martin strict parent, so martin is the strict parent, so ne-s— martin is the strict parent, so me eeing. and i think that this brings down to the level, well, it's hard to think of anybody sinking to the level of boris johnson when he accused keir starmer of not prosecuting jemmy savile, which was a new low even for him . i don't think this has for him. i don't think this has done the labour party any favours, but i'm really concerned that people go, concerned that people will go, oh, both as bad as each oh, they're both as bad as each other. i'm not going to bother to vote. and that's a real problem . we'll be quite problem. we'll be quite interesting.— we'll be quite interesting. what turnout at we'll be quite intelocalg. what turnout at we'll be quite intelocalelectionernout at we'll be quite intelocal elections and it at we'll be quite inte local elections and you've the local elections and you've got— the local elections and you've get te— the local elections and you've get te nave— the local elections and you've got to have your— the local elections and you've got to have your id

martin: they have no choice. the central banks job is the inflation target and the inflation dynamics in japan we cannot overemphasize enough. they have dramatically changed. one way you can see it is the currency which is devalued in the last decade. the real effective stage rate is at the lowest level ever. this is a huge boon for japanese companies. this is why warren buffett is in japan. japanese companies are making profits that would make any american ceo gosch and i think that's underestimated by market conditions. dani: i was just pulling up a text you sent of this morning saying japan in 2020 is a stock trade in not currency trade. you expect stocks to double. is that going to be an outperformance of the rest of the world? martin: this is japan moving from a 00 world into a two to world. 00 is zero inflation for the last 20 years. and we are moving to 2% interest rate and interest rates, nominal gdp point of view, corporate profit point of view. the dynamics to taipan -- that japan are throwing at this a

i thought to myself, if someone like martin | to myself, if someone like martin lewis were to have a could get a tick themselves. �* .~ . themselves. and you can take a icture themselves. and you can take a picture of _ themselves. and you can take a picture of martin _ themselves. and you can take a picture of martin lewis - themselves. and you can take a picture of martin lewis and - themselves. and you can take a picture of martin lewis and put| themselves. and you can take a | picture of martin lewis and put it up picture of martin lewis and put it up there, and i'm now the real martin lewis. that's a can of worms that's been unleashed. there are things they can do to back away from that. elon musk himself is offering to personally pay for verification. crosstalk because stephen came and lebron and... they said they wouldn't pay it. �* �* , ., and... they said they wouldn't pay it. �*, ., ., yis it. and it's not about the money. is like a game- _ it. and it's not about the money. is like a game. good _ it. and it's not about the money. is like a game. good to _ it. and it's not a

it was really distressing for martin and li—macro to, and for that reason martin has decided to takeamation and harassment. —— martin and 02. he worries that courts and the law are the only way of dealing with this and he doesn�*t want survivors of the attack or any disaster to be subject to these kinds of conspiracies and the hate they can trigger. kinds of conspiracies and the hate they can trigger-— kinds of conspiracies and the hate they can trigger. many people will find it inconceivable _ they can trigger. many people will find it inconceivable that - they can trigger. many people willj find it inconceivable that someone could create stories about something that was so awful and devastating for so many families. therefore it has added importance of making sure maybe this can�*t happen again. talk to me about the longer—term implications. figs to me about the longer-term implications.— to me about the longer-term implications. to me about the longer-term imlications. ~ , ., , implications. as you mention, it is a landmark _ implications. as you mention, it is a landmark legal— im

this tile is particularly important to martin conser. it shows how a glazier has melted in just a few decades present and thought is element, that's a central element of the archive document and climate change. because if we don't safely preserve the ra climate observation data, future generations might not understand that climate change took place and certainly not to what extent are from going with y'all's masser. the project won't be limited to just tiles. scientists are working with martin conser on new data storage materials to fit more data on smaller spaces because there's plenty of demand. even the university of vienna has tiles here. the project memory of mankind is to last forever for every one. spain's countryside has seen populations plunge as people leave their home villages for big cities. it's a phenomenon that's become known as empty spain, in the southeast of the country, the village of penny as after the battle has all but emptied out the youth have left the elderly are left behind. it's a bitter pill to swallow for luc

