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kenneth blackwell wrote that and he's the former mayor of cincinnati and joins me now.hy should black americans reject reparations? >> first, it is patently silly and socially unjust for the same left leaning forces that claim a school child can make up his or her mind that they are something other than what they were born sexually or gender wise and now saying every black person in america deserves a million dollars or more. can you panel, stuart, how many people will claim that they're black? if in fact you can determine you were born male but you claim to be female, what will stop a lot of folks in what is the most diverse country on the face of the earth claiming they have a right to that money? it is economically destructive but more importantly it is essentially divisive and must be stopped in its tracks but i'm going to make sure the good governor of california carries that weight around his waist as he jumps into the deep pool of politics. he is going to drown. stuart: it's a very visual image i have there, your honor. the university of minnesota has a summer re

and i'm one of those of ain develop kenneth my you can let's see. yeah. and my thought of a saint joseph missouri. nice does have a fun documented capital fund book atlantic that could was open now in fact the child, the front of the full. so that happens that but the luxury, they were live style of scale. the gap between rich and poor, that was white. and you know, the time the international press use of a root has a perimeter of what was happening in the middle east. and one of the foreign correspondents who predicted the violence and 11 on was i t, v. 's, jonathan den building. i 1st went to lebanon in 1972, as a young reporter, and i wanted to see whether something was happening that or not i stayed in what was then relatively modest hotel, cold, a comfortable hotel. the overall impression was some, some, some a society which was held together by a rob, a loose series of ropes. and it didn't take much for that to a shot. so the, the 13th of april, 1975, mount to the official stone to the civil it was a proxy conflict full during the cold war. on one s

. >> are upset by another delay in that case of the black man was shot by officer kenneth cha in 2017. he died of his wounds 3 years later. he was a serving a sentence at san quentin at that time. china's defense attorney says he was not ready to set a date for a preliminary hearing. the case is now more than a year and a half old moore's family members are protesting the delay outside the hall of justice. that's where they were today. they say they're angry with the da for allowing the delay to happen. >> what more do we need to have for them the road? this is a additionally, what many don't know is the p attorney who represents kenneth jaw has represented him from the day of this shooting. >> so he has represented him and known about this case for 6 >> the district attorney's office did not respond to our request for comment. today marks 2 years since a gunman shot and killed 9 men at a vta rail yard in san jose. it is that. >> deadliest mass shooting in bay area history. the agency held a moment of silence for the lives lost this morning. light rail bus and transit operators wore p

with the death of kenneth brendan dent, the negotiations continued under the chairmanship of the american vice president. this cease-fire agreement was signed between israel and egypt in february, with lebanon in march, with jordan in april. and with syria in january 1949, after these agreements, israel became a member of the united nations. after all these events , in the summer of 1949, wengen gathered 24 experts in geographic sciences and gave them the mission to erase all traces of palestine and replace the palestinian names with cloud names and they quickly started doing this, and the palestinian maps to this day testify to this fact . the remaining lands of palestine were divided into two regions. in 1950, the eastern part was called the annexation of the west bank to jordan, and a narrow part in the south was under the rule of egypt. it was placed and called the gaza strip. this is how the attempt to remove the name of this opportunity from the maps of geography began. in the name of allah , rahman, raheem, i am the servant of mohammad ramzanzadeh, the son of hajj akbar ramzanzadeh

so this is kenneth smith. it was a 1988 murder-for-hire. he was paid $1,000 to work with an accomplice to murder a man's wife. they ultimately succeeded in the murder. he was convicted. his execution was supposed to go forward in november. interestingly, there were a flurry of last-minute appeals, including to the supreme court. they allowed the execution to move forward. but state officials say because of the lag in time, they weren't able to find a vein to insert the intravenous line to administer this lethal injection before the death warrant expired. ultimately it didn't move forward. there was at least one other execution with a similar issue in months past. alabama actually put executions on hold while they did a review. they have since resumed. but this case is interesting, jim, because it may allow some of the 100 plus death row inmates in alabama to maybe petition to change their method of execution because it was obviously successful for this particular case. >> there have also been cases about the supply of the drugs themselves.

