centro comercial en atlanta georgia dejÓ a un guardia de seguridad con heridas graves, se registrÓ en lennoxllevado a un hospital. la policÍa localizÓ a dos sospechosos en un hotel cercano a la escena pero la investigaciÓn sobre el caso continÚa. la patrulla fronterizo encontrÓ hoy lunes en la maÑana cerca de cien personas en su mayorÍa centro americana en una casa de seguridad en texas, los oficiales reportaban que estaban sin llanero jea y creen que ten au semanas encerrados, y varias familias y menores no acompaÑados ya fueron identificados. dos autobuses fueron necesarios para transportarlos y ser procesados. y mÁs de inmigraciÓn en texas ciento de niÑos inmigraciÓn en el centro de detenciÓn estÁn recibiendo educaciÓn escolar por parte de un distrito de la ciudad de dona, sara alexis garcÍa amplÍa. er. >>> niÑos que no vienen acompaÑados por sus padres y llegan a la caro padre departamento de salud y servicios humanos en donna estÁn recibiendo educaciÓn de los maestros de distrito escolar de esta ciudad en un comunicado que objeto tuvimos el departamento de salud y servicioes humanos est

she was actually the niece of robert purvis or for example charles lennox raymond, who was also a very prominent abolitionist in the 1850s and a noted speaker. someone who rivaled frederick douglass and prominence in the 1850s. and along these walls here we have pictures of some of the members of the 54th. we've begun of course with a picture of colonel robert gould shaw. he was offered the commission as colonel of the regimen by governor andrew. that was one of the first things that governor andrew. did he made sure that he had very firm leadership of the 54th. at the time military regulations stipulated that the in the rank and file soldiers could be african-americans, but the officers had to be white. that was the rule at the time and governor andrew knew that it was important to have the leadership of the 54th be men from strong abolitionist families, which shah's family was so he offered the leadership to shaw. shaw was initially hesitant about accepting it. you might have heard or seen the movie glory which came out in the late 1980s starring denzel washington and matthew broderi

investigators say a security guard was held at gunpoint and shot during a robbery attempt at lennox squareall. that guard was in critical condition overnight. two suspects were taken into custody. >>> 1 of the 14 victims in a mass shooting in downtown austin, texas this weekend has died. 25-year-old douglas candtor was visiting from new york. police say the shooting stemmed from a dispute between the suspect, and most of the victims were innocent bystanders. >>> a major battle over whether companies can mandate covid vaccines in the workplace. sued over the vaccination requirement, and now a federal judge has rejected the lawsuit calling it frivolous and saying the workers can find jobs elsewhere. an attorney says they will appeal. today marks since months since the first covid vaccine dose was you given here in the united states, but vaccine rates have slowed dramatically. the u.s. is on pace to fall short of president biden's goal of getting 70% of americans at least partially vaccinate by july 4 point. the delta variant is growing and becoming dominant in the u.s. the variant confirmed

different versions of them sort of rebounded and came back in the, in the form of, let's say, the, the lennox and 917, and the nazis, you know, and, but periodically, you get, these hysteria is in there a product of this tremendous anxiety that is caused by a culture that seems and fears that it's going to lose so much stuff, a value to them, including you know, their, with their well, the whole way of life. their daily routines, their ability to pay for their shelter in their food. these are very crucial things, and the cobra 19 emergency actually ruined a lot of households. and now i suppose that that's causing just a tremendous amount of pain and suffering out there. and a lot of those aren't the work serious because they work through tend to be the people who are doing better, you know, and they want to teach us all 10, get 10 benches, moral lessons about how to live. right? and you know, it's becoming extremely tedious. i've lost a lot of friends over this and you know, i hear that other people have to and so i don't think that sent them. it has been more divided in this country since th

