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louis. they voted her in and took a loud mouth off the streets and put her in congress.a professional protestor. she cut her teeth in the ferguson deal. mike brown hands up and don't shoot. that was a career. she was out in front of the mccloskey's home with a bull horn screaming you can't stop the revolution and praised antifa for all of the work they did in ferguson which burned to a crisp. she said if the january 6th rioters were black they would be shot dead. there was someone shot dead. ashli babbitt who was white. i looked at her profile on social media it's a mess. she does the pronouns there. it's all for attention. she is on netflix in a squad documentary. everything she says is about racism. she is like a robot for racism. push the button and raches! -- racism. >> that was good commentary. one thing she is having a moment this week, the house of representatives did not extend the eviction moratorium because moderate members said we don't are not doing this and she demanded they do something that is not legal and they elevated her again. >> she is competing with

louis where her all american good looks got her into modeling as a teenager. >> she walked in a room and just beat. everybody knew she was. there she was always happy. she always had a smile for everybody. >> eventually cher move to st. petersburg, florida, where her sister judy says she became a savvy businesswoman. running her own neon sign company. >> she always make sure she had that income. she made sure she was setting herself up for exactly what she wanted to do, retire and travel around the world. >> they cher traveled but mostly in the u.s.. then a friend invited her to visit exotic bocas del toro. and cher jumped at the chance. >> took a seven days to decide we're gonna live there through the rest of our lives. just hit us that hard. people here, just phenomenal. >> we love you! >> cher loves children and panama has lots of. kids >> keith is a carpenter so he built their dream home. a combination of wooden buildings on top of their lush, green island. cher trend planted tropical gardens and adopted lots of animals, including a pet monkey and a beautiful brown, doberman pins

confusion, but the long story short of that is that herston felt like hughes had betrayed her in his working with louis thompson in giving her credit for work that was herston's work. they had a fallout about it. they tried to repair the relationship, but it didn't quite get back together the way it was. so, that's kind of describing the relationship. thank you for your question. >> back here for a question right over here. >> okay. >> hello. welcome to africatown. my name is angela hill. i am wondering if you have traveled to benin and found anyone there, the families of the founders of africatown? do they have stories of missing their loved ones? are there any stories from the benin side of the capture of their loved ones and how much they miss them, and how they are doing? >> that is a good question. i would defer that question to my associate natalie. she actually went there. she is one of the scholars who actually literally, you know, detail by detail, town by town, went to africa to track down this story. she knows that part of the story. you want to answer that? and i have not been, but i am try

her vaccination. gary tuchman, cnn, st. louis. >>> just a couple weeks ago, we brought you the story of agnes and her daughter who was fighting for life in a florida hospital. >> she is in induced coma and she is also medically paralyzed. toughest part for me is seeing how she suffered. >> but now we have good news. paulina has woken up from her coma, is off the ventilator and walked for the first time since entering the hospital. paulina wasn't vaccinated against covid-19 and even though her mother was, agnes still became infected with mild symptoms. here is what paulina had to say when she woke up. >> it definitely is real because i'm sitting here and i had it. and i know a lot of people who have had it. it is real. take it seriously. and please wear your masks. >> great vision. florida is in the middle of a heated battle over face masks. the state's governor has tried to ban school mask mandates with an executive order, though some school districts are resisting. >>> still to come, joe biden is celebrating a pair of victories

her 30th birthday. she turned 30, she's got caprio and louis. andi she's got caprio and louis.mily and, - she's got caprio and louis. and i would get a family and, yeah. i would get a family and, yeah. the whole thing _ would get a family and, yeah. the whole thing is _ would get a family and, yeah. the whole thing is a massive outcome completely. whole thing is a massive outcome completely-— completely. louis, you're three weeks and _ completely. louis, you're three weeks and now, _ completely. louis, you're three weeks and now, your _ completely. louis, you're three weeks and now, your view - completely. louis, you're three weeks and now, your view on i completely. louis, you're three i weeks and now, your view on the world now was up good answer. we're used to seeing spectacular pictures of world class athletes at the olympics — but what we don't see is how much work it takes to capture world class photos. bbc news has spoken to three sports photographers about their favourite shots from the games so far. what makes a great sports photograph? it's gotta be impactful, it coul