martin, thank bethany elsey. martin, thank you. — bethany elsey. martin, thank you., thank you. ; " bethany elsey. martin, thank you. ;: you. good afternoon. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom at 12:00, former deputy prime minister dominic raab has blamed activists within the civil service for his downfall, saying they're holding the government back. he resigned yesterday after an investigation upheld some of the bullying allegations made against him. mr raab claims a minority of those within whitehall are effectively trying to block government. he told gb news that he's very confident he didn't behave in a bullying way to these allegations that were dismissed out of hand . and i think people out of hand. and i think people are out of hand. and i think people washing— out of hand. and i think people waisiiing .— out of hand. and i think people are watching . this— “g“i: and i think people are watching . this would be are watching. this would be surprised— are watching. this would be surprised that— are watching. this would be surprised that

martin luther king, jr." and, just all of a sudden, i just started smilin' because it only reflected when i was sittin' in the church and they were talkin' about hi. dr. king suddenly started askin' us our names. he asked us, "where did we liv, where did we go to school, how old," the normal questions that an adult would ask children. the same man that placed that black jacket on dr. king, when we got to the rear of the door as we were talkin' to dr. king and dr. king was talkin' to us, he said, "you little children can go on and play now because we're about to have our meetin'." and dr. king suddenly said to him, he said, "no!" he grabbed us by our hands and took us on into that church and he sat there patiently and he started askin' us more questions. he said, "now, what do you little girls want?" my best friend and i looked at each other, not knowin' how to answer that question. he said, "now, children, when i ask you, 'what do you want,' i want you to say, 'freedom!'" and he said, "now, what do you little

martin hope fur reviews everything. he's nervous in the basement to engineers, a filling the last 4 holes. not yet. the challenge is don't, st. would get some detonating chord and a threading iron and put it in. come on, let's do something else. in the meantime. hopeful has wired up hundreds of electronic detonate. is that those and tried this? the idea, the crucial thing is the ideal. it's a unique number. every detonator has one open. when we've programmed each with a certain destination tungsten site, with a delay of up to 30 seconds, excellent, then bus is and by that's unheard of and blasting technologies, i embody this as unique. so we're all excited for him or worry all, i don't know what to think at this point is, is move it will, you will see on trauma electronic detonate is a more accurate spit, also much more expensive than conventional once. meanwhile, or rica motus is working on keeping track of everything so that these colorful pitches of the result of the few night shift. i sat here every evening until 12

carlos martin. mr. martin is both the david m. rubenstein fellow at the brookings institute and the director of the remodeling futures program at harvard university's joint center for housing studies. he earned his phd in civil and environmental engineering from stanford university. we thank each of you for taking time to be here. each of you will be recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony . without objection, each of your written statements will be made part of the record. you are now recognized for five minutes to give your oral remarks. >> chairman davidson and ranking member, cleaver. my name is julian annoy and i'm part of marsh mcclennan, the world's leading professional services firm in the areas of risk strategy and people. we're a u.s. company with more than 85,000 colleagues worldwide advising public and private sector clients in 130 countries with more than 150 years of experience. we advise individuals, businesses, governments and communities in analyzing their exposures. >> sorry to

that includes martin's daughter eve.oot martin and eve, it is for that reason that martin has decided to take this legal action, which, as you say, is for defamation and harassment. and what he really wants to do is set a precedent, because he worries that courts and the only way of dealing with this. he doesn't want survivors of the manchester arena attack or any other disaster to be subject to these kinds of conspiracies and the hate they can trigger. conspiracies and the hate they can triu cer. ~., , conspiracies and the hate they can triu cer. , , .,, trigger. many people will find it inconceivable _ trigger. many people will find it inconceivable that _ trigger. many people will find it inconceivable that someone - trigger. many people will find it l inconceivable that someone could create stories about something that was so awful and so devastating for so many families. and so therefore it has added important, doesn't it, making sure this can't happen again? talk to me about the longer term implications of this cas

