you see some of the strikes and other teachers unions taking up that mantle. the idea of tying students concerns to teachers concerns has a long history. steve: the issue of racism in the 1960's, funding in 2019, is it better or worse? elizabeth: i think it is hard to compare because the contexts are so different. the political economy of the moments are different. in the 1950's and 1960's, you could get a job without a high school diploma at times in the industrial economy or with a high school diploma. today, you often need more advanced forms of education, so i think it is hard to compare in a direct way. i can say, unquestionably, we still have a long way to go in making education truly equitable. there has been a large conversation about resegregation of schools more recently. particularly in the south, but in a place like chicago, in some ways it is a bit of an anachronistic conversation because chicago schools were never actually desegregated, so that conversation continues to be important about what equitable education looks like. steve: do your studen

this included striking out mickey mantle, not once, but four times. he struck him out four times. even after some 65 years, that game is still talked about as it should be. what has not been talked about as much is what happened in game one. carl started that. his results were a little different let's just say. he lasted only one evening in game one. he walked three guys, give up two. needless to say, he didn't make it out of the dugout for the second inning. that was on september 30 and two days later on october 2, he was on the mound again and made world series history. try to put yourself in his cleats. try to imagine how much grit and determination and faith it took to go back up on that mound and start game three of the world series. when you fall short, hope you do it carl did. embrace it, learn from it. gain confidence from it. yes, say a few more prayers. and then get back out there in your mound and stand tall like you own it because you do. because if you are not failing, or willing to, chances are you are not going to break any new ground. chances are you will, your rea

to get these things on the mantle that you don't want to take a look over meaning to for the taking of course. i'm going to sleep every weekend here d.w. . this is deja news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes saddam's ruling generals and pretty soon you just finalize the makeup of the body that will govern the country for the next 3 years those who have been at the forefront of the protests tell us the price they paid for doing so. and 6 so it could nigeria's not explicitly illegal but those who do it and those who look like they do it say they get abused by police will talk to activists campaigning for their rights. and christine one they'll welcome to deja news africa i'm glad you're today and in sudan the struggle for democracy continues in april president obama was overthrown off to months of protests demonstrations continued to against the military that deposed him now those on the list have announced an agreement with opposition groups for a 3 year transition to a civilian government but those who have been standing up for change it's a done have paid a high price. for as lo

be proud to carry the mantle and that lasted a couple days. >> who made him look weak on that?losi. >> and nancy pelosi had another victory today in her internal caucus because she has people who want her to go right out to impeachment. and what she's been saying all along is no, we can do the same kind of investigation, but we don't have to call it impeachment. we don't have to risk alienating people who don't like that idea. she got two court decisions this week that said these investigations can proceed, can get information without actually calling it impeachment. that's a victory for her against her own caucus. >> i don't think her caucus is going to see it that way. >> you don't think so? >> no. i agree realistically. >> it strengthens her hands, get more court decisions, and build to impeachment. >> members of her caucus that wanted impeachment they wanted it for a long time. long before the mueller report was out. so i don't think you're right, they're going to look at the decision and say it's a win. i agree with you what her calculation is, that is the hand she has to

layers of the earth, geologists often say that beneath the hard rock of the crust lies the what of the mantlechewy center has to be a, soft rock. final. >> that's right. >> [chuckles] >> that's it, for $500. [applause] here's your thousand dollar question. >> all right. >> representing his status as heaven's gatekeeper, st. peter is often symbolized by whatobct? f m as tte i'thinngysfina tt'whreooking for anyway. for $1,000. [cheers and applause] >> all right. >> here's a look at your $2,000 question. >> all right. >> fittingly, the driver who had the self-control and determination to win the indianapolis 500 in 2018 is named what? >> [chuckles] one of the great names in sports--i love it. a, will power, final answer. >> yeah, i mean, you're born to be a--you're born to be a racecar driver. i love it. >> that's right. >> $2,000. this'll get us to 3,000 if you get this one right. according to the company, the sticks frooowhose s"? >> uh, mahogy i do a little woodworking, and, uh, birch is not. birch is light, so i'll go with b, birch, final answer. >> that's what they use. that's good for $3,0

get out of the mantle. i'm alone and i will do a little bit but i'll shut his insanity is in santa barbara on the biggest fish store be a mom. made to feel i got him in and it'd. be cool not oh. yeah i don't know whether paul subtle or had the body that i'm a muscle nigga for shit i've heard a faint of course it. was little beer octet i'm in about a 100 mother and i sort of my dear man what about the stuff that it interferes in son b. now i'm her way of anonymity and i was there with other states will get the one who did night him on earth. is a little if. they're not. who will be soft if he hit the truth our civic leaders to go with her good to share a karate kid that came there. and then half your question i want is did you know a lot is it. a new idea it's a lucky time to a child so much more nicely and it like you know what i need to get yes they meant should he but it suddenly show on a t. but. vice like in the city that's what is it the. kid did he talks to everyone the question in us what's about to

