let me turn to representative this marcia fudge. i soap reshaped you and your leadership, and i just want to note that you know i think mayor snow a bit about mayors so no problem is too big or too small for a mayor to focus on also, most problems when europe may or they are not democratic or republican problems, their problems about whether people's lives work or not. and i believe you will bring that same spirit to housing and urban development. i want to thank you and i want to follow up specifically on the conversation that you and i also had, about the shortage of housing on tribal lands, and i'd like to ask if you could comment briefly on the most important housing problem programs in indian country, and what program do you see an and you know and about the shortage of housing in trouble communities? >> well thank you for speaking to me, that was brought up to me but most of the native american stakeholders, they brought this up and something i have guarantee that i will look into as quickly as possible. and as soon as i can y

marcia fudge. marcia fudge to lead the house of -- lead the department of housing and urban development. most of us have met with them. in most cases we were impressed with your passion to serve, especially during the current public health and economic crisis. thank you, congressman fudge and dr. rouse, for that. covid-19 infections are up. new unemployment claims continue to rise. millions of families are behind on their bills. the chairman's right, there was good economic growth in the third quarter. the fourth quarter does not look so good. this recovery is clearly off-track. much more needs to be done. the new secretary of the treasury, former chair of the federal reserve, the sitting chair of the federal reserve, who was known as a republican and he was nominated, most believe we need to do more and not put our foot on the brake. we face a choice when we finally marshal all of our country's past resources to meet this moment. will we help the families that desperately need it? there are so man

she was the great-granddaughter of marcia washington and throughout her life was connected to the importante in the events of 19th century washington, d.c. and the national archives hosted the event and provided the video. david: grant quertermous is the curator and collector of the preservation. as the former curator of the tutor place historic

the next few weeks, bph and dpr presents will be hosting programs with naomi klein, marcia guessing, roxanne gave me. i hope you'll go to the brooklyn public library's website to find the dpr presents page and explore what's coming up. i also want to share 2 important notes. first we will put in the chat link to purchase america and around locally at the community bookstore you're in brooklyn and i encourage you all to buy a copy of this book. and second, i want to invite everyone to share your questions for john throughout the program. type them into the q and a box at the bottom of your screen . and now it's my great pleasure to welcome john ghazvinian and hooman majd and tell you a bit about each of them. john ghazvinian was raised in london and los angeles, born in iran. he has a doctorate in history from oxford university and his writing has appeared in newsweek, the sunday times, the new statesman and the nation. he directs the middle east center at the university of pennsylvania and lives in philadelphia. hooman majd is an hour in american writer and the writer of three books

. >> marcia, marcia, marcia! go on. speaking of mixed families, mr. and mrs.dergoing a name change. today hasbro announced that it is peeling away the mr. and mrs. titles from the famous toy spuds, saying the two will now be referred to as potato head going forward in order to break gender norms. one hasbro official described the toys' current gender identities as limiting to children and they were in need of a modern makeover. mr. potato has been around for more than 70 years. the change will soon begin appearing on boxes. personally, i find this a little bit disturbing. as a young boy, i feel like i learned a lot about what it took to be a man from mr. potatohead, and among the things i learned is i didn't want that big mustache like spencer has right now. i learned that. and by the way, people, when this was announced were freaking out on social media. so hasbro has reemphasized that if you want to dress the potatoes up, i think there is 42 accessories, you could still have mr. and mrs., but you don't have to have that. kris step, your kids are a little too

my name is marcia ely and i'm director of programs for the center for history which was formerly the brooklyn historical society and now we are part of the brooklyn public library and every week we offer free programs like this one at the to the issues of our day through the library's programming are. the next few weeks, i'm excited to be hosting programs with wnyc's professor carol, roxanne day, marcia gaston, and many others. i also want to mention that on thursday of this week, epl presents as its annual night of ideas, a six hour marathon of programs that this year focuses on our america and includes a keynote by artist ai weiwei and exploring how the rest of the world views the united states so i hope you'll drop by. night we focus on the united states and the conservative movement that is divided if not outright watering. we have 4 remarkable guests who jason will introduce in just a moment but first i want to invite all of you to share your questions for them throughout the program by simply typing them into the q and a box at the bottom of your screen and now it is my great p

