>> maya: i was born here, yeah. >> anthony: left, what age? >> maya: 13. all went to london, germany and i'm in new york now so. >> anthony: i don't want to say it's a rootless existence. but, but it's a -- you know, where's home? >> marcus: i think for us now, if -- harlem is really home. but when i've been gone for two years, i'm like, "i gotta go back," because the beat is just so different than what sweden can offer me, and definitely what new york can offer me. >> anthony: the median age in ethiopia is under 18. that means most people here don't remember live aid or any of that. ♪ coupled with a recent economic boom, this might be the first generation in decades to enjoy a future with real hope. things are indeed happening. in this case, at a vacant bus stop. ♪ >> marcus: they're dogtown, man. they are next generation of dogtown in africa, man. >> anthony: a few years back, a couple of ethiopians who had been living abroad returned to addis with some skateboards. today there are a couple hundred skaters in ethiopia and more on the sidelines waiting fo

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it's maya hawke.this friday. >> yeah! >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. now, what can you say about these episodes anything -- no spoilers, right >> well, the things is, we filmed them a long time ago now. it takes a long time to -- put it together. >> jimmy: sure >> and so, i know, i know that i know what happens -- >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> but can i tell -- i don't remember exactly [ laughter ] i -- i haven't seen them yet, and i don't remember exactly but that's why i'm excited, 'cause i'm so excited to just see how it all wraps up. >> jimmy: all right, so get ready, july 1st. this is volume 2, season 4 i want to show everyone a clip here's maya hawke in season 4 of "stranger things," take a a look ♪♪ >> and thehen, vickie e laughed. anand it wasn'n't like a c chea fake lauaugh either.r. it w was, like, , it was a r re, genunuine laugh.h. >> of cocourse she l laughed, robin.n. it's my y muppet jokoke. it's hilararious >> m my point isis, that vicick laughed, a and everyththing was justst, like, itit was perfefec

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maya's daughter says she wants the people responsible, identified and arrested. it's really painful, so please help me to make a joystick. my mom, i want that. and again, that was amber lee reporting. police say the driver fled the scene and the investigation is ongoing. and here's a look at the top stories trending tonight on ktvu .com warriors forward draymond green has not exercised his contract option for the coming season making him a free agent and that means the new warriors general manager mike dunleavy will have to enter negotiations with green if he is to remain on the team. california's reparations task force is finalizing a list of proposals that will go to state lawmakers by july 1st. state lawmakers will use the proposals to consider putting together reparations legislation. that legislation would pay black californians for societal and systemic harms rooted in slavery and a fail by jeopardy! contestants. has a lot of people talking. during a recent episode of the game show, all contestants were unable to answer a question that asked to finish a lin

passions broke out soon maya became pregnant. true to your position. she hid from colleagues and relatives about the birth of her daughter, this same sailor did not recognize. igor korsakov, after all, he was married. and maya did not want to destroy the world. she hid her pregnancy. she didn't tell anyone. she only gave birth to herself from whom we never asked. a year later, walking with a stroller in maya park , i met this very handsome submariner korsakov's game with his five-year-old daughter, looking into the stroller. he never found out that this smiling girl was his illegitimate daughter. i would like to have native people in my life. is this void filled? i hope that this will be a search and found her relatives, did they know, and her existence will consist of a long-awaited meeting of father and daughter after 50 years. and most importantly, what the dna test will show and maya krapova did not invent. mom, varvara we meet the whole story varvara igor on korsakov flew to us from krasnodar good evening. well, as i understand it, the mystery is

she's themselves the maya's. want to keep working within their own way whiskey and that's what i'm one of the longest serving fishers here on board. and as long as i'm allowed to pilot a boat with permission from the fisheries trade association, i'll be up the hill that kind of high volume is also fixed, cold and hiring for decades. within the last 20 years, they noticed the stokes dwindling numbers of college in the west and both take a so low some scientist style. they will have a recovery. that's why years ago the maya shifted to only catching fish. this is still relatively plentiful, doesn't good. good, charlotte, this is place. it can, i mean everybody knows that license, i've got a whiteside on for them and it's a knowingly slippery loves you. not as smooth as a meal. it is. this is, this will be the 1st. so you man and it goes healings. we also use a beeping device by the way, to ward off porpoises. but you can also hear it sounds like it's quite soft now. yes. yeah. there's one here and one at the end of

