sarabeth maney working as w fellow for the new york times. look at this amazing shot. she captured this photo of patrick jackson and leila jackson. a loving look at her during the confirmation hearings from her daughter. isn't that expression remarkable. a proud husband behind. it has gone viral. it says so much. she is with us now. thank you for coming on. congratulations on the iconic shot. >> thank you, i am happy to be here. >> great to have you. bay area native. wonderful you were able to take a special shot you'd the way her daughter is looking at her mother struck so many people. after talking about being a working mother and not always getting it right, what did you take away? >> when i saw leila look toward her mother beaming at her with this expression of admiration, it made me think about my relationship with my mother. i am a mixed race woman, my mother raised me to be a very strong-willed woman. when i saw leila look at her mother, it made me feel joy. it also made me think about her envisioning and how much she could achieve for herself. >> that is well s

and ally of the us is toppled she a religious leader, ayatollah hall, maney comes out of exile and declares himself supreme leader of the revolution. ah vicki on the book doing in iraq, people despised this revolution. me there was talk of melissa turban. there were 2 antagonistic regimes. it, on the one hand, took the theocratic regime. and on the other, a secular one, it'll tell him he should relate the ayatollah full many plans to export the islamic revolution. first to iraq, where she us are in the majority. saddam, the european and the americans are fully aware of that. iran could soon control the entire persian gulf location of 40 percent of the world's oil deposits. so face fenmont extremely concerning for the west and saudi arabia who did the fear was iran would mobilize iraqi, she has and advance with them to the saudi border. so this would be a way for iran to assume dominance in the middle east, over sunni power, surely perception home many denounces western imperialism. in november, 1979 radical students occupy the u. s. embassy in tehran. 60 americans, including our fellow citi

joining us now is the one behind that photograph, new york times photography free -- sarah beck maneyconic photograph of a historic confirmation process. tom let me just first get to have that photograph start happening. you said you instantly posted the photo because you knew what you felt when you took the photo. what did you throw into the photo? >> thank you, alex. when i silo look towards her mother, i saw just the pure expression of pride that she had her mother. but more than, that i could see her envisioning sort of the hope of possibility that she had for herself. and that was really what resonated with me. >> you know, i wonder, we talk about how representation matters. who you are looking at and seeing matters. but would also matters is who is doing the looking. who has got the lens. through whose eyes are we seeing the world? and you, as a woman of color, saw this moment that not a lot of other people saw, or you captured it in a way that not a lot of other people, no one else did. do you think that was important that you being behind the lens mattered in capturing that mo

lobby shot of iran for 37 years, and ally of the us is toppled he a religious leader, ayatollah whole, maney comes out of exile and declares himself supreme leader of the revolution wow, vicki on the book doing in iraq, people despised this revolution. me there was talk of melissa turban. huh. there were 2 antagonistic regimes. english on the one hand, don't the theocratic regime and on the other, a secular one. it doodle ta him, key should relate the ayatollah home many plans to export the islamic revolution 1st to iraq, where she us are in the majority. saddam, the european and the americans are fully aware of that. iran could soon control the entire persian gulf location of 40 percent of the world's oil deposits. so faced among extremely concerning for the west and saudi arabia who did the fear was iran would mobilize iraqi, she has and advance with them to the saudi border. so this would be a way for iran to assume dominance and the middle east, over sunni power, surely perception or many denounces western imperialism. ah, in november 1979 radical students occupy the u. s. embassy in teh

emmett till because he allegedly made a pass at one of their wives, carolyn bryant, till his mother maney demanded the public see his mutilated corpse igniting a new anti luncheon campaign in state court. an old white jury let tools killers go free, and with no anti lynching law on the federal books, the federal court system could offer no justice. 67 years later, congress finally acts imposing a 30 year prison sentence on those convicted of lynching. racial acts of terror still occur in our nation. and when they do, we must all have the courage to name them and hold the perpetrators to account. indeed, emmett till family is still looking for justice. they want the justice department to prosecute carolyn bryant before she dies in their worried times running out. rosalind jordan else's era washington still had an al jazeera, a truce for ramadan. the study led coalition announces a month long holes in the war in yemen. and salvador was president issues a stern warning to imprisoned gang members as violent surges in the central american country. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the wi