well, then martin kunze is the guy for you. he is creating a time capsule so that our descendants can have details about us and the era we lived in. he's set up a storage facility deep in one of the world's oldest salt mines, near hallstatt in austria. except the data for this project isn't being stored digitally, but on ceramic tiles. >> martin kunze is on his way to his treasure trove. located deep in a mountain in austria, it's a vault of stone and salt. he's given the project the name "the memory of mankind." >> we're in the "salzberg" of hallstatt, the world's oldest salt mine. we're going to take this old mining train around 500 meters into the mountain. >> this group of mountains in upper austria is called hirlatz. the region is famous for its rock salt, extracted here for centuries. the old pits and shafts provide ideal protection for martin kunze's archive project. the data is inside these boxes of fired clay. but here, data isn't being stored digitally. it's on ceramic tiles, not unlike those you can buy. kunze burns

well, then martin kunze is the guy for you. he is creating a time capsule so that our descendants can have details about us and the era we lived in. he's set up a storage facility deep in one of the world's oldest salt mines, near hallstatt in austria. except the data for this project isn't being stored digitally, but on ceramic tiles. >> martin kunze is on his way to his treasure trove. located deep in a mountain in austria, it's a vault of stone and salt. he's given the project the name "the memory of mankind." >> we're in the "salzberg" of hallstatt, the world's oldest salt mine. we're going to take this old mining train around 500 meters into the mountain. >> this group of mountains in upper austria is called hirlatz. the region is famous for its rock salt, extracted here for centuries. the old pits and shafts provide ideal protection for martin kunze's archive project. the data is inside these boxes of fired clay. but here, data isn't being stored digitally. it's on ceramic tiles, not unlike those you can buy. kunze burns

martin has gotten to the whole point to this program. is there an eminent nato in, in, as far as i around true simply with national flags from metro countries entering? i mean, we can, we can have mercenaries and can volunteers, he can have all that. but i mean, are we at this stage right now because i think we are, because there is the, they can't ratchet and back. there's only one gear, it's forward. they don't know how to turn it around because, and they're not getting the results that they want. i mean, you know, the ukraine is a financial basket case right now. it can't pay any of its own bills. i need the, the, the prime minister of hungry is made that very clear. but that's the only logical next step george. but that means potentially world war 3. george. very, exactly. and there are clearly a number of nato member states that desire list. i really do want this world war 3. they want this epic, elliptic of playing out of forces that one of one final push to destroy russia to white brush off the map. and the only time does that hap

that is mike martin. i appreciate your time very much. always. well, the vatican has confirmed that pope frances will lead easter celebrations in rome. 86 year old pontiff has left hospital after being treated for bronchitis. his resume has public duties at palm sunday mass in saint peter's square. ah, after 3 days in hospital, poor francis was well enough to crack a joke about his help in front of reporters. how did you feel after the weekly audience, you have nothing really? i felt unwell, a stomach at now. how do you feel? i'm still alive. you know, i'm leaving hospital francis made to faithful and list a grieving couple. oh dear to 6 year old pontiff was taken to hospital in room with breathing difficulties and later diagnosed with bronchitis. velva sher see. they are just glad he's des, covered in time for who levy and can amazon and us that it's very emotional. now we came for palm sunday, mass and were originally told the pope would not be there. now it's a nice april surprise or don't know what is it with us at present? melba should alrea

sarah with martin here, a mom we had that done by the administration. i guess a 2nd annual or a buy a new one. i'm not sure because he talks about democracy a lot. as the a former president of the united states in front runner and the opposition party is indicted. so, i mean, democracy message for the world, but not much democracy at home here. i mean, this is beyond farcical and most of the world sees it. and if you look at the final communique, the number of exceptions to countries that why would we like this agreement, but not this paragraph and not this paragraph here. i mean, absolutely farcical, but this is how they see the world. they see the world as a, a binary on democracy versus a talker. see, and of course you don't agree with democracy than you're an auto crowd. i mean, it is a such a manichean view of the world. go ahead, mark. yeah, it's a been per reservation which even when you go back in the day when america had some source of credibility on the world stage as the one the dishes out, the moral tutelage on a grand scale. i'm talking the