maya wiley is here back with andrew wiseman. don't play with your food, finish your breakfast, get the job done. what did we learn about jack smith today? >> jack smith don't play. that's it, that's all i've got to say. look, first of all, did you see his face? like i don't know jack smith, but i don't want to be on the other side of the table from jack smith. >> can i just say he's a really nice guy? >> i don't care. >> we're not talking about his off hours, we're talk about his on hours. >> we're not talking about eating at a restaurant. he's all business, all focus. he made it very clear. i think the way it is he set the table. the meal's about to get eaten, and donald trump's on the plate. >> and donald trump is going to be cooked. again, i like to say he's legally presumed innocent and we'll afford him his defenses. we had tim on recently who's a part of the team on this classified documents case. he made arguments that maybe the bad stuff trump said is all a lie. the other thing we see, maya, is smack smith is clearly in r

i want to go back to maya wiley now. maya, certainly this ruling has just come down and you may already be thinking of, are there windows of opportunity? i'm going to say perhaps my next life i'll be an attorney, i would like to think i could, but what has been going through my mind, particularly with the unc case is this is a public university. it is supported by taxpayers. so, would there be any sort of a counter to this ruling, a case to be brought up against by saying, look, if you are a firefighter, a firefighter of color, or a white firefighter, you're going to be paying the same amount of money? a teacher of color or white teacher, you're going to be paying the same amount of money in taxes, are we now not being given an equal platform in which to go to a public university? are we being less considered based on the fact that w have all those things that you outlined so eloquently earlier, we don't have the same cultural community support that other more privileged communities do? would that be an area of pushback?

maya and molly are back with, me maya reaction to this full circle moment that trump is facing, beingn in 2016. >>, while donald trump has never met an argument he didn't want to use if it helped him consistency it was never the show. -- >> whatsoever works in the moment that's what i'm gonna. daryl he saw political moment for hillary clinton but what's so fascinating is that it shows it directly as an indictment, in the indictment he's suggesting to his attorney, who he's driving to get to lie, whose documents, or do anything possible to keep up from having to turn it over in terms of the tapes we've been told that they had at -- justice department. and that, a mix explicit reference to, they just lost 30,000 emails, can't we just lose them he suggest replete it way to his attorney the strategy that he believes -- for hillary clinton which is the exact same thing that was on that stump. utilizing to ask voters to vote for him in 2016. the other thing is what it does in the indictment. the work it does in the indictment. is to say that he cannot say that he did not believe a national

maya's daughter says she wants the people responsible, identified and arrested. painful, so please help me to make justice. my mom, i want that verma had planned to take mom on a road trip in a few months welcoming her to the united states, never imagining she would lose her mom within months of her arrival. police say the driver fled the scene. and this is an ongoing investigation in oakland. amber lee, ktvu fox two news. well two suspects in the san francisco embarcadero shooting finally in custody. now the shooting left six people injured as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains some children who were crossing the street are among those who are hurt. a rolling gun battle stretching for a mile and a half along the san francisco waterfront left six people hurt in an area where there's a lot of restaurants. and this is a destination. so this could have been much worse than it was. san francisco supervisor matt dorsey says he's grateful no lives were lost. to me, it's a miracle when you have two cars that are engaging in a in a gun battle down embarcadero, ktvu h

maya's daughter says she wants the people responsible, identified and arrested.s really painful, so please help me to make joystick my mom. i want that. verma had planned to take mom on a road trip in a few months, welcoming her to the united states. never imagining she would lose her mom. within months of her arrival, police say the driver fled the scene and that this is an ongoing investigation. julie yeah, what a heartbreaking story. amber, thank you. also new at ten tonight, some inmates at san quentin state prison have been without running water for the past couple of days due to flooding. corrections officials say water came from outside the prison saturday morning and affected two of the prisons, housing areas. they say inmates have been escorted to showers and restrooms and other areas of the prison and water dispensers have been made available on every floor for some of the prisons. outdoor programs have been suspended. there is no word yet on when running water will be restored. police in berkeley are asking for help in finding a missing man considered