louis defending her use of private security at the same time still calling for defunding the police. her stance causing political headaches for moderate democrats. chad pergram is on that story on the hill. >> democrats find themselves in a pickle when it comes to defunding the police. missouri democrat cori bush calling to slash the budgets of law enforcement. >> i have private security because my body is worth being on this planet right now. i have private security because they, the white supremacist racist narrative that they drive into this country so suck it up and defunding the police has to happen. >> the white house had to reiterate biden opposes defunding the police. the democrats are making it an issue. moderate democrats nearly cost democrats the house last fall. >> democrats have had messaging problems for a very long time. the extreme voices are going to define the party. >> the white house contends the right is boosting the defund the police narrative. >> it does not appear to becoming a democratic message even though there might be a desire for that on the other side o

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her life is worth protecting by her constituents in st. louiseir lives, no, not worth it to protect them. >> you are such a cynic, of course she's way more important than you, me and the rest of america. the big question we are confronted with, how on earth did america make it for almost 250 years without cory bush being here to do the great work she's doing? somehow we barely were able to come along now that cory bush is here, we are all going to be okay as long as we protect her and put her in the cone of protection. she's worth, the rest of us, not so much. i give her what i call the gavin formal award. the award for ultimate duress hypocrisy for those who want to impose upon others rules they would never and act upon themselves and she may just be the first and most important recipient of the award. jesse: you think she knows when she says defund the police and i get private security, she did it in the same sentence mike you think she even sees the ridiculousness of what she say that she even get that? >> her lack of swamped self-awareness i

what was happening right her in st. louis, missouri.uson, if you did not understand, we are about to show you. >> laura: since that time she has accused the u.s. of being systemically racist. >> the federal government must account for its ongoing role in perpetuating, supporting, and upholding white supremacy. >> laura: very positive. she has revealed she does not believe in gender. >> i am committed to doing the absolute most to protect black mothers, to protect black babies, to protect black birthing people, and to save lives. >> laura: that disqualifies her going forward. and she claims january 6th was an inside job. >> when you have people on the inside that are planning to her to the very people that they are working with, and you actually come to hurt us, you planned it. >> laura: but it was her unrelenting campaign to defund the police that center up to the top of the democratic party. her platform was awkward after fox news discovered that bush spent 70k in just three months for her own private security detail. that's how it alw

that a bunny on the man that i'm daunted, dash budget budget. valerie was from louis post to the one that sherman rush, her car. you know, when you get no money down the money, you know, the me go to the other simple going about it, but i'm not a moment out of her for months old. how did you guy live has arrived in a chin. his old district had been continued fighting here for years. at 1st there were constant clashes with the taliban, but in 2015 parts of the district were taken over by isis, where they imposed serial law. deposit was cassandra law. so look us up and you gave us a call on my cell, my throughout the channel that i didn't watch that much of an entity by busted the government troops and the u. s. military tried to dislodge ices, but failed. the terrorists had in underground tunnels and caves motherhood under was the last friday, the smoke was done. hello, ms. martin, this is mohammed bundle no one's done about this much visit junko. oh, the american military decided to destroy all the underground passages by dropping the biggest conventional bomb or as they call it, the mother of old bombs. t