house to take that mantle and press forward with impeachment proceedings. she said not necessarily impeachment but proceedings. she has been very deliberate and she's called for seeing the unredacted mueller report, seeing the underlying evidence. this is something who is a prosecutor by career. she said she wants us to go forward as such. >> thank you. i want to get another look at where things go from here. nbc news correspondent tom winter who is extensively covered the russia investigation joins me. also with me is charlie savage a new york times washington correspondent. he's the author of power wars. the relentless rise of presidential authority and secrecy. charlie, you heard vaughn say that kamala harris said that what robert mueller was saying is that congress should pick up this mantle and do stuff. we heard that interpretation from a lot of people. for whatever reason, in this 438 page document and in what robert mueller said today, he colors between the lines. he does not say things explicitly as people like me would hope he would. today there w

. >>> the queen of pop madonna has a new award to add to the mantle at the glad media awards. the 60-year-old music icon received the edadvocate for chae award. she delivered an emotional 15-minute acceptance speech and dedicated a portion of it to the 1980s aids crisis. he's the second recipient of the award. the first was former president bill clinton in 2013. >>> plenty more ahead including some good news for "game of thrones" fans with some prequells in the works. >>> plus mayor pete paid a visit to jimmy carter's sunday school bible class. stay with us. ab. ohhhh... enough already! we need to see a doctor. ask your doctor about myrbetriq® (mirabegron). it treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder or have a weak urine stream. myrbetriq may cause serious allergic reactions like swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, or trouble breathing. if experienced, stop taking and tell your doctor right awa

it is now time to take up the mantle, even when, and especially when, entrenched forces try to deny it from you. this is our time. this is the stake in the ground that signifies your right to step up, step in, and step ahead, and even occasionally to step on whatever or whomever of structure path toward a more perfect union. you envision it. there is no single path forward. role inchoose to play a the version of society that the people before you constructed. when something is not right, you don't have to shut up and you don't have to sit down. you have the right to reclaim your time. design and app or a social media website. build a network of people who share your concerns to help your cause. our country enshrined the idea that each person can grab a paintbrush or toolbox and go to work, given your community and country a new coat of paint to make it look the way you think it should, or change the entire floor plan if that is what is needed to make america better for yourself and generations to,. this is true no matter what profession or industry you choose. no matter how you choose

. >> trump administration officials say they hope guaido will assume the mantle in a peaceful manner. but -- >> military action is ready if required. that's what the united states will do. >> we have done exhaustive planning. there is not a situation n't ha for. >> guaido is calling for all work spaces while guaido wants two days of action next week. >>> supporters contend that maduro's 2018 election was not legitimate. and opposition leader guaido has confirmed that a woman died after being shot at yesterday's demonstrations. >>> happening today. privacy advocates in oakland. the proposal about facial recognition technology will go before the board. it would prohibit any facial recognition technology like this amazon software. they say it is invasive and prone to errors. >> any time they run your face through the software, i'm sure it's going to log the address, the time, and everything else. just kind of keeping tabs on everybody. >> i think it's necessary, though, you know, in order to keep the crime rate down. and to keep our neighborhood, our environments protected. >> should the

dystopian nightmare we put in the us we install the cameras on the nest cameras in our doors and our mantle pieces and spying devices in our hands and in our homes with another of these mass surveillance technologies that's the difference between orwell and today it is the worst nightmares would never think that we would imprison our. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next that multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw one all typical. i'm going to talk about football not be or else you can think i was going to go. by the way what is it that slide here. because the slowness of the blue of them so moving. to build your local was before. much of those who heard it's a preview live with you who do so soon we will. we will. move the folk move but it. will show you the stupid you will for the media collector a good. move slow most of these girls will give you films for good girls.