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then went on my last my dream to ride there and meet other great vill right. darzy will head on is kenneth is good. i'm soon off dot, margarita is ready to get back in the arena. she has recovered from being hate back yet he thought they tiquana writes again. i thank god that nothing worse happened. now i'm training even harder and i'm trying to make sure nothing like that happens again, and i don't get hurt to my with families blessing margarita heads off to her next day with destiny. with after a long journey, a surprise, a white smock, rita. the arena is closed, it turns out and the transporter carrying 5 poles, including margarita, had a puncture and had a po, was postponed to the evening at short notice. with finally, the last bulls arrive at the venue. the event can begin with margarita has to prove that she is a true pro, and that she is still fully focused despite the long delay. she is the 5th rider up so she can see exactly what her male competitors have to offer this evening. mm hm. oh, i oh, the bose seem uncomfortable tonight. jen, margarita stand depression with i've gotten t

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syrian refugees and turkey will undoubtedly be breathing a sigh of relief. throughout the campaign, kenneth startled about to deport them from the country present, or the one said he also wanted refugees to go. but voluntarily as the turkish republic enters its 2nd century, it faces a lot of open questions. for now, they will be answered by the man who is ruled at longest you're watching dw news, he's a reminder now the top story, dozens of people have been injured in clashes between s makes sense and police and 9. so peacekeepers in northern cost of i. so it's may comp the majority in the region and they want recently elected albanian men is to be removed and you're off to die is coming up next down documentary showing if it's it's an african fishing village where a centuries old way of life is onto the race, i'm jeron drake and felina as warranty, w dot com and on social media to the loudest voice. my ceiling is out. she's the face of a protest movement. she's there motivator and she won't give up no matter what she is. they took my breath.

syrian refugees and turkey will undoubtedly be breathing a sigh of relief. throughout the campaign, kenneth settled about to deport them from the country present, or the one said he also wanted refugees to go. but voluntarily as the turkish republic enters its 2nd century, it faces a lot of open questions. for now, they will be answered by the man who is ruled at longest. all right, you're up to date and culturally will be here from the top of the next there. take care of the loudest voice. my a, my ceiling is out. she's the face of a protest movement. she's there motivator and she won't give up no matter what the she is nomic for.

. >> a delay in the case of a police officer who shot sean moore, black man was shot by officer kenneth cha in 2017 and died of his wounds 3 years later, jazz defense attorney says he is not ready to set a date for a preliminary hearing. moore's family members say they're angry with the district attorney for allowing it to happen. >> what more do we need to have for them the road? this is a additionally, what many don't know is the p attorney who represents kenneth cha has represented him from the day of this shooting. >> so he has represented him and known about this case for 6 >> we reached out the district attorney's office did not respond to a request for comment. >> today the vta held a moment of silence in san jose today for the people killed there in the shooting 2 years ago. it happened at a vta rail yard when a gunman shot and killed 9 co-workers and then killed himself. kron four's justine waldman has more. >> light rail bus and paratransit operators. pins with the names of the 9 victims and they also pass services for one minute as a way of paying their respects. a 57 year-ol

charismatic, and more soft spoken that are the ones he has appeared on social media from humble settings. kenneth's federal law has about to restore, took his parliamentary system and realign the country with western allies menu from president or the one has antagonized in recent years. but with president are the ones finishing a heading the 1st round of the election. the victory for tenants that are the is very much an appeal that our son and daughter in jones and his son both sent us this off to and from the last day of campaigning, a very to very different messages we've been hearing from the to presidential candidates president, right, you have type of on addressing his party supporters strongly defended his records the policy of to keep meeting millions of syrian refugees saying that of a country such as germany have done this. why cannot key? this is a very controversial issue in these elections. he then went onto the offensive, attacking college solo, his challenger, saying that he's party now controls upon them and to parliamentary elections that were held at the same time is the 1st presid

charismatic and more soft spoken that are the ones he has appeared on social media from humble settings. kenneth's federal law has about to restore, took his parliamentary system and realign the country with western allies. many from president or the one has antagonized in recent years. but with president are the ones finishing a heading the 1st round of the election victory for cute instead of the. it's very much an appeal that a dw correspondent, dorian jones, in his stumble, told me earlier how tight this round of voting is likely to be. one of these expect it to be close, but tongue down typically the price is another one is seen as the funds from that given to the know the naturally mr. securing him outright victory in the 1st round and he's a k p party has a kid with a coalition problem, a comfortable majority in parliament, so very much he seems to be on the front foot. but having said that, both the candidates have acknowledged to is going to come down to turn out how successful both of them will be in getting there. cool supporters out to vote, toner is ultimately seen is key to the outco