jesse: her life is worth protecting, but her constituents in st. louis's aren't. >> of course she is important. you are such a cynic. >> how on earth did america make it with almost 250 years without cori bush being here to do the great work she is doing? somehow we barely were able to ebb along. but now that cori bush is here, we'll all be okay as long as we protect her and put her in that cone of protection. the rest of us not so much. i give her what i call the gavin cuomo award. it's for him cite i for those who i am potion on others rules they would never impose on themselves. she may be the first recipient of that award. jesse: do you think she knows when she says defund the police but i get pricey security. she did it in the same sentence. do you think she sees the are you deck louseness of what she is saying? does she even get that? >> her lack of self awareness is a great ad for republicans to take back to congress next year. don't lose that video. it will come in handy all through 2022. jesse: we'll get the french laundry video from gavin newsom

angel says her daughter has received excellent treatment here at the cardinal glen children's hospital in st. louiswe want. that was a good one. ope. i warned ya. good job. >> reporter: mariana and her mother live about-150 miles away in southern missouri. she started feeling ill, at home. it, quickly, got worse. >> i was scared. i was panicking. monday, the 2nd, august the 2nd, i decided to take her to urgent care because she told me she couldn't breathe. >> reporter: the decision was made for mariana to be transported by ambulance to this renowned-children's hospital. for mariana, it was like a nightmare. >> it was very scary. >> reporter: when you saw her struggling to breathe with the oxygen, what was going through your mind? >> just praying. asking god to keep her safe. >> were you afraid she wasn't going to make it? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the 40-year-old mother says she received the covid vaccine, but says her daughter did not. >> why didn't she get vaccinated? >> i don't know. she -- i -- i -- i left it up to her. and she decided she didn't want to get vaccinated. >> reporter: i don't mea

her father about the visit. in the meantime, detective gibson was waiting to hear from the assistant medical examiner for the city of st. louis autopsy report. >> the thing that struck me first, just looking at the scene photographs was the position of her arms. she says the photo shows cory's body in full rigor mortise. like the detective, the emmy believe the picture in curtis's story we're out of sync. >> i estimate that the time of death was somewhere 10 to 12 hours prior to her photograph being taken that morning. so somewhere about nine or ten or 11 pm the night before. >> in other words, the night of february 13th, not february 14th is curtis claim. something else bothered. her turner thought the scene appeared altered as those something under quarries arms was removed. >> why were her hands not resting on the surface? and that surface, whatever that object was, that her hands were resting, on why was it not there anymore. >> turner noted the abrasion on her face in the insider upper lip. to her, that suggested something had been pressed against the woman's mouth. >> and then, seeing the marks around the mouth, and ins

her life. eric schmidt said st. louis a 50 year high in homicides that go as well as campus city, corey bush's comments are irresponsible. i can't stress enough how insulting it is to families who lost loved ones and kids to violent crime in missouri. bush also appeared to threaten the mccloskeys after the governor pardoned them for an incident outside their home as black lights protesters marched through the neighborhood, bush said their day will come. jillian: just to reiterate corey bush had to say, this is a quote from her, my body is worth being on this planet right now and that to me so hypocritical because what about all the people, all the victims out there of crime who have suffered, family members who lost loved ones because the crime, the lack of police officers over the last year, you look at statistics here in st. louis, 29% increase in homicides year today, 60% rise in murders in 22 major us cities in 2021. do those lives matter? todd: everybody's safety matters especially the taxpayers because we pay her sa

louis during ferguson. so i have confidence in her ability to protest peacefully, but i do get concerned with any sort of large crowds. again, we are still in the middle of the pandemic. any type of occupation could mean people coming together in groups and that, that just creates additional risk. but i do think that protest is an effective means to, to, to drive change. well thought here, very war in time. so for millions of americans, let's hope that somehow it does get resulting help is indeed on the way that was travis showered in sep chief community of what's that science on technology? many thanks for giving us reports. just this week marks the one year anniversary of the huge, devastating explosion in beirut stock claimed the lives of more than 200 people. anton swathes of lebanon's capital, to rubble drone footage. you're going to see now from just this last weekend showing that the explosion site remains a wasteland of daybreak and destroyed structures despite the devastation. yes. p i has now concluded that only a 5th of the chemicals went off from the total originally shipped. but all the key questi

