as in king philip's war. in the late spring of 1675, some 50 years after his father had created the pilgrims, they sat down to talk with the delegation of magistrates from the colony of rhode island. so this is the location where this conversation took place. they were there to encourage them to agree to a peaceful arbitration of the mounting differences with plymouth colony.. they had already resolved to fight and agreed to this conference only to explain why. let's take a moment to consider what he said that day. it seems we can hear a native american voice without access editorial sanitizing. he viewed the history of the relations as little more than the colonist failure to live up to the promise of the 1621 alliance. they recalled that when they first settled in plymouth 55 years earlier, it was as a great man and the english as a little child. they contended that his father could have wiped out the infant colony if he had wished. instead he held back its native enemies and fed the colonists and grantedd

though history rarely plays attention to the wampanoags after king philip's war, my book emphasizes that this conflict was just the first stage in a centuries long battle to defend their land and sovereignty. it to come as no surprise that the english seized nearly all of the wampanoags' territory in the decades after the war leaving only a handful of town-sized reservations for mostly christian indians. less well-known is that the english also seized the wampanoags' as bound laborers. from the late 1600s through the early 1800s merchant creditors, courts, and government appointed guardians colluded to force the wampanoags' and their children into indentured servitude to white farmers, householders, and whaling merchants. with the terms often lasting for several years and often decades. so many wampanoag children wound up as servants of the english that few could speak their ancestral language by the mid-19th century. for such reasons and more, in 1836 william make this, a pequot , who served as a preacher to the mashpee wampanoags on cape cod road what he called a utility -- a eulogy to

historical narrative by referring to the hellenic heritage of alexander the great and his father, king philipw i i would say that there is a search for new compromises between this communist period, i.e. the supporters of macedonia's sovereignty and the pre -communist period when macedonia was a key part of the hellenic civilization they are looking for themselves, maybe we need to look for ourselves in the east as america does it i come to some american city and there are people who are heroes of some political battles or about them in the 19th-20th centuries, american cities were also created, i apologize, not in the 12th century it is not athens and not rome and not kyiv, but nevertheless they have their own architectural image and their own image of these settlements with the name of athens , which they are proud of. i completely agree with you that this is a search and what often looks like an annoyance to us, there are other words, of course. for this, on facebook and in the public space and so on, there are elements of this search. and we are not unique . that is, we are a country that

yes, the king is philip probably, right?ack, in short. i don't linger on the set. it makes no sense for me to stay there. i want, but i have a concert this is a fitness workout. that is, it's a thrill. and that's it. i receive this hormone of joy, i give it to people. i dump everything in the shower. hmm does not guard in the shower. no, no, everything is clear, but near the house the love of the fans is somehow manifested, there the wheel will pierce, there is something else , pay attention to yourself. no fundamentally. why am i engaged in mental activity, and songs came. eh, that i should stop this very thing when inspiration comes to me. ah. it's not safe , andrey, if you remember the group king and shut, and if you imagine that this is a state, who would be the president you have there, who was the minister, who and what who were you, who was the management pot, and the world can only come from previously accumulated experience? ah, we'd like to be uh jesters, so we've always had to deal with the emphasis on the jester

collect more, don't fight sensation friendship kingdoms and king bamanda philip kirkorova on ntv is lookingends, please, the songs of the famous great singer does not have 100 rubles. and they are 100 rubles. 100 rub. valeria is also not bad , please, what an impeccable vocalist is in front of us on stage, what an amazing command of his voice. in general, i don’t want to talk about this today. i don't know what 's going on with my nervous system. why? i'm so heightened all the senses, just something incredible here. he comes out, he makes the first sound, and that's it. i don’t know directly, i have goosebumps and tears are ready on the same street. we studied on the same street. and well, yes, wreaths to the wreath with valeria yes, and i want to say that it was grandiose. so you understand, when a great artist enters the stage. you don't even think anymore. what kind of way does he sing? how is it just this gap? uh, everything, everything is internal. it might even be impossible to breathe. that's what happened to us and every note you took again surprised me with this, why are you so vir