i know that shirley chisholm would be proud to see this incredible woman taking up that mantle. congresswoman underwood represents the next generation, like you do, of women leaders. it is my pleasure and honor to welcome her to my alma mater and to thank her for being here today. give congresswoman underwood a mills college welcome. [cheering and applause] thanksswoman underwood: you. hi! hi, everybody. thank you. thank you so much. hi! [laughter] congresswoman underwood: president hellman, board of trustees, students, families, and distinguished guests, thank you for inviting me here to celebrate with you today. thank you congresswoman lee, for that introduction. is the veryra lee definition of a bold leader who has always done the right thing. havee are all so lucky to her in congress. you all know her well, she is your congresswoman. first real introduction came to her in my first days after i won the election. she shared her thoughts of congress. legend, aioneer, a mentor, and i am so honored to be here today at the mills college, her omma modern. thank you. -- her alma mat

be the case that that's a syrian it is an advantage i have i think the science that underline that mantle to confer by past us there is a last robust cell let my brother know we're going to john breaux ahead. the same question the silvia is courts management sports ruling elite overwhelmingly old overwhelmingly old fashioned and simply out of touch with everything that's going on in the modern world it's a good question i can see why you might go because if you look at the composition of many national federations national government will then be of the very right. of of males middle aged males people ourselves. with an architectural oh a suit so i'm getting something one of the where the potential implications on israel is that we will see those in other issues start to look at what's happened without that six of when we were the same ruling will be applied to the n.c. comparisons something of its harm we may actually see the stars themselves and there will be those particularly in team sports where you have twelve fifteen individuals all competing in the same unit so the decision there i

a number of votes counted it's shifting over to the briggs and polity who have now taken over the mantle as the main pro brags of party here in the u.k. and in fact we can have a breakdown of some of the more prominent leadership of that bribes party. of course brags that has been dominating the political sphere here in the u.k. to the point that perhaps voters off fed up with it all and just want the politicians to get on with it. now the 2 main parties here in the u.k. labor the conservatives they had. tories of course are gearing up to try to get a new leader in place and they're going through that process now the new tory leader presumably new prime minister won't be elected by the electorate but will be chosen by the party members it is also worth pointing out that while the brits and party did well last night leave parties in general did remain parties combined but the issue that the remained party face is the splitting of the vote between the lib dems who came 2nd in these elections and labor the greens and so on including the s.n.p. who have done well in scotland so again while a

is full of favourites who have fallen by the wayside and under dots who have come up and taken the mantleameron, is few people had heard of him before the leadership campaign but he one. borisjohnson is leadership campaign but he one. boris johnson is apparently leadership campaign but he one. borisjohnson is apparently in a very strong position, the bookies favourite, but there is absolutely nothing to say that at the end of this process in a couple of months' time that he will be working through the door of number ten. aren't you wonder whether that fame is falling out between borisjohnson and michael gove will loom large in this race? absolutely, there is no doubt a very bad blood between boris johnson and michael gove. because of the very public way in which michael gove stymied borisjohnson's leadership campaign just about three yea rs leadership campaign just about three years ago. they are seen, along with dominic raab, as the main contenders at the moment for this contest. actually, that dharma is going to come sit over it. one of the big questions about whether we do point the ot

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earlier this year should tell scientist the composite of the ma ntle scientist the composite of the mantle you may want to look away for this next story. two window cleaners were left swinging over 250 metres in the air at the top of the devon tower — oklahoma city's tallest building — when their basket swung out of control. eventually — with the help of local firefighters the pair were able to lower themselves by tying the lift to the building. the rope was thrown to them by the firefighters. although the basket caused damage to the building, the cleaners managed to escape unscathed. there is more for you at any time on the bbc news website. you can reach me on the team on twitter. thank you for watching. hello there. the temperature peaked just shy of 26 celsius yesterday in highland scotland. it was warm for all but the 26 will be the highest in this current warm spell because temperatures and the heat are gradually going to ebb away. it will still be warm through the day ahead and feel pleasant enough but the high pressure that has been ruling the roost is drifting a little further nor

dystopian nightmare we put in the cameras we install the cameras on the nest cameras on our doors and our mantle pieces on spying devices in our hands and in our homes with another of these mass surveillance technologies that's the difference between orwell and today it is the worst nightmares would never think that we will imprison ourselves. russia's foreign ministry house firmly denied us allegations that moscow is probably conducting tests of low yield nuclear weapons in the arctic on there by violating its legal obligations here's what america's director off the defense intelligence agency to say. united states believes that russia probably is not hearing the nuclear testing moratorium in a manner consistent with 0 year old standard. our understanding of nuclear weapon development leads us to believe russia is testing out to use would help improve its nuclear weapon capabilities. let's bring in our team in india today to discuss more on this how the language used in the accusation there it's guarded and it's anything but definitive we can we can see it there so it begs the question why put