her constituents are on their own. we want to defund that police department. she represents the city of st. louisso she might want to reconsider what she's putting out there. absolutely ridiculous. david: well, and americans have reconsidered the whole defund the police movement. recent polls show overwhelming support for the police. in fact, 72% of voters now oppose defunding the police. even tough things liken top and frisk which most americans were against before the defund the police movement, now 52% of voters support stop and frisk. so she is going against a wave here. >> yeah. nobody thinks it's a good idea to defund the police departments because what you have seen happening is in the cities that have done that, it's been a complete and total disaster. we've seen in major american cities all run by democrats crime is through the roof. murders are through the roof. people are getting shot out on the streets. people are being mugged in broad daylight in new york city, in san francisco. so very clearly it doesn't work. no one wants to live in a place where they don't feel safe. that is why s

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. >> at this clinic at the university of lust louis lafayette 19 year old cailin magee was in line for her vacs even early. >> what did you think when you heard about the fda approval. >> i was just-- can't run away any more cans callie roszell said she was no longer to get it either. >> i feel better, less anxious about the whole thing. and i am ready to get my second one. >> kaiser family found daition found 31 percent of the unvaccinated would be more likely it to change their mind when the fda granted full approval. >> you think this is tbing to be the consequential game change sner. >> i think the mandates and people realize that to fully participate in society they will need to be vaccinated. >> tonight louisiana continues to lead the nation in the rate of new covid cases. overwhelming hospitals. >> 24 year old keely reaux is on a ventilator after her entire family of ten caught the virus on vacation. >> we let our guard down. we started venturing out. we booked a family vacation. we thought like the rest of the world, this isn't that real of a virus. >> keely sun vaccinated. she was

the done from the louis unsecured us may have been on the phone when her call plowed into harris motorcycle. i add that the relevant phone died her since disappeared. the american has been invasive about whether she was on a call at the time at the collision. a spokesperson for the done family says they just want accountability. we've been trying to get to the bottom of the phone issue in the. ready u. s. civil case for the last 3 months and as our lawyers have put it, the other side are being evasive and inconsistent about producing the phone records and the phone themselves for u. s. government are trying to shut doc inquiry down. the civil case in the united states may represent b only chance that this family will get a justice. it's never been about money. they want accountability there and they want to get to the truth in terms of the criminal sense. our position has always been, you don't get to kill somebody or walk away. our request to mrs. are true. this on the united states government is that she simply. ready presents herself to the united kingdom justice system and goes through

it's amazing to see her having her dream come true and it's all very emotional. what do you think of little louis's consultants said the drug is transforming life expectancy. you have been in medicine a long time, have you ever seen a drug have this kind of impact? no, definitely not. this is really unique - in my career in medicine. when i first started looking - after cf patients we were lucky if they would survive . into their 30s and 40s. now with this new treatment i think it will change at all. _ this year has been a big year for laura, she was told she probably wouldn't see her 30th birthday. she has turned 30, she got kaftrio. now we have got a family. the whole thing has changed life completely. louis, you're few weeks old, your views on life so far? yeah, good answer. the argentine footballer lene messi has made a tearful farewell to barcelona, the spanish club he joined at the age of 13. —— why no messy. he has helped the club when the 34 messy. he has helped the club when the 3a through fees. barcelona said it was letting him go because i could not afford to pay his wages. the 34—year

unfortunately, she hit one of the herders and one of the earlier races broke her foot and wasn't able to to make it to the finals louis stokes was on the team but didn't get a chance to compete in her her running race. this was also important because they were in many ways caught up. and in both the racial dynamics, but also the gender dynam. ics of the 1936 olympic games and so these two women became the first of many african-american women who would go on to dominate women's tracking track and field by the early 1950s. and so they're sacrifices and dedication help pave the way for for a later generation. we have a couple of viewer questions for you. damien viewer named darcy first while sending greetings from chicago place that all of us have connections to so thank you darcy. darcy's asking. can you share some of the discrimination and challenges that america's black athletes faced after they returned home from berlin were they received as heroes? sure, if you think about the story of jesse owens at the time the greatest track and field performance in history immediately after the games the american olympic committ