king philip making an morning. king philip making an interesting point. when they are trying to send is it a shuttle today to the moon , a point that lots of the moon, a point that lots of people are making wrong? steve, is this the india that's been buying russian oil? is this the india who has a class system that keeps many citizens in poor areas still send a areas and can still send a multi—million spacecraft multi—million dollar spacecraft to the where carbon to the moon where the carbon dioxide more dioxide is on some days more visible the sun, where visible than the sun, where women can be abused and blamed for cannot turn a blind for it. we cannot turn a blind eye, so not that many people, particularly supportive particularly be supportive of india. morning. india. this morning. >> but i suppose idea >> yes, but i suppose the idea of things like this is to form closer relationships keep closer relationships and to keep them on side. >> yes . well, let's get the >> yes. well, let's get the thoughts of the political analyst, leon emirali. you can tel

king, john lewis, dorothy height, a philip randolph -- how they were, or they're efficient for america, you know, i think that when people dedicate themselves to fighting for liberty and justice and equality, they're fighting for foundational principles of our country, right? we are a country that was founded on those principles. and so they or examples of some of the greatest patriots in our country. because they believed and the promise of america, and fought to achieve it. >> i was very moved, and you know, i don't get moved easily, you let me get with the proof in your crime -- private office. your office you work at all. and the white house. you have a picture of your mother at a demonstration. a protest around what happened and burning him. and you have over your shoulder a portrait of thurgood marshall, who went to harvard like you did. and you have him in this room, the ceremonial room. it is almost like you are guided by the spirits of the american movement for equality. >> it was born in the fight. my parents were active in the movement, that we're marching, that's how they m

they do not hide it to flood destroy for khaydarov intercedes philip kirkorov king.o the singer slava through his social networks, i quote, dear. glory before sinning on them, follow your behavior, the doctor's recommendations must be followed not to quit rehabilitation. if it's a pity to spend a pretty penny on observation from a professional, then such an attitude will cost a pretty penny for others philip friendship is friendship, but service is service. i have great demeanor. i can drink at any time when i want it, i don’t do anything wrong, i don’t do anything to anyone. but, when i have a serious moment in my life, how do you suppose to rely, then then i fulfill all the conditions that dr. philip kirkorov says lay down. under the knife of the star surgeon khaidarov last year, a control examination of natural food products stood uh sticking out, what strength you have now untouched virginity i still have nothing virgin. believe me, here on vacation in greece, where kirkorov has his own villa. the singer demonstrates an ideal figure without a gram of excess fat a

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bottom. [ applause ] by the time he ran for president, he was married to florence king and having an affair with carrie philipsn with teenager nan britain which produced a daughter out of wedlock. and then was elected president by the largest margin in history. while his cabinet got down to being one of the most corrupt ever. resulting in the teapot dome oil scandal, long story, but the scandal is oil wells in california still produced crude. but none of this was known in the summer of 1923. when he became the first president to visit alaska when he began to feel not quite right. >> they knew that they needed to get him to the biggest city with the best accommodations. san francisco was the city and the palace hotel was the hotel. >> we are going up to our presidential suite which is on the eighth floor of the hotel. >> reporter: the sick president was rushed to this room. >> welcome to the presidential suite in the palace hotel. this is the formal living room with the original 1909 austrian chris which will chandeliers with piano, dining room, for our guests who stay in the presidential suite. and through the

philip randolph because i was familiar with him. then i could see dr. king. i wanted to be a part of history and d i was frfrom alab that's whwhy it was s so import >> repoporter: odod'ing said th atmosphere was important for him. he never experienced anything like it. >> everybody was praying and shouting. this was a major, majojor celebratation. >> reporter: hearing words like let freedom ring from every hill and molehill of mississippi, boudin said that that answered his question. udin went on to spend decades as a freedom writer. as for kerry mccray? >> it changed my life heard . it made me appreciate life >> this friday make sure to tch our stream for a special presentation, celebrating 60 years since the march on washington. >>> coming up on cbs news bay area, round two between the city of san francisco and homelessness advocates over the city 's ability to sweep homeless encampments off the streets. >>> and san francisco trying a new approach to stop open air drug use at civic center

