photographer dino lawson takes pictures of working people she calls the displaced kings and queens of the african diaspora and. musicals around the world by renowned violinist. really. welcome to arts and culture genetic engineering sounds scary right so what about biohacking still scary but definitely sexy bio hackers is the new series out this week on that flicks about ambitious science students with the power to reshape life netflix is hoping to cash in on a growing appetite for german series after the global success of its other creepy german show dark. what about eyes could see in the dark one of our fingers will magnetic what about d.n.a. was perfect bio hackers is a new netflix series that explores that experiment an ambitious professor and 6 intrepid students trying to polish up their genome. mates make mania. after trying to suck so should. they for telescope. as it fell off the demographic questions as often the title doesn't. come as a man i can feel that the feeling of cost was found under the. sofa optimization taken to the extreme this series addresses a highly topical s

this is eleanor filippovich director of the could tell a museum in basle the photographer dana lawson isn't giving interviews at the moment instead she's letting her photos speak for themselves holding a mirror up to the viewer it's literally. she's playing with a mirror that we have to face ourselves and the irony is these photographic works are framed literally in mirrors which has this double effect of making us look at ourselves as. the viewer in front of these images making us look at our stereotypes and our perceptions but also elevating and turning these photographs into something dignified and sort of magnificent such as this family portrait of a young mother with her 3 children. all posed in front of a mocked up wall of this man dressed as royalty on a throne and that's seen better days. the strength of the subject is her willingness to be vulnerable and nakedness draws the eye to her electronic ankle bracelet to brazil's justice system she's a criminal on the lawson's lens she recalls famous nudes of art history. the photos nearly take on the appearance of paintings large an

a criminal on the lawson's lens she recalls famous nudes of art history. the photos neatly taken the appearance of paintings large scale and numerous dina lawson fairy specifically wanted a bit too many photographs in this main room a bit too close together to be a traditional hanging of an exhibition and she says in a conversation with her with me that she wanted them close together because she wanted them to be able to protect each other given what's happening in the us it becomes all the more touching all the more sad all the more reality that you know lost and needed to think of her exhibition of groupings of people and individuals and families as becoming one from the u.s. to go brazil or jamaica lawson's portraits show strength in unity the dignity and founder of klaas. violinist. is used to traveling the world but with her and gage lutes canceled this year due to 19 the musician decided to embark on

to ghana brazil or jamaica lawson's portraits show strength in unity the dignity and value of plotless. violinist lisa. is used to traveling the world but with her and gage lutes council this year due to cover at 19 the musician decided to embark on a different kind of tour her new album city lights conjures up places that are special to her from her native georgia to germany where she lives. and hollywood. lisa is one of the most sought after violin virtuoso in the world. her latest album city lights takes listeners on an autobiographical musical journey with pieces chosen to represent important cities in the artist's life including in the project came while she was stuck at home with a pandemic. i personally miss a lot of places the audience the people the music is really to me it's a gift because through this music i'm able to travel and experience it again. his album was 2 years in the making and is made up of arrangements by the violinist that includes compositions from diverse genres including classical film pop and jazz as well as a suite based on charlie chaplin's own music for

also the subject of examination she is alleged to have received $65000000.00 from the former king lawson is currently being investigated by swiss prosecutors for suspected money laundering on monday the royal household published this letter in it one catalyst informs his son king philippe of his intention to leave saying it came against the backdrop of public repercussions of certain episodes in his past private life the spanish prime minister was quick to defend the monarchy. the decision that the royal household has taken has been to distance itself from questionable and inexcusable allegations of conduct from a member of the royal household the support that once enjoyed no longer exists the country is going through an unprecedented crisis and there is little tolerance broil scandals particularly when vast amounts of money are involved king juan carlos is credited with helping spain peacefully restore democracy after the reign of dictator francisco franco but his popularity became tainted by scandals including a luxury safari trip which involved shooting elephants during spain's econom

kevin lawson and his family live near the fire line in inverness park. >> we're the only ones left.ut we -- we're packed up, already. >> ingrid lawson says most of her neighbors have packed up and gone, as the fire slowly moves closer to homes. >> it's pretty scary. but got to adapt to it well and make the best of it. >> on inverness rich, these crews strategize a game plan. they are battling unique challenges inside this national park. heavy fog in the morning and stronger winds in the afternoon, helping to move the fire along. >> there are some areas that are very difficult for us to get our crews down into. luckily, we have the support of air resources, and they are doing a wonderful job. >> reporter: fire crews continue to do rapidfire water drops from choppers when visibility allows. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> a spare the air alert for the bay area has been extended through friday because of the wi wildfire smoke. here are the conditions on purple air. you will notice they're not as bad as the past few days. so what can we expect tomorrow? we will, of course, check in wit