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her lover. so there are different stories and there's here a photograph of louis. in south carolina. portrait of susie king taylor is thinking about the aspect of susie king taylor and her diary and her book. she had a she understood that soldiers desire to communicate with their loved ones and to write letters and she says i taught a great many of the comrades in company e to read and write when they were off duty nearly all were anxious to learn and also her husband also work with her on that. this is a fantastic image of in the scene in beaufort south carolina with a regiment as is entitled of composed of of quote in skate. escape slaves in formation. we see the land we see the importance of this image and the rarity of space. but the comportment of the pose of the of the men and uniform it says a lot about the the next step where they were prepared to move forward then and i'm going to walk through some images here that that rarely we rarely see but we see in private collections and the importance of photography and how the picture gallery was a central place for the soldiers to e

louis, missouri, and she spent the first 10 years of her life in baltimore near her maternal grandparents when she was about 10 years old the bernard family moved west to missouri. and their her cousin william bernard and aging ag boone, who was the grandson of daniel boone were business partners and neighbors and you can see they had the the most luxurious houses at that time in the area. now boone was appointed indian agent and left for colorado. and so william had his uncle joined him in the business and they operated the store together and they prospered there on the santa fe trail. they were very successful in an 1860. they grossed over 260,000 from selling and loading freight onto some 2000 wagons. mamie returned to westport from baltimore in 1860. however by the spring of 1861 the civil war had started and as you know, this missouri was a slave state so to speak and the bernards were southern sympathizers. in fact, mamie and her friends had gathered in a sewing circle to hand stitch a confederate flag to send with the missouri men in in the confederate sea. in the spring of 1862 ep

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her life. eric schmidt followed up saying st. louis had 50 or higher homicide last year.ents are credibly responsible. i can't stress enough how insulting it is to families who lost loved ones and kids whose lives of violent crime in missouri, bush also appeared to threaten the head keep's after they were pardoned for an incident outside their home as black was better protesters marched through the neighborhood saying their day will come. back to you guys. jillian: you are lot initially as report and going back to what corey busch had to say, my body is worth being on this planet. hearing that i immediately thought what about everyone else? what about the folks you represent, i their bodies not worth being on the planet, when you don't have as many police officers, you're seeing crimes all over. the city throughout the country, people are scared to walk out there door in these big cities and when you hear someone say that it is so alarming and upsetting. i feel this is something. >> he is literally saying her safety matters more than your safety because she's, quote, doin

if you haven't tried falling at her and all rhetoric have jobs of attract the st. louis, but it's not a good choice over live me space 100 maces with eggs or rather guts of the lu. trap in wilderness today and left behind? no, no. yeah. why is there any, like just just keep shows me how these killing machines work. that animal comes in with flu or on the fat. and you really for this. oh my goodness. that was i keep your fingers well a lot. yeah. i don't think i would survive on the journey soon. we strike gold trip number 5. holy, hey, what exactly? we'll start all right. school in love. so it's good to get this one. definitely start that size. that would be so my yankee rejects. how satisfying it to get a start in a trap off. that's really, that's another step in the right direction. ah, 5 years ago it's easy to introduce a groundbreaking policy to why that whole raf halston to go by 2050 trapping and volunteer groups play a role in saving a variety of critically endangered births. more than $200000000.00 has been invested into these government programs that brings toge