the seminal civil rights protest organized by asa philip randolph there, with dr. martin luther kingker after speaker called out the dire threat, the scourge of gun violence in this country, shortly before the attacks to place hundreds of miles away. >> we must end gun violence! >> we feel the pain of living in a country, where gun violence is the leading cause of death for children. >> and now, gun violence has come for our places of worship, our schools, and our shopping centers. >> jacksonville sheriff kikÉ waters said at a news conference a short time ago, a white man in his twenties, used a glock handgun and a ar-15 semiautomatic rifle in the attack. at least one of the fire in seven painted with a swastika. according to the sheriff, the shooter left behind writings that have led investigators to believe he may have been inspired by a shooting that took place exactly five years ago in jacksonville, when another gunman opened fire during a video game tournament in the city, killing two people, before fatally shooting himself. we're gonna have more from florida at the top of the h

king knew what a philip randolph new, what mary -- knew, life is better in a union. that's right. are finding this out too, black, brown, aapi , lgbtq, immigrants, people of every race and background, and that is why this moment is not just a commemoration, it is a continuation and the labor movement is fighting for a job. you can build a future around. we are fighting to end a system that pay black women $.64 for every dollar a white man makes. we are standing up to the extremists who want to rip away our rights, including our right to vote. we aren't standing up for a better life for everyone. and this is just the beginning. i am ready to keep marching. are you ready to keep merging? thank you. >> good evening brothers and sisters. i am the secretary treasurer of the national afl-cio. throughout this country, workers are standing up and seeking out, joining unions in record numbers. most of the time it is against employers who threaten and fire them for demanding that their voices are heard. i would like to present one of those brave workers, who along with her coworkers are try

and also, philip doesn't look like king charles is going to get his way in terms of kick ing him outing that andrew was very opposed to do you think there is a possibility andrew could a possibility that andrew could be brought back in any formal capacity ? was that to me? capacity? was that to me? >> dan? >> dan? >> yes, sorry, it's phil? >> yes, sorry, it's phil? >> yes. sorry. yeah. no i don't think he's going to come back as a working royal. i think that's out of the question. but what this shows is that at least they're talking at least he's been invited to balmoral as been invited up to balmoral as a family. going have family. they're going to have a relaxing and i'm sure they relaxing time. and i'm sure they will have talks about the future. but i think the main will have talks about the futurethey i think the main will have talks about the futurethey all1ink the main will have talks about the futurethey all1ink tis main will have talks about the futurethey all1ink tis some sort thing they all want is some sort of sort of period of of peaceful sort of period of reflection, the

and also, philip doesn't look like king charles is going to get his way in terms of kick ing him outmething that andrew was very opposed to do you think there is a possibility andrew could a possibility that andrew could be brought back in any formal capacity ? was that to me? capacity? was that to me? >> dan? >> dan? >> yes, sorry, it's phil? >> yes, sorry, it's phil? >> yes. sorry. yeah. no i don't think he's going to come back as a working royal. i think that's out of the question. but what this shows is that at least they're talking at least he's been invited to balmoral as been invited up to balmoral as a family. going have family. they're going to have a relaxing and i'm sure they relaxing time. and i'm sure they will have talks about the future. but i think the main will have talks about the futurethey i think the main will have talks about the futurethey all1ink the main will have talks about the futurethey all1ink tis main will have talks about the futurethey all1ink tis some sort thing they all want is some sort of sort of period of of peaceful sort of period of reflection,