kevin lawson and his family live near the fire line in inverness park. >> we're the only ones left.ut we -- we're packed up, already. >> ingrid lawson says most of her neighbors have packed up and gone, as the fire slowly moves closer to homes. >> it's pretty scary. but got to adapt to it well and >> on inverness rich, these crews strategize a game plan. they are battling unique challenges inside this national park. heavy fog in the morning and stronger winds in the afternoon, helping to move the fire along. >> there are some areas that are very difficult for us to get our crews down into. luckily, we have the support of air resources, and they are doing a wonderful job. >> reporter: fire crews continue to do rapidfire water drops from choppers when visibility allows. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> a spare the air alert for the bay area has been extended through friday because of the wi wildfire smoke. here are the conditions on purple air. you will notice they're not as bad as the past few days. so what can we expect tomorrow? we will, of course, check in with meteorologist sandy

i'm certain regulations never ending permit procedures are frequent lawson's germany's new power industry is facing staci opposition. why is that and i was wrong who has a vested interest in seeing wind energy fail. john's a struggling g. transition closer. to 30 minutes on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this trying to just through the topic from commerce and the weekly radio talk show is called spectrum if you would like. and information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you go your podcast can also find us at dot com slash science. staying up to date don't miss our highlights. program mine d.w. dot com highlights. the time and place captured in pictures. images of goes on. to studios our kind of documents lives in bygone eras. and leads to those living today. they are guarding gaza's past in a box. only to see in black and white. collected memories starts august 14th on d. w. . this is d. w. news wire from berlin tonight the power vacuum in lebannon the entire government has r

are certain regulations never ending common procedures don't frequent lawson's germany's wind power industry is facing staunch opposition. why is that minister. who has a vested interest in seeing wind energy fail. tremendous a struggling transition comes up. 90 minutes on t.w. what do you think what do you get for $0.50. or 50 cent and. know a lot of it the idea not clear which today is the big stinking come bells and all the long stuff did you know it cost $0.50 to feed one hungry child for one full day. if you want. gamely. enough. to share them. is a decent. number sure. imagine the impact you and your friends could have to gather we can and the global hunger please download the app. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers triallists services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from. the state of the news live from berlin 11 on government resigns after last week's devastating explosions in beirut announcing his resignat

absurd regulations never ending permit procedures frequent lawson's germany's power industry is facing soon dodge opposition. why is that mr khan who has a vested interest in seeing wind energy fail. struggling energy transition comes up. in 60 minutes on g.w. . water and on demand. contrasts language courses. video and audio. anytime anywhere. media center. this is state of the news africa coming up on the program a state of emergency in riches after more than 100000 tons of cargo leave on to its water so how bad is it also coming up. kono virus infections are on the rise across africa with more than a 1000000 infections but despite those many governments left in the restrictions plus.

absurd regulations never ending permit procedures frequent lawson's germany's one power industry is facing staunch opposition. why is that minister. who has a vested interest in seeing wind energy fail. struggling energy transition closer. than 30 minutes on d w. hi i'm neal i'm good goalkeeper the 2nd season only confirms. the pandemic flu and other than the so we have to improvise with all planets. on the brink we spoke to several leading experts in the field bouncing around to check out ok just to give only real sense of. where the real power resides. we i come from there are lots of people in fact more than a breed in the blood and on this democracy that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can see. the television reporters tried to influence onto the floor of the berlin wall and i remember thinking at that time because of barley in bulk and forward anything could happen if people come together and unite for a full. minute i do the news that often confronts a difficult situation with more conflict being discussed and i see despite my job to confront flo

i'm certain regulations never ending permit procedures go frequent lawson's germany's wind power industry is facing staunch opposition. why is that minister. who has a vested interest in seeing wind energy fail. germans are struggling to energy transition comes up. next on g.w. . india. there's a big behind the small. bees in the indian region a few months out pradesh. kumar is a beekeeper here using traditional methods he wants to protect the native species they are endangered and of course so very important for the farmers and make ecosystem equal to. 16 long d.w. . like. oh. my god says i was good for the russians so. it runs deep. in so many different walks of life. some are pumping. and oddly i tried but all of them come straight from the heart just want to see you but when there's no more delusional school in. the midst of the law to their final resting place the russians are doubly documentary. the beginning of the end for a win for. wind power is an important tool for protecting our climate. but as of next year thousands of blades in germany will the end of the shredder. and from