who more of a more of a social activist and something really unfortunate happened to polly and maya during the course of that litigation such that she ended up no longer being a plaintiff in that was that the officials at the university discovered that she had become pregnant before she was married and accused her on that basis of being a person low moral character and the ecp upon being faced with this situation the circumstance dropped maya. and so was left to fight as a plaintiff on her own. it was very difficult for her. she not only was subjected to epithets and threats of violence from whites, but was subjected to criticism from some african-americans for daring to on this role. because, of course, in these civil rights cases, the entire community could could be subject to blowback from whites, even if only one individual was, the face of a civil rights case. and so ultimately authoring lucy said that she had had enough and. the university of alabama case, the first one, mottley, was involved in ended without success. it took a second case years during the early 1960s to ultim

that's why years ago the maya shifted to only catching fish. this is still relatively plentiful. isn't good both. surely. this is place. it can, i mean everybody knows that license, i've got a whiteside on for them and it's a knowingly slippery loves you. not as smooth as an heal. it is, it shall be the 5th. so in the end and it goes and the other things, we also use a beeping device by the way, to ward off porpoises. but you can also hear it sounds like it's quite soft now. yeah. yeah. there's one here and one at the end of and they work off each other. i can show you that there's gotta be one every 200 meters. and they scare off the porpoise that so they don't swim into the net. the the minus have committed themselves to fishing sustainably and taking only as much as they need to an anything. nevertheless, they still struggle with you regulations. in this a didn't, doesn't excel was over them. yeah. it's to send. there's no flesh on it. the, what are we going to do with it? why should we take it with us? how many i just don't get it and we have gloves on the fish. i have nothin

new home under construction biologist, maria fit, and then the maya is drilling holes. but one of the most fascinating creatures in the ocean carls for now they're still small, but they could grow into a new re few in the waters of sun on this island. it is a team method involving locals, scientists, and dining schools. the window bandages move for us. it is really important to focus on the coral restoration and help the reeves we live on an island in the middle of the ocean. and our economy almost entirely depends on coral reeves fans and the impact that humans have on the ocean at the moment is too big into negative. we want our impact on our ecosystem to be positive. so we need that to you because they're black though they know no way that was he's the youngest, across these things, carl's vital and helping to protect the coast lines from erosion and boosting, find diversity. but they are in serious trouble. worldwide in columbia alone, 60 percent of them are damaged or under threats. of particular concern is stony carl tissue loss disease that started spreading last

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our colleague victoria azarenka in pairs brazilian beatriz hadat maya reached the semi-finals of therench open championship in singles in the quarterfinals . he with a jaber, losing in the first set with a score of 3:6 to the brazilian, was able to save the second game for tiebreaks, he ended with seven five in favor of maya and completely disarmed the tennis player from tunisia in the third set. six one rival them this may in the semi-finals will become the winner of the confrontation between the first racket of the world and gishl, and the 6th number of the world ranking. american korikov, the best four men's teams of the country are fighting for the award of the republican student basketball league, the final four are taken by the capital according to the results of the semifinals , the bntu team and representatives of the grodno grsu will compete for the main trophy, the decisive match will begin at 19:30. live broadcast on belorus, 5, and earlier at 17:00, the match for bronze in ntu will confront the team of bgu fc broadcast also on the sports channel. every week we review the

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then, maya wiley and elie mystal on that refusal of judge aileen cannon. and congressman jamie raskin on a new june from an infamous trump defender. >> if even half of it is true, then he is dusted. >> when all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. tomorrow afternoon, at a federal courthouse in miami, donald trump will turn himself in to be arraigned on criminal charges for the second time in a little over two months. and if the ex president has his way, there will be a crazy scene outside that building. since trump broke the news of his own indictment on thursday, he's been trying to summon the maga faithful to his cause, or what sounds like an invitation, he told his followers, quote, all caps, see you in miami on tuesday! he accused the fbi and the department of justice of being corrupt. he even attacked special counsel jack smith as a trump hater, and deranged psycho. and yesterday, trump gave his first interview, after his indictment of 37 counts. and who did he choose for this special occasion? none other than hi

