without further ado, we're very excited to be welcoming laura meckler. she is a national writer for the washington post, where she covers education across country as well as

without further ado, we're very excited to be welcoming laura meckler. she is a national writer for the washington post, where she covers education across country as well as national policy and politics. she previously reported on the house presidential politics, immigration, health care for the wall street journal, as well as health and social policy for the associated press. her honors include nieman fellowship and livingston for national reporting, and she was part of the team that won a george polk award for justice reporting, and she is a fellow at washington was wesley lowery she was due to be here today but instead we've got jesse holland which is just as good a nationally renowned journalist, educator and author with a portfolio of stories that challenge perspectives, reshape narratives and inspire change. he's the author of the award winning nonfiction books, the invisibles, the untold story of african-american slaves inside the white and black men built the capital discover an african american history in and around washington, d.c. jesse is a w

the author of king a life and laura meckler the author of dream town and on afterwards, stanford universities author of the world's icd, curiosity and the journey of ai. she is interview by a scientist technologist reporter jeremy sue. find us will schedule on your program guide or on but tv.org. c-spanshop.org is c-span's online store with their latest collection of c-span products, apparel, home to core and accessories. there is something for every c-span fan. shop now or at any time at c-spanshop.org. since 1979 in partnership with the cable industry c-span has coverage of party briefings, committee meetings, c-span gives you an upfront seat. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. by then travel to the west coast to talk to china's president. guests to talk about what the trip will accomplish. from chicago, jake warner -- werner and joining us in studio, miles yu, the senior fellow and china-centric director. thank you for giving us your time today. guest: good morning. >> grant -- glad to be on. host: you go first. when it comes to the president he has set to travel to california in

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laura meckler, whose dream town shaken heights a the quest for racial equity, is an intimate examination of the ideals and realities of racial integration. laura meckler tells the story of a day decades long pursuit in shaker heights, ohio, to become a national model for housing integration d uncovers the roadblocks that have threatened progress in housing and education and in the promise of a shared community. and lastly, but not least, jacob ivey, our moderator, is an associate professor of history at florida memorial university. south florida's only hbcu. he's the author of policing race and the formation of 19th century british colonial natal. ivey is also working on a history of anti-apartheid movements in florida in the 1980s, tentatively titled from sun city to the sunshine state, florida and the anti-apartheid movement. please join me in welcoming our authors and our moderator. thank you. for thanyou for coming. thank you. thank you. ank you for that introduction. and welcome to the miami book fair. we'll just get started on that front. so to begin with, i've got a couple of ques

meckler, he is actually an activist of the confederation, an official representative of this party, ingion where strikes are taking place today. representatives of the polish confederation party repeatedly expressed anti-ukrainian views during the election campaign, but as a result , the party received the lowest result on parliamentary elections. the second no less important point is that small transport companies in poland are participating in the strike. these are local carriers, usually small firms , so family, i would say so, there are no large organizations of carriers, they are really afraid of competition, and they demand, as is known, a return to licensing for carriers from ukraine. experts believe that the issue of this group of entrepreneurs could be resolved at the local level, because the interests of the minority are represented, because they do not support this strike officially organizations of carriers and transport. in this regard, it has, must have, a very local character, and its consequences are felt throughout the country and at the international level. however, t

since the start of the full-scale war, meckler's workers have repeatedly protested with demands liftmic sanctions against russia. the strike has a political character, i believe that all are interested in this situation, firstly, protectionist forces, secondly - nationalist forces, thirdly, forces interested in worsening polish-ukrainian relations. they are working to weaken ukraine, because this situation also makes it difficult to export goods from ukraine that are destined for foreign markets. the blockade of the border for the movement of trucks continues. in fact, during the inter-government period in poland, the formally leading party is still law and justice with the prime minister moravian donald tusk will form a new government in mid-december, and he will have to solve all the problems with the blockade. it is right and fair to try to form a coalition of its deputies from the confederation and to persuade deputies from other political forces that entered. in this structure, there is one plan, plan a, and plan b is to create as many problems as possible in poland, when the po

since the start of the full-scale war , meckler's employees have repeatedly protested demanding the lifting of economic sanctions against russia. the strike is political in nature. i believe that everyone is interested in this situation: firstly, protectionist forces, secondly - nationalist forces, thirdly. the forces are interested in worsening polish-ukrainian relations, they are working to weaken ukraine, because this situation also complicates the export of goods from of ukraine, which are intended for foreign markets. the blockade of the border for the movement of trucks continues, in fact, during the period of interregnum in poland. formally , law and justice with prime minister moraviatsky still remains the leading party. in mid-december , a new government will be formed by donald tusk, and all the problems with the blockade. he will have to decide, he tries the right and justice to form a coalition of his deputies from the confederation and to persuade deputies from other political forces that entered this structure, this is one plan, plan a, and plan b is to create, the more proble

