let's go to marvin on the not enough wine. marvin, philadelphia. welcome. caller: yeah. ukraine became a soviet country and when it became a soviet country, -- russia said that they would not go to war with ukraine, but they did. that is why we are backing ukraine. and we need to give them the equipment to defend themselves because we don't's will on in the world with taiwan and china and like that it if we are looking at this too much, i don't think so. i think in the long, long term i think we need even more to ensure everybody else and that nato has got their back. that is just my reasoning. host: jim has another view in florida. good morning. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: yes sir, like most americans i was initially in the port of ukrainian -- i was in support of our administrations of the ukraine ill jerry effort. increasingly, it is -- military effort. increasingly, it is a pit that we are pouring in honey money -- money. we are looking at the wisdom of supporting this military effort. i am 70 years old. i remember well the vietnam war fiasco. i

back in the 60s, marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra.ell me what's goin' on ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ graham: marvin gaye was very much affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam, so he's hearing all these stories about what's going on over there. he's seeing the protest here, and it's changing him. he holds up a mirror to america. "look at yourselves, america." graham: he's talking about the war, he's talking about poverty, changing him as an artist in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ mother, mother ♪ ♪ everybody thinks we're wrong ♪ ♪ they do ♪ initially berry gordy did not want marvin to do "what's goin' on." questlove: motown was supposed to be non-threatening. here you now have marvin gaye making a protest record about the war that could potentially ruin good money. you don't lightly talk about the government. ♪ yes, i want to know ♪ ♪ what's goin' on right now, people ♪ de passe: ultimately when he agrees to put out "what's goin' on," berry tells marvin, "okay, if you're right, i'll learn something. and if i'm right,

marvin demonstrates professionalism (clapping.) what does that mean? >> hi. >> you have a report while maintaining the park facilities to make sure they're save for all people. and with the peers and management and e pissing the department values he collected work and above and beyond by raping the interior above the pool and communicating to coworkers throughout the project and take on jobs and projects and strategic and planning preparation and safety protocols thank you, marvin (clapping.) all right. this one marvin counts. >> that's why it is not [off mic.] >> all right. >> (multiple voices). >> i'm almost done here whoops a little bit about marvin on the other side with the work in the rain and still at camp matter and worked corroboratively with the urban forestry for the clubhouses and james boyle come on up (clapping.) (yelling). okay. >> (clapping) i can tell you guys hate this carpet here do you have a nickname. >> no, no. >> val's could. >> okay. you exemplify the standards of special skills and dedication of all work and you maintain the fl

marvin: alibaba delivered a sullen beat both on top and bottom line. earnings was amplified by ongoing cost-cutting measures that have been ongoing throughout the tech industry. what we are more focused on is the impressive topline revenue beat, and this something we will be focusing on for the rest of their earnings season for signs of consumer recovery. rishaad: you look at any good news for the chinese consumers, there has been very little of it here as well, it's return to growth is quite striking, is this something that other e-commerce companies can take solace in? marvin: we've been highlighting that tech will likely be the bright spot for this result season, largely due to the cost-cutting measures that have been implemented throughout the rest in previous quarter, and the readthrough from alibaba is positive, but we do want to highlight that the earnings season is still expected to be quite disappointing overall earnings expected to contract 5% to 6% versus last year, and this is largely a reflection of ppi deflation eating into the industrial

marvin, good to see you. i thank you for being with us this morning.ica is angry. our history is being assaulted by desantis and this idea of slaves having personal benefits has been especially harmful and insulting. how can a slave in america consider to profit and have personal benefits? american slavery was particularly evil, jose, because it was the only system of slavery in which the enslaved were not considered to be persons, but property. we find this very insulting. and that's why we're demonstrating and we'll continue to do that. >> yeah, i mean, it is so important to highlight what you're saying. how can there be anything of any benefit when the concept that people were not people is the starting point to everything. and when you talk to fellow teachers, what do you see and what do they see as the impact these changes could have? >> it is chilling on teachers. they cannot teach in a normal way they teach. they're afraid to teach, you can't blame them. but desantis is to have thrown a blanket over education that is suffering education in our s