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that monthly these are is the barrier made sure to also bring the woman on food she succeeded on the mantle of the seat party. and could also become the next song so many see have pretty much in the frame there already and so we do expect to hear a lot about this struggle the fun begins now so listen that i'm going back also highlighted there's very few election appearances that she heads coming up throughout this evening but for now you can see there's also a distinct focus on a bit of an. relieve you terry perhaps i will come back to you when you have a go at karaoke i'm a fairly tough one thank you. some of the other stories making news around the world and your prime minister narendra modi is holding talks aimed at forming a new cabinet on setting a date for his inauguration latest election results indicate a landslide victory has given his a hindu nationalist party the b.j. an increased majority. only with producer harvey weinstein has reached a provisional deal to settle multiple civil cases against him for sexual misconduct reportedly worth $44000000.00 the deal hasn't yet been signe

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a fifth term but the demonstrations have continued protesters want to put a freaking regime just mantled and inside is prevented from holding top jobs israeli air strikes have hit guards or after palestinian fighters fired rockets into israel the ministry of health and downs and says at least two palestinians have been killed including a fourteen month old baby israeli military commanders say at least two hundred rockets were fired from gaza injuring two israelis but israel says palestinian rockets targeted at least a dozen areas some reaching as far as the town of begun email round twenty kilometers from gaza two casualties in israel have been reported warplanes attacked by palestinian territory including gaza city eunice and beit hanoun herefore that joins us live now from west jerusalem harris so we understand more rockets have been fired just bring us up to date with the latest situation on the ground. the israeli military now says more than two hundred rockets have been fired out of gaza into israeli territory during the course of today's saturday and that the israeli warplanes have

surmise that maybe he's going to try to do something here and maybe give us a hollywood ending to the mantle story but that's complete speculation i have no idea of no maybe in a couple of hours but again i'm not going to spoil it no not until it's done he does a long history at the con why is this festival so special for him. well turntable basically got a start here i mean his 1st film reservoir dogs premiered in sundance but then it really got celebrated here got lifted to another level of this was really when he was recognized by the industry was here in cannes and then his follow up film pulp fiction which premiered 25 years ago to the day here in cannes that launched him into the stratosphere and parents you know style of movie making really see stand because it's both very american but also very in tune with international cinema he often quotes foreign language films his films kill bill were various fired by asian cinema to be perfectly fits the special and he owes a lot to this festival and so that's why he's brought his new film here and the can here is really ready to celebrate que

of a good enough that all you want the solicitor got it would put me on the mantle at the last it said to. me that you'll know paul. enough well it was pretty good way to lose a. whole lot of what you stand to which i would only be done long ago but i come. here do you mean your money you know did you storm the lead here so my looked up from moods should show during the clue which are coconspirators some are going to. raise. in the week's top stories russia is still reeling from a plane crash killing 41. people when a passenger jet bursts into flames while making an emergency landing at a moscow airport and. also to come russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov and his u.s. counterpart grapple with the crisis in venezuela with follow up talks expected. in 2 days' time and iran partially suspend the 25th the new.

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eighty-four dystopian nightmare we put in that we install the cameras on the next cameras in our doors and mantle pieces but spying devices in our hands and in our homes with aleck's and other of these mass surveillance technologies that's the difference between orwell and today it is the worst nightmares would never think that we will imprison ourselves. is running for israel's prime minister he has to form a government in less than twelve hours to avoid a new election with more on the challenges binyamin netanyahu is facing. he has just always to form this coalition majority now he did when the snap elections that he was responsible for calling on the ninth and this gave him forty two days in which to form this new coalition and the prognosis really was that he would succeed to do so but unfortunately for him he hasn't the sticking point comes from a former ally a former defense minister who served under netanyahu don't even then who is the leader of the white twin political policy and the issue at play is the whole matter of whether or not i'll travel to just. jews off a ducks too should serve

whoever is left in the cabinet and whoever takes on the ma ntle the cabinet and whoever takes on the mantlee resignation from leaders like andrea leadsom, others seem reluctant to be wielding the knife in this, as he who wields the knife never wields the ground, as they say. but also andrea leadsom will have won some respect from her exeter colleagues are finally taking a on this as well. c is the first one to raise her head regularly at the parapet —— brexiteer —— she is. her head regularly at the parapet —— brexiteer -- she is. she has an excuse in that she sets out in her reasons for leaving that she didn't wa nt reasons for leaving that she didn't want to have to come before the commons and set out a timetable for legislation that she doesn't believe in that all things will pass. sol think there is a sense in which she has a specific role that is relevant to her reason for wanting to leave. 0k, to her reason for wanting to leave. ok, let's move on to our third paper, this is yours, arj, the huffington post. andrea leadsom quits as theresa may survives. interesting. she survived the day.

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