i have met some descendants of pulley allen, of cecilia lewis. charles lewis. and the turner's. see probably close to maybe, 300 descendants. fifth generation. that still live in the community today. so cudjo lewis was always, that iconic person in the community. not only was he a mover and shaker, but he was the person that made things happen. and so as a result, even today when decisions are being made sometimes people say let's just think about this for a minute and think about what he is done. so as a result of that, you know and by the way these bricks are the original bricks of the descendants of clotilda the. and this was just on two years ago, our maybe three years ago, by a local sculpture. look and miss livingston, actually offered to do this, i want to a go fund to complete it. and it's beautiful. i put it right there with queen nefertiti as you know in terms of the quality of the product. so this is africa town. again a community of about 1900 people today. and another little known fact, is that mobile we have the third highest number of baseball players in the whole

. >>> and honoring john lewis. his legacy on what would have been on his 81st birthday. >> you have the moral obligation to do something, say something. >> announcer: from abc news, it's "this week." here now, chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. joe biden has now been president for a month, but this week seemed to be a new start for the biden presidency. his predecessor's impeachment trial over and the biggest distraction is over now, at least for now. as the nation approaches the once-unthinkable milestone of 500,000 confirmed american deaths from covid-19, there are signs of hope -- infections are down dramatically and there are signs of just how difficult the road ahead will be. dangerous new variants of the virus and mixed messages from the white house about when vaccines will be available for all, when schools can be fully reopened and when life will get back to normal. we'll talk about all of that with white house press secretary jen psaki in just a few moments. >>> this week, we also had our first

congressman lewis loved to shop. he was a jokester, and he was the person everybody thought was a bigger than life icon, but for me, he was like the uncle down the street who knew the one thing that could make you smile. for me, that has always been shopping. the dillards department store that is based in the south, they have an annual sale after christmas every year, and all of the clearance things are an additional 50% off. he would always call in and say, did you see anything good? did they have any sales? that was our time to make sure we would catch the good sales. >> he was ill and was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. do you know if he expressed his viewpoint of who should replace him on the ballot? >> that i don't know. congressman lewis was a fighter until the very end, and the last time that i saw him was when he came down to the capitol in march to qualify for election. at the time, none of us knew that he would not see the november election and serve out the remainder of his term. that is not s

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his american name was cudgel lewis. they couldn't pronounce his name and they named him cudgel lewis. we said we want you to go back home and negotiate with timothy maeher whatever it takes to get us out of us. timothy maeher being the slick ter that he was, he said y'all come to work for me and then you'll make money to get home. they went to work for him. every friday when it got time to get paid their money went for food, clothing and shelter. they never had any discretionary money so they came to the resolve that they would have to stay in the community. they didn't understand the language, the customs, but they made a way out and they brought their customs, their culture to this community and they said this is our africatown, and that's how it got its name. zip code-wise it's a part of mobile, a 12.5-square mile area and there's colloquially three different, four different communities out here. there's plateau, magazine point, happy hills, lewis quarters, they are all a part of africatown. so they ended up staying

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. >> reporter: 100 families have temporary housing near. 90% led by single working moms like tracy lewis. what was the lowest point? >> i was eight months pregnant, walking up and down outside, like ain't got nowhere to go. am i going to have to stay outside with the baby? >> reporter: metropolitan ministries gave her housing and helped reunite her with three daughters living in jamaica. but without a car, getting to work is a struggle. that's where the nfl came in. the league pledged $2 million to tampa nptse ministries, which identified 20 families in need. >> we'll come up with a custom program for each family, and really take them over the hump and really be a part of a legacy to our community. >> reporter: tracy lewis got the car she needed, a 2020 ford escape. >> i wasn't even expecting a brand new car, just something to take me to and from. it's a blessing to have. >> you have a legacy. >> reporter: alexia sheppard fled from an abusive relationship but she ran out of money last october. >> we were living in my car for two days. >> reporter: two kids in a car and sleeping? >> a lot