for more, we're joined by marvin dunn, who helped organize the protest and leading teach no lies toursteachers and young people to places like rosewood, florida, the site of a 1923 massacre of black residents at the hands of a white mob. many eyewitnesses say that death toll was higher. violence began when a white woman falsely accused a black and of assault. i the time the massacre ended, every building in rosewood except one had burned down. no long person agency investigated the massacre. no one was ever charged with crimes. marvin dunn is a professor emeritus at florida international university, author of numerous books, including "the history of florida: through black eyes." in the book come he writes -- "almost all of florida's painful racial past has been whitewashed, marginalized or buried intentionally. but i was born here. i know florida's flowers and her warts." professor dunn is co-founder of the miami center for racial justice. welcome to democracy now! you are one of those that love the march this week and a rep before kids go back to school. talk about the new curriculum

amy: marvin dunn, thank you for being with us, professor emeritus at florida international university numerous books, including "the history of florida: through black eyes." co-founder of the miami center for racial justice. joining us from palmetto bay, miami. next up, we look at a shocking new "washington post" expose revealing the smithsonian has a racial brain collection gathered in part by racist anthropologist. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "when seasons change" by curtis mayfield. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we end today's looking at a major investigation by "the washington post" that revealed the smithsonian institution holds a so-called racial brain collection that contains 255 brains gathered in the first half of the 20th century. much of it was collected at the behest of a racist anthropologist who was trying to scientifically prove the superiority of white people. an investigation by "the washington post" found most of the brains in the smithsonian collection were removed from dead black and indigenous pe

so he called marvin nicholson, who was then his bodyguard. and marvin was at the wedding. so marvin told him. and then josh called me and said, we have to put a statement. and i was like, oh, no, no, no. like a but we had to put out a statement and. then we didn't talk about it at all. that's people just knew there had a small wedding. and then when this documentary film on me was in 2020, i think think the floodgates kind of opened because they interviewed the filmmakers, me and my wife, about the wedding. and then i message president obama and was like, look, they're not they're going talk about this in the film. is it okay with you? we show some of the photos. well, how did you choose our wedding? well, because big because the the president wasn't chuck kennedy from my staff photograph. the president's involvement in the wedding. right. you got to go. that was on that those pictures are all the national archives. wow again and those have never released although we did show some of them. and so we'll put a foia request in today for that. you could. yeah. well when people

this is marvin equipping the gasoline engine and walks it to talk. first naval battle of the revolution was fought. we will now show you this which was made 50 years ago. she's goingun under. this is called a hand liner. ♪♪ >> this is sailing out into the night. this is what i call the twilight of my career. ♪♪ the cures that invest the day silently sail away. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ weekend on c-span if you are an intellectual every saturday american history tv documents american stories. ... to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs like lectures in history, the presidency and more. be sure to watch american history this saturday or anytime online at c-span.org/history.le >> our third and final panel will examine channels for the ideal. we are

i think that's a major change from marvin.ou've got the amateurs and pros buying at the same time. >> jim, you just defined the strategy. i mean, we want to make sure that we have a very purposeful strategy around the do it yourself customer and the pro customer. when you talk about appliances, we're number one in market share because of great innovation from our suppliers, but also the last three years, we've been building out a market delivery strategy that can deliver appliances almost anywhere in the country next day. that is something we know is a market leading initiative in addition to the fact we spend a lot of time investing in those associates. we've got lowe's university. we take aur associates through specific product training. so when i hear stories like your daughter calling and getting the product knowledge she needs and walking her through the features and benefits that work best for her, that tells me we're making good progress in giving our associates what they need to serve our customers at a very high level

