a couple of police officers burst into richard and mildred lovings home. they were newlyweds they were in bed. they had their marriage license on the wall above them and they were and mildred was pregnant and they took them away arrested them charged them with as felons. for the simple act of being in love and getting married. and that was the beginning of a nine-year struggle on the part of that couple. to just live in virginia as a happily married couple and what we know about richard and mildred is that they were not. trying to make a point. by getting married, is that correct? no, um to his credit. a richard loving he was participating that they were in central point virginia, which was a small hamlet mainly of farmers that had had a habit of mixing what my father jokingly used to call nighttime integration. had a habit of mixing going back from colonial times. there was a fairly widespread common practice in that community of white men having a -- woman on the side. and richard loving was unique in that he wanted to marry the woman that he loved the b

they were -- mildred was pregnant. bubble arrested the couple with -- police arrested the couple as felons because they were in love and had gotten married. that was the beginning of a nine year struggle on the part of the couple to just live in virginia as a happily married couple. >> what we know about richard and mildred is that they were not trying to make a point by getting married? sheryll cashin: no. to his credit, richard loving, he was participating. they were in centerpoint, virginia. a small hamlet mainly of farmers that had a habit of mixing with what my father used to call nighttime integration. a habit of mixing, going back from colonial times. there was a fairly widespread practice in that community of white men having a black woman on the side. richard was unique in that he wanted to marry the woman that he loved. the brown woman that he loved. he was not making a political point, he just loved her and wanted like everybody else to have the ability to marry her and live and be left alone. >> 1967, supre

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and every activity that we do is from him like her siblings, mildred knows full well what her father's work has done for the family. she wishes the cock, fighting culture was appreciated. more like many other traditions is at risk of extinction. i pray that as the days go by, he will get some one who can promote him, put him up there and not below cock fighting as a bad rap among animal rights activists. and for good reason, but a lou doesn't want his animals to get hurt. after a few minutes of clacking beaks and a few last feathers, one of the cockles simply walks away. eleanor hoist the champion into the air. he might be the only one of his kind, but he's hopeful the tradition will live on through future generations. and that's all we have for you today. do let us know what you think. remember, you can always get in touch with us, buy a facebook, instagram or even youtube. we want to get the conversation going on top. it's an important to you. thank you so much for watching. i'm. he took money coming to you from this great town of el dorado and we'll leave you now with the music in a

they have a plan to help secure the lives of the most vulnerable you 15 would be, it would remove mildred will be taken to relatively safe spot. maybe somewhere deeper into country or close to the border and we will monitor the situation. we can decide what people want, but then for the wants of what the volunteers make it clear. if russia wants to invade their city, there will be active resistance. but 55 year old victoria body. sienna wants to also show her resistance in another way. since the start of the tensions, the native russian speaker is trying to speak ukrainian rid, if they the city has to be protected. russia has a big appetite and dera taking what they want to a piece by piece. the should not happen well enough. but 2 other we need to do something, not panic and fall to our knees. we do not want that one yet. little one needs the coaches a fresh does launch across border attack on the city of 1500000. the women here have vowed to stay and defend their home. ah, british prime minister boris johnson has apologized in parliament after a much anticipated report criticized failur

and mildred, now we get the responses from nato and the u. s. all ideas which, including no placement of medium and short range missiles appears. they said it as if it was their own idea. now the current dialogue with the u. s. is played by biden's rules from at least that's what the us wants. and he ends after the us. so we want radical change in the sphere of european security. we saw the west responded positively. finally, after many years of dismissal, national crush had said for many years that all of its proposals, all of its security concerns, had been entirely ignored by nato. it had come to the point where even seemingly trivial things, safety issue, such as how close russian and american or native jets should approach each other. even that i was dismissed by nato, who wouldn't even talk about at this point. russia says that yes, it has has finally seen a willingness in natal to, to negotiate. but there is also the concern that jo bud might come out of this and say that i look, this is our achievement. the busha took a step back yet was

i'm saying that there are military advisors circled mildred eyes is from us in ukraine. but of course, this situ, this, all of this information, this, their station mens are obviously classified as is the number of those that she advised us. where were you getting this information that there are for military advisors in ukraine? because that's not the, the, the we haven't seen any reports that say that at all that that the u. s. has been sending and met. she advises. yes. well, as i said, that was actually ha ha, i'm not gonna, you know, obviously i can't say that i can't go just quote my president, but those are very actual real reports. you can google them. there are u. s. net, she advisors in the have been all these years in ukraine. now you said that this, the russia, russia, russia, is reacting to what ukraine has done. and you mentioned the minsk agreements there . but most independent observers say that the language in minsk agreements is very vague. in terms of what kind of governance there could be in those territories and the ukrainians have argued that it has