louis where they become friends with william clark of the lewis and clark expedition. they go up the missouri river. they end up spending the winter with the mandin indians who are presented here. and what they come back with is an unparalleled history of the mandan's cultural lifeways but also natural history of the midwest of the united states. max is always comparing it to brazil. because of course brazil is this lush rainforest. and he cannot get over how barren and seer and dry and scary the great plains seems to be, particularly when it's not high summer. and so he will look at the hudus up on the missouri river coast, and he will see castles. but for him they are gothic and they are brooding. he's not 100% sure he likes this. and so the notion of the badlands, he actually embraces that. it's like i miss the palm trees, i'm kind of missing brazil, this is a little bit whacky and weird. and if you've ever been through south dakota and the black hills, it is a fabulously alien-looking landscape. the fact that he is picking up on this is i think really helpful too.

i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: "an existential threat" and "dangerous" —joe biden calls for donald trump to lose access to intelligence briefings traditionally given to former presidents. ijust think there is no need for him to have the intelligence briefings. what value is giving him an intelligence briefing? what impact does he have at all, except that he might slip and fall and say something? russia expels diplomats from eu countries, accusing them of taking part in protests against the jailing of alexei navalny. the british government says it is on track to offer a vaccine to everyone over 50 by may. and christopher plummer, who shot to fame as captain von trapp in the sound of music, dies, age 91. hello and welcome to our viewers on pbs america and around the globe. presidentjoe biden doesn't believe his predecessor donald trump should have access to intelligence briefings because of his — quote — "erratic behavior." former us presidents traditionally receive some intelligence briefings even a

louis where they become friends with lewis and clark, of the lewis and clark expedition. they go up the missouri river. they spent time with the indians who are here. and with the come back with is a unparalleled history of their cultural life ways, what max is always comparing it to brazil because he cannot get over how baron, seer, and scary it seems to be, particularly when it's not high summer. he will look at the hutus up on the missouri river coast. he will see castles. but for him the or gothic and brooding. he's not quite sure that he likes this. so the notion of badlands, he embraces, that he's like i miss the palm trees, and miss brazil, this is wacky and, weird if you've ever been to south dakota and through the black hills, it'sbu you're going to get in the narrative. what's also really great is that just as humboldt's generosity in lending us his map constrained politics after the louisiana purchased william clark will give max copies of his turn by turn route maps of the mississippi missouri reverse as a gift. in order to help speed him on his way. and what

absolutely, lewis, through here. absolutely, lewis. and _ through here.lewis, and to put - lewis, and to put this in perspective for you, gun sales in this country soared over the course of the last year to record numbers. partly it is thought in response to the coronavirus pandemic would you believe, partly in response to the black lives matter protest that could —— that took place here last summer. there are now 393 million civilian owned firearms in this country, that is more than there are people. it makes the us the most heavily armed nation on earth. as you mentioned, joe biden making it something of a priority, calling for what he calls common sense gun control laws, to rid the nation of the possibility of another epidemic of these sort of attacks. he was to see background checks on all commercial gun sales, he wants to see a ban on assault weapons, the kind that the 19—year—old nikolas cruz who opened fire in that florida school parkland, killing 17 people, used. he actually bought that weapon without a background check, despite the fact that he w

lewis hamilton will go for. his eight world title.— his eight world title.gain with mercedes. he _ his eight world title. again with mercedes. he says _ his eight world title. again with mercedes. he says it's - his eight world title. again with mercedes. he says it's very - mercedes. he says it's very important that they're going to set “p important that they're going to set up this foundation. something he's really on top of as well to promote diversity and inclusivity in the sport. diversity and inclusivity in the sort. . , , ,, sport. certainly in the press release it — sport. certainly in the press release it was _ sport. certainly in the press release it was right - sport. certainly in the press release it was right up - sport. certainly in the press. release it was right up there. sport. certainly in the press . release it was right up there. it was one of the main bullet points of the reasons why he stand on the dotted line. 0nce the reasons why he stand on the dotted line. once again mercedes coming together with lewis hamilton to create a foundatio

