this story starts in montgomery. - montgomery was the location of the dexter avenue baptist church. it was a very important church in montgomery, the capital city of alabama, and it had a custom of bringing in well-educated, articulate, charismatic ministers. - at dexter avenue baptist church, at the time one of the most elitist churches in montgomery, here with the college professors and all of the teachers, with doctors and dentists going to dexter church. - now i had heard of dexter, of course, in the sense that vernon johns was the pastor here and he was known as a fire and brimstone preacher. - johns, he was charismatic and an intellectual of the first rate, but he also was controversial, outspoken and confrontational. - he did not mind crunching a few toes in what he said because he said on more than one occasion, "you aren't doing enough, you need to do more." - there are a number of episodes between vernon johns and the congregation that led to the final dismissal of johns, or the acceptance of his resignation. and so there was a look or a search for a new minister. robert n

montgomery station is reopened.ll talk you through it, coming up. >>> several bay area cities could soon see new housing going up quicker than usual as part of a plan by governor newsom. yesterday he announced 11 more jurisdictions will receive a pro-housing designation. that means the areas will be eligible for more state resources to speed up the production of housing. bay area cities on the latest list include emeryville and redwood city. >>> it looks like president biden will have a challenger for the democratic nomination for president next year. >> this is really interesting. scott mcgrew, a familiar name but still a long shot. >> a long shot. kennedy, the familiar name, robert kennedy jr., and the kennedy name part of american royalty, but kennedy himself not much of a political contender. he's known these days as a guy that fights against vaccine and promotes conspiracy theories. he filed the paperwork to run, and that's something biden has not done but we expect him to run for a second term. biden has accom

and then one of them says, well, i would rather be montgomery.d you know, one says, well, eisenhower is not that stupid. yeah, my my question is, the whole market thing, was it just money showboating or did they think there was a chance of going up around into berlin way? yeah. yes, yes. to all of us. money showboating because you know, to set scene for everybody in world war two not to get too deep in the weeds you know in the low countries know holland in belgium the british were there you know patton after after paris felt he is south of paris and he's going into germany you know a couple of miles south and patton style was just go here's the calvary just go go go, go, go let's attack montgomery like he was very, very british. he very like to take his time. he like to gather his men. he like to have all his armament in only. then would he attack and so but that was the downfall market card was because it was montgomery the whole thing was planned and then executed within a week which which was not montgomery style and so he needed to behave li

and i bring montgomery advertiser newspaper because she was a problem with a lot of people in montgomery they they are people sometimes get their set script. well known people but and they say it over and over you know many times rosa parks talked about arrest on december one, 1955 and how to set the but when brought her visuals of the old newspapers she's oh my god knee high soda you know we used to go down to the market and i was like, wow, i'm really getting her to open up and and the most moving the problem i got is i fell in love with her. like john said. she didn't swear, she didn't curse was a deaconess of the african methodist episcopalian church. the freedom of harriet tubman and frederick douglass. she was so devout she took on both her christianity and went to japan and adopted buddhism. she studied the underground railroads. my wife and i in the audience here, our child was born. she really the first person outside my immediate to call my wife and talk to her after the baby. and we got close. and so when my i wrote a book for penguin books and come out i mean i couldn't say a

it is about 60 miles north of montgomery. _ jeremy.tgomery, it _ jeremy. it is about 60 miles north of montgomery, it is _ jeremy. it is about 60 miles north of montgomery, it is a _ jeremy. it is about 60 miles north of montgomery, it is a community jeremy. it is about 60 miles north i of montgomery, it is a community of about 3035 people. the students that were killed attended dadeville high school, which has about 500 students. it a small, tight—knit community. the governor has said that she is a grieving with the people of dadeville and fellow people of dadeville and fellow people from alabama. {elm people of dadeville and fellow people from alabama. gun control in the area produce _ people from alabama. gun control in the area produce love- _ people from alabama. gun control in the area produce love- how- people from alabama. gun control in the area produce love- how is - people from alabama. gun control in the area produce love- how is it - the area produce love— how is it viewed there? the area produce love- how is it viewed the

i think they also take inspiration from the museum memorial in montgomery and the level of the kind of experience that it that it provides to people who visit which as i said, is a very stirring experience and it's encouraging to see that they're such a big audience for this this sort of thing. you know, i at the the smithsonian african-american museum pretty recently just just a few weeks ago on a saturday and i had to reserve my ticket weeks in advance. then when i got there, i had to you know, even having a ticket i had to wait for 20 minutes or something just to see the in a long line, just to see that, the first the first exhibit in the museum. and i mean, i was encouraged to see that. i was happy to be waiting. i was happy to see that there were so many people there because it reminded me and black and white, this crowd seemed pretty evenly mixed and it reminded me that i think that if they build something like in africatown, people will come and. the experience in montgomery really shows us that, well, this is my final question and this is one that i thought about asking earlier