but he cannot forget his lawson. this girl was born three years after the war. her dream was to have the organ, transplant. she says she often thinks about her brother when she plays. her brother had eaten canned goods from an army supply depot, and after that he was never well. he got the symptoms of leukemia, the doctor said it might have been from exposed cannot food. her mother who also ate the food is weak. weakness is one of the symptoms that most survivor seem to have. but her body is also swollen, and she complains of internal pain. she likes to make cranes, with her mother. if only his suffering had not been in vain. paper cranes, i shall write piece on them. and you shall fly, all over the world. she has joined a group of children from here she ma dedicated to peace. until recently, and in this shack behind the atomic stone, it belongs to a day laborer, and his wife. both survivors. the folded crane club,, some men are meant to be the conscious of their time. wearing his white hat, the gentleman is one of them. he claims everyone must pray for peace in

as a college student in tennessee he signed up for jim lawson's workshops on the tactic of non-violent civil disobedience. john lewis was getting something inside his head. an idea he couldn't shake, took hold of him, that non-violent resistance and civil disobedience were the means to change laws but also to change hartl hearts and change minds and change nations and change the world. so he helped organize the national campaign in 1960. he and other young men and women sat at a segregated lunch well-dressed, straight back, refusing to let a milk shake poured on their heads or a cigarette extinguished on their backs, or a foot aimed at their ribs. refused to let that dent their dignity. and their sense of purpose. and after a few months the nashville campaign achieved the first successful desegregation of public facilities in any major city in the south. john got a taste of jail. for the first, second, third -- well, several times. but he also got a taste of victory. and it consumed him with righteous purpose and he took the battle deeper into the south. and that same year, just weeks

that worked out well and you have jack lawson becomes a chief of staff and he was the guy who butted heads with hamilton jordan campaign of 1976 because lawson was in charge of the transition and all the campaign people like you see today in even the modern era, they were worried the transition people were going to take their jobs while they were working to get them elected so washington eventually becomes chief of staff and is good at it so much so that when ronald reagan wins he says to him from what i hear if you have had this position earlier i might not be in this position right now and if carter had gone with chief of staff early on he would have had an effective presidency and may have had a second term of the chief of staff is an important role under the reagan administration you have tim baker was regarded as the best chief of staff ever and once he comes in and he does a good job you see what a good chief of staff can do he basically has his chief of staff consecutively in every administration since. that doesn't mean there are problems. don reagan replaced jim baker as chi

and i wanted to go back to paul lawson, thanks for the question about the march. sorry we don't have a more specific answer for you. i'm sorry that i like both decaf and spam. i think that is addressed earlier at the time. i realize that doing more live streams that more and more people are going to hate me every day. >> has anyone comments on sweet potato versus acorn. >> yes. there was a whole thread going on about that. i don't know -- oh, drew gruber said i need to switch to pork roll. i agree it is amazing. and if i lived in new jersey, i would probably eat it every day. but, yeah, we'll have to go and do a scientific tabulation to see our poll of sweet potato versus acorn? >> yeah. which one would be the better coffee. i think we could put that in a fancy graphic like we're buzzfeed. >> yes, there will be many gifs. gifs not jiffs. >> it is getting going and getting me wondering about the number of stimulants that civil war soldiers are into. tobacco, coffee, alcohol could be a stimulant, initially anyway. and they are smoking and drinking a lot with all of

as an assistant lawson spent 2 years with barcelona from 2004 winning the champions league 2 leaguetitles and the spanish super cup he also played with cumin at dutch side fire in order. the l.a. lakers have it back in the n.b.a. playoff series against the portland trailblazers portland won the opening game but the lakers star stepped up in game 2 as was anthony davis setting up bron james for an alley oop and then james returned the favor to set up davis who finished with 31 points the lakers winning by 23 in portland stall damien allude dislocating his index finger it's not knowing if you'll be able to play game 3. in the eastern conference the milwaukee bucks also recover from a rocky start so they series against the orlando magic iana sente compost pool $28.00 as they won by 15 things up at one k.b. which. the n.b.a. draft lottery was finally held after a 3 month delay it was conducted virtually because of the pandemic and this was the moment we found out which franchise got the number one pick for the draft in october. the 2nd pick goes to. the golden state warriors and that me