a las 5 mÁs ( música ) >>> cómo le va soy martin berlanga hoy miércoles 26 de abril en noticias telemundo la expectativa sobre la capacidad de votación de demócratas y republicanos por el techo de la deuda del gobierno y presidente andrés manuel lópezs obrador este recupera del covid-19 según las autoridades mexicanas y si usted planea viajar al extranjero durante vacaciones de verano le diremos cuánto demora renovar o sacar un pasaporte nuevo y se quieren imponer reglas sobre el uso de redes sociales en menores de edad para marcar límites a los padres, y la cantante rosalía no sacó sus trapitos al sol sino a la venta le diremos en cuánto y dónde irán a parar los fondos recaudados. qué bueno que nos acompaña se espera hoy una votación en la cámara de representantes sobre el techo del deuda si los republicanos aprueban la deuda sería una presión para los demócratas esta votación es muy importante para la economía del país >>> un gusto saludarte martín un día movido en la cámara de representantes por la votación del techo de la deuda el líder republicano y presidente de la cámara de represe

martin daubney . right. martin. martin daubney. right. weir,— martin. martin daubney. right.. should ire-rasing— to start with you, peter. should ire-rasing e - to start with you, peter. should we-racing ? erg. to start with you, peter. should- we-racing ? erg there's we ban horse racing? erg there's no public appetite banning no public appetite for banning it, jump racing is cruel it, i think jump racing is cruel and i care about animal rights, so i think animal rights protesters should always act within the law. but three horses killed over the grand national week. i think if you had other sports festivals where you kind of count the dead of the participants afterwards, there'd be a greater sense of outrage. i find there's a there's a lack of interest in the fact animals are being killed. and i'll draw you one other quick parallel. do you remember kurt zouma, the footballer, kick the cat who kicked a cat and very foolishly. well, foolish and well, it was foolish and unpleasant even more unpleasant to do even more foolishly a video about it, foolishly made a video about it,

well, then martin kunze is the guy for you.he is creating a time capsule so that our descendants can have details about us and the era we lived in. he's set up a storage facility deep in one of the world's oldest salt mines, near hallstatt in austria. except the data for this project isn't being stored digitally, but on ceramic tiles. >> martin kunze is on his way to his treasure trove. located deep in a mountain in austria, it's a vault of stone and salt. he's given the project the name "the memory of mankind." >> we're in the "salzberg" of hallstatt, the world's oldest salt mine. we're going to take this old mining train around 500 meters into the mountain. >> this group of mountains in upper austria is called hirlatz. the region is famous for its rock salt, extracted here for centuries. the old pits and shafts provide ideal protection for martin kunze's archive project. the data is inside these boxes of fired clay. but here, data isn't being stored digitally. it's on ceramic tiles, not unlike those you can buy. kunze burns t

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that's exactly my martin. any again, i'm glad the mom brought this up because this whole sanction regime is another means to impede the development of the global south. the global south sea, you know, they did, they do look to historically, to the north, north, north flash west. and they say 2 things. they like, you guys have a lot of prosperity and a lot of safety. we're on board for that. that's the gender. we want your democracy stuff. ok, fine. we'll do a zoom called from amazon, but we want security. we want prosperity and this is being impeded again by the west mark. yeah. but the deal is you have to fall on your knees and literally ankles of uncle sam. and you know, and if you don't do that, then politics kicks in and you become ostracized. you become identified as the problem. why is hungry and turkey know what? why will annoy hungry until he was not invited to the conference? these, both of those leaders, recalcitrant, rebellious individuals who don't ask how high when america says, john, you know, an

but it will come down to the last minute to see if martin social democrats can pull ahead of their 2 main rivals. the conservative coalition party and the populist fins ready with nato membership in hand. the impact of neighboring russia's war on ukraine has not dominated debates. finished. voters are focused on finances. the fact that the all public finances are in balance, it's in some countries, is not an issue, it's would move the pollution mean feel under these. that's not going well, this a tutor the deficits. i can do to extend that now the amount fealand is paying on the it's that these amounts to do some of our ministry spots. if it's a threat settler though, finish public debt at 72 percent of g. d, p is far lower than the eurozone average. it's uncomfortably high for finland. taking over in 2019 at sun m r in successfully navigated finland through cove, it, and into nato. but while she's extremely popular abroad, thanks in part to a leaked video last year of her dancing with friends, her economic moves are criticized at home debt, climbed under her watch yet. she's campaig