what do you see here, maya? >> i agree with john william that regard to whatever they want bannon for, don't want him for, i think they have had frankly one of the best witnesses and evidence providers they could have had in donald trump himself, who has set over and over and over again in public, including just last week in a fox news town hall, he said it on cnn, he said it in iowa -- he kept the documents. he thinks he could keep the documents. the archives itself turned over 16 records that showed that he understood as well as his top advisers, how to declassify documents, and to john's point, if it's an espionage charge, doesn't matter if he did or didn't -- it's completely irrelevant. the question is d he retain them? did he transmit them? did he refuse to give them back? if they did any of those things and they impact the national defense, doesn't even matter whether it was classified or not, so it just bypasses that whole question. and that's why you have donald trump's own allies, his former attorneys f

maya arrived in oakland just four months ago.grated from thailand to be reunited with her family. maya's daughter says she was planning to take her mother on a road trip in a few months, welcoming her to the us. now she wants the person responsible, identified and arrested. very bad, you know , i already lost my mom, so i don't want to. other people can loss like this. it's really painful. so please help me to make a drastic my mom. i want that witness to say the black mercedes appeared to be racing with another car when it hit maya. police say the investigation is ongoing. tonight, an investigation is underway to determine the cause of a fire at a warehouse in antioch overnight. it was reported just before midnight at an abandoned warehouse between the antioch police station and the antioch marina. one of the fire commanders described the problems his firefighters dealt with battling this fire. we have difficult access to the inside of the building. portions of the building have a large basement. so we're concerned about the str

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maya's family is praying for the driver responsible to be captured.re seeking some sort of relief from their suffering. they also want police to put an end to street racing today, my family maybe tomorrow at county. >> is that we need to stop hazing in the street. >> the oakland police department is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading up to an arrest in this hit and run the california highway patrol reports over the last 5 years. there have been more than 260 crashes associated with street than 120 have resulted in injuries reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, the city of berkeley is planning a number of road closures around grizzly peak for the 4th of july. traffic will not be allowed on these roads starting at 5 in the morning, july 4th until 5 in the morning on july 5th, you can see the extent of the closures on your screen. the closures cover centennial drive between stadium rim way and grizzly peak boulevard and along grizzly peak boulevard at lomas kind that us. all right. let's check on ogr 4 zone weat

days after another missed milestone since nadine, maya's son, was killed. join us in recognizing kareem's accomplishments. he earned his bachelor's degree in computer science. it was father's day, and it was his father who had to walk instead of getting the other victim. bro was a stanford university graduate. maria bro's younger brother. little brother, six foot two, she says. growing up they were close, but they had a tough upbringing. how extraordinary that he handled that by becoming the most compassionate person that i know . now, both families are working to keep the memories of their loved ones alive while following. what's next for the accused killer. more courtier is to come, and we'll be here for every one of them in woodland lazy miter. too close for comfort. coming up, china's plan to build a military base. less than 100 miles away from the united states. also ahead, keeping people safe during a so-called 100 year storm. the just completed project coming up his backyard. beijing is reportedly negotiating with the cuban government to establish a

maya eaglin, nbc news, new york >>> and that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night . >>> a major warm-up as we head towards july 4th weekend. >>> also, colleges no longer allowed to use race-based admissions. how will the supreme court's controversial ruling impact california students? >>> plus -- >> effective today, we're making our brothers and sisters whole. >> what should reparations look like for black californians? a task force spent two years looking into this issue. and today, its

santa maya arrived in oakland just four months ago.ted from thailand to be reunited with her family. her daughter says she was planning to take her mother on a road trip in a few months as a way to welcome her to the us. she now wants the person responsible identified and arrested. very bad, you know, i already lost my mom, so i don't want to. other people can loss like this. it's really painful. so please help me to make a drastic with my mom. i want that witnesses say the black mercedes appear to be racing with another car. when it hit my. police say this is an ongoing investigation. our time now, 636 it's now been more than two days since an underwater vessel launched to take five people to see the wreckage of the titanic. now, on sunday morning, it went underwater off the coast of newfoundland. less than two hours later, communication with that vessel was lost. it's still not clear what happened to it, why it lost contact or how close it was to the titanic when it stopped communicating the underwater voyage was supposed to end by s

