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marie, black campuses started college today. rack obama became our first black president. they were teenagers, watching the protests after george floyd. what if any impact would you say those events have had on enrollment? >> huge. the presidency of barack obama, and you had to the presidency of kamala harris. you add to it u.s. senators, like we had in the state of georgia with raphael warnock. and you see african americans seeing themselves in these very public figures. and they are not just seeing themselves, but they are seeing themselves in people who went to hbcus, that are completely tearing down the overarching stereotype that you had to go to an iv to get to where you want to go. you can go to the institution that is best suited for you, get an education that allows you to be comfortable in those formative years. and that allows you to be a world changer. i tell people all the time, i don't know lot of people with national holidays named after them, but i happened to go to a college where one of my alumnus had one of tho

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is, and in fact, how it can grow and the influence of the european union is not only there, the black marysonly, but also if we include the factors of energy, if we also include the agro-industrial complex, then it is the middle east, asia, africa, that is, let's find out more about the visit of ursula von der lalna to ukraine and its results for us, you have already mentioned energy security, this was discussed in particular during the negotiations with our president, which we can already talk about, what results and possibly a change in policy of the european union in fact, the fact that this visit is already the third visit has already taken place this is already such a powerful signal yes and this is a powerful signal of what is this is already such a path and the european union is already very serious about the fact that ukraine is no longer god nature zone a this is already the future of the european union, and about it in many speeches, even speaking in the european parliament, mrs. marsula noted that for us it is a two-way movement, that is, before hm. let's say that society is set

this win will make mary the first black and native to serve in congress. and ron brownstein. >> i thought i had read something wrong. just want to get that out there. thank you so much for joining. >> there are a lot of unique factors. she is a personable candidate. she has deep roots in the community. the rings choice voting system adds another wrinkle. but, even with all that considered, she ran -- as he said, she would unequivocally's of port a lot to codify roe v wade. she was the first politician i can remember who has been described as pro-choice and pro- fish -- giving her work on salmon preservation in the state. she continues the pattern that we have seen since the court overturned roe v wade. democrats have outperformed the 2020 results in a series of special elections in new york, nebraska, minnesota -- obviously in kansas -- this was a state that donald trump one in 2016. no guarantees that she can hold the seat in november. but, certainly continued evidence that abortion is has energized the electorate. it is reminding swing voters why they ar

ah ah, the land of the free america has never been a rural democracy, the black, the wouldn't orig, mary's democracy, maybe excludes divisions and struggles in america's electoral system. a fight for and against equal representation. and the democratic process is the country that learning how to be a democracy, but it's not there yet. one person, one vote on al jazeera. ah shoot. jason is the best documentary films from across the network. on al jazeera, 2 stories astray will win challenging traditional female stereotypes in a male dominated society to make a different chemical. if i go, of course, we'll pull into the ravine. how families look like this. the water is highly contaminated. bolivia in the class. risk in it all out is there. ah, it is obvious that that the plant i'm the physical integrity of the plant has been violated several times. are you and that mission to this operation. how long wraps up, but it's leaving inspections behind.

ukraine can perform obligations to customers despite the war accusing russia of using energy to black mary -- to blackmail europe. >> we have absolute understanding from european leaders that we are is an hybrid war. we have absolute understanding that russia is blackmailing european politicians. we have absolute assurance from european politicians they will stay with ukraine. >> california has raised the emergency status of the state electrical system as it battles a blistering heat wave. electricity uses at the highest since 2017 with millions of homes and businesses cranking air conditioning to cope with temperatures above 43 degrees celsius. consumers need to use less power face rolling blackouts. the incoming uk prime minister liz truss has drafted plans to fix annual electricity and gas bills at or below the current level of about 2300 u.s. dollars. trust officially takes over from boris johnson tuesday. she is expected to speak later outside 10 downing street. the effort to cap energy bills could cost $150 billion over the next 18 months. stans government has -- pakistan's governmen

mary says both men were red hoodies and black mask. she describes them as being young 19 to 25 years old. i hear again help and screaming, and i just ran down the stairs and then i see my neighbor, you know, like pilled with, you know leaves, thefts and break ins have become all too common. it doesn't surprise me because we've had people break in. my place like a few times, mary posted about the robbery on social media and neighbors found her purse and cellphone about a mile away. still missing or her house keys , car fob i d and credit cards grateful she was not injured and thankful for her neighbors. help i am going to walk around here. this is my neighborhood. this is where i live. can't get run out of town. by thugs. here's another look at the getaway car. the california license plate as seven h i w 530. we reached out to oakland police to get more information about this case. they tell me due to the holiday . they will have to get back to me tomorrow. mike. amber lee live tonight in oakland. amber thank you. police in the city of