she the partner of martin luther kinng. she is the partner of martin luther king jr.tin yule under dexter and she is a woman who was a global later, globalthought she is a woman who was a global later, global thought leader, strategist, coalition builder, a person who was a humanitarian warriorfor peace, a champion for peace, and, so, for me it means a great deal because people get to see, really, the truth of who my mother was, the monument itself is not an image, and thatjust really fascinates me because most times when you see monuments and memorials it will be a depiction of that person in terms of an image. this one more is a representation of the essence of who she was as a person, as a leader, as a global thought leader, in fact, and so you see words on the outside of it like empathy and change and the freedom and compassion and commitment and rights and liberty and truth — all of these things emanated from her life and on the inside when you go inside, there is her quote, "women if the soul of the nation is to be saved, i believe that you must become its sole.

>> it is a year when, after a decade of a civil rights movement that people have associated with martin luther king and had been focused on the fight against discrimination, jim crow, voting rights and so forth that we all remember, there was this young generation of blacks who rose up to question a lot of the goals and also the tactics. it was a year that stokely carmichael took over the student nonviolent coordinating committee from john lewis, the great civil rights icon. it was the year the black panthers were formed in oakland, california. it was also the year when a lot of young black folks said we don't want to be called negros anymore, started wearing afros, the -- dashikis, and the first-year kwanzaa was celebrated. >> why the phrase black power become en vogue? >> the phrase in -- the phrase itself had been popularized by carmichael in a march across mississippi called the narrative march. it was sort of the sequel to the soma march of 1965. and in the middle of this march at a late-night rally, he had been thrown in jail by the local cops for setting up a tent for the marcher

but martin hopeful is having fun. oh, you can see that we're above the tree tones lou old in the 20th floor is a great lookout. once you get a magnificent view across this industrial mask with joe montes is glad they only need to go up to the 6th floor. their workers have already started to weaken parts of the walls. this will make it easier to bring down the white giant. the 29 of those, some with salmon, him to some bow holes are still missing from home. let's see. it was magna, it's documented. and oh good was they want to blow up flows 6 and 7 on kind of you can imagine it's like a tree. i'm all remember to follow tree honey to cut out of which is how and that's exactly what we'll do here. and taylor blast out a, which i forgot. so this is the high rise was, will blast out a wage. so falls down the even plan to have to which is one in the basement and one on the 6th floor. so the white giant collapses in on itself. the whole process should only take about 15 seconds. no single misty, it is not as it were. kinderga

martin, welcome to the program. this was a well time departure. i mean one day after basically leaving the hospital, the pope is saying mass. i mean, we have known for 2 days or so that he was actually in fairly good shape and that he had developed sort of out of the bronchitis you know, quite speedily. obviously he still has mobility problems and you will see that in the images of him leaving the hospital. but i think that it was understood even 2 days ago that he would most likely be leading the mass. so, you know, i think that this also talks to the resilience of this bow and how engaged he's with his, with his work, essentially, even even in the face of ailments. this is the 1st palm sunday mass to be held. since the pandemic, tens of thousands of people are gathered in saint peter's square. what does this mean for worshippers? i think that it's obviously very important. i mean, people give great significance to, i mean, to keep in mind that the main element or the main object of the, of the church is in fact to bring together the congregation

this is martin hibbert.ey have been targeted with conspiracy theories and hate online. now martin's decided to take legal action against this man, richard d hall, a conspiracy theorist who'd pushed those ideas as well as using tactics offline to try and figure out if survivors were lying about their injuries. that includes tracking people down, and one of the people he tracked down was eve. he admitted to spying on herfrom a vehicle parked outside her home. now martin has decided to file legal action for defamation and also for harassment. now a case like this against a conspiracy theorist promoting these kinds of ideas hasn't happened in the uk, but it has happened in the us. alexjones is a talk show host in america and he's become infamous for promoting conspiracy theories suggesting that the sandy hook school shooting was a hoax. jones was ordered to pay nearly $1.5 billion in damages to those families because of the hate and harassment his conspiracy theories had provoked. during the original investigati