lennox stafford looks at the impact former president trump had on politics but also been published this week in the perfect police state journalist jeffrey kain reports on surveillance in china as the uighur population. and robin d'angelo argues white progressives often perpetuate racist stereotypes and nice racism. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors to appear on the near future on book tv. ♪ ♪ >> book tv on cspan2. every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors, funding for book tv comes in these television companies and more including comcast. doing this is just a community center? no it's way more than that. partnering wi-fi there ready for anything comcast length these television the book tv on cspan2 as a public service. >> here are some programs to look out for this weekend on book tv. tonight on her author interview program, "after words", and eight former senior divisor in the biden administration such as full republican senate leader about the u.s. response to the coronavirus pandemic. then myrna matthew spal

of corporate subsidies to boeing and airbus can talk about put new wind in the sales of a transit lennox trade relationship. also on the show, americans keep their wallet out, but rising prices and a reopening economy are changing the way they're spending. well here for more correspondent and german firms. hope to kick start quantum computing applications for business. can they help europe make up for ground loss to china? and the us welcome to the show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. with nearly 2 decades old tre, dispute bowing versus air bus. both stand accused of receiving subsidies or preferential treatment back home to compete better against the other on the global market. now, on the back of a summit in brussels, the u. s. and you say they'll show the tariffs, at least for the near term, as they try to focus on bigger market rivals. companies out of china. the store, it can be on the u. s. and e, you have agreed to a 5 year plan that would suspend tariffs connected to the air bus boeing dispute. the deal also includes the creation of a working group to negotiate subsidy limits, b

gerri willis is at camp lennox, that's in otis, massachusetts. first question, gerri.were pre-enrolled before covid. the summer before covid, right? so they just rolled over their tuition. now, down the road, might they raise it? absolutely but these kids right now are not paying more to get in even though demand is high, and that is the big thing this year, right? demand is high. if you want to go to a camp like camp lennox and i know a lot of parents out there want to, we're in otis, massachusetts, well you better hurry up because spots are limited. listen. >> when we got the green light that camps were going to open like the end of january, there was like an explosion and the flood gates just opened up. i think we did a year worth of recruiting in four months. gerri: yeah, so this high demand , i got to tell you it's a welcome change from last year. these camps and there are 15,000 across the country, lost some $16 trillion in revenue last year, because of the closures, only 18% of sleep-away camps were open, 60% of day camps, so it was really tragic for these prope

lennox square mall gunfire at the cheese cake factory. macy employees shot. took her purse. two weeks ago go 15-year-olds shot and almost killed a security guard at the apple store. what's the real reason for all this crime? >> look, people shouldn't be scared because they simply want to get gas in broad daylight. we focus on buck head this weekend. we stayed out late, you know, the bars have been -- or at least some bars have been associated with a lot of these gatherings of a lot of people. well, you know what? we were policing those when they closed this weekend. and it was very effective tactic. in fact, atlanta police department was thanking us for their partnership over the weekend. you know, we have got to start tackling the problem where it happens. they know where it is. they need someone to back their law enforcement agency up, back the men and women on the street up. and give them direction to go after these folks and send a message. that's what i have told our folks. we have got a great partnership with the atlanta police department. but they are

case this crackdown gains steam, grady trimble says they are taking all sorts of precautions in new lennoxg guns in record number s. take a look at the numbers from march of this year, the firearms sale background check, march was the highest number ever, 4.7 million background checks conducted that's up 25% year-over-year, the numbers in april and may tapered off a little bit but we're still way up compared to last year, 2020 which was, by the way, also a record year. we're at key firearms in new len nox. you're telling me that you're hearing from a lot of first time gun buyers people who don't ordinarily buy guns and have decided you know what i think i need one for protection. >> that's correct about 70% of our business right now is new gun owners. reporter: and what do they tell you? what's the reason for the purchase? >> it scared because the crime rate is high and they are looking to protect themselves and families so looking to get into firearms. reporter: when you hear the president is going to talk about gun violence later today and typically what happens when a democrat talks abo