that i do not understand you know i want to lawson it's a number of years and not all of the takes we're going to idea everybody that's here ok because you guys are all in violation of a lawful order all right well regular violates until every bad law already if you please advance leads to. all you know which is you know. right you have a right to go wow just wow. that is just what i don't see anybody is as a veteran you have more opportunities to get housing does not the point there is no that you know you don't try to come down here. ok so you're down so you've been doing so. just because. this is the out of the front i don't need to be. a lot of no i don't need to be like oh i will write. i choose i have no rights is that right was not given to me by me. and air is deemed during you know. have their thing. done right now and for this. you know colorado how to stop if you want the right so how is it not. even making that $1.00 you cannot even get decent clothes. on so. i'm not feeling better. so i'm better ya go i'm in the drink. i don't want to die yet this morning. i don't want to di

it's from paul lawson. he says what is the difference between miles per day that a regiment could march with coffee versus without. i will say off the bat i don't know the answer to this, but this is something kyle and i, especially kyle, has been working on doing a kind of march, a test march, to see soldiers back in the day, back in the civil war, versus soldiers marching today. you want to talk a little bit about that project, kyle? i know it's kind of on hiatus. >> oh, yeah. >> as everything is. >> but, yeah, the idea is working with the u.s. marine corp. historical company, which is a semiofficial part of the marine corp. they do all the history for them. going to ma nas suss around the anniversary if not on the anniversary of the battle and recreating the route that the marines took. there's a regiment of marines that fought at man as suss famously. we wanted to get the soldiers in uniform, gear, water, everything they would be carrying in battle. and then we wanted to get modern soldiers in modern co

we'll speak with the ceo jeff lawson about the transition happening inside various companies next >>>ews happening in this hour presented democratic nominee joe biden picking california senator kamala harris to be his running mate biden just tweeting out moments ago that senator hair srris is fearless fighter for the little guy and one of the country's finest public servants also, we had a late day selloff for stocks after we were on record high close watch for the s&p 500. less than 1% away. we took a sharp turn lower on the final hour of trade. headlines blaming mitch mcconnell that said stimulus talks are at a stalemate something the market knew. but on the tape. saw a lot of profit taking and the winners and apple and facebook and zoom video selling off sharply. the nasdaq got hit the hardest tech was down all day. down 1.7%. put the s&p 500 and dow did break their seven day win streak we were going for eight in a row. just did not get there we saw a lot of selling into the close. >> yeah, that sharp late day turn around. meantime, shares of twilio are falling 15% since reporting

lawson will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida rise? ms. wasserman schultz: as the member designated by miss mccarsal powell of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that miss mccarsle powell will vote yea on the previous question -- excuse me. yeah on the previous question. and madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. hastings of florida, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. hastings will vote -- also vote aye on the previous question. madam speaker, as the member designated by by mr. payne of new jersey, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yea on the previous question. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. peterson, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. peterson will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore

when a young mother named dawn lawson leaves seven years of welfare to become a personnel specialister, massachusetts -- we are all enriched and ennobled. when a catholic priest named bill kraus helps homeless families in denver not just by giving them shelter, but by helping them to find the jobs they need to get back on their feet, we are all enriched and ennobled. when a high school principal named george mckenna and a dedicated staff of teachers and counselors create an environment for learning at the george washington preparatory high school in los angeles; a high school, a high school in los angeles that is 90 percent black and 10 percent hispanic and has 80 percent of its graduates accepted to college; we are all enriched and ennobled. how we are all enriched when a dedicated new management team and a fine union in milwaukee work together to turn harley-davidson around and help it come back to life, and save 1,200 good jobs, we are all enriched and ennobled. and when a man named willie velazquez y cuando un willie velasquez can register thousands of his fellow citizens as vote

the minute we can look for that mr bowman a valet that lawson dragons as well as called the home 2 years to the river on us. life on earth one of a kind and. 2 coincidences. where the improbable happened such a force was going to be the creation of our solar system and our planet is a bit like winning the lottery. one more unique start september 18th on g.w. . this is a deja vue news lot from berlin covert questions in the county police stop a demonstration against germany's coronavirus restrictions making multiple arrests but thousands of protesters remain on the streets to voice their anger against the government's handling of them and also coming up. black panther star chadwick boseman has started at the age of 43 a long battle with cancer we'll hear about the actor's life and legacy. and.