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i did just get off the phone with marvin ellison. he said though we are forecasting home improvement to be down in single digits in the second half, we believe our specific total home initiatives will allow us to outperform the market by 100 to 200 basis points and overall we remain really bullish long term. the lack of available homes on the u.s. market, the average age of a home being 41 years old and price appreciation of 35% from the pre-pandemic are all pause of drivers. the pressure on consumers, he says, are more about consumer confidence and consumer sentiment rather than financial wherewithal or the ability of credit. what our customers are telling us is they feel good about their employment situation, they feel good about the amount of equity if their home and they know there are projects they're going to get done. they're just waiting to see what happens in the macro environment. interestingly, while shrink has been a pressure for lowe's for years, unlike what macy's and dick's executives have told me today, ellison says s

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police say marvin serrano initially attempted to get away by running through the streets. yesterday, and hopping over fences and ultimately hea leaked into a lagoon. police sa they arrested him after an hour-long standoff. a second robbery suspect is still at large. >>> today in san francisco ther is a meeting to talk about the future of u.n. plaza and the heart of the city's farmers market. the city has a plan to bring people to the plaza, but farmers say it is at their expense. >> reporter: the elegant reclaimed beauty of united nations plaza has changed in recent years. now, most days it has become a gathering place fo the homeless and drug addicted. but one day per week at the atmosphere changes thanks to th sunday farmers market. >> i mean, this market was founded on the principle that this was a food desert. and fro day one we had a line of people in this neighborhood waiting t purchase fresh produce. >> reporter: the presence of so many people discourages the troubled element from congregating and officials have taken notice. they asked if the market did operate sev

marvin white hopes this will ease the burden for those in need. >> we want to make sure we are of servicemmunity, that there is a beacon of hope amongst all the housing and security, food insecurity, all of the opioid use, that we are here to support this community. zach: glide church says it raised almost $8,000 for the backpack giveaway, that's double its original goal. a lot of good work going on. how fortunate we have been this week, at least today so far, the weather for all of these events we have been having. spencer: you are right. if you want very warm weather, go to the inland. you want call whether, go to the coast does she want -- you want cool weather, go to the coast. we got choices. radar images showing that thing. marine layer has held onto the coastline much of the day, generating a nice little onshore breeze. we have wind speeds up to 27 -miles per hour in san francisco. we have had quite a warm up since yesterday at this time. it is 11 degrees warmer in novato, 9-10 degrees warmer over in the inland, east bay. that weekend warm up is happening right now. here's the view

it was funny. >> and i think that marvin -- >> endless loop. >> marvin is, i think, one of the most excitinge country because he took the company and has ignite the it and made it a fun place to shop. i like to get my plants there. i like the management. >> you get your plants at lowe's instead of home depot now? >> i bought my flats, some at lowe's, some at home depo. i split my flats, if one has a blight it's important. >> lowe's outperforming depo. >> if you are a plant or gardener, you never get your flats all from one place. if there's a blight and you're taken down, look out. >> done. >> need to have diversity. >> right. >> i look forward to that. we'll see you tonight on "mad money." we'll talk more retail in a bit, including a cnbc exclusive with the head of macy's when we're back in two. are you still struggling with your bra? it's time for you to try knix. makers of the world's comfiest wireless bras. for revolutionary support without underwires, and sizes up to a g-cup, find your new favorite bra today at knix.com >>> good tuesday morning. welcome to another hour of "squawk on the

trying to attack in response to our areas, he tried to storm this kupyan, liman , bakhmut, avdiiv, marvinand shakhtar directions, and this is where most of the fighting took place now the russians in every village are trying to stop our military and regain the lost positions, the killing is going on everything there is , and the enemy aviation and artillery are working non- stop along the entire front line if even to compare, in the previous weeks there were about six and a half thousand shellings in the eastern directions of the artillery rtsv, then for the past week more than 8,000 shellings from various artillery systems of rocket systems of salvo fire. if we compare it with bakhmut . in the winter, when we restrained their advance, then there was also a large number of shellings there was a short period of time when the quartering attack was reduced. but now everything has returned to the norm. in winter , when wagner began to use guided air bombs, they dropped 250 kg of coffee along the entire line demarcation reducing all around, due to the inaccuracy of these weapons, it is the civ

