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um, so she goes to mervin leroy who's directing a movie. she has a small part in and she says, you know, what do i do about this? i'm not a communist. so she says maybe the screen actors guild could. figure this out. so leroy goes to ronald reagan the president of the guild. disappointed when he calls because he thinks leroy's calling to offer him apart. he quickly discovers. it's another nancy davis. they're talking about well, and he says don't worry about it screen actors guild's got your back. nancy says no. i'm really going to have to meet him in person to really calm like theirs. well the fact is she had her eye on this. yes. i could see a legit about it. she kind of had her eye on this newly single handsome guy for a while. but when ronald reagan shows up her doorstep for this supposedly blind, but carefully engineered on her part first date. he is at the lowest point of his life. his wife has walked out his career is coming to an end. he himself has childhood trauma having been the son of an alcoholic. he is also standing there. lit

formerly known as the zeum and which is a great place in yerba buena and standling in front of the leroy king carousel that was a good friend of mine and started on the san francisco redevelopment agency for many years and the significance of naming it after him during the ceremony for all the work he did in san francisco and this carousel which was row located to closer from that area and with such a beautiful story and significant rich history and going to the de jong as a kid. and i didn't understand what museums were about and henry oswald tanners and the banjo -- is that what this was called? that one stuck with he for whatever reason. i would see in it other places and books and point it out as something i saw as a kid in the museum. and the albino alligator and there is a new one there. and i remember if there was one there and i remember when i was a kid and so many great museums and exploring the kids to grow up and the great field trips. had it not been for the field trips and being able to explore the concrete slide at golden gate park and all the great things and activities i

they had 2 players on the bench, leroy and a cannot be who super but i can players german funds have been crying for them to come on. but they didn't. so a lot wrong with germany. england can be very pleased with their performance. another clean sheet that you can see the goal yet, and the tournament, which is a lot to build on. and yeah, great victory, a historic victory as well for them 1st victory over germany and a major tournaments. and those, do you think germany or england rather have a shot at the title now? and there might have been us not just because i want to be allowed back to scotland . i think like i said, they've not conceded the goal and that so that's a platform to build on for any fatal. and they also have a very weak state of the drug and the big display enrollment course of them before the winter of sweden, which it would expect to win. and if they get through that, they play the winner check public against denmark. again, he'd given him an english or not before the tournament. they said yes please. so if they can get to the final and i wouldn't write them off, b

leroy sane�*s free kick summing up their night, as france held on for what, in a tough group, could beal win. earlier, the defending champions portugal beat hungary 3—0, with two goals from, who else, cristiano ronaldo? it's wonderful! in the process, he became the top scorer in euros history. not a bad way to do it. andy swiss, bbc news. well, ronaldo always comes up with the goods on the big stage and tomorrow, wales need to follow suit. they are facing turkey, but in addition to rising temperatures in baku, they will have more than just the turkish team to contend with. here is our correspondent hywel griffith. bound by a border and the blood ties of millions. azerbaijan and turkey see each other as two states of one nation. it means 30,000 turkish fans will be here in baku for the game, outnumbering the welsh supporters by 100 to one. we just sing as loud as we possibly can and we hope the players can hear us and we have a good time. that's all that matters, sing the welsh national anthem as loud as we can. wales weren't on song for their opening draw against switzerland. the playe

and they had 2 players on the bench. leroy on a serge cannot be who super but i can players german funds have been crying for them to move on, but they didn't. so a lot wrong with germany. england can be very pleased with their performance. another clean sheet that you can see the goal yet, and the tournament, which is a lot to build on. and yeah, great victory, a historic victory as well for them 1st victory over germany in a major tournament. and those, do you think germany or england rather have a shot at the title now? and there was, they might have been us, not just because i want to be a load back to scotland. i think like i said, they've not conceded the goal and that's, that's a platform to build on for any faithful. and they also have very weak state of the drug. and if they play enrollment, of course, if in the winter of sweden you couldn't, which they would expect to win. and if they get through that, they play the winner chicken public against denmark. again, he'd given and, and england. so not before the tournament they said yes please. so if they can get to the final and i

joining me now for more is former nasa astronaut leroy chiao. thank you very much forjoining us.station and how significant is this? ., ., , ., ., , . ., this? china has made no secret that the are this? china has made no secret that they are looking _ this? china has made no secret that they are looking to _ this? china has made no secret that they are looking to expand - this? china has made no secret that they are looking to expand their- they are looking to expand their ability— they are looking to expand their ability to— they are looking to expand their ability to explore space, particularly with humans. and so this is_ particularly with humans. and so this is a — particularly with humans. and so this is a pretty big step for them because — this is a pretty big step for them because they have launched people into space — because they have launched people into space but as was pointed out this was— into space but as was pointed out this was the first mission with astronauts on board for almost five years _ astronauts on board for almost five years and _ astronauts on board f