and know 1st of all is our new grade in mildred forces. so ready to fight, and also i'm responsible for trivial defense and to we have to defend our cities. we have to defend our families. we have to defend our future because our future is european, a part of european family as democratic, modern ukraine country. and it's just russians not happy with that because it's no secret mister put in one, where am i to rebuild saw it in prior to washington fire and the grand have to be the very important part of this empire. i'm not, i appreciate i don't want you to speculate, but i want to get a feel for what you are planning for in the case of an invasion. do you think you can continue to hold on to the city or are you planning to operate? i know you've signed up yourself personally for ukrainian minute for units. are you planning to operate simply as some kind of grill of force and, you know, give up the, the hope of holding on to, to the control of the city. we had no where they're planning here for any scenario that we do a mo, how will be dev

so here, for sure, sure pause, and for the modeling, the libel, this cities information mildred misinformation against russia, this information terrorism, you don't wish to. and you go the river, i go to not know whether they're going to do it for say this, sorry, it's any point. but it's not. so we have to pressure them because they announced her these invasion dates back and forth at which they said it was, it was going to be february 15th than february 16 than february 20th, which the days of keep changing until the date. good. but though it's, it's difficult for me to characterize, you know, their activities because of that to me, they're completely unacceptable for any diplomat. for any politician of lucas, i think this is actually directions in bad faith torture. my nissan you most. this is not something that i expect the diplomat to do, but if russia, when muscles she spoke, they want to leslie d escalation order. well, lydia, which is what did they want? we had our troops are now said it's $350.00 in gauge and military exercises. now they are packing up and try going to return to bases

but to launch this mildred operation any great it's, it's not the hates against the ukrainians, rather, the hate against the us. isn't it? the e u. n. u. s. have imposed more sanctions on russia or are they already being felt in the country in any way? i think a little bit early to really feel less anxious was felt sure is frustration and, and chalk and, and you're a, what is happening? an anxious are obviously one of the biggest topics discussed on the state tv. and even more me what that was happening right now in ukraine because it's still early in the morning. and now we will see that the sanctions is a big concern among russian population. and among russian business circles, because yesterday there was a meeting of present landra brewton with their representative of russian business and industry. and he promised their support of russian state. and she said a sanction will be tough and the drug is prepared for those sanctions. and he asked them of their support in exchange, it was just watching a pictures of those protests and of some demonstrators being taken away. is there opposi

and the 1st of all is our new great, and mildred forces so ready to fight. and also i'm responsible for trivial defense and to we have to defend our cities. we have to defend our families. we have to defend our future because our future is european, a part of european family as democratic, modern ukraine country. and it's sir, just russians not happy with that because it's no secret mister put in one, where am i to rebuild? saw them prior to washington fire and you grant have to be the very important part of this empire. i'm not, i appreciate, i don't want you to speculate, but i want to get a feel for what you are planning for in the case of an invasion. do you think you can continue to hold on to the city or are you planning to operate? i know you've signed up yourself personally for ukrainian minute for units. are you planning to operate simply as some kind of grill of force and, you know, give up the, the hope of holding on to, to the control of the city. we had no where they're planning here for any scenario that we do a mo, how will be developed whole

mildred jefferson. elizabeth freeman. sergeant william carney. and so many others who fought for the founding ideals of liberty and equality. . i'd like to share a few of my heroes with you who had an impact on my life. these by the way are americans who are proud to be americans. these are americans proud to be a race. these are americans who saw their kids living a much better dream and last thing they would do is tell them to stop dreaming. the last thing they would do is tell them it's too great for them. the last thing they would do is say these white people will keep you from achieving your dreams. no. we were taught it didn't matter who it was or what it was, that we had within us the ability to overcome all obstacles. dr. charles r. drew was born in 1904 here in d.c. breaking barriers throughout his life of racial divide in america to become the most influential scientist of the 20th century. he was doing his research into banked blood at columbia university, his ultimate destiny in serving mankind. as world war ii created an important ne