains to be seen one thing is south and catalunya still has the capacity to astonish the world so for me that myself and the alex salmond show it's good bye for n

thrown at the president's convoy and wine was released on bail earlier this week on crutches he wus julius reports on how ugandans are venting their frustrations over the case and what they think of the man he was taking on ugandans political elite. furthest in uganda's capital. the focus of the be more strategic this month known as bobby rush i just as demanded his release after hearing about easily torture under our wrist. in an interview will be one toward d.w. about his role in uganda supporting tax nobody should look at me as a messiah nobody should look at me as a solution i'm just part of the puzzle and you out there that i was that is watching me he also part of that puzzle i cannot do it unless if we choose to do it together and yes that is this omission because if we are to attain. what we want as a country they need to get that. a large majority of ugandans population is under twenty four and many see the thought the six year old hopes to as their voice so would be when he's presenting me. voice of me as a youth because me too and we use because what do you think is real and it

economic freedom fighters party has warned donald trump to stay out of the country's domestic affairs julius malema has a controversial history of arguing for land seizures from white farmers one we remain and say good actually we are not deter mind after the donald but i'm trying . to explore prieto island without compensation there is no why did you know this idea is an absolute rubbish. to say that is why it is you know there is blood you know side in the usa they're killing black people in the us. there is blood you know third year in south africa black people are being killed all the time government have killed six soldiers the checkpoint east of the libyan capital tripoli two others were seriously wounded in the attack between the towns of lieutenant homs reports say one of the gunman was killed so ten security chief has been die so now in london there's been demonstrations outside saudi arabia's embassy it's marking one hundred days since women's rights defenders were detained in the country three of them are to be tried in a counterterrorism court they were at the forefront of the ca

steadfast than michael cohen rudy giuliani compared to benedict arnold and brutus, who stabbed of course juliussar. he had been with trump for over a decade. the closest the president had taken sickly airy and nevertheless he seems like he is more than willing to cooperate with those that would take down the term presidency. gregg: the prosecutors yesterday put it best when they said he is a liar and dishonest. rachel, he's not going to be a witness for the prosecution team no matter what. they sabotaged out by their statement yesterday. >> and he wanted to move on, but it's so important that we notice that this guy was the worst politician. 75 days before an election and he wants to pile on a set of talking about the economy and change the subject. gregg: he is politically tone. always has been. >> they need help in utah because donald trump is not going to rally there. it is for you and maybe niger innis. the democrats are saying the reason this payment through cohen, through stormy daniels to cover up his affair is because -- it's because i'm sorry i lost my train of thought. because it's go