kennedy's sex life, wiretaps and bugs on martin luther king. there were files cap in his office separate from other files to keep them safe. others said there was another purpose. then he had an extensive file collection called his personal files. those were destroyed. he asked his secretary to destroy them and she did. they were birthday cards and such she says. some think there was other material in there but we do not know. >> he was under seven presidents. what was his relationship with some of them? >> mostly, he was very useful to them and he liked them a lot. the three princes -- presidents that interested me the most were one, franklin roosevelt because it was roosevelt who made the modern fbi. the new -- the fbi turned out to be a new deal alphabet agency. he pushed law enforcement in a big way and pushed hoover into political intelligence during the war. that was fascinating for me. then the last two presidents lyndon johnson and richard nixon were also fascinating because they had very long-term relationships with them. he lived on t

that's what i mean in a martin. one of the, one of the scary things about this, we're talking about civil liberties already here. but i mean, because of this and almost a blank check that this is the only way that's going to be you can suppress a civil liberties. it somehow legitimizes austerity for the, for how the distortions of the economy. you know, people in the mainstream media talking about will europe survive the winter? well, of course it did, but the winter coming, that's going to be the difficult one. not the one that just passed here, but see, because you know, a nato must expand it. he must have ukraine. it's the reason why to cover up so many other issues that are, are bubbling up in western societies all because of ukraine. i mean, i don't see how that watches, but it certainly is a, um, a, it's, it's a way for the elite to legitimize the status quo. go ahead yet. and so it's a massive conspiracy to distract media, a gum regular journalist from writing the regular stories on health care. you know, it,

martin luther king junior. your father died in the pursui of nonviolent social change. fast forward to today, donal trump, a former presiden seeking the white house' second time has done nothing but encourage violence i pursuit of our perservatio some of his preservation i should say of his own power. with that in, mind looking ahead at, tuesday what is your reaction as all of us that com from the kings school of thought. who will be looking at thi arraignment thinking about wha this day means no more personally than you an your siblings and certainl your wife and daughter >> first of all, rev, thank yo so much for the question as i have approached april 4th it's a challenging day for m personally what comes to mind most of all is after 55 years of my father being gone, we still are not focusing on how to address gun violence in a nation where many, many people have been killed the sideshow of what's happening with the forme president perhaps may be i order. and perhaps some would say nee to happen. no person is above the law and i am sure that the drama o it will creat

all right, i promised you as to martin, you get a chance at this. you learn what esther, what, what yeah, david says he says, look, you, republicans are all going out and saying, there's no case here when you don't know what new evidence is there. i don't know if that's how i started this. or if you want, i can start a little differently. i, my objection is when he says, we have no reason to think this. he's saying we, david and others are saying, we should assume this is all on the up and up when we have a record of about 6 or 7 years where we've been lied to by the media and by prosecutors. the muller, at the molar investigation was dog meet the derm investigation is dog meter. at this point we, i don't have any confidence. and this the, i, again, i go back to this. i don't know why david gets to skip across it. you can't charge a felony without the nit is no, you're not before the grand jury and turning yourself in to be arraigned. if you're not charging a felony, the only felony beside vance wouldn't do any of this. that's a previous guy. and no

this is martin hibbert.were left severely disabled after the attack and since then they have been targeted with conspiracy theories and tight, denying what happened is suggesting the attack was stage and they were lying about their injuries. now they have launched legal action against this man, richard de hall. last year i revealed how this conspiracy theories targeted martin and other manchester arena survivors. he even posted online about how he tracked them down to their home and work places to see why they were lying about their injuries. it is similar to a case in the us. alexjones suggested the sandy hook school shooting was a hoax. but he was taken to court by families affected by that shooting because of the hate and harassment they suffered after the conspiracy. he was ordered to pay almost $1.5 billion in damages. there is not much money involved here, but let me tell you about the tactics hall was using to get to the manchester survivors. in merthyr tydfil he sold dvds and conspiracies, including