mientras en la frontera con texas en ciudad juárez chihuahua cientos de migrantes como marcia cuentanó a los migrantes no ir a la frontera, ya que la medida solo aplica para los solicitantes de asilo del programa mpp. >> (música). >> con esto vamos a una pausa y al regresar, brasil suspende sus famosos carnavales y piden a sus ciudadanos celebrar en casa. cientos de personas buscan una cita para celebrar san valentín a pesar del poco tiempo que queda. >> (música). en un solo día... puedes trabajar donde te diviertes. hacer de tu pasión un negocio y ayudar a los demás. si, la grandeza es lo que hemos logrado otra vez con la nueva ford f-150 2021. fuerza así de inteligente, sólo puede ser f-150. con la nueva ford f-150 2021. el wendy's breakfast 2 for $4. tiene huevos. huevos de verdad y hechos al momento. como debe de ser, como en el classic bacon egg & cheese o el sausage egg and cheese. disfrutalos en el wendy's 2 for $4. y empieza tu dia con huevos. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ instant eraser de maybelline new york. nuestro corrector lo hace todo. con un clic... borra. esculpe. corrige. fácil de difumina

that was marcia engel. anna holligan is in the hague with more.ighly critical, which found extensive _ system, highly critical, which found extensive wrongdoings, so in some cases, _ extensive wrongdoings, so in some cases. both — extensive wrongdoings, so in some cases, both makers were coerced or paid to _ cases, both makers were coerced or paid to hand — cases, both makers were coerced or paid to hand over their children, expioiting — paid to hand over their children, exploiting the vulnerable and those livin- exploiting the vulnerable and those living in _ exploiting the vulnerable and those living in poverty, and this wasn't something — living in poverty, and this wasn't something thatjust living in poverty, and this wasn't something that just happened living in poverty, and this wasn't something thatjust happened in one country. _ something thatjust happened in one country, but across continents. so they look— country, but across continents. so they took to — country, but across continents. so they look to the situation in brazil. _ they loo

of them provide fine garden has who can ice the classes he also helps marcia and the others to find apartments and furnish them funded by private donations the tough interest in an organization for people in need also does its best. to repeat them up. and maybe also go off in the. other war. with you know whether or not it was the father. before he turned his back on all to also talks life moshe was never on his own his days was shaped by religion and the family rabbi vine garden is now helping him to cope alone step by step from being on his own has however raised many questions. this is the question say right now if god exists positive what it's all for me to walk through insurance or. i don't feel like religion is is part of. the rabbi hopes to help him deal with such extensional problems in particular he's encouraging moshe and the others to redefine their relationship to religion and teaches them the torah interest in new synagogue. the ultra-orthodox god is very present in your life from an on a daily basis he cares which you put on 1st and which you tie 1st he cares which which hand you

it's because of the experience of people like marcia who was adopted from colombia and raised in they mother, she never gave me voluntarily up. she was forced to sign. otherwise she would end up in jail p she was only 17. she did not have a network. she did not know what her rights were. so i ended up in an orphan house and from there i was adopted by a dutch adoption organization that helped my adoption parents to adopt me. my paper state that i am an orphan child. there was a birth certificate in my file that says parents unknown. but afterward i found my family, i didn't even have the name of my mother, but after i paid a lot of money i was able to see there was another birth certificate made by child protection services with the name of my mom. they made it look like my file was a child that did not have any family, didn't know where she came from. >> anna is in the hague with more. >> this follows the publication of report into the dutch adoption system which found extensive wrongdoing. in some cases, birth mothers were coerced or paid to hand over their children, exploiting the