since the start of the full-scale war, meckler's employees have repeatedly protested demanding the liftingnctions against russia. i was like that. the strike has a political character, i believe that all are interested in this situation, firstly, protectionist forces, secondly, nationalist forces, thirdly, forces interested in the deterioration of polish-ukrainian relations, they work to weaken ukraine, because this situation makes it difficult as well as the export of goods from ukraine that are intended for foreign markets. the blockade of the border for the movement of trucks continues, in fact, during the period of interregnum in poland. the formally leading party is still law and justice with prime minister moravavacky. in mid-december, a new government will be formed by donald tusk, and all problems with the blockade will have to be solved by him. it is right and fair to form a coalition of its deputies from the confederation and to persuade deputies from other political forces that have entered this structure. this is one plan, a plan. a, and plan b is to create as many problems as

rafal mekler and, according to information in the press, he is the owner of a logistics of the rafal mecklertransport company, which despite the war, according to journalists, continues to transport cargo to belarus and russia, but more importantly, he is the head of the lublin branch of the far-right confederation party. its micro-fraction passed to the polish parliament, and in particular, it is known that which is in favor of cooperation with russia, against the rapprochement of poland with the usa, and the dream seems to be for the collapse of the european union. in fact, direct evidence of russian. no one has yet discovered in the transport blockade, but it is difficult not to notice ideological allies. probably the only thing that allows this strange strike to exist is the current period in poland, when politicians are busy forming a coalition government. and so it appears that the strike adds political weight to the confederation. however, the first meeting of the newly elected diet will be held tomorrow, so tomorrow the blockade on the border itself is possible become useless by the

eastern, washington post education reporter lara meckler looks at how the community of shaker heights, ohio has addressed the issue of racial integration from its founding through recent school curriculum controversies. at 6:30 p.m., a discussion on president kennedy's mystique in his white house tapes with the university of virginia presidential recordings expert ken hughes and martin to caro, host of the washington times history as it happens podcast. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. ♪ buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> coming up, david petrae

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kiev has already accused meckler of working for the kremlin, called, of course, a pro-russian politician... duda, who is waiting for the formation of a new the government is in no hurry to solve the problem at the border, and in general it’s not clear where the ukrainian meeting and kuleba, who usually comments on everything, got into trouble. another border crisis has broken out right now between russia and finland. today, helsinki officially closes all checkpoints on the border with russia, except for raya josipi. this is the most. the checkpoint and it is actually located in the arctic on the border with the mormon region. the reason for hundreds of migrants from africa and the middle east who arrive at the border with finland is to get there. naturally in european union. helsinki, while russia has also been officially blamed for the crisis. they say moscow specifically sends migrants from iraq and yemen and somalia to the border with the european union and allows people to cross the border. it’s good that you and i have not yet been accused of destroying these countries by democratic

d laura meckler author of "dream town" and at 10:00 p.m. eastern on afterwords. author "the worlds i see," curiosity, exploration and discovery at the dawn of a.i. on her journey to become the leading scientist on the field of artificial intelligence. and find a full schedule in your program guide or watch online any time at book tv.org. >> now a hearing on the use of artificial intelligence. hosted by the senate foreign relations committee. this is an hour and 20 minutes. mr. cardin: we have been busy setting up a college for us to learn a.i. we are getting continuing senate credits for attending the ample i. conferences. thank you, senator young, for your leadership putting that together. this is just another opportunity for the role that the foreign relations committee will play in regards to what is our appropriate policies as it relates to a.i. the a.i. revolution is going to change economics, it's going to change societies, it's going to change the entire world. that means it's also going to change the way we do diplomacy. today's advanced a.i. models are f

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and laura meckler author of dream town and racial equity in america. and at 10 p.m. eastern on "after words" costanza universities fei-fei li author of the world i see country also expiration and discovery at the dawn of a eye on her trip to become one of the leading scientist in the field of artificial intelligence. she's interviewed by news site is technology reporter jeremy soon. watch tv every sunday on c-span2 d had a full schedule and a program guide to watch online anytime at booktv.org. >> fbi director christopher wray joint homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and national counterterrorism center director christine abbott's aid to testify global threats to the u.s. before the house homeland security committee. topics include a border security, the increase in religious and ethnic-based e crimes in the u.s. and the rise in homegrown domestic terrorism. they also talk about the need to renew section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act which allows for the surveillance of non-u.s. persons outside the u.s. the entire hearing runs almost fo