family says, lewis and the suspect knew each other. but police aren't talking about what led up to it all. chief armstrong reacting to the shooting. >> young people finally be able to come out and engage and participate in sports. to have this event happen, it's just really, really tragic for our community. >> reporter: jones says lew was all about community, family, and sports. he was the star of the oakland bulldogs. a team, that is a part of the premiere-adult basketball league for players 35 and over. >> no morals, no more. it's just like people do anything, in front of anybody. and whatever. they don't care about the other -- safety of other people. and it's just -- it's sad. >> reporter: in oakland, cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. >>> 32 years later, a violent rape case has been solved but now, detectives say there may be other victims out there. to today, police describe what they call a heinous case from 1989. a woman, raped, choked, and stabbed. she managed to survive. three decades later, dna evidence identified john harris j

barry lewis died in january at the age of 75.ight we begin a night of programs on architecture and art with two of his talks. first, mr. lewis discusses the design and construction of the iconic brooklyn bridge which was built in the 1870s. that's followed by his look at the creation and evolution of new york city's greenwich village. enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> bill lee delivered his state of the state address in nashville. they spoke about their response to the covid-19 pandemic and the state's economic strength dte

lewis died at the scene, police say the 36 year old suspect turned himself in wednesday night. just the worst thing that you could ever experience as a chief is knowing that the young people in your community was exposed. toe senseless violence, friend tells me this is video of lewis, working as a food vendor at the oakland coliseum during a warriors game. 38 year old is also a junior far city basketball coach at agnosia valley high school and walnut creek. we got to start being better, you know, especially when his children around police have not released the suspect's identity or a motive. ah friend of lewis tells me he suspects jealousy may have been the motive in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. san jose police are investigating a shooting tonight that left two people wounded. it happened just after 7 30 in the 200 block of ninth avenue. police described the victims as two adults. their injuries are said to be non life threatening so far. no information on a suspect new information tonight on the disappearance of a 14 year old girl in san francisco. who's been missin

john lewis spent the next 65 years on earth following dr. king's teachings. i never met anyone in my life so unshakeably committed to nonviolence and the transformative power of love. there was another person who inspired john lewis to spend his life getting into what he called good trouble. he said he was inspired to end race discrimination by the brutal death of emmett till in mississippi in 1955. when emet til -- emmett till was supposedly murdered for whisling at a white woman. he visited relatives from his home on the south side of chicago. when his body was returned to his grieving mother, she made a decision that changed the world. she demanded that her son's coffin remain open at his funeral so the world could see what racism and injustice did to her child. this launched the civil rights movement of the mid-20th century. it was one of the greatest period of reckoning in our nation's history. months later rossa parks refused to give up a seat on a montgomery alabama bus, she said that she thought of emmett till and that covered his like a quilted blank

he wanted to be referred to as eight out lewis. lewis had a tough life. he was born in 1865. he was born of parent who had been enslaved. but he had a drive that was amazing. and with only a sixth grade education, he went on to found with six other black men insurance company. this was 1901. it wasn't the first black insurance company. it was the first insurance company in the state of florida. lewis became florida's first black millionaire. so, by the, way my that and my mom were constantly reminding us, myself, my older sister, that's your great grandfather, we are not rich. but would it meant to be the great granddaughter of lewis was that you know what? class never trumped race. it didn't matter. sure there were certain accommodations. but it ultimately didn't matter. and race is still unable to trump in our country. >> and with that doctor -- >> forgive me. i just wanted to tell this one little bit. lewis was a very religious person. and so after church, it seemed to last all the long. the church seem to last forever. at the end, my sister and i got to go to luis is home

we're waiting for lewis and clark to get back.e can't wait to see what they bring back from those, you know, west of those mountains. now poor lewis and clark have no clue that humbled has been here. and so when they get back, here is jefferson who is like, well what about this and what about this and what about the other? and did you measure this? did you measure? that and i can imagine mother mary lewis going, that wasn't in the instructions. what lewis and clark come back to is that genuine inside excitement of what they did bring back but also the sense that somehow they might have fallen short because humbled changed the calculus. humbled raised the expectations. and now with jefferson wants more than anything else is to be able to feed humbled the caliber and the quantity of the data that humbled is so enthusiastic about. so that's where we are in 1804, 1805. we are exhilarated, where euphoric, we have tied our history and our sense of future to the scale of the mammoth. now, what happens when george qv a, the leading scient