charismatic and more soft spoken that are the ones he has appeared on social media from humble settings. kenneth started with has about to restore, took his parliamentary system and realigned the country with western allies menu from president or the one as antagonized in recent years. but with president are the ones finishing that heading the 1st round of the election victory for tenants. that of the it's very much an appeal that join jones isn't, is stumble for us. dorian, how tight will this round a building be? so what did these expect it to be close, both on down to lee prices. another one is seen as a front front not given to the know the naturally missed a securing an outright victory in the 1st round and he's a k p party has a kid with a coalition palm, a comfortable majority in parliament. so very much he seems to be on the front foot . but having said that, both the candidates have acknowledged that it's always going to come down to turn out how successful both of them will be and getting there. cool supporters out to vote, toner is ultimately seen is key to the outcome of these folks.

syrian refugees and turkey will undoubtedly be breathing a sigh of relief. throughout the campaign, kenneth startled about to deport them from the country present, or the one said he also wanted refugees to go. but voluntarily as the turkish republic enters its 2nd century, it faces a lot of open questions. for now, they will be answered by the man who is enrolled at longest on a bit of bonus like a football and use. and i have dormant teenager jude bedding him has been named one does make a pyre of the season dornan's coach called banding. i'm the oldest 19 year old in the world as he became the bonus league. his youngest ever recipients of the award the england international may not remain at dormant for long ago clubs, including ramage, redone, people who have reportedly, they've got to many signs. they don't use you don't even use agent is of next with various prodigies. stay tuned for that. i'll be back again at the top. authentic sir, take care. the hot tips for your bucket list. magic corner check hot spot and some great cultural memorials to boot.

forced to accept the ceasefire agreement with the death of kenneth bernadette, the negotiations continued under the chairmanship of the american vice president, and the ceasefire between israel and egypt in february, with lebanon in march, with jordan in april, and with syria in july 1949, after these agreements, israel became a member of the united nations . after all these events , in the summer of 1949, he attracted 24 experts in geographic sciences to survey history and torah and gave them the mission to erase all traces of palestine and replace palestinian names with clouded names as quickly as possible. they started the work and the roles of palestinians until today are proof of this fact the remaining lands of palestine were divided into two regions in 1950, the eastern part was called the west bank annexation to jordan, and a narrow part was located in the south of the egyptian government and was called gaza , and this is how the attempt to remove the name of this opportunity from the maps geography started in the region, the capabilities we have and tourism closed medicinal plant

okay, kenneth, in no way russian fishing vessels can still stop over and cure can ascend to other norwegian port for now. moscow demanded continued access in exchange for keeping a live of 50 year old agreement, protecting cod stocks. but after a recent documentary, publicly exposed, would intelligence officials have long known that many of russia's fishing ships double s by ships. the norwegian government is re evaluating whether the deal is worth the risks. the question is, how closely do you monitor? uh, are you able to monitor those ships that are coming in? which ships are allowed in and is this necessary to has the government says, maintain this fisher? if it's a fishing corporation with russia, this is a difficult balance. do you think that other nato allies now see norway as a weak link and security? i don't think so. and if the government gets the impression that the assistant control isn't that's possible anymore, they would have to close the box. no, we didn't. government has just boosted funds for inspecting russian vessels and is investigating more than a dozen companies, it su

the rule this is a additionally, what many don't know is the p attorney who represents kenneth jaw hasresented him and known about this case for 6 >> the district attorney's office did not respond to a request for comment. the vta held a moment of silence in san jose friday for the people killed in a mass shooting 2 years ago. a gunman shot and killed 9 workers and then took his own life. kron four's. justine waldman has more. light rail bus and paratransit operators. pins with the names of the 9 victims and they also passed services for one minute as a way of paying their respects. >> a 57 year-old disgruntled vta employee gunned down 9 of his co-workers at the guadalupe light. yeah, rail yard before turning the gun on himself at the time the shooter was the subject of investigations into his workplace conduct. may 26 will forever be known as a day of remembrance in san jose. and mayor matt mahan reflecting on this tragic day in the statement saying to us, quote, the resilience of our community has shown in the face of such horrific violence is inspiring while we cannot undo the damag