marvin, i'll bring you in.rprise out of the pboc two rate cuts, not one. this is a very policy driven market. where do you see it going? yeah. so, you know, like as gina mentioned in in the us earnings matter, but right now here in china, we're seeing kind of a policy driven market where the macro matters more from regulators. we've gotten the policy blitz in july and we're seeing some sense of urgency with the rate cuts today given today's disappointing macro data. so it's easy to understand the urgency there. but you know, for sustained momentum in the equity markets, we think that we really need to see the effectiveness of these policy moves before and that may take a while. what are you expecting? i mean, you've talked about maybe record equity inflows this year. if we do see this kind of policy blitz turn into action, how are you crunching these numbers now? yeah, the i mean, we're still tracking one of the best years for inflows, largely because of the surge in january. but one of the concerns is the weak

the next time we hear us officials talking about foreign madeline cable, marvin archie, new york, 20 pasta out here in moscow. as the charges begin to pile up against donald trump, ranging from mishandling secret documents to conspiring to defraud america. a recent interview with ex house speaker, nancy pelosi quotes the congresswoman is saying, the former president's re election must simply not happen. it cannot happen all. we will not be the united states of america. if you had to be president, it would be a criminal enterprises into white house. so now that i have full subpoena power because of the freedom of speech, sham indictment by crooked joe biden deranged jack smith. and the d. o. j. it is just been reported that the on select january 6, committee of political hacks and dogs has the legally destroyed the records and documents. this is on thinkable and the fake political indictment against me must be immediately withdrawn. the system is rigdon corrupt very much like the presidential election of 2020. we are a nation in decline, which i'm so sorry for being indicted 3 times.

the next time we hear us officials talking about foreign madeline, a k with marvin archie, new york. there are some to whom i have off the south africa's helping to expedite his countries. but during the break scribbled emerging economies anyway and for our massive made those comments on the visit super torres, during which he welcomed other countries aspirations to join the ro, saying that was strengthened field evaluation general. the way you ron's president abraham bracy will visit south africa in the upcoming days upon an invitation by his self african counterpart and elaborate on our stance regarding bricks. we consider brooks membership as a way to enhance multilateralism for tea. a saudi arabia, the u. a. indonesia and other books aspirants are all friends of you, ron, we welcome other countries becoming bricks, members to strengthen the block wall and facing the hunger. i'm environmental concerns weigh heavily on minds around the globe. washington has decided it wants to focus on something else. so it's september. the 20 need is summit. the us state deposit. it says the fundi

the next time we hear us officials talking about foreign madeline cable. marvin, archie, new york, laurie johnson, the former c i o this i'm kind of seo. the associate says a diplomatic cable effects real bullying techniques used by washington. if you read through this cable, it doesn't matter whether or not it was. this is exactly what washington dc said. what matters is, this is what pakistan perceived. washington has say, and they make it very, very clear that m, ron con, is a problem because of his clothes proceed. close relationship with small scale, in fact, has to be clear about what was said in the conversation that donald trump had was so lensky at no point in that conversation, that he said you do this or else you're going to suffer these consequences. he simply raised it as this is an issue we would like you to investigate. that's look at that. in contrast to what was said here a year ago, where the, the us official, a state department, it's our main don specific point threatens pack us there. that says, if you guys don't get rid of con, you're going to be very isolated both by

so marvin, asking for billions more in defense a does what seems to be an endless mass of wealth transferring from the military, industrial complex all for ukraine. of course. wait, wait. it might seem like a lot of cash to be spending, but what kind of horrible person would dare put a price on freedom and democracy? reminds me of a girl i knew in college, you had a boyfriend who insisted on driving them everywhere in his car, but he always made her pay for gas because he said, hey, i'm driving and you can't put a price on safety. who would do that? kind of like only apply that heater would object to climate change spending, even though it's clearly pretty much useless in a recent interview with the washington post, the polish president's try to frame all of a spending on ukraine as a total bargain for the west. right now, russian imperialism can be stopped cheaply because american soldiers are not dying . but if we don't put a whole to russian aggression now, there will be heavy price to be paid. yeah, such a great deal that the west is getting right now. being able to use ukrainians is pret