i'm lewis vaughan jones. i'm lewis vaughanjones. this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello there.this area of low pressure, in fact. and this cloud you can see here associated with the low is a weather front, a particularly slow—moving front. it's going to be bringing rain for some for the next couple of days. rainfall totals building up, then, but the wettest weather will always be over high ground — so the moors of south—west england, the brecon beacons, snowdonia, the cumbrian fells, northern ireland generally, and across southern and western scotland, particularly the highlands and the southern uplands. so we could see some localised flooding building in. along with the wet weather some strong winds, mild air. temperatures about 8—9 celsius as we start the day on friday. further east it is dry, but it's chillier. temperatures around three celsius, most places should be frost—free. now for friday, it's a wet and windy starts the day across these western areas with gusts of wind potentially running into the low—60s of miles per hour or so in places. outbreaks of rain with many o

congressman lewis would have turned 81 this weekend. congressman lewis spent his life getting into good trouble. at 21 he was one of the original 13 freedom riders. at 23, as chairman of snick, he spoke at the march on washington. at 25 he led the march from selma to montgomery, in the process, getting hatred that the locals could throw at him. he served for more than 35 years, becoming the conscience of the congress. the tireless work of heroes like john lewis pushes me to continue pursuing equitable and just policies. over the past two years, our country has had a much-needed awakening to the systemic inequality people of color face every single day. i promise to continue using my privilege as a member of congress to try to break down that inequality wherever it is found. in that spirit, i am proud to be co-sponsoring some critical pieces of legislation being considered in congress. h.r. 1, the for the people act, a transform aigsal bill that -- transformational bill that seeks to have easy access to the ballot box, secure nonpartisan

karen lewis had been battling brain cancer since 2014. stepped down from her position at ctu due to her health four years later. this is karen lewis in a 2010 interview with democracy now! >> i think anybody will argue with that, that the system is broken. it has not basically changed since the 1900s -- 1800s, for that matter. as a result, it has never been able to absorb real innovation. the problem is it is just a lot easier to test, test, test children. curriculum has narrowed in chicago. if you look at the average day for an elementary school kid, it is reading, reading, reading, math, math, math. kids are bored to tears. they are hating school at an early age. there is no joy or passion. the results show that. amy: karen lewis' death comes as some 25,000 members of the chicago teachers union vote today on whether to approve a plan to return to in-person learning during the pandemic. union members have been on the cusp of striking over coronavirus safety concerns. see our interviews with karen lewis, go to democracynow.org. and those

barry lewis died in january at the age of 75. tonight we begin a night of programs on architecture and art with two of his talks. first, mr. lewis discusses the design and construction of the iconic brooklyn bridge which was built in the 1870s. that's followed by his look at the creation and evolution of new york city's greenwich village. enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >> bill lee delivered his state of the state address in nashville. they spoke about their response to the covid-19 pandemic and the state's economic strength despite the coronavirus. >> mr. sergeant at arms, invite the members in and close the doors. pursuant to house joint resolution 37, the joint convention for the governor's state of the state address will come to order. mr. speaker. senator johnson, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. president. i move to dispense with the call of the role of the senate. without objection -- that's your line, sorry. >> without objection, the roll call of the senate is dispensed with. leader, you're recogni

that isjust as much asjohn lewis and mns combined.of money and that is the big issue whichjohn lewis and marcus spencer will have because they have got buildings that they have all their offices and shops and they pay rates on. —— marks & spencer is. amazon say they pay their fair share. i'm sure they do but this might be an issue going into the budget on march the 3rd. will this business right for holiday carry on after march? will it not? 20 for holiday carry on after march? will it not?— for holiday carry on after march? will it not? :: , _, , ., will it not? 20 seconds to tell me what ou will it not? 20 seconds to tell me what you buy _ will it not? 20 seconds to tell me what you buy from _ will it not? 20 seconds to tell me what you buy from amazon - will it not? 20 seconds to tell me i what you buy from amazon recently. will it not? 20 seconds to tell me - what you buy from amazon recently. i don't know where to begin on there. huge _ don't know where to begin on there. huge profits. they should be taxed fairiy~ _ huge profits.