then kenneth harrelson from florida, four years, and jessica watkins, 8 1/2 years. the judge who delivered all of these sentences on thursday and fr friday, he's a federal judge in d.c., and he assessed each person differently but recognized that all of these people were not foot soldiers. they were people who played different specific and very important roles within this oath keepers group that assembled on january 6th. so stewart rhodes clearly was much different than the rest. none of them would have been there if he had not decided to bring his organization together on january 6th and to assemble them. but these others were involved in planning or organization or making sure there were guns stationed around washington, d.c. and so each were sentenced for different things. all of them being determined by the judge that they had engaged in crimes of domestic terrorism, a pretty significant thing that resulted in those harsh sentences. but each of these people in court during their sentences developed a different portrait too of what political extremism in america

and florida native kenneth haralson got four.the group's father received a stiff sentence for seditious conspiracy. here's cnn's katelyn polantz. >> reporter: in court this week the top of the pyramid of the oath keepers, that right-wing group that appeared on january 6th and marched inside the u.s. capitol building in that riot for donald trump, they were sentenced to federal prison. so the top of that hierarchy of the oath keepers was stwurts rhodes, the leader of the group. he was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison on thursday. his deputy kelly meggs 12 years. and two others, kenneth harrison from florida four years and jessica watkins 8 1/2 years. the judge who delivered all of these sentences on thursday and friday, his name is amit mehta. he's a federal judge in d.c. and he assessed each person differently but recognized that all of these people were not foot soldiers, they were people who played different specific and very important roles within this oath keepers group that assembled on january 6th. so stewart rhodes

kenneth wright against bragg for manhattan d.a. in 2021.his version of events shared again late friday night isn't much different from the one being shared by the family's legal team. attorney donte mill telling the "new york times" witnesses have told them penny grabbed from behind. the chokehold noun drawing questions and scrutiny comes as witnesses reportedly saw complaining of hunger and th thirst. and having a mental episode threatening passengers on the subway before being placed in the chokehold. during the struggle passengers turned morning penny and others that he could be dying. neely again michael jackson impersonator and his death is now being ruled a homicide by the city's medical examiner. one form or manhattan's assistant d.a. spoke with fox about the possible charges this marine veteran could face. >> i would be worried that he could be charged with manslaughter charges criminally negligent homicide charges i think he should be worried. >> why? >> because there is a video of him holding him, choking him using what lawyers ca

kenneth harrelson is being held accountable for his role in the january 6th capitol attack, and he'sath keepers member jessica watkins also learning her punishment earlier today. these latest sentences coming off oath keepers' ring leader, stewart rhodes, was sentenced to 18 years yesterday, and his confidante, kelly meggs, was given 12 years behind bars. help break down the latest sentence. >> reporter: kenneth harrelson is getting four years in prison. he wasn't convicted of seditious conspiracy or conspiracy of cob instructing congress, but he was one taking part in this plot with the oath keepers, helping to lead people and coordinate with stewart rhodes on january 6th. jessica watkins received a prison sentence of eight years today and essentially what the judge has to do, he's sentencing all of the oath keepers who were tried at the same time as stewart rhodes, and he has to essentially determine how to appropriately punish each of these people for the exact thing that they did. what part of the plan they took part in. and they are, you know, able to speak to the judge. some of

mid-june, ten men had died from wounds inflicted on memorial day, including anthony taglieri and kenneth reed. one was an african american named lee tisdale. the youngest was leo francisco, age 17. a coroner's jury ruled that all ten deaths were, quote, "justifiable homicide." protests continued in chicago, but the strikers, with other workers still locked inside the republic steel gates by the company, began returning to work. president roosevelt would enrage union supporters when he responded to the labor violence by claiming, quote, "the majority of people are saying just one thing: a plague on both your houses." meanwhile, in new york city, paramount news created a three-minute newsreel to be distributed to movie theaters the following week, drawing on exclusive footage shot by cameraman orlando lippert. narration was heavily slanted in favor of police, but the graphic footage was shocking. [gunfire] [gunfire] [gunfire] newsman: in all, 90 men and women went to hospitals for treatment. of these, 26 were policemen. of those injured, all suffered minor hurts excepting eight, but there