and they had 2 players on the bench, leroy on a. and so she cannot be who super but i can players german funds have been crying for them to come on. and, but they didn't. so a lot wrong with germany, england can be very pleased with their performance. another clean sheet that you can see the goal yet, and the tournament, which is a lot to build on. and yeah, great victory, a historic victory as well for them. first victory over germany and a major tournament institute. those do you think germany or england rather have a shot at the title now? and there might have been that's not just because i want to be allowed back to scotland. i think like i said, they've not conceited the goal and that so that's a platform to build on for any faithful. and they also have very weak state of the draw. and if they play enrollment courses in the winter, when you create which is just context, which you would expect to win. and if they get through that, they play the winner check public against denmark. again, you've given an, an england or not before

the wic over the hill know and they had 2 players on the bench. leroy and a surge cannot agree who are super attacking players. german funds had been crying for them to go on, but they didn't. so a lot wrong with germany. england can be very pleased with their performance, another clean sheet. they're not considered a goal yet. and the tournament, which is a lot to build on and on. yeah, great victory, historic victory as well for them. first victory over germany and a major tournament. and those, do you think germany or england rather have a shot at the title now? and there might have been that's not just because i want to be allowed back to scotland. i think like i said, there's no conceited the goal and that so that's a platform to build on for any fatal. and they also have a very weak state of the draw. and if they play enrollment courses in between the winners, when you said me, which you would expect to win. and if they get through that, they play the winner chicken public against denmark. again, you've given them an england not before the tournament. they said yes, please. so if

sue went to baltimore city maryland this is leroy, good morning. >> caller: good morning.ho but the homeownership. this is what i have noticed. the asians, hispanics, africans, anybody that comes to this country they are coming here with a fresh start. what i mean by that is, i've been living my own life but not that it's so good but a lot of us do not have good credit. both eat the other people coming here they need a leg up. i had in here my whole life working and i need a leg up. they will help them get a house where they will help them get a business. by then getting thatit leg up those people have been here forever that's why they seem to prosper and get more. it's heldhe against us because they can put the cracker credit records and say this this this this this print but the guy coming into the country with a clean slate, they give him a leg up. still it your point lead bright, dedrick asante-muhammed you want to take that? >> yes we do. we also did a snapshot called immigrants. : : : that's been a big challenge for african-americans and those who experience racism i

host: to baltimore city, maryland, this is leroy. caller: we were talking about homeownership. this is what i've noticed. the asian, the spanish, african, anybody that comes to this country, they are coming here with -- look, i've been living here my whole life. my credit score is good but a lot of us don't have good credit. but-- when these other people ce here, they give us a leg up. getting a leg up there whole life to help them get out. so, by then good -- getting a leg up, that is why they seem to prosper a little bit more. it's held against us, they pull the credit record and say this, this, this, this. the guy coming into the country with a clean slate, let's give him a leg up. host: dedrick asante-muhammed, you want to take that? caller: we did a snapshot -- guest: we did a snapshot called immigrants and the racial divide. the basic analysis that i put forward is that immigrants who come here with highly skilled, highly trained with income, they do well, they have good income and high owner -- high homeownership rates. those who come without it don't do as well in part

even dollar leroy did not provide that much excitement.lar lire will move about one percentage point, a weaker turkish lira as the president of turkey talks about cutting interest rates over the central bank. tom: 8.62 on the turkish lira. those headlines are brutal out of turkey. i we don't most importantly, oil , 7110 a barrel on brent crude. red and green on the screen. we will do jobs day for you on friday. right now in washington, emily wilkins with this. i want to pause on a quieter date, distinction of the voting rights of president biden speaks of and the john lewis act and the for the people act, two different acts, was the, senator manchin is front and center. which has a higher ground right now? emily: that is a big question. it depends on how you look at a. with the larger voting rights package, it is already present this out -- i it to house, the senate is already considering it so it is going to the process far more. this is a more expensive bill than the one named dr. john lewis. that one focuses on very specific law and par

he will be leaving after that, and you can see this is a team that, you know, the likes of leroy on a, on the bench. so i cannot, bree young is facing attacking players. the german funds will be asking why, when the on the pitch from the start. so this is some sort of feeding for the future. yes and beliefs left. last game, as i mentioned, there's not much to look forward to at the moment and times of the future if you, based on that performance. but as i say, there are players that haven't been playing the license can be the legs of sunny the german times will feel can come in, make a difference in the future under hands. the flick and he's going to be the new face was the bio coach. that so well with bio and winning 7 titles and 18 months there. so and german funds will be hoping he can come in and make a difference remains to be seen whether whether that will come to pass. my colleagues dw sport. thank you so much. well, as mentioned the germany lost in the european championships that brings the air of your human learners head coach to an end you legacy includes football, the bigge