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lewis died at the scene. police say the 36 year old suspect turned himself in wednesday night, and he's under arrest. the idea that someone would be so brazen to come into a place that sacred just the worst thing that you could ever experience as a chief is knowing that the young people in your community was exposed toe senseless violence icu. a friend tells me this is video of lewis, working as a food vendor at the oakland coliseum during a warriors game. the 38 year old is also a junior far city basketball coach at ignacio valley high school in walnut creek. we got to start being better, you know, especially when his children around. police have not released the suspect's identity or a motive. ah friend of lewis tells me he suspects the motive, maybe jealousy. frank. i don't even know what to say. it's just so awful. amber thank you. also in oakland woman was dragged down the street by a car while thieves were stealing her purse. crime was captured on surveillance video. it happened yesterday afternoon on i

i was honored to walk behind john lewis and mrs. obama. made it possible for barack obama. none of us would have thought we would see a black woman become vice president of the united states. a black woman that became that graduating from an hbcu, howard university, but we see now, six years after that march, even after john lewis has gone on that kamala harris sits as vice president of the united states and as i said at the beginning of the show, two years ago, today, i sat with her in sylvia's restaurant known all over the world. at the same table i sat with barack obama and talked about per suing the dream for president. she made it to vice president and next saturday, i will show and interview i will do with her this week in washington and the white house about where we are in black history now. what she means, what she hopes people will say about her and her uniqueness bringing into an unprecedented time and what our priorities. it's not enough to just tud stud -- study black history, you must make some and when you time comes, you mu

and to black lives lots activists are arrested for attacking a conservative john lewis who was covering the rally we hear from the reporter. i feel that being conservative media is now very physically threatening to journalists america is descending into something that you know i would never have imagined 3 experience in my life. hello and welcome to our to international live from the snowy russian capital as always good to have you with us. while stopped in itself this hour a campaign to boycott facebook launched in australia this week it's off to the tech giant block to its news feed in the country over the proposed to make social networks pay publishes for content congress has called it an abuse of power auntie's simon wright brings us his take. australia's government is fully coming to terms with the fact that facebook has told it where to go and there's nothing you can do about it might use what happened social media giant facebook has followed through on a script restricting people in australia from viewing news content streaming you know it's better to someone with an australian

architectural historian barry lewis died last month. coming up on american history tv. it look at two of his talks on architecture and art. the first, mr. lewis discusses the design and construction of the brooklyn bridge as followed by his lecture on the creation of evolution of new york cities greenwich village and its influence on american society and culture. later on american artifacts, a conversation on early american art and history. >> you're watching american history tv.

peter lewis indeed. -- peter: indeed.ckage of this form that has been recommended by lawmakers to deal with their not -- there monopoly power. it creates a blueprint for a way of regulating the platforms within a liberal democracy. taken as a whole, it is maybe a roadmap for the rest of the world from down under. there tended to be licensing agreements are copyrights, but this is systemic change that actually recognizes the inherent value of public enters journalism and that is why it is so challenging to both facebook and google. haslinda: peter, facebook says it is taking issue with the fact that it is being told how much to pay as opposed to the eu where the two sides, the traditional media and the social media can pretty much negotiate the price. peter: while negotiating with someone else and commercial terms tends to operate in your favor, doesn't it. there would be a regulation that says if you cannot reach an agreement, there be a third party to determine a reasonable offer. we think that is reasonable when you are

he sought out more information about the people of the west of the lewis and clark expedition. and he had indigenous art and cultural artifacts displayed on the walls of monticello. as a national leader jefferson helped establish the military and political power of the united states and he helped to determine the new nation's policies towards american indians. today, we'll dig further into some of these subjects and we'll talk about jefferson's ideas and how early us developments impacted native america. and we're very fortunate to be joined today by an expert in native legal and political affairs. please join me and welcoming dr. david wilkins. dr. wilkins is the eclairborne robbins distinguished professor in leadership studies at the jepsen school of leadership studies studies at the university of richmond. professor wilkins is a citizen of the lumbee nation of north carolina. he earned his phd in political science from the university of north carolina at chapel hill and he concentrates much of his work on native politics and governance with particular attention on the transf