this afternoon kenneth harrelson will be sentenced as well.ed to 18 years in prison for seditious conspiracy. cnn's katelyn polantz is with us this morning. talk to us about what's important today. >> reporter: john, we're going to see a series of sentencings for people that are convicted as part of this group of the oath keepers that were led by stewart rhodes the founders of the oath keepers on january 6th, organized, planned for that attack at the capitol and made sure that there were people there to help support them and also to make sure that there were guns around d.c. today the two people we're seeing being sentenced are just another set of people in that group under rhodes. if rhodes is at the top of this structure, below him there was kelly meggs who was sentenced yesterday to 12 years and then there are a series of other team leaders essentially, one of them jessica watkins, she was called cap for captain because she was a leader. she was part of this conspiracy as well, not seditious conspiracy as far as her convictions go, but she

and, kenneth harrelson was sentenced to four years.uthern belgorod region came under ukrainian attacks today as both sides carried out cross-border strikes. kyiv said its forces shot down 10 russian missiles aimed at ukrainian cities. but in the central city of dnipro, russian fire hit a medical complex. the strike killed at least 2 people and wounded dozens. the u.s. defense secretary today urged newly minted navy and marine corps officers to face china's challenge in the pacific. he addressed the navy academy commencement in annapolis. austin spoke to more than 1000 members of the class of 2023. gen. austin: our navy is driving forward our historic aukus partnership with australia and the u.k., bringing together three great democracies to keep the indo pacific free and open and prosperous. you will travel the globe to defend our democracy. and you will learn that the lifeblood of the rules-based international order is actually seawater. stephanie: the drug enforcement administration has stripped the license of one of the country's la

family was joined by community activists outside the hall of justice, saying the case against officer kenneth cha has been delayed too long. cha and his partner responded to a call and they say pepper sprayed. cha shot him. he died a few years later from health applications. the family says moore suffered from mental illness and believe officers mishandled the encounter. cha was charged in 2021 but the case has seen little progress since then. >> if he never gets charged, i can't do anything about it. but i'm going to be here. i'm going to wheel in with my little walker until i can't wheel in any more. that is my child. i love him. >> cha was originally charged under former d.a. buy dean not long before he was recalled. >>> the family of banko brown is taking legal action. security guards shot and killed brown at a san francisco walgreens and the family announced a lawsuit against the store and that security guard. in fact, also the security guard company that he worked for. as nbc bay area's christie smith explains, well-known civil rights attorney john burris is taking the lead on that case

i'm not sure everybody who entered will be in it tonight that kenneth farkas are you here? all right, [applause] kenneth you can pick up your prize at the membership table in the lower level after the show. it's entirely up to you whether you would like to drink the tea or throw it into the harbor. whatever you choose tonight you can say that you have been spilling the tea since 1773. [applause] and with that my patriot and loyal friends welcome to the meeting of the body of the people. [applause] >> good evening ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the house. i do come to worship on sundays and i sit right up there and while we are boston slouches building would have the capacity to. tonight we are not holding a religious service but a meeting of the people of boston and sophie used by her community for the public good. and discuss issues of the day when samuel paul and those who wishe to attend. for some time the people of boston have been debating the issue of whether or not to unload thousands of pounds of company t. and this is -- for the parliament. 1773 in its last ni

he has hired criminal defense attorney thomas kenneth to represent him.ome new york's district attorney to bragg, confirmed the former marine is his client, but had no further comment. >> i do want to acknowledge how horrific it was to view a video of jordan neely being killed for buying a passenger on our subway trains. his family deserves justice. >> reporter: the passenger who recorded this disturbing video says neely had been acting erratically before the incident, and that he shouted, i don't care if i die, i don't care if i go to jail, i don't have any food. but he says he did not see neely try to attack anyone on the train. >> we arrived at the station, the doors open, all the people run away and the guys stay in this position about seven, eight minutes. >> reporter: cnn has not been able to independently confirm what happened leading up to the incident, nor how long neely was restrained. the law firm representing neely's family released a statement, saying, we have people being killed for ringing the wrong doorbell, pulling in the wrong driveway,

they hired a superintendent, kenneth witt, who wa previously recalled from his seat on a nearby cool boar after pushing a controversial history program. nbc news obtained this video from a staff meeting where witt defends his position on mental health. >> and delivering social services through schools seems to deter a lot of focus on education. >> reporter: the district also became the first in the country to implement a social studies program called american birthright, developed by conservative activists and rejected by educators around the country, including colorado's state board of education it emphasizes patriotism and discourages civic engagement >> it's terrifying >> reporter: when sara lee, a woodland park teacher for almost two decades, learned what was inside the new program she started to panic. >> anything that is not the way that the leader says it should be is wrong and evil and should be destroyed. and that's how i feel about that american birthright curriculum. >> reporter: sara says she was placed on administrative leave after she spoke out at a school board meeting