philip randolph. on the left is martin luther king.thers include martin referred --ruthord. ♪ authorities feel for -- warfield third -- were fearful of disorder. arrests in washington were below normal. police attributed to the fact that for the first time in years, you cannot buy a beer in washington. it provided their own. the songs that raised from the sacred of the hillbilly but from the one recurring theme, the cost of 20 million euros --the cause of 20 million negros. ♪ we shall overcome, we shall overcome, we shall overcome some day, oh deep in my heart, i do believe, we shall overcome some day ♪ ♪ the crowd assembled around the reflecting pool before the lincoln memorial, occupying every inch of the lawn and there is a great well of tears the welcome martin luther king at this because william will stop he stands as a symbol of all they are fighting for -- martin luther king at the speaker's podium. he stands as a symbol of all they are fighting for. later, mr. king and the other leaders are to go to the white house the presiden

king said is we're on a breakthrough. we need to have a national protest. but by the time they started organizing, it was philip randolph and others in york. this bill was introduced. so the the stated purpose was called the march on washington for jobs and freedom, but for freedom was to support the bill that president kennedy was. i don't think he had submitted it by the time, but he said he was going to they were working on it in the justice department. mr. doar was working on it. what's going to be in this bill or president kennedy said, you know, public accommodate is nothing. you know, we do that in boston. you know, black people go to the movies. that's so anyway, they were formulating this bill and the stated purpose of the march on washington was aimed at congress pass the bill. that's what it was. and in fact, they said over j. edgar hoover's wiretaps, which is a great primary source for the history of this period. they said, dr. king, clarence jones said over the year we are glad that we decided to focus on congress and not on the president, because the president has come out with a non statement of

king, ralph abernathy, who was his best male friend. of course, you know. bayard rustin. i mean, i thought he was outstanding. a philip randolph, thurgood marshall. we benjamin mays. and then there were people like stanley levison, which we i never really heard very much about until i read your talk about stanley levitan, levison emerged the leader of the montgomery bus boycott. immediately people began to say this guy is magic this guy's got power he's he's he's lighting up the media he people are flocking to him saying we need to get this guy to help us expand this beyond. montgomery so literally people like bayard rustin people. lillian smith just arrive montgomery saying we need you and we're going to you know what can we do to help you take this beyond montgomery and one of the people who contact him is this white businessman with with and long lasting communist ties named stanley levison and stanley levison goes on to become one of king's closest friends and best advisors for the rest of his life. he ghost writes a lot of king's books for him and. they have these long, late night conversations. king was not a go

vorobyov well, , of course, he is the unsurpassed king of the stage, the idol of several generations, the flaming heart of the show, our mask beloved chairman philipre waiting for parting words for the finale of our show of the 4th season. i can’t even believe that these weeks, months, days flew by so quickly, which gave the whole country unforgettable emotions, thanks to our participants and those who dressed, filmed, delighted us, admired, inspired, but it’s hard to believe, but nonetheless. we are in the final, we are at the finish line and today the whole country will know the name of the winner , the name of the one who wins, the fourth season of this very one, i will not be afraid to say this word of the popular entertainment show in our country in russia this family show is not in vain today. uh, here are our families and my children, who are the main fans today. it's a show and they all have their favorites, but they don't affect me. but because i have a clear opinion of my own, as each of us , respected by the soul of the audience, has a great mood. we are starting our live broadcast of the most popular show. we are starting the season 4

king is giving them a show of support. he knows that they did their best in very, very difficult circumstances. we had prince philip'sths. we had the covid then, of covid pandemic. and then, of course, being ill and course, the queen being ill and eventually dying. their eventually dying. they did their best. call them a bunch best. and to call them a bunch of anarchy called a machiavellian in white, middle aged that was aged men, as if that was something was detrimental something that was detrimental to was, oh, that's the to them. it was, oh, that's the worst thing. to them. it was, oh, that's the worthat'sg. to them. it was, oh, that's the worthat's the worst thing, >> that's the worst thing, right? >> you're meghan markle the >> if you're meghan markle the worst to be straight worst thing to be is a straight white, middle aged funny white, middle aged man. funny because married because that's who she's married to, but she doesn't like him much either, does she ? much either, does she? >> this job, this is a job for life. he's given to lord young, and he can represent him at events he can't go to. and it's a shot