instructed to work out the creation of large resorts in primorye to actively use the still black azov baltic marye caspian sea and raise the issue of establishing interstate tourism organizations. and vladimir putin also noted that it is not necessary, as he put it, to cling to the reciprocity of visa issues, now my colleague anastasia yefimova anastasia is on a direct line from vladivostok again. what other statements were made? yes, yuri hello, modern high- quality, most importantly, affordable for citizens with different income levels, this is exactly how traveling around the country should be. presidium of the state council, dedicated to the development of tourism, the main goal of this very development was formulated by the president. the main goals here are the creation of high-quality modern affordable tourism products and services; the formation of a wide demand for them ; the solution of these problems is aimed at the tourism and hospitality industry project, its key indicators by 2030. to more than double the number of trips of citizens across russia by one and a half times the stock of

mary says both men were red hoodies and black mask. she describes them as being young 19 to 25 years old. i hear again help and screaming, and i just ran down the stairs. and then i see my neighbor, you know, like pilled with, you know leaves, thefts and break ins have become all too common. it doesn't surprise me because we've had people break in. my place like a few times mary posted about the robbery on social media and neighbors found her purse and cellphone about a mile away. still missing or her house keys, car fob i d and credit cards grateful she was not injured and thankful for her neighbors. help i am going to walk around here. this is my neighborhood. this is where i live. can't get run out of town. by thugs. here's another look at the getaway car. the california license plate is seven h w 530 mary says the getaway driver is a woman and that there was another man in the car. in addition to the two thieves, she says police did respond quickly. i reached out to oakland police, they told me due to the holiday, they will get bac

mary says both men were red hoodies and black mask.5 years old here again, help and screaming, and i just ran down the stairs and then i see my neighbor you know, like pilled with, you know leaves, thefts and break ins have become all too common. it doesn't surprise me because we've had people break in. my place like a few times, mary posted about the robbery on social media and neighbors found her purse and cellphone about a mile away. still missing or her house keys, car fob i d and credit cards grateful she was not injured and thankful for her neighbors. help i am going to walk around here. this is my neighborhood. this is where i live. get run out of town. by thugs. here's another look at the getaway car. california license plate is seven h i w 530 mary says the getaway driver is a woman and that there was another man in the car. in addition to the two thieves, oakland police have not yet said whether that car was reported as a stolen vehicle in oakland. amberleigh ktvu fox two news. two women were reportedly shot in san francisco'

mary says both men were red hoodies and black mask.gain, help and screaming, and i just ran down the stairs and then i see my neighbor you know, like pilled with, you know leaves, thefts and break ins have become all too common. it doesn't surprise me because we've had people break in. my place like a few times, mary posted about the robbery on social media and neighbors found her purse and cellphone about a mile away. still missing or her house keys, car fob i d and credit cards grateful she was not injured and thankful for her neighbors. help i am going to walk around here. this is my neighborhood. this is where i live. can't get run out of town. by thugs. here's another look at the getaway car. the california license plate is seven h i w 530 mary says the getaway driver is a woman and that there was another man in the car. in addition to the two thieves, oakland police have not yet said whether that car was reported as a stolen vehicle. in oakland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. thank you. amber police in oakland are investigating a

black and white. far west. you know, they're, they're, they're, they're the good and the bad weather. yeah. yeah. yeah. it's, it's, it's this, mary. ok. hi, attitude down low grade tones. any more down or colors and desist, much more present in the region where i lift many years ago. and while i'm living again in the middle east, where luckily, there is not this black and white thinking, there's honest here a bit more of pluralism in the political debate is not fascinating. it as always, we just so appreciate you coming in the program and break, breaking down all those issues for us really. thank you. karen can i saw austria's former a foreign minister your most. why can't think of for the kind of, for her always sung and charming conversation as always, maria the, have you thank you, karen. oh, i wish you a good afternoon yet. you're watching r t international just after half past 4 in the russian capital still to come in or 60 minutes of news to day already devastating flooding in pakistan could lead to a major humanitarian disaster. that is the dire warning from the world health organization which says the lives of hundreds of

black owner from the beginning, the titular owner was dr. alicia warfield. he had been an ob/gyn, although they did not call it that in those days. he actually delivered mary todd lincoln. he had the horse and was the titular owner for its first successful races. then it was bought by a syndicate headed by an absolutely fascinating man named richard tim burke, who owned the metairie racehorse in new orleans. he had been kicked out of west point. he had gone down the river riverboat gambler and made a fortune. and he bought lexington, and he was the one who promoted the races to the point that 30,000 people would show up in the whole city of new orleans would shut down when lexington was racing. presidents came to watch the races and it was a huge celebration. then he sold the horse to -- back into kentucky, to an owner who had interests in scottish estates, as well as the finest livestock breeding establishment. and that was where lexington stood stud, to such great success. he had a long life and was very well cared for, which was a good thing. host: geraldine brooks won the pulitzer prize in 2006. cooper, bridgeton, new jersey. please go ahead with your