and then he began calling himself martin and marvin at one point in the 1930 census, he's listed as marvin king that might, just might have been a mistake by the census taker. we don't. but then he travels to and learns more about martin luther and comes and turns the l to luther and a very gradual process. it's not until his wedding invitation goes out that he begins to call himself martin looking for the first time, and then a few years. after that he begins using martin luther king and then tells his son, by the way, name is changing, too. so why martin luther was the significance? why would he choose? that name of martin luther was the great protestant reformer from germany who stood for religious independence. standing up for your beliefs for, you know, for principle over over practicality. well, he didn't really want to be a minister did he know he was his father for a long time, assumed that he was going to be a minister yeah but well it's interesting though i was really struck by this i found and autoblog raphe that daddy king martin luther king jr senior was referred to as daddy k

a cable. marvin, all right. see new york no, its been almost half a century incoming, but just hours from no rush it will be attempting to reacquaint itself with the final preparations or underway for admission to or something like the rocket set to blast off just after 2 a. m must go time, i will take 5 days to reach lunar orbit and then another week or so until a touch is done on the moon's side, the pole. the mission will study sort of samples on hunt for the possibility of frozen water ortiz chip. bose, we'll watch it all on full. is that the lord side? in the meantime, he's been looking back out the history of mankind exploration of the great build the bushes, history and space is a story punctuated by determination. genius as 1st soviet launch of sputnik one satellite, the 1st man made object of war, but earth in october, 1957, marked the beginning of mines, physical interaction with the customer, followed in august 1964. the successful launch of a pair of the male dogs, belk instructor and space on a spac

the next time we hear us officials talking about foreign madeline k with marvin. all right, see new york let's uh discuss this is laurie dos and the former c i a i was on cotton c o, but associates larry, it was a pleasure to see you. thanks for joining me here. yeah, of see now the is cables that they can still remember to in the us and the boss of this festival. how significant ave well, let's be clear what it is. this was a diplomatic message written by pakistan's ambassador to washington, back to his ministry of foreign affairs, reporting on a meeting that he had with senior us state department officials so that this is a, this is clear as i read it. this looks to me like a very authentic pakistani document. and so this is, this is the typical type of cable traffic that you would see is a us and bass that are sending back to the us state department. okay, so we can, we know the cable is all time take, i mean, since they got faced by the amazon things about this publicly before we knew that the us was on, hey, we didn't kind of a line with the us was a needs ev

the next time we hear us officials talking about foreign madeline cable, marvin archie, new york, that we spoke with the roof assign these, the installation secretary for the p t. i policy, which in long con has he says the cable improves what the former prime minister has been saying about for empowers into feeling impact response, intern. with this for the one hand, it validates the contention that i understood and wrong con at all these uh taken that that had been in defendants and bought this off the 10 of the fios uh, which was communicated by the 10 boxes. sonya bass been stationed in the united states of america, mister hoshal cheap. so he always contended that this amount to do the agent to independence, which was also watched for by the national security committee meeting becky, to be, which was attended by the job of civilian and military leadership role in x. and it's a statement issue that the conclusion of that beating it had contended that uh, besides what amounted to patient. good defense and box topic done in the past. and it also decided to separate demolish on the uni

the next time will you hear us officials talking about 4 in madeline, a k with marvin. all right, see new york on our website waiting for you right now a f b i. agents claim they filed a lot to assassinate president biden. they've faithfully shot a man in utah who had made an online threats claiming he was reading his sniper rifle on kemo gear ahead of a visit by the american leader through that state. more details on our website. so among the 70 to us military interventions since the start of the cold war, one in chalet in 1970 paved the way for a cool that 3 years later. and now nearly half a century later, for my topic, dc official, henry kissinger as a field previously unknown details. as all his ritual blevins now express for nearly 50 years after a violin government overthrown in chalet supported by the united states, newly declassified documents are giving insight into attempts by then president richard nixon to prevent the election of the country socialist liter before the crew of 1973, there was the attended to of 1970. 1 of the event of this year is of that at