be a way for iran to assume dominance and the middle east, over sunni power. surely, pushing whole maney denounces western imperialism. in november, 1979 radical students occupy the u. s. embassy in tehran. 60 americans, including our fellow citizens, whom you just saw, a bond and blindfolded are now beginning their 6th day of captivity inside the u. s . embassy and tara, the hostage drama lasts for 14 months, the united states had been humiliated by the collapse or vision. it had been further doubly triply humiliated by the hostages takeover. colewell green is everything. can we americans, you never got over it. word him or them. the mullahs. and the iranian regime, or the devil don't kickin. that's why any one who defies them is welcomed by the west and the europeans knew in particular the americans. it is america. ah. on the 22nd of september, 1980 saddam hussein invades iran has launched this war for a purpose, which is to build ties between itself and the western world. and presents itself as the great defender of the, of the rest of the outer world. against the rising islamic tide

carolyn bryant, tills, mother maney, demanded the public, see his mutilated corpse, igniting a new anti lunching campaign in state court. and all white jury let tills killers go free, and with no anti lynching law on the federal books, the federal court system could offer no justice. 67 years later, congress finally acts imposing a 30 year prison sentence on those convicted of lynching. racial acts of terror still occur in our nation. and when they do, we must all have the courage to name them and hold the perpetrators to account. indeed, emmet, tills, family is still looking for justice. they want the justice department to prosecute carolyn bryant before she dies. and they're worried times running out. rosalind jordan else's era, washington to yemen. now where a seas far announced by the saudi coalition has come into effect, the holton fighting has meant to last through the fallacy, month of ramadan. for the youth, he say the truce is meaningless. the wrong backed rebels are also skipping of summit of gulf states and saudi arabia, you and has be pushy, both sides, which if you didn't v

carolyn bryant, tills, mother maney, demanded the public, see his mutilated corpse, igniting a new anti lunching campaign in state court. and all white jury let tills killers go free, and with no anti lynching law on the federal books, the federal court system could offer no justice. 67 years later, congress finally acts imposing a 30 year prison sentence on those convicted of lynching. racial acts of terror still occur in our nation. and when they do, we must all have the courage to name them and whole the perpetrators to account. indeed, emmett till family is still looking for justice. they want the justice department to prosecute carolyn bryant before she dies, and they're worried times running out. rosalind jordan else's era, washington political instability in a rising crime rate of drawn protests, is on the streets across haiti. rising costs of everything from food to fuel is a major concern of the caribbean nation with millions, struggling to roosevelt as a for the last 3 months, this type of civil unrest has become the norm as demons tweeters, protest, ongoing kidnappings and vi

dave maney follows this closely. are you in that quarter point today, quarter point every fed meeting, every six weeks when they gather? anything that could jostle that? >> anything? yeah, anything but, not today i don't think, neil, around i think that is a strategy they are going to have to follow because we have put our foot in it from an inflation nair ray standpoint and the putting our foot in it started two years ago when we decided to shut down the economy. we busted up the supply chain. we pumped money in at the top to insure there was demand but without supply. making inflation the inevitable outcome and the, and i don't see any other way to pull that out of the system. we all thought inflation was dead, dead and permanently dead. we found out if you do enough bad things in the management of the economy that in fact it can come roaring back. i don't see any other way to take it back out. neil: so if you just use the quarter point every fed meeting math by year-end we would be at around 2% for the fed funds r

carol and bryant, tills, mother maney, demanded the public, see his mutilated corpse, igniting a new anti luncheon campaign in state court and all white jury let tools killers go free, and with no anti lynching law on the federal books. the federal court system could offer no justice. 67 years later, congress finally acts imposing a 30 year prison sentence on those convicted of lynching. racial acts of terror still occur in our nation. and when they do, we must all have the courage to name them. and hold the perpetrators to account. indeed emmett till family is still looking for justice. they want the justice department to prosecute carolyn bryant before she dies and they're worried times running out. rosalind jordan, elder zera, washington prisoners and el salvador are being warned. there is no chance of being released unless they help stop a spate of gangland killings. a state of emergencies being enforced against rival street gangs. but the president's orders are being compared to those of a mafia boss. here's a latin america editor lucio newman. in this sense, salvador prison, a

carol and bryant, tills, mother maney, demanded the public, see his mutilated corpse, igniting a new anti lynching campaign in state court. and all white jury let tills killers go free, and with no anti lynching law on the federal books, the federal court system could offer no justice. 67 years later, congress finally acts imposing a 30 year prison sentence on those convicted of lynching. racial acts of terror still occur in our nation. and when they do, we must all have the courage to name them and whole the perpetrators to account. indeed emmett tills. family is still looking for justice. they want the justice department to prosecute carolyn bryant before she dies, and they're worried times running out. rosalind jordan elders. era washington, still head on al jazeera, a delicate balancing act. augustine weighs up, its relationships with russia and the west. on the moths. tom is intra lanka, a protest against government policies. they say hunting their harvest plus ah, another tennis tantrum from nick carroll. he will tell you that was all about intervals. ah, we have gone from spri