maya and molly are back.ircle moment of trump being accused of the same charges he leveled against clinton in 2016. >> trump never used an argument that didn't help him and consistency was never an issue, ever. always what works for me in the moment, that's what i'm going to do. he saw a political moment with hillary clinton and her emails, but what's so fascinaing is it shows up directly in the indictment. in the indictment he's actually suggesting to his attorney who he's trying to get to lie or lose documents or do anything possible to keep him from having to turn it over at least in terms of the tapes we have been told the attorney turned over to the justice department and in that he makes explicit reference to, you know, they just lost 30,000 emails, can't we just lose them? he suggests repeatedly to his attorney this strategy he now believes worked for hillary clinton, which was the exact same thing he was on that stp utilizing to ask voters to vote for him in 2016. the other thing is what it does in th

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to paraphrase maya angelou, people will never forget how you make them feel, and you all made us feelncredibly welcome. [applause] tonight's performers help us feel the power of juneteenth, black music month, among other things. as comella described earlier, to honor the true meaning of juneteenth, our entire administration charged forward to literally redeem the soul of america. the first time i said i was running, i said i was running for three reasons, and even some of my staff thought i was crazy. i said the first reason was to restore the soul of america. restore decency and honor. making juneteenth a federal holiday was not just a symbolic gesture. it was a statement of fact in this country to acknowledge the origin of the original sin of slavery, to understand the war was not just about a union but most fundamentally about the country and freedom, to remember the emancipation proclamation was not just a document. it captured the essence of freedom that galvanized the country. it is true that some ideas are more powerful. to remind us the promise of america is we all are created

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joining me is elie mystal, and maya wiley. i'm going to come to the table to you first. i think we share a similar view that this might have been a face-saving ruling. what is your view of why it went this way and why the two justices went with the liberals? first, to be clear, i'm shocked. john roberts has been an enemy of black people voting rights for his entire career. this supreme court has either rejected or whittled down the voting rights act at every opportunity it's had since roberts came on the court until today. jaw off the floor, okay, pretty shocking. why? well, let's go back to clarence thomas's dissent. he's talking about a race neutral benchmark. how do you set up a race neutral benchmark? alabama said use these computers. this is what it is, and john roberts hates computers like john conner hates computers in the terminator series. i always thought john roberts hated black people more, but when a computer can tell you what's race neutral, he understands that means a computer can tell you what's racist. that means judges can't make the decision of how muc

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now on wednesday, wearing t shirts printed with messages critical of president maya sand. do they accuse the president of silencing the opposition by banning independent media, restricting elections and targeting political opposition? reports say some active as were from the shore political party which stand who has sought to ban are 2 corresponded. shay bows, digs into how moldova is, you aspirations, affect its sovereignty, and what the u. 6 to gain from its membership. well, here we go again. it looks like you had another incredibly poor and it re just the corrupt, previously ignored eastern european country is slowly becoming the darling of the freedom, loving west. that's right. well, dover, a place long rejected as an e. u. member, unmarked, and catastrophic dysfunction and poverty is no apparently brussels best thing plus a next in line for nato wise. ation a message to the people of moldova is that we stand by you. moldova is at the heart of europe, moldova, as europe. and today and tomorrow, the whole of europe as moldova, my final point is about moldova is reform

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i mean, just like the story of maya, is that how you pronounce her name? wow. the the ovum donor story was just fascinating. i mean, just one after another. in fact, i wish that i would have have this book when i was an undergraduate, although maybe i would be off in a different path right now, because i think this was a lot more fun than the textbooks i read. so i guess i'm going to start with some questions that are really probably selfishly for me, and then i'll get into maybe a little bit some of the, you know, how pop culture kind of weaves in to some of the neuroscience and the ways that you really i like sort of in the quotes here danced made me neurons sort of dance from the page but how long did this take you because i'm there's so much that you weave and it really takes three professors three professor titles to be able to tell this story. so what when was the germ of the idea of a book? and today, two to today. so what? yeah. what, when was it? i think the germ. andrea was my date guy. so interrupt me if i'm wrong, but i think the germ of the book pr