her? and i'll read or hate jobs of attract the st. louis, but it's not a good choice of our lives. me based 100 masons a. be with eggs or rather got the lu trap in wilderness between dead and left behind this. oh no, no news or anything like that. just just keep but show me how these killing machines work. that animal comes in with flu or on the fat. and you really for this. oh my goodness, what was i keep your fingers well a lot. yeah. i don't think i would survive on the journey as soon as we strike gold number 5. holy hey, what exactly does that start? all right, cool. a lot of it. so it's good to get this one. definitely start that size. that would be for my yankee rejects, how satisfying it to get stuck in a trap off the top. that really is. that's another step in the right direction. ah, 5 years ago it's easy to introduce a groundbreaking policy to why that whole raft paulson to go by 2050 trapping and volunteer groups play a role in saving a variety of critically endangered birds. being more than $200000000.00 has invested into these government programs that brings together

angel says her daughter has received excellent treatment here at the cardinal glennon children's hospital in st. louismight make you cough, but that is what we want. good job. >> reporter: mariana and her mother live in southern missouri and she started feeling ill the at home and it quickly got worse. >> monday august 2, i decided to take her to urgent care because she told me she couldn't breathe. >> reporter: the decision was made for mariana to be transported by ambulance to this children's hospital. it was like a nightmare. >> very scary. >> when you saw her struggling to breathe with the oxygen, what was going through your mind? >> just praying, asking god to bring her back, keep her safe. >> were you afraid she wasn't going to make it? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the mother received the covid vaccine but her daughter did not. >> why didn't she get vaccinated? >> i don't know. i left it up to her. and she decided she don't want to get vaccinated. >> i don't mean to make you feel badly because you've gone through so much. my guess is, and i'm making an educated guess, that she wished that you had i

her safety. she if she has to return to better louis. now one of the stories of bring you on the crone of ours actually health officials in england and set the level of corona virus found in people infected with the new infectious delta various levels as similar, regardless of whether they've been vaccinated or not. and they warn that it's might have implications for people's infectiousness. they added the more such as needed data from hospital admissions with the delta very, it showed 35 percent of patients were fully vaccinated and 55 percent were not ah, to quit looking main stories. now. taliban has captured the southern afghan city of zuraw change. first provincial capital to fall to the group since they started an offensive focusing on urban areas in the country as around g.

i speak to florence louis has in column poor lawrence, interesting that the vice president began her dress talking about i found the stone . that's right, and this is something that she really has to address. i think there will probably be questions about us commitment and credibility and keeping its foreign policy promises and other regents following. the collapse of, of gone is done. so this is something that she had to address and she talked about the evacuation methods and she talked about the u. s. efforts in getting people out of that and getting people to safety. and then she went on to talk about the real reason for the trip, and that is to reaffirm us commitment to in the pacific region and more success, more specifically, a free and open india pacific region. now her speech really the key highlights of her speech on tuesday, very much along the same lines of what she talked about in a news conference. on monday, she talked about the u. s. being here for the long term because they see the in the pacific region as important, not only for us in terms of security, but also econ

her in return. absolutely. but an american born in st louis were very poor family had a completely different experience in the us scrounge around often in saint lewis looking for headless dolls people had thrown out to play with and then she comes to paris in 1925 and takes the entire city by storm with her amazing dancing, her comedic school —— skills, her comedic school —— skills, herjoie de vivre and she captured the hearts of this nation and transformed herself into this amazing icon. figs nation and transformed herself into this amazing icon. $5 a into this amazing icon. as a black woman, _ into this amazing icon. as a black woman, she - into this amazing icon. as a black woman, she was - into this amazing icon. as a | black woman, she was given huge opportunity in france at a time, way back when, when things were very different. absolutely and she talks a lot how she felt so discriminated against, even after she became such a success in france, when she would go back to america, she would go back to america, she was devastated, the way people treat her in america. and she felt protected and celebrated and f