it by my, my yahoo fellow to on the panel if you're in and at martin. yes, i'm sorry, i didn't names go right by me now. i the, the point is that there's, there's the, i, there's the issue that this last conviction of his company, which took years to get the documents on firmed fraud, financial fraud. and those documents include the stuff that supporting this case. you know, so short for let me start, let me just fighting david, let me just stop there for a moment. i think what you're saying is they've now got evidence that nails him dead to rights because and i don't know, i'm just saying and you and i were talking about this just a little while ago at if they have an email or a memo from dar, from donald trump, to michael cohen that says, michael, i need you to pay this woman off. this is the here, i'm going to put the money, but let's hide it. i don't want anybody to know that i'm paying make it look like it's a legal fee. oh, and by the way, i'm using campaign funds to do this. if they've got that, you're right. he's in trouble, but they would have

dalaneo martin leaves behind an infant son, his mother, terra martin, shared her grief. >> he's my child. he's my son. and until you be where i'm at today, you would never understand. >> reporter: the doj will determine if martin's civil rights were violated. a key moment in the probe will be when the officer got into the car. keith taylor is a former nypd supervisor. >> it could be considered an officer-created jeopardy situation where the tactical decisions were not advantageous to the officer because it placed the officer in harm's way. >> reporter: within days of the shooting, the union that represents the park police released a statement saying that the officers involved acted appropriately. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> the department of justice has reached a tentative agreement to settle a lawsuit over a deadly texas church shooting. the government has agreed to pay victims and their families more than $144 million. 26 people were killed and 22 others wounded in 2017 when a gunman opened fire during a sunday service at first baptist church in sutherland springs. a judge r

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. >> remember what we've on martin was wearing when he was walking and shot in a florida neighborhoodbit at the smithsonian national museum of african american history and culture immerses visitors in a conversation that reimagines the past and present of the often difficult black experience in america. nbc's is in clay as someone takes us on inside afrofuturism, a history of black futures. >> museums are known for showcasing the past. >> what i love is seeing all of the different costumes. >> but for the next year, the national museum of african american history and culture in washington d.c. is taking audiences to the future, with a new afrofuturism exhibit. >> what is afrofuturism? >> i think it is a way of african americans thinking about the past, and it's wrist history, and using that to talk about to talk about the future. >> museum director kevin yang says that the exhibit was launched to reimagine, we interpret the black experience. it includes african american classics, original costumes from productions like, the wiz, black stars like janelle monÁe. and black buster films.

and now let's hear from frederick martin. is mr. martin available? >> hi. thank you for considering me for this seat. just to answer the question off the top yes, i have attended many of the reparations committee meetings. also the substance meetings -- subcommittee meetings and economic justice with [inaudible]. >> . >> there's been a lot of community engagement that i have done with and for the committee in regard to district 5 and district six and getting a lot of people to attend. excuse me. i have a cold or the flu, so the experience that i've had in san francisco i have lived here all my life. i have had times where i've lived in public housing and also times where i didn't live in public housing, so we were in market rate housing for most of my childhood but i have lived experience. i'm currently living in subsidized housing, and the work that i did starting in 2015 with housing rights committee it was funded through hud and we were to go in to all the project section 8 units we could that were in danger of losing their afford ability or they were in

dalaneo martin leaves behind an infant son. her mother terra martin shared her grief. >> he's my child. he's my son. and until you be where i'm at today you would never understand. >> reporter: the doj will determine if martin's civil rights were violated. a key moment in the probe will be when the officer got into the car. keith taylor is a former nypd supervisor. >> it could be considered an officer-created jeopardy situation where the tactical decisions were not advantageous to the officer because it placed the officer in harm's way. >> reporter: within days of the shooting the union that represents the park police officers released a statement saying that the officers acted appropriately. norah. >> jeff es,u. fterno tictims shoong in nashville. n walked out of their ro classes to demand action against gun violence. >> reporter: seattle, charlotte, boston. coast to coast outrage about gun violence. high schoolers staged a noon walkout in protest. including in uvalde, texas where a school gunman last year massacred 19 childre