king is giving them a show of support. he knows that they did their best in very, very difficult circumstances. we had prince philip'sths. we had the covid then, of covid pandemic. and then, of course, being ill and course, the queen being ill and eventually dying. their eventually dying. they did their best. call them a bunch best. and to call them a bunch of anarchy called a machiavellian in white, middle aged that was aged men, as if that was something was detrimental something that was detrimental to was, oh, that's the to them. it was, oh, that's the worst thing. to them. it was, oh, that's the worthat'sg. to them. it was, oh, that's the worthat's the worst thing, >> that's the worst thing, right? >> you're meghan markle the >> if you're meghan markle the worst to be straight worst thing to be is a straight white, middle aged funny white, middle aged man. funny because married because that's who she's married to, but she doesn't like him much either, does she ? much either, does she? >> this job, this is a job for life. he's given to lord young, and he can represent him at events he can't go to. and it's a shot

philip. good morning, sir. yes, the problem . prince. prince andrew. problem. prince. prince andrew. never the king's favourite brother.andrew, who has not been a working royal and has given up the use of the honorific title hrh wishes to have his personal protection reinstated. well, that costs us, the taxpayer, around £3 million a year. now the glorious white wedding cake of a wonderful house. he lives in royal lodge at windsor. that is protected because it's a royal residence. but when he goes out, he doesn't have detectives around him and he wants them back. and there's been a very unwise intervention by the former home secretary, priti patel, right . getting to priti patel, right. getting to the wrong person. the queen, the king's private secretary asking that this should be considered . that this should be considered. it won't be because we have to save money somewhere . and that save money somewhere. and that goes with the territory. if you're not a working member of the royal family, you do not have the personal protection. so it's another problem, but it will be parked and prince andrew will be parked and prin

king charles, which is basically saying you're not welcome here. she's. she's served up a load of presents , doesn't she, to the presents, doesn't she, to the royal family. you know, just as prince philip dying, there was a hoo ha with there was a big hoo ha with harry just literally the harry just literally as the queen was dying, there was a massive hoo ha there that supposedly meant that harry didn't a plane with his didn't get on a plane with his immediate that's immediate family. i think that's probably more than half of his fault as well. the way, fault as well. by the way, you've be a about you've got to be a man about this sometimes. and say, look, you've got to be a man about thisbacketimes. and say, look, you've got to be a man about thisbacketiryourand say, look, you've got to be a man about this backetiryour box. say, look, you've got to be a man about this backetiryour box. this.ook, you've got to be a man about thisbacketiryour box. this is�*k, you've got to be a man about thisbacketiryour box. this is my get back in your box. this is my grandma, for goodness sake. he didn't do that. why? because he's in he's totally spineless, in my view. served up view. she's then serve

king charles, which is basically saying you're not welcome here. she's. she's served up a load of presents , doesn't she, to the presents, doesn't she, to the royal family. you know, just as prince philip dying, there was a hoo ha with there was a big hoo ha with harry just literally the harry just literally as the queen was dying, there was a massive hoo ha there that supposedly meant that harry didn't a plane with his didn't get on a plane with his immediate that's immediate family. i think that's probably more than half of his fault as well. the way, fault as well. by the way, you've be a about you've got to be a man about this sometimes. and say, look, you've got to be a man about thisbacketimes. and say, look, you've got to be a man about thisbacketiryourand say, look, you've got to be a man about this backetiryour box. say, look, you've got to be a man about this backetiryour box. this.ook, you've got to be a man about thisbacketiryour box. this is�*k, you've got to be a man about thisbacketiryour box. this is my get back in your box. this is my grandma, for goodness sake. he didn't do that. why? because he's in he's totally spineless, in my view. served up view. she's then serve