i'm lewis vaughan jones i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. goodbye. hello.rticularly for today and tomorrow stop it is also the threat of some heavy snowfall to contend with, potentially causing disruption for some. where is the very cold air coming from? all the way from the deck, really. via the baltic and feeding and across the uk on a strong easterly wind. to the south—east of the uk today we have the tail end of storm gusty. darcy is often to the continent but this lingering weather front could produce heavy snow across some counties of eastern england, the met office has marked out an area in amber with a warning for the risk of destruction. did start out a little bit of a mixture of rain and sleet in the far south—east but as the cold air drives itself further south throughout the afternoon it is likely to be more persistent snow as the day draws to a close. it will perhaps retreat a little bit further eastward throughout the afternoon. snowfall strong— gale force gusts of wind as well. blizzards and drifting could be an issue. driving showers across

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we know john lewis made enforcement of the voting rights act and restoration of the voting rights act a core part of his life. my hope is we will see this next congress passed the john lewis voting rights advancement act which passed in the house but has been gathering dust on the senate side. that's the role for congress. the justice department has a critical role to play in the other remaining provisions which has proven to be when actually utilized, strong against this problem of voter discrimination we see. >> we will go to joanna who is waiting in damascus, maryland. guest: good morning -- caller: good morning. i want to say i think trumps record on civil rights and human rights over the last years is appalling. the first is him going after the judge of mexican ancestry intending he couldn't be fair because the was hispanic answer assay. calling the people of the border applying for asylum to get into the united states -- and called them an infestation, which dehumanizes them. he banned transgender's in the service. he painted almost limbs as terrorists. he supported the woman in

joe: joining us is ken lewis. his firm is often called the walmart of precious metals in north america. extraordinary several days in the silver market. what was the intensity of the volume you saw for silver coins? and, to the best of your understanding, what catalyzed? >> volumes have been significant. we have done more volume on silver in the last three days then all of september. we are also seeing the type of investors are little bit different. a lot more new people to the space. 43% of our new orders today are new customers. we are seeing a lot of new people coming into the market. you asked why. clearly, i believe the reddit, the silver squeeze popularity on twitter is driving an interest. they are doing a good job of it. caroline: longer-term, can they drive it higher? this is a much more expansive, liquid, deep market them gamestop, for example. ken: i agree with you 100%. when you look at the banks and their position on silver, it will be a longer play. i have read a few things, you talked about shorts a

that is actually, i think a great marker in terms of what a lewis lewis republican would face in a primary issues they would feel they would have to eqivocate on, you will see things like election integrity from republicans who want to hold office in any state, texas, arizona, louisiana, going forward. >> yeah, and i thought that you know, the censures, to your point, this represents something real. right? like, the state parties are this liaison with the grassroots of the party. the activists and a huge part of the base. this is not some tiny little faction. you know, there's a interesting question about, if a republican just said like, i don't care what you think. you know, ben sasse is the closest to this, although, sass is e really kissed up to donald trump a lot and just enough in time to not get a primary election and then got re-elected and found his courage. he released the statement when they talked about censuring him. it was interesting, you never see anyone saying it. take a listen. >> let's be clear the anger in the state party has never been about me violating principal or ab