really get there and that's what we did fortunately we were well taken care of in the community of ca marcia where we did not most of the filming. and the rest of the team. but people were very supportive and co-operative excited and it was a great experience the couple of bt she stayed e.p. compilation and you're introducing in the performance in a film of black yellow ranch i went how many scientists tina she's a nurse she's based in uganda and respond to her thoughts. and. that's really not that i'm. as under your knowledge. jesse remember when jay shoe bombs. on ija never been to me. most of all. came from this frees him from doing the action that. the nice inside the meek. were. so i recognized. the link between the decisions and the habits and the truck record of this regime and the lack of progress in some areas of public concern over the us health care infrastructure etc what i also recognize and i really want to be respectful 'd here because i'm not on the african continent but i recognize some patterns i read i recognize the consistencies with the ugandan political situation and th

doses is related to a technical issue but they are on their way but in the meantime 10000 doses from marcia have already made their way to the palestinian authority with this really logistical assistance and also the. world health organization vaccine 37000 doses are expected to come in within a couple days so the moment the palestinian authority finally began opening its doors and actually asking for help the help began coming immediately. you see the great success of israel in combat ing coronavirus specially has compared to here in britain obviously with a much worse death rate than israel is surely the fact that if it's not allowed to give vaccinations to garza israel itself will be threatened because as we know you're only as strong as the weakest link in coronavirus but i absolutely if you don't have the edge and they start giving them to be willing gaza it will cross through the checkpoints and come back maybe mutated into israel absolutely actually it's a real problem and the people in gaza suffer terribly from this there are people in gaza who are being given permission by israel t

next a documentary film called why more and more americans are falling for sex and cults i'm sorry marcia thanks for watching. and you hear me now appears we join you in a puddle stance judgment silence that will bring you i'm going to back off and you've never cut have been surprised to self with what is possible who is medical really what moves that i want. to talk to people who follow the way maurice and critics alike join us from eccles lifestyle. millions of people in the us are searching for life's meaning through spirituality . and some are finding answers in a phenomenon that began with hippies in the 1970 s. . the new age movement. here because. it's a mixture of eastern philosophy ancient natural rights and the supernatural but anyone can practice. entrepreneurs. it's also a lucrative multi-billion dollar industry. it turns out that money can apparently buy you happiness. and. activate i understand that there's remove the fear out of her body. this is a journey through a spiritual revolution that has been raptured people across the u.s. . september $29000.00 hundreds of people h

she was the great-granddaughter of marcia washington and throughout her life was connected to the important people in the events of 19th century washington, d.c. and the national archives hosted the event and provided the video. david: grant quertermous is the curator and collector of the preservation. as the former curator of the tutor place historic house and garden, he spent five years researching the family and using the collection to interpret the nearly two centuries of ownership of that landmark property in georgetown and the familial ties to george and martha washington. prior to their arrival, he was the assistant curator of collections at the james madison month earlier, where he worked for nine years on the mansion interior initiative to research and furnish the mansions following architectural restoration. let's hear from grant quertermous, thank you for joining us today. grant: thank you. it's a pleasure to be here this afternoon and i'm going to focus on how britannia's reminiscences were created. let me get my power-point going here. when subscribers to the century illustrate

go ahead, marcia. >> hi, congratulations. all those blue dots, red dots surrounding the latch, are those rocks? how close you think you came from something on the landing? >> mwe have to look at what we have there. we want to make sure, he's not specifically saturated as we consider 4% hazard down there. some of these places are definitely problems and there's individual works so we will have to take a closer look to see how close we came but the system did what was supposed to. the area available to it. >> great, thank you. next call from paul of upi. >> thanks for taking my question. i'm wondering if someone, i realize you haven't seen the sentiment but to what extent do you expect any major changes perseverance perseverance plannedch route based on the images and about how much imagery do think in terms of the number of images or video and how much better than what you have from the orbitere ? i don't know if that's for lori or jennifer. >> go ahead, lori. jennifer. go ahead, jennifer. >> i can talk a little bit about the