. >> mary elder, you wrote in your book, showdown, black conservatives scare people. that was in 2002. >> that's right. >> is that true today because her. >> absolutely. bennie thompson the chair of the generous six committee referred to clarence thomas as an uncle tom. they scare people because we refute the narrative. black people are eternally oppressed which is what in my opinion the democrats have inducted a black suit believes they could routinely pull that for the democratic party that characterize themselves over and the white hat in that part and the republicans over there where the black cat. >> i do want to read a quote for march 31, 2022. this is from one of your columns. sorry, i do not consider myself a victim of a systemically racist country. i do not believe cops engage in institutional racial profiling. i reject critical race theory and climate change alarmism. i believe taxes are too high regulations to severe in government too big. i support secure borders in pro-life god-fearing and advocate school choice. >> that's it that's exactly it. and i beli

black. well it is possible through delp. no matter how you spoke them. here correct color. it's color like it was red dye. these were vegetable vegetable dyes. and here is maryon the plant. here it was used for example, there was another one, but i remember it for sure it was used for red blue, but it turns out it was the koran it was the koran there were several types of plants, alder, including it with the addition of iron, always received white as the main one, but there are, for example, southern regions closer to ukraine. where there is more red, for example, well, and with black it connects signs of the weather for autumn woman men returned to needlework, young people took up home crafts. it began to gather in the evenings and in the huts for songs before the festivities. in september, there are a lot of mushrooms for a long and harsh winter, if the leaf tank starts late, then winter will be fierce on mountain ash, many berries by harsh december, we will turn around to the apparatus together from here on the calendar of llc roads, collect lek plants and grow it on this day. well, not everywhere, or it was bleached with us somewhere in some regions it w

black voters and white liberals. later, he became the u.s. housing secretary and a federal appeals judge. his son, mitch, also served as mayor of new orleans, and a daughter, mary3-term.s. senator. moon landrieu was 92 years old. still to come on the newshour. other states look to follow california's lead on banning gas powered cars and other vehicles. tamara keith and amy walter break down the latest political headlines. a swedish island adored by tourists militarizes in the face of russian threats plus much more. >> this is the pbs newshr, from w eta studios in washington, and in the west, fromhe walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. william: as we reported, liz truss will take over the united kingdom tomorrow as the united kingdom's new prime minister after she won the support of her conservative party. as laura barron-lopez reports, the shift in leadership comes as the country is bracing for an acute economic and cost of living crisis. >> i give notice that liz truss is elected as the leader of the conservative and unionist party. laura: foreign secretary liz truss has won the battle for britain's prime minister seat beating form

film that john barrymore and mary pickford did of annabel vlhova when they were trying to convince her not to go to russia and to make a movie. in 1929. it's about minutes. black and white images of her dancing, the dying swan that she was so famous for doing. and interestingly, we we did a book launch at the houston museum of natural science when the book came a couple months ago, and we found a video to close the presentation with ballerinas all over the world dancing the dying for covid relief. so if you do some, you can find some wonderful things about her. wow. all right. so now is your chance to shine. so please raise your hand. and so we will bring you a microphone. all right, here's my good afternoon. the timeline between the events, these individual events happening and then when the information is coming to surface in the in the sources that you guys are finding is very interesting have y'all found or seen any correlate in between how long takes between that to happen is or is coming surface quicker nowadays and if not do you have any ideas on how can be more proactive in finding out the truth of the events more quickly. i don't know. i took the orig

maris. you dream about that kind of stuff. it's unreal so far this year, a rescue team from the oakland zoo and save 140 baby black crowned nightfell from their nests in downtown oakland team that finds the birds takes them to the zoo's veterinary hospital, where they're examined and given treatment if necessary. then they're taken to the international bird rescue and fairfield, where they're taken care of for 6 to 8 weeks until the birds are ready to be released into the wild. san francisco's japanese tea garden has been restored for the first time in more than 100 years to mark. the occasion of celebration was held in the japanese tea garden. golden gate park. and the carpentry, roofing and mason work was completed by city maintenance crews. traditional bells were also added to the five story structure, organizers say more than 500 donors contributed to the restoration project. people in organizations from all over san francisco across the bay area to state and frankly, from around the world that have supported the pagoda and teegarden projects, donations or large and they were very small. these renderings show the second pha

black owner from the beginning, the titular owner was dr. alicia warfield. he had been an ob/gyn, although they did not call it that in those days. he actually delivered mary todd lincoln. he had the horse and was the titular owner for its first successful races. then it was bought by a syndicate headed by an absolutely fascinating man named richard tim burke, who owned the metairie racehorse in new orleans. he had been kicked out of west point. he had gone down the river riverboat gambler and made a fortune. and he bought lexington, and he was the one who promoted the races to the point that 30,000 people would show up in the whole city of new orleans would shut down when lexington was racing. presidents came to watch the races and it was a huge celebration. then he sold the horse to -- back into kentucky, to an owner who had interests in scottish estates, as well as the finest livestock breeding establishment. and that was where lexington stood stud, to such great success. he had a long life and was very well cared for, which was a good thing. host: geraldine brooks won the pulitzer prize in 2006. cooper, bridgeton, new jersey. please go ahead with your