. >>> today would have been congressman john lewis' 81st birthday.d the voting rights he spent his whole life fighting to protect once again in jeopardy. in what can only be explained as a backlash to the historic voter turnout in 2020, the brennan center reports 28 states have more than 106 new bills on the table to restrict voter access. a clear effort to slow democratic momentum across the south and battlegrounds. like in the republican controlled states of florida and georgia, where there are proposals to block early voting on sundays and put limits on mail-in voting. restrictions that data proves would greatly impact minority voters. they're able to do this in part due to the 2013 shelby county v. holder supreme court decision, in short, the ruling released several states from adhering to articles within the voting rights act, which required state legislatures to obtain federal preapproval before enacting new election laws. as late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg famously said in her dissent, throwing out preclearance when it has worke

to quote john lewis, every generation leaves behind a legacy. what that will be is determined of the people of that generation. i hopeof as alabama continues to make progress we remember the lessons of history and must consider our challenges ahead to view them in the lenses of the legacy. remember there is nothing we cannot achieve when we work together. to my fellow alabamians, good night. may god continue to bless each of you and the great state of alabama. pam emmanuel macron at the atlantic council discussing transatlantic trade, the nato alliance, climate change and working with the biden administration. the >> it afternoon everyone i am john rogers and i served as the chairman of the atlanta council and notwithstanding the pandemic requirements we do this virtually and to kick off the official launch of the atlantic council with a generous participation of our guest his excellency president of the french republicia my crown

henry lewis gates jr.y ♪ >> reporter: they were the first praise houses that became today's black church. >> the black church's start in n america, what was its role? >> it was the main place of contact, it was ground zero. everything that was essential to our everyday living. it was many people's first introduction to entertainment. it was a stage, it was a theater. >> you know, entertainment shouldn't be in the church. what do you think the preacher does? >> the role of music in the black church is everything. >> reporter: the black church has been the driving force, shaping the history of the black experience and playing a crucial role in the fight for equality. >> did jn e ch? >> i j the age tha when when i feel like y got it. >> the black church has sustained the african-american people from the days of slavery to this day. >> reporter: now the black church is being chronicled in a pbs four-hour docuseries. >> who are the five greatest black preachers of all time? >> there's so many. >> reporter: narr

iam i am lewis vaughanjones.successfully on the red planet to look for signs of life — after a seven—month journey from earth. millions of texans are still without power after gas pipelines and wind turbines freeze over in a winter storm. well, as texans continues to struggle with sub—zero temperatures and widespread power cuts, the high—profile republican senator for the state, ted cruz, has run into some stormy weather of his own — by flying to a mexican holiday resort. 0nce news of his trip became public, it attracted a barrage of criticism on social media, and he has now returned to his home state. he says he was simply escorting his children on holiday — who had wanted to escape the cold weather — and conceded that after the outcry, he cut his trip short. resign! resign, ted cruz! this was the scene outside mr cruz�*s house in houston, where protesters gathered outside for his arrival home. and speaking to reporters, senator cruz expressed regret. ...whether the decision to go was tone—deaf. it was obviously

this is chris lewis on another rescue — a key part of the team, admired and respected.ries and my heart goes out to him. i just cannot believe what, you know, what's going through his mind at the moment. really, really tough. i've had the chance to facetime, chris and, you know, he's having conversations with me already about "where are we going to go in the wheelchair?" the two men who were rescued had travelled hundreds of miles to get to the lake district — one from leicester, one from liverpool. they've both been fined £200 for breaking lockdown rules. there is some anger and frustration in the team but, in the end, this... we're not there to judge, we're there to help. you know, we all love the fells, we're all mountaineers. we go out there because we think we can help people when they're in difficulty. and trying tojudge just isn't our role. chris' injury has had a devastating impact on the team, but they've been overwhelmed by support from other rescue organisations, and by the various online funding pages that have now been set up. because i'm a local and i've l

my husband has been diagnosed with lewy body dementia. i have a movement disorder and i am his main caretaker. we don't have a lot of help, but my husband is progressing pretty fast. he has become very depressed. he sobs a lot. he shuffles when he walks. it is hard to understand him sometimes. he is very confused. the psychiatrist that gives him medication, he has been on several but they haven't worked. and he is suggesting that he have shock treatment. he has told me that this sometimes not only improves the depression but helps the lewy body disease. i wonder if you could address that. guest: again, your call just captures why this is so pressing for our country. thank you for being willing to share that story. so sorry you are living through that. i am not qualified to speak on shock therapy. i would mention again the 800 number that you can call to talk through these issues with trained people ready to help. it can help you sort through those things. you are talking to a health-care professional which is the most important you can do