standing o for cori bush who uses campaign funds to the tune of $70,000 for her own personal safety while allowing st. louis of the most dangerous cities in the country, that's going to have serious political consequences for democrats in 2022 when they lose the majority in the house and senate. jillian: you mentioned cnn, let's tack about that. brian seltzer did you address the cuomo brothers situation, if you will. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> this has been a conundrum for cnn that has no perfect answer. chris made no reference to his brother's troubles. that's by design. he tuned out the family drama and led compelling interviews while dealing with what those be one of the hardest periods of his adult life. jillian: what do you think of what he had to say about this? i mean, you know, on one handy guess you have to address it and obviously chris cuomo did not address any of it. now he's on apparently prescheduled vacation. but i don't know, were you happy? were you happy with what brian seltzer had to say in that address. >> i found it disgraceful, pathetic, not really surprising, actual

her formative movement. >> we decided not to wait any longer if you didn't understand what happened in st. louisssouri in ferguson. if you didn't understand we are about to show you. laura: she accused the us of being systemically racist. >> the federal government must account for its ongoing role in perpetuating, supporting and upholding white supremacy. laura: she has revealed she doesn't believe in gender. >> i'm committed to doing the absolute most to protect black mothers, to protect black babies, to protect black birthing people and save lives. >> he claimed january 6th with an inside job. >> you have people on the inside that are planning to harbor the people they are working with who actually sought out to hurt us, you planned this. >> unrelenting campaign to defund the police that center to the top of the democratic party. her platform became a bit awkward after fox news discovered bush spent 70 k in just 3 months for her own private security detail. that always works but when cbs caught up she was unrepentant. >> i have private security because my body is worth being on this planet, pr

"the black church", this is her story and song, the background on professor henry louis gates these thector of the center for african american researcher at harvard and obviously we all know him, and award-winning filmmaker peabody award winner and he has done so much to get history and particularly the history of african-american people in this country and in this world, out to to the public and he is the man. i could not be happier to talk to you and specifically especially about this subject in this book. and i would like to if it's okay, skip i would like to start with looking's at history. and i l would like you to look t it from what i thought was ellen's yearbook that i have never really seen before and i would like you to ask you to look at it, could you just look at this report us, the black church through the lens of mothering manual church. >> i would be happy to. i think were going to show a clip from the series hardly. >> yes we are. >> okay and then we will go to the next one. >> this is our story, ♪ ♪ ♪♪ this is our song ♪♪ with my savior, all the day long ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> th

her constituents are killing each other, they need cops in st. louis in the nation, and for her to have that attitude, you have to know about cori bush, for all the things i find admirable, she is also wacky. she wanted at some point to defund the military, the united states military. it's not just the cops she wanted to defund. and to do that, she comes from out of the ferguson protest, all that tumult, she, michael brown and hands up don't shoot, all of that. she really was the architect of that, and her ark, she upset ten or 11 turn congressperson to win that seat and won decisively despite the fact that president trump carried missouri. but what she is doing no is the hypocrite, don't do as i do, do as i say. you know, i am -- i don't want you to have cops, but i have cops to protect me. i mean, where does that go? >> john: in the white house and other democrats are running away from her as fast as i can after what she said pit have a great weekend. thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> anita: despite the amount of violence we have seen the s

angel says her daughter has received excellent treatment here at the cardinal glen children's hospital in st. louisough but that's what we want. that was a good one. i warned you. good job. >> reporter: mariana and her mother live about 150 miles away in southern missouri. she started feeling ill at home. it quickly got worse. >> i was pancaking. monday, august 2nd i decided to take her to urgent care because she told me she couldn't breathe. >> reporter: the decision was made for mariana to be transported by ambulance to this children's hospital. for mariana it was like a nightmare. >> it was very scary. >> reporter: when you saw her struggling to breathe with the oxygen, what was going through your mind? >> praying, asking god to bring her back, keep her safe. >> reporter: were you afraid she wasn't going to make it? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: the 40-year-old mother says she received the covid vaccine but says her daughter did not. why didn't she get the vaccine? >> i don't know. she -- i left it up to her and she decided she didn't want to get vaccinated. >> reporter: i don't mean to make you fee