as an assistant lawson spent 2 years with barcelona from 2004 winning the champions league 2 league titles and the spanish super cup he played with cumin at dutch club fine old as well the only lakers of it back in there in the a playoff series against the portland trailblazers 14 when the opening game of the lakers stars step up in game 2 this was empty davis sitting up le bron james for an alley oop and then james return the favor to set up davis who finished with 31 points the lakers won by 23 important star damian lillard dislocated his index finger it's not known if he'll be able to play game 3. in the eastern conference the movie box also recovered from a rocky start to their series against the orlando magic on a sensitive compost school $28.00 as they won by 15 to tie things up at one k.b. each the n.b.a. draft lottery was finally held after a 3 month delay was conducted virtually because of the pandemic and this was the moment we found out which franchise got the number one pick for the draft in october. the 2nd pick goes to. the golden state warriors and that means that the

as one of his assistants lawson spent 2 years with barcelona from 2004 winning the champions league 2 league titles and the spanish super cup he also played with coleman at dutch side filed. the n.b.a. playoffs at disney and the l.a. lakers have hit back in their series against the portland trail blazers paul and won the opening game but the lakers stars were on form in game 2 this was anthony davis setting up le bron james for an alley oop and then change returned the favor to set up davis who finished with 31 points the lakers won by 23 and portland star damian lillard dislocated his index finger it's not known if he'll be able to play game 3. in the eastern conference the milwaukee bucks also recover from a rocky start to their series against the london magic yanis at its grammar school $28.00 as they won by 15 type things up at one game each. of the n.h.l. ice hockey playoffs continue in canada and the new york islanders have won their eastern conference 1st round series against the washington capitals and the really a scored twice that are for nothing when the game 5 in that se

lawson san joaquin counties to the bottom of your screen. you see the seas eu august lightning complex fires, burning in the mountains in san mateo and santa cruz counties destroying homes forcing thousands of people to evacuate their frantically overnight. and finally the lnu lightning complex. that's burning in large area of the north bay, leveling homes and impacting thousands of people living in sonoma napa solano lake and yolo counties these fires are huge and so far those devastating north bay fires have scorched a combined 131,000 acres, a 105 structures have been destroyed 70 others have been damaged in right now the entire complex is 0% contained. kron four's bringing you team coverage tonight on these wildfires burning in the north bay we have meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez tracking the conditions helping these fires burn out of control for charles clifford is in napa county where one particular fire has just devastated. the community of berryessa highlands, chuck we'll start with you what's the latest there. yes so right now i'm

my heroes and what inspired me more than anything as a young man was to see what you and reverend lawsonbob moses and diane nash and others did and he got that kind of all shocks, thank you very much and next time i saw him i had been elected to the united states senate and i told him john, i am here because of you and on inauguration day in 2008, 2009 he is one of the first people i greeted and hugged on that stand and i told him this is your day to. he was a good, kind and gentle man and he believed in us even when we don't believe in ourselves. it is fitting that the last time john and i shared a public forum was on zoom and i'm pretty sure neither he nor i set up the zoom call because we do not know how to work it. and as a virtual town hall with the gathering of young actors who had been helping to lead the summers demonstrations in the wake of george floyd's death and "after words" i spoke with john privately and he could not have been prouder to see this new generation of people standing up for freedom and equality in a new generation that was intent on voting and protecting the r

the absurd regulations of never ending permit procedures to frequent lawson's germany's wind power industry is facing dodge opposition. why is that a minister. who has a vested interest in seeing wind energy fail. germany's a struggling energy transition comes up. next on t.w. . are they friends. or are they now enemies who i never heard from roger. donald trump and the flooding here proved our 2 part documentary analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the us and between their presidents how does their rivalry and their dangerous mutual admiration affect the rest of the world. bosom bullies. in 45 minutes on d w. the time and place captured in pictures. images of gaza. the photo studios are kind of documents lives in bygone era us. and leads to those living today. they are guarding gaza's past in a box. a legacy in black and white. elected memories starts of august 14th on d. w. . the beginning of the end for a win for. wind power is an important tool for protecting our climate. but as of next year thousands of blades in germany will land in the shredder. and from then on the