supplements, products that give off electronic radiation the regulation of tobacco products doctor kenneth has had a long career as a clinician, researcher and leader in the fields of science and medicine. he is a nationally recognized expert in cardiovascular medicine . he tvs health outcomes research, quality clinical research and as a leader in the growing field of industry research is key to ensuring that advancements in silence as medical care. we are very excited to have doctor robert caleb john yesterday. he's welcome to commissioner. >> thank you so much. >> if i seem sluggish today i spent the weekend at a baptist funeral in my hometown of south carolina and it's not a bad thing. my uncle died at age 90. as say many times he's going on later things. we've known him a long time but the broccoli casserole, corn pudding and what was served up for dessert was chocolate poundcake. coconut cake and banana pudding all in one table and my great act of pulling sback was not to be the now putting everything else i had totaste . i am delighted to be with you . this is like and i'm not going

i hope it's enough to convince the museum duty kenneth india v. j. he's going to visit the temple with a tea room on guard over bronze was stolen from he wants to put pressure only as moly and museum. i think from our own side, you've given time enough for the god and quoted us to do that. i think i think it's time we get more aggressive and get the local communities in white. the in the so they go into their own little video and the world and they'll be them and then editing at i at the light of them. but they look on one of them for the front end of the hour. but they are like we have our cable for the feet by defenses. are the furniture the in 1957 seconds date. the 22nd of june. 1957. so it's a 100 percent match. and the measurements match, the solution matches the matthew of all the notes. and the problem is that that's only the muddy english. i didn't get to with it on the side of going with a number in there. how about the museum of the website? you said to be from the model again, the in the out of good the mind may end up on for the animal p

the judge sentenced kenneth harrelson to four years in prison >>> all right, we want to head overseasow and the new health concerns for pope francis, who canceled meetings today due to an illness i want to bring in telemundo's julio vaqueiro, who interviewed the pontiff just yesterday in a landmark global town hall. julio, what is the vatican saying about his condition tonight? >> reporter: tom, pope francis kept his meetings today according to the vatican because of a fever. they said he was tired and they attributed the fever to his busy schedule. back in april, the 86-year-old pontiff spent several days in the hospital because of bronchitis. we don't know what the weekend will look like, whether he will have private audiences saturday, but he's still scheduled to preside over mass on sunday, tom. >> so, julio, you were just inches from the pope during that exclusive town hall. how did he seem? >> reporter: we sat with the pope for several minutes, about 15 minutes in a one-on-one interview, and we talked about a number of issues we asked about his health he said he was feeling good

have to to the quote started so, but certainly city cause was scheduled an assembly to be able to kenneth. so to me. so that's a shame i just saw about it. so jenny and the doors call you on to look at to be a did be danny, so i'll show you. good dennis, come on. what else? i'll look for the clock to twitter. since i don't look behind even gets a lot of shooting, i shall find all he is did. he landed a walk to and the city and to call to load and run a mission with store. but in line to solve it here, solve it. hopefully you don't get any the condemned to condense us to a pallet. and how many come up is it against you? i'm sort of it to just city from the the we will put you down the how it has had miss. how have you kobus, gwen kind of visual, what holes in know in minnesota and how many of them can lo and hedrick tom will, can he set it up? so i'm going by the website. couldn't let me look the like how the district did them. and i'm a village of them and said look, that in a storage and no special vedo. so, but let's just sort of if and the way to how it does show up to telecom sales or

it's university remembers the 1st memories of sharing on a sit in kenneth clinton. she was on just the mike on. she was model for teacher to us. we used to study heading use reports and when we read it keeps the will stand in front of the repeats have signed off there. she will say, shooting a ball clock, i'll just eat up palestine sitting in the gym. insurance journalism would use in our classes. so we could follow in her footsteps to explore was the truth on the occupation. it was, does it have to be students? 3 wasn't only a journalist, but somebody a face switched by generations. how reporting paid a huge role in influencing that decision to study journalism benefits universities almost a 100 years old, a palestinian establishment that was co founded by not behind austin and that so this for women's rights. not only the st blacklist started here recently, but she also taught journalism before joining else's era. many thomaston, john misplaced, which is ro may have wanted to find that serena barclay. but they say, if anything, it's made the more determined and ev