laura meckler tells the story of a day decades long pursuit in shaker heights, ohio, to become a national model for housing integration and uncovers the roadblocks that have threatened progress in housing and education and in the promise of a shared community. and lastly, but not least, jacob ivey, our moderator, is an associate professor of history at florida memorial university. south florida's only hbcu. he's the author of policing race and the formation of 19th century british colonial natal. ivey is also working on a history of anti-apartheid movements in florida in the 1980s, tentatively titled from sun city to the sunshine state, florida and the anti-apartheid movement. please join me in welcoming our authors and our moderator. thank you. for thank you for coming. thank you. thank you. thank you for that introduction. and welcome to the miami book fair. so we'll just get started on that front. so to begin with, i've got a couple of questions for each author and then we'll transfer to our q&a for the audience as a whole. but jonathan, i just want to start with you say from the very

organizer blockade, rafal meckler called this protest an education. spoiled child.lp. polish political scientist, mateushsky. in direct contact, warsaw, mateusz, hello, how can you characterize polish-ukrainian relations now, has love and protest passed , how long will it take 3 weeks for the poles to achieve their goal, in the sense of ukrainian odds, their not being allowed, love has passed, because from the very beginning it was an artificially conscious feeling , let's say that in fact , a certain fatigue dominates in poland, among different social groups, different representatives of different strata of society, this is now the dominant feeling in relation to ukraine, of course, and as for the protest, well, this is just one of many sectors of the polish economy, which is now certainly suffering, while polish farmers , polish farmers, the agricultural sector are suffering, so in fact i think that the scale of this protest shows precisely , firstly, this is fatigue, and secondly , disappointment in the actions of the polish government, which does not even formal

at 5:30 p.m., in "dream town," laura meckler looks at how the community of shaker heights has addressedhe issue of racial integration from its founding through recent school curriculum controversies. and then a discussion on president kennedy's white house tapes with expert can -- ken hughes. exploring the american story, watch american history tv, saturdays on c-span2. and find a full schedule on the program guide. watch any time at c-span.org. >> on sunday, december 3, john h u joins book tv. the bush and trump administration and more. join in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments and texts. in depth on sunday, december three at noon eastern. >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. where can republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word, from the nation's o to wherever you are. you will give the opinion that matters the most, your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. announcer: friday, december 1, watch th

adamczyk called on ukraine to fulfill the demands of disgruntled polish truckers, protest organizer meckleres themselves. this is supposedly karma in action, look, we have passed the border of germany , poland is standing at the border, slowing down all the leaders poles, when we went to germany we didn’t even show our documents at all, here they stand, stand, stand, this. for 21 days, ukrainian trucks with fuel, humanitarian and military cargo, medicines, food and other goods have been standing in front of four checkpoints; due to the blockade of polish carriers, the trucks have stretched for 20-30 km along highways where there are no conditions, even to temporarily wait , after the second week of downtime, the drivers ran out of food, fuel, medicine, the pro-russian confederation party, its leader in at one time he made calls to recognize the occupation of crimea and illegally visited the peninsula in the fifteenth year. the anti-ukrainian party, the more they block the border, the more champagne is opened in moscow, official warsaw is in no hurry to disperse the blockade, that is, no one

at 5:30 p.m., in "dream town," laura meckler looks at how the community of shaker heights has addressedhe issue of racial integration from its founding through recent school curriculum controversies. and then a discussion on president kennedy's white house tapes with expert can -- ken hughes. exploring the american story, watch american history tv, saturdays on c-span2. and find a full schedule on the program guide. watch any time at c-span.org. >> on sunday, december 3, john h u joins book tv. the bush and trump administration and more. join in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments and texts. in depth on sunday, december three at noon eastern. >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this. it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. where can republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word, from the nation's o to wherever you are. you will give the opinion that matters the most, your own. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. announcer: friday, december 1, watch th

and laura meckler, author of dream town on racial equity in america and at 10:00 eastern on "after wordsrd university's author of the world i see, curiosity, exploration and discovery at the don over a high, on her journey to become one of the in

the authorities sent a police negotiation group to the emergency site, said polish politician rafal mecklerbetween ukraine and poland there are over 3,000 vehicles, and although the poles promised to let the necessary cargo through, some of them were blocked. the response of the ukrainians was the beginning of the protest in przymysl. this caused huge traffic jams. at the same time, according to the head of the association of slovak truckers, their truck carriers are making threats. on friday to block the main border crossing with ukraine unless measures are taken to limit competition from ukrainian carriers. will this be the fourth day of truce: in the near future in the final east, hamas and israel are reportedly trying to agree on an extension. the parties made the fifth exchange of hostages and prisoners. 10 people from the palestinian side and 30 from the israeli side were brought to the rafah checkpoint. in total, since the beginning of the temporary cessation of hostilities, hamas has released 81 hostages. israel has released 180 prisoners. at the same time, al jazeera reports the is