vladimir putin because shanghai said the 2 hoping 1st swift resolution to the country's problems step lawson is reporting to us now from minsk. euphoria instead of fear on the streets of minsk after security forces stayed away from large rallies which by the round the capital in the past 2 days was a. 2 former military man came out to denounce the violence used by security forces in the past week where. most of the dust has come to show that the army and reality is with the nation it ways has been thousands held a minute of silence at a metro station where 34 year old alex. was killed during protests last monday the memorial house they knew slee with a funeral quickly turned into a mass rally. i understand i could have been detained and beaten or did like this one i consider the president of belarus to kind of skya. is an illegitimate president this president must be judged he should get the strongest sentence possible. women carry photos of injured detainees who were beaten and tortured by riot police during protests it could be your son this banner rates been running high here in this crow

well al-jazeera step lawson is inside belarus has been an opposition protests and mends she sent us this update from the. bello's is a different country than it was just a week ago when elections took place and people took to the streets in protest against these elections then there was fighting to police crackdown thousands of the thieves and that led to enormous anger and this are now unprecedented scenes here in the capital of min's up to a 100000 people are here at the independence square angry about the torture and abuse what happened today is the chinese but also very angry at the elections. they say history is in the making we're not going to leave until the president us. well thousands of people have joined student led rallies in thailand's capital calling for political reform in the biggest protests there in recent months and demanding a new election and an amended constitution and is why in haiti now reports from bangkok some ties a touching a sensitive subject with calls for reform of the monarchy. in big numbers they came to the center of bangkok to escalate their call to cha

on lawson's personal. and also know their mother if you really get shot in the face and permanently disfigured so i drove from colorado to. handle the different prisoners you don't handle people who are here to just be clear minded to freely associate and speak well it's beautiful right this is very much like what we saw chop we were fighting in seattle day after day getting gassed and eventually they gave up they were kind of c.n.n. i hear they're given up and guess what we do when they give up we have peace we have already you know we make cities if we chant we educate each other and talk and that's that's what i see going on. well if you'd like to go digging a little further into any of our stories this hour r.t. dot com has you covered well worth some of your schooling time today goodbye from me for now but here on earth more great programs are right ahead stay close. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is on off and spearing dram

trays equipment and protective masks this and instead of the usual sound checks ahead of a gig for lawson disinfectants for the concert hall. tim bento health 3 performances in just one day as part of the study the 1st simulated the very beginning of the pandemic with no social distancing the larger distances between the volunteers for the 2nd chill and hygiene measures and by the 3rd a gap of 1.5 metres but strictly enforced. i would say that we are now laying the foundations as to what hygiene car service could and should look like the future of order to reduce precisely these moments of risk. the experiment called restart 19 is studying the movement of people and the flight of the tourney airborne particles that can. cabin divided. by ground is something called the philadelphia bond rally of 1800 to us was a big festival that happened to judy in the spanish flu pandemic in 1900 and which was followed 3 days later by an enormous flu outbreak in the city of philadelphia educating the covert 19 pandemic is the coming patent that commission is quite so simple and we've had many examples of

maybe lawson should maybe more, instrumentalist and lincoln. ultimately, you know again, you have a revolution and thought when you see soldiers an action and once he heard the heroics of black troops concerning battles in the mistreatment of african american traps troops by confederate generals who threatened to send black troops back into slavery and some were not flock slays to begin. with or when the confederate massacre black soldiers when they throw down their weapons and surrendered, lincoln is furious, grant was furious. and he watched black soldiers performing once he came east in 1864 and then he became their champion. >> interesting, still on the topic of black troops a question about butler. did he form the first full bore black regiment? >> no he didn't form the first. the first was the celebrated 54th massachusetts headed by gold shaw, the very young colonel who went to his death at fort wagner and was buried in a mass grave along with his soldiers. and by the way, just to show how indiscriminate and frightening some of the rage i

providers and survivor leaders around the table for some of their remarks braden first i'd like to ask lawson from the jordan community resource center and greater cleveland area to share about their work to provide transitional housing to women in their community. >> greetings everyone. i feel honored and privileged today to serve and advocate for women who have been traffic exploited and muted. i didn't traffic as a young adult understand the trauma and shame associated with how you are viewed and sometimes not supported due to false perceptions of who and what you are. many people asked me where the name jordan comes from. in this context, georgia symbolizes the river people had to cross over to get to canaan. which represented prosperity and freedom. what's even more interesting is that the stronger ones had to prepare the way for the others before they can possess their own inheritance. jordan crc provides a holistic service as a means for transformation with love. i accept this grant on behalf of women who are in need of housing, treatment and spiritual support to recover, stabilize, an