shocking video taken from this man's tesla camera shows the moment real estate photographers ben and marcia'srius is targetd by thieves. >> i was -- i was shocked. i didn't expect a robbery. i was expecting anything except a robbery. >> reporter: the husband-and-wife team just photographed a property in the delores park neighborhood and planned to take the i-80 eastbound ramp to treasure islands and take photos when suddenly -- >> the guy took the first camera bag and was trying to get another one. inside my camera bag there was my drone, my video equipment, my knife equipment, my camera and the lens, everything i had. i will not be able to -- to work anymore. >> reporter: the couple then jump out and call 911 only to see the black sedan speed away. >> reporter:. >> we talked to the police officer and the guy said this situation rarely happen in san francisco. >> reporter: while ben isn't sure if insurance will cover what was stolen, he is grateful this video exists and hopes it will get the attention of police and help identify the suspect. >> after this horrible story happened for me, i was

would you work with chairman tester and hud nominee marcia fudge who i spoke to 30 minutes ago on needto make sure all veterans have a place to call home, that's a high priority. >> i will quit last thing, last month va proposed a program to require remove military with exiting mortgage forbearance to pay back their missed payments with interest within 10 years this is more extensively what others mortgage programs are offering so it makes it more likely that va borrowers will fall behind to meet higher monthly payments. veterans and servicemembers should not be aygiven worse options than other borrowers with federal aid loans, and you agree with that? >> i do. we work with us to look into the pool and make sure no va homeowner is left with worse options and borrowers and other federally backed loan programs ? >> be happy to work with you on that. >> . >> senator cassidy. >> thanks for being here. i enjoyed our conversation, thank you. some of this willbe repeated just because i think it's important for my colleague . we spoke about how those of us in this committee will ask questions

my name is marcia ely and i'm director of programs for the center for history which was formerly the brooklyn historical society and now we are part of the brooklyn public library and every week we offer free programs like this one at the to the issues of our day through the library's programming are. the next few weeks

the banking committee approved ohio congresswoman marcia fudge for secretary of housing and urban developmentouse to chair the council of economic advisers. a second major voting systems firms, smart maock is suing over claims that it helped steal the election for president biden. the suit seeks $2.7 billion from fox news, hosts, and two former trump attorneys including rudy giuliani. a consulting firm, mckinsey and company has agreed to pay almost $600 million for boosting u.s. opioid sales as overdoses surge. court documents show that mckinsey worked closely with purdue pharma to aggressively market oxycontin. still to come, on the newshour, we examined the ongoing aftermath of arrests and accountability in the wake of the capital insurrection. i disconnect between supply and demand leads to frustration over the pace of vaccinations in virginia. a new report outlines the future for the war in afghanistan and much more. ♪ >> this is the "pbs newshour" from the view eta studios in washington and in the west from arizona state university. judy: one month ago this saturday, a mob of americans s

marcia bowser was the only sister offu muriel bowser.or children, the eldareally and those with behavioral disorders. she was 64 years old. >>> christine leahy was just 40. the sales manager loved her life with her husband and three children. the entire family caught coronavirus. chrissy was the only one who did not recover. her mother calls her fun-loving, generous to the core with the absolutely biggest heart. >>> 91-year-old joe bautista was a proud korean war veteran. he was a man of few words who expressed his love through cooking. he leaves behind a wife, three daughters, eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. we'll be right back. metastatic breast cancer, what does it mean to be a thriver? it means we grab a hold of what matters most. we sweat the details. ask for what we want. get what we need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill

but now we will have a statue of billy holiday, marcia johnson. sylvia rivera.re pivotal, to stonewall. and the gay rights movement we never heard there names, and these are trans gender black women, who really where the party starters. they got that movement started. and we never hear about them. so i feel as though all of us, we are correcting the historical records so that we don't feel invisible, so we see ourselves, we feel valued and it is also central for mental health, for our spiritual health, and for us to be able to continue these stories give us strength. they help us to carry on. and they help us to help others. >> absolutely, so what more can we do as women, a scholars, just this is society to better preserve this rich history that so much has been lost? >> one thing we have to do is allow the people we know to be human. we can't create this this participants in history, that is something unrealistic or that is unattainable. you know, we have this tendency to want to believe in male leaders, as the great men. and so we start to idolize them, instea