this is lennox lewis pillow fighting cousin sal.. anna nicole smith and don king are also on the stage. [ laughter ] this was, as i recall, this ended badly. >> yeah. >> jimmy: not just for you, really for the whole show. lennox lewis risking his career fighting you. >> so i was the champ. and i knew what i was doing. i had that down-up move, you know that. >> jimmy: strong move. >> eventually -- lennox is 6'7." look how fat i am, what happened? guillermo, i'm supposed to lose weight. lennox is 6'7". so eventually he has leverage on me. i got frustrated. there was a cake for anna nicole smith, it was her birthday. i pick up the cake, i throw it at lennox, it kind of misses and gets in his mother's eyes. i run backstage. his henchmen are waiting for me, lennox lewis. it was bad. i'm like, come on, it was just a joke. they're like, what's funny about lennox's mother having cake in her eyes? i didn't have an answer for that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> i survived, went into the green room. a couple of minutes later our execu

. >> reporter: right, i was covering the killing of the popular youth football coach, ruben lewis, and then i heard about this latest shooting this afternoon about a mile away from where the other killing took place. so oakland police say there is way too much violence, that it has been a re -- this month, barely able tostd u soe ed he-y cornbuilding macarthur boulevard in greenacre way. the grandmother says the victim was 18-year-old john andre. police chief armstrong says they have 25 homicides so far this year compared to six in the same period last year. >> this is an all hands on deck moment. we all need to step up and speak to people in our community about putting down guns and ending the violence. the police will not be able to arrest its way out of this. >> i am mortified. i'm still in shock and still trying to process all of this. >> reporter: he knows what this family is going through. he does witnessed a shooting that killed his friend on wednesday evening. >> he was a great guy. he was not in the streets. he was a mentor. a leader. proud to say he was my friend. >> reporter

architectural historian barry lewis died last month. coming up on american history tv. it look at two of his talks on architecture and art. the first, mr. lewis discusses the design and construction of the brooklyn bridge as followed by his lecture on the creation of evolution of new york cities greenwich village and its influence on american society and culture. later on american artifacts, a conversation on early american art and history. >> you're watching american history tv. there louis talks about the history of brooklyn and the construction of the brooklyn bridge which was built in the 18 seventies. mr. lewis, who cohosted the pbs erie's walking tours of new york died earlier this year. the new york historical society hosted this event back in 2016. >> we're thrilled to welcome barry lewis back to new york historical society, he is an architectural historian who specializes in european an american architecture of the 18th and ten 20th centuries. he teaches that cooper union forum and is best known throughout new york for his series of video walking tours presente

that's it george you eastman house where lewis hine photographed a family member family in their home and above the fireplace is the fort wagner a drawing of the fort wagner unfortunate death of of all of the men who died including shaw and we see this as a part of the artwork on the wall, and we see the importance of the memory of that experience and contemporary artists such as wendell white looking at the history of these images of and the experience of the images that are in the archives and he's making contemporary images about these experiences. the notion of the grand army of the republic the veterans of the war. this is a parade in may 30th 1912 in the blockson collection at temple university young women and men walking with their grandfathers and fathers marching through the streets. carry me weems another artists who looking at that experience of the war and making art about it and she photographed the the monument the on in in boston and here it's it's title restless actor the longest winter. you marched and marched? and from that experience carrie is looking at the experie

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lewis latimer. >> yes, i do that. i think that's an example of why we as a country need to recognize the work of each and every one of us irrespective of skin color. thomas edison was a great inventor. he did great work, but he could not get that light bulb to work. he never got it to work until he collaborated with lewis latimer, who was a son of former slaves. his parents had escaped from slavery and were living up in boston. thomas edison took his imperfect light bulb that he couldn't get to work, went up, visited with lewis latimer who invented a filament, a carbon filament, and the two of them have lit the world. that's part of black history that a lot of people don't know. that's just one of the many examples of what we could do with this great country of ours, if we can get beyond our comfort zones and be able to recognize the work of each and every human being, irrespective of gender, skin color and national origin. >> i can always count on you for a remarkable story about history, congressman. thank you for j