eisenhower arrives in the car of army secretary kenneth royal.regen with the battalion of west point. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> the brigade of midshipmen of the united states naval academy in annapolis passes into view. ♪ ♪ >> next come the cadets of the united states coast t guard academy. ♪ [applause] >> then the marine corps march down the broad avenue which today is a parade route for every branch of the armed services. c-822s, the flying boxcars, lead one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capitol, more than 700 planes in all. [background sounds] >> b-36 bombers pass overhead. ♪ >> the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the president's home state of missouri has several displays. one of them, a wagon drawn by missouri mules. ♪ ♪ >> other floats depict products and scenery of the various states. this is kentucky's. the vice president's home at the same timee -- home state. the state of texas float moves down the avenue. ♪ ♪ >> the district of columbia display features reproductions of the capitol

as was kenneth phillips father, he joined the army and he joined the unit called the t h a which was of tons fall force. so tillery, that was formed in 19 o 4. in the 191939, he saw what was happening in europe. the 1941. he was in the battle of in the west and visit with the british army. and the reason for the food army and they were captured to brook. but before to procure to main vessels, the best love city was a and being the battle of to brook and were captured by the germans by field marshal romo. non december 1941. and then they were taken to gemini to prison of wilkins, the prisoner of war camp, which was called stand like 8 c. so gun, yes. done. that gives a word for prison of what comes for non commissioned officers. so that is non commissioned officers and private offices when 2 different prisoners in the prison of wilkins. they didn't have a holiday, but they weren't that badly treated compared to concentration camps, which were all over germany. you know, you would get some people who come back from prison of all comes that wouldn't talk about it. my father love to talk

of, i'm downs john and 52 year old young sense has very different ambitions, or is it, you know, kenneth's desk coming to show that he didn't motion one loose or come to the me she problems and she, she phones on nothing. she finally called home and joshua joe, you within your final version it doesn't show the me just a were sent along by just to transfer you to l dot joy, georgia, the dentist or the huff. huh. then go diesel again. bowman. just yeah. so he, there's always some chest if i'm not for sure. next week on $11.00 east we followed guns plan to so i've got to stand image to the world. and we revisit the, on the chinese entrepreneur to see if it can venture the trunk goals. when the tell about took control of that kind of standing august 2021. it's spot a methics and a special to pop before $11.00 east makes the chinese entrepreneur with the other way on out to the may on a year after a da 00 to the city level off. there was murder, despite international outrage and multiple investigations indicating his array the forces we off for justice has not been served. both lines examines t

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but as we pulled to the mom's group, he had to get hold of extra lines at any cost to select kenneth by the only available site joseph and of the i'm of the follow up a lot more that i thought of buddy on my little to video about myself was the silver and the toner. is that i can so how for you in that you are full, the sauce has a, a model road. i set it on the shredded guest. i used them as the will spread the militias to control of different neighborhoods. the challenge for the come to do was to keep the hotels safe for its media. guests. was that on one occasion and we were down in the bar and suddenly there was a fantastic noise of gum 5 from inside the hotel everyone, dr. dot. and i'm going to get, you know, everyone is on the floor and the, the like that stopped silence. the only sound was of the parrot, which had a peculiar position on the edge of the box. and the pirates totes quite freely while everyone else, the sun, which made you hopping. and when you're, when you're frightened, you wanted to knock it away cuz it is funny, skulking pirates was going on talking the africa

the family of sean moore spoke outside the hall of justice today after proceedings against officer kenneth cha were pushed back. 2017, officer cha and his partner responded to a noise complaint and encountered sean moore, who they pepper sprayed. moore then allegedly attacked cha and his partner, prompting officer cha to shoot him. the family says moore suffered mental illness and believe officers mishandled the encounter. officer cha was charged in 2021 but the case has seen little progress. >> fit had been my son who had shot a police officer, he wouldn't see the light of day. i'm not an attorney, i'm not the judge sitting behind the desk that determines how much longer this is going to go on. >> officer cha was originally charged under former district attorney chase a buy dean. >>> hundreds of south bay students walked out of class to teach a lesson about school safety. they say they're a48 and angry because of the growing gun violence and threats on various school campuses. here's nbc bay area's damian trujillo. >> hey, hey, nra, how many deaths have you cause today? >> reporter: hundr