leroy chiao is a former nasa astronaught.eavour, much less expensive endeavour, much less expensive than an orbital endeavour or writing with the russians in their spacecraft and spending a week aboard the international space station, but a tidy sum nonetheless. when you hear the stories, do you think there's any value to man public understanding of what's happening out in space in this space travel? ., ,., , ., . travel? there are some research opportunities — travel? there are some research opportunities of _ travel? there are some research opportunities of these _ travel? there are some researchj opportunities of these suborbital flights. _ opportunities of these suborbital flights, not nearly as much as an orbital— flights, not nearly as much as an orbital flight when you have your samples — orbital flight when you have your samples in space for weeks or even months _ samples in space for weeks or even months at — samples in space for weeks or even months at a — samples in space for weeks or even months at a time or even

. >> my name is leroy chapman. >> he did a video series about tulsa's hidden secrets. >> one of themn cemetery had been rumors of a location of a mass grave attributed to the tulsa race riot. >> what's my reaction? there is no way that could possibly be true. >> mass graves in oak lawn cemetery where my great, great parents were buried and nobody bothered to look. this is a historic day for tulsa and our country as we begin to attest excavation in oak lawn cemetery, there is nothing abstract or theoretical. this is not a research project. this is an investigation. >> scientists are said to break ground in the efforts to find victims of the massacre. >> 100 years later, the families of the victims of 1921 could get answers and closures. >> it should have been done well before but it was not. >> that was a baton that was handed to us. it was not an easy race. >> we focus in a location in oakland cemetery that we felt had a highly likelihood encountering a mass grave. as we were excavating down, we realized that we had materials that did not belong there. >> the search turned up many ol

type kind of frothing at the mouth seemingly, or you know, intransigent around desegregation, but leroy collins isn't really that kind of governor, right? there's a different kind of leadership model that he employs and it's one that you know one could argue becomes the dominant model. in the new south i mean does it matter? that he's the governor. or does it seem like there are other forces? at work good luck trying to find it. please thank you. there are other forces that we're going to definitely say that yeah the entire federal. policy structure is essentially the public officials and governors included are just their kind of interpreting these regulations in the best way that they can but at the end of the day, they're still restricted by these loaning laws and housing laws and and all the other right anti-discrimination is going to run all so right so they operate in a legal landscape themselves. they're not kind of unilateral. that's right. as far as you can tell who seems to be the most powerful player. in any of these issues i simply in the sun belt civil rights article who see

formerly known as the zeum and which is a great place in yerba buena and standling in front of the leroy king carousel that was a good friend of mine and started on the san francisco redevelopment agency for many years and the significance of naming it after him during the ceremony for all the work he did in san francisco and this carousel which was row located to closer from that area and with such a beautiful story and significant rich history and going to the de jong as a kid. and i didn't understand what museums were about and henry oswald tanners and the banjo -- is that what this was called? that one stuck with he for whatever reason. i would see in it other places and books and point it out as something i saw as a kid in the museum. and the albino alligator and there is a new one there. and i remember if there was one there and i remember when i was a kid and so many great museums and exploring the kids to grow up and the great field trips. had it not been for the field trips and being able to explore the concrete slide at golden gate park and all the great things and activities i

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host: to baltimore city, maryland, this is leroy. caller: we were talking about homeownership.is what i've noticed. the asian, the spanish, african, anybody that comes to this country, they are coming here with -- look, i've been living here my whole life. my credit score is good but a lot of us don't have good credit. but-- when these other people ce here, they give us a leg up. getting a leg up there whole life to help them get out. so, by then good -- getting a leg up, that is why they seem to prosper a little bit more. it's held against us, they pull the credit record and say this, this, this, this. the guy coming into the country with a clean slate, let's give him a leg up. host: dedrick asante-muhammed, you want to take that? caller: we did a snapshot -- guest: we did a snapshot called immigrants and the racial divide. the basic analysis that i put forward is that immigrants who come here with highly skilled, highly trained with income, they do well, they have good income and high owner -- high homeownership rates. those who come without it don't do as well in part of the

that was officer leroy taylor of west virginia.he college kid, to tell me what the whole fight was about, the culture war. it's about the little guy, little woman, who doesn't have much. they don't have a glamorous life, but they do have their flag and their country and they feel it. and they feel it strongly. you know, joe, i've had this amazing life. i wrote about it. i had two years to write about it. that helped me. but i started in africa for all of those years and i was in the air force one flying around with jimmy carter, fighting for his re-election. i was with tip o'neil in the back rooms of power. i was at the berlin wall when it was coming down talking to regular germans about why it was all happening. and one of the young kids -- i said to the kid, what does freedom mean to you? and the kid say, talking to you. the big changes in our life, whether it's the end of apartheid. i was there with archbishop tutu when he got the vote for the first time at age of 62. i was in northern ireland when the irish and catholics got to