. >> during a virtual author program, best-selling historian eric lawson looked at prime minister winstonchurchill's leadership during the london blitz. here's a portion of his talk. so in the late 1940s when the action started in my book was the role when churchill became prime minister, the greatest day in his life. it was a thing he wanted most of all. he became prime minister until something of a rebellion in the house of commons of the prior prime minister was not up to the challenge of dealing with hitler and germany. but that same was when hitler's so-called phony wars, became a hot shooting war when hitler invaded the low countries. here is the situation, this is the greatest day of his life, but also one of the darkest days in the history of the world. this does not.churchill. this is like added spice to the challenge it was being in charge of this great empire at such a dire time really thrilled him. he becomes prime minister and immediately points his cabinet. this is crucial in the people he pointed in particular our main characters in this book. in other books they have been

muslims to have far greater ability to visit any historic sites in israel and peacefully pray at the al lawson they wanted to have access to for many, many decades. this is a monumental step to forging ties of cooperation in the middle east. i think he will have other countries come forward. they want to make a deal. peace in the middle east will be fantastic. israel is suspending settlements in the west bank, which is a big deal. a bold step towards achieving peace. they agreed to admittedly expand and accelerate scientific collaboration to develop effective treatments and vaccines to defeat the china virus. they have both been hit. virtually every country has been hit. to save lives in the region and the world they are working very much on the vaccines also with us. again, some very good news is going to take place with respect to that. our unprecedented diplomatic engagements laid the groundwork for this historic peace agreement, which was just announced a little while ago today. we will not rest as we continue to work toward a world of greater harmony and prosperity for all. i want to than

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my name is rami lawson i'm a newspaper editor and syrian asylum seeker in germany. i arrived in this country in 2014 a new asylum law dictated that i should live in cologne and that evil german city that i've come to love. i'm one of nearly a 1000000 ethnic arabs who have come to germany since 2015 freend war and violence back home. initially we received a warm reception by the germans but what happened here in this square on new year's eve 2015 when young men said to be arab were accused of robbing and attacking german women brought out welcome to an end. german police encountered a distraught women and girls were reported fights thefts and sexual assaults against women by groups of male immigrants. life here has not been the same since that night. there widespread calls to halt the entry of arab refugees and the party of chancellor angela merkel who championed the cause of refugees is losing votes in the polls. how do we stay here and how do we survive. learning german is my 1st essential task. arabs began coming to germany in the late 1950 s. they were nearly hal

. >> reporter: ingrid lawson and her family may be the only ones left in inverness park. most residents have packed up and gone as the woodward fire slowly moves closer to home. >> my life has changed quite a bit. yeah, it's pretty scary, but you got to adapt to it well and make the best of it. >> reporter: we found these crews setting back fires near the point reyes visitors center to meet the approaching fire head on up the ridge. >> it's got retardant on this stuff, but it's like four days old. >> reporter: they're battling unique challenges inside this national park. heavy fog in the morning and stronger winds in the afternoon helping to move the fire along. >> there are some areas that are very difficult for us to get our hand crews down into. luckily we have the support of air resources and they're doing a wonderful job. >> reporter: fire crews continue to do rapid fire water drops from choppers when visibility allows. right now the visibility is not great. we can hear the choppers in the distance, but the smoke is so thick, we cannot see them. earlier i counted abo

. >>> good morning, we're starting this half-hour with a look's mes lawson in for lisa argen. >> the warming trend will continue into this weekend so if you enjoyed it we've got more to come. we still have some fog and low clouds to contend with and a live shot of the golden gate bridge showing you some of that fog, but it is a little bit shallower today. so the day planner shows temperatures near 60 degrees with low clouds at 7:00 this morning. by noon lots of sunshine for everyone except at the beaches. we'll still hold onto some cloud cover in some spots. hot inland today and mid-90s ashds the bay. gorgeous and sunny. and at the coast still a little bit cool with a sea breeze in the mid-60 mchz sun sets at 8:10. it's going to be a gorgeous day and the warming continues tomorrow. >> abc 7 is looking at the challenges as well as how things are evolving in classrooms with the pandemic and also issues of race and social justice. even if you wanted to you cannot escape the events from the summer, police brutality, protests, statues have come down. everyone has seen it including student

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