and their membership in the house includes congresswoman marcia fudge, yvette clarke, joyce beatty, lucy mcgrath, and brenda lawrence. honorable president is beverly e. smith. phi delta sorority. they include john lewis, elijah cummings. leader of the brotherhood, sleeping car porters, philip randolph, and record setter jerry rice. and congressman espaillat. and their president is michael crystal. and notable sisters include annie malone, and zora herston. and have julia carson and donna edwards. their honorable president valerie baker. sigma gamma rho sorority, founded 1922 at butler university. congresswoman corrine brown. and the first african-american winner of an academy award, hattie mcdonell. and also mary t. washington. and finally, iota phi theta fraternity founded in 1963, morgan state university. terrence c. carson, known as kyle, from "living single" and also our fellow colleague, congressman bobby rush. leader is andre mason. standing up for civil rights and ending jim crow to leading industries, medical advances, the divine nine has been at the forefront of progress, and i

hello marcia? >> good evening. i'm marsha peret. do you really think changing a name on an empty building, is going to change anything that has been going on inside? what is your goal? racial justice, equality. how is that going to occur when there's nobody in those buildings? your advisory committee has spent over year and a half researching, discussing, processing and as a group arriving at a consensus about the people for whom those schools are named. a year and a half to river at a consensus and there's only 12 on the committee. in just three months, in the midst of a worldwide pandemic and economic crises. these buildings with names that your desire committee does not are second home to these students and family and support staff. >> thank you. hello, micah. >> i spoke before. thank you all for still being here. i'm a sophomore. i'm not opposed to every single name being renamed. i support some of the school things we renamed. there's lot of -- in the google sheet renaming committee, they cited wickepia as a source. we can see

hud nominee, marcia fudge and sicilia rouse testified for the senate banking committee. this is 2 hours and 10 minutes. >>> before i begin with an opening statement, there are a few housekeeping items i would like to go through. as fers, this hearing is of courseo being held remotely. a few video conference reminders. once you start speaking, there will be a slight delay before you are displayed on the screen. to minimize background noise, please click the mute button until it is your turn to speak l or ask questions. if there is a technology issue, we will move to the

we need them confirmed now so whether it's neera tanden, whether it's miguel cardona, lisa monaco, marciaw, this country's in crisis. the last thing we should be doing is still talking about nominees. what we should be doing is working with those secretaries to improve the lives and the situations that we're dealing with all across the country. so, we applaud the senate for the hard work that they're doing, but we want to push them a little bit more to get our nominees confirmed so that we can do more for more people. >> cedric, i know how busy it is in that building, and i know that because of our breaking news, you had to leave whatever meetings you were in and stand there on the north lawn and wait for us, and i apologize for the delay and i thank you for being patient with us on a day like today. it's great to spend some time with you. >> no problem. thanks for having me. >> thank you very much. >>> when we come back, the latest developments and the breaking story we've been covering all afternoon. golf superstar tiger woods involved in a car crash in southern california. the los ange

. >> marcia if you buy a phone, you think you paid the money you have the phone, that is the end of itf that shouldn't have data taken, without their consent. the. jackie: brian what do you think of this i am a consumer that is very against being monitored any way taken a lot of apps off my phone i don't want alexa in my house, yet simply having this phone with you becomes a danger at a point. >> this is such a weird sayings more time more feels devices are monitoring you what governor is speaking to make it to have you to kim took-mark zuckerberg debate, zuckerberg on side let us monitor you watch your data tim took saying we want -- >> don't worry. >> i think hard for zuckerberg to win that battle ultimately because more and more people are saying your monitoring me in ways i have no idea about, and i want to out of it because i don't trust you that is -- trust is -- >> even if you trusted facebook what about the potential data being hacked by china, for example? >> i to let agree with that, america do i trust you facebook eroding that going to hurt business model big time. >> going