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taken hold, and the montgomery bus boycott association -- the montgomery improvement association. we had all heard about this young minister and certainly we all heard of rosa parks. and i got a call and before the strike had been settled. they had not expected it to run so long. amy: so this was in 1956? >> 1956. dr. king called and he was coming to new york to speak at the abyssinian baptist church. there was -- at that time, the head pastor was adam clayton powell, who was in our congress. and he was going to give a lecture to people from the ecumenical community. and he said, "i'm coming to new york, and i'd love to have an opportunity to meet you. and i'd like to give you an idea of what it is that i do." and i was absolutely fascinated that he called, and i wanted very much to meet him. so i went up to the church to hear him speak. and at the end of his lecture, he would retire to the basement. and for what he said would just be a few minutes, almost at the end of four hours, we exchanged thoughts and feelings and passions. and at the end of that meeting, i knew that i would

por ejemplo el 1 de marzo un estudiante asesinÓ a puÑaladas a un estudiante en la preparatoria montgomeryjosÉ un adulto de la secundaria un alumno resultÓ herido con una navaja, dos dÍas despuÉs, el 17 de marzo otro estudiante fue herido. el martes una menor fue apuÑalada por una estudiante de la preparatoria. la semana pasada un alumno fue arrestado por llevar un arma de fuego cargada a la escuela, en estos momentos varios maestros de esta escuela se encuentran en una junta del distrito escolar donde manifiestan la inconformidad. marÍa antonieta mejÍa se encuentra en vivo desde el distrito escolar. ¿pudiste hablar con los maestros? marÍa: buenas tardes. estoy afuera de el edificio del distrito escolar unificado de san josÉ, he tenido la oportunidad de hablar con una maestra que estÁ inconforme con la manera en la que el distrito escolar y la escuela manejÓ este asunto, sobre todo en tÉrminos de comunicaciÓn, una estudiante le encontraron un arma cargada dentro del plantel, estoy con evelyn, es una maestra de esta escuela y me dice que viviÓ de primera mano este asunto. ¿por quÉ estÁn inc

celine montgomery. oh, would that be? would that be stacey abrams? yes, it would. yes. yes, it would. yeah, we are so excited to have stacey joining us. she's going to do two events. she's coming out for her picture book that's called stacey's remarkable books. and it's a it's an adorable picture book that's somewhat autobiographical, as you can tell from the title. and she's going to do an event on our mainstage and then also on our children's stage. so we're very excited to have her. and betty, what's your background when it comes to books? how long have you been working on this and etc.? yeah, i come from publishing. i graduated from college, i went to ucla, graduated, went right to new york and started working in publishing as my first job. so i've done publicity. i've done sales and marketing and advertising. i started working at the festival of books, gosh, in about 2006 as a contractor working on the programing and have been doing it ever since. so i've both worked on the festival of books and then i also manage the book prize program for several years, which sti

jobina: we do have one positive update from bart, the montgomery street station has reopened.ergency, bart is experiencing a 20 minute delay systemwide. that is impacting all trains. there is no red or green line service right now, saying they are doing that to help with the congestion. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights aref gas arinongestnor pel into san francisco. at the san mateo bridge, very crowded. wicking at stop and go traffic, speeds around 10 miles an hour. no reports of blocking i yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you know and love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% o

brad, you are in montgomery in a studio in alabama, historic place where rosa parks led the montgomeryoycott. you are not far from brian stevenson's lynching museum. shenita, i what to begin with your description of your brother. you are in winter haven, florida. isn't that where lashawn grew up? can you talk about lashawn and also was he able to get help for his schizophrenia? >> yes he gripped in winter haven, florida. he went to winterhaven high school. he loved music. he loved listening to his headphones. he loved music and stuff. get help for his mental health? yes, he was but you know mental health is hard. it is just hard. amy: brad, how do you want us to remember your brother lashawn? >> yes, ma'am. i what the world to remember him as i do come as a loving person, a playful person. he loved music. he loved to cook. i what the world to remember him as their cousin, their brother, their uncle or whatever the case may be because it could happen to their families just like it happened two hours. amy: michael harper, there's going to be a major protest outside the fulton gel on thur

last month a deadly stabbing took place at montgomery high, a fight broke out inside a classroom. police say a freshman stabbed two juniors. one of the students died from his injuries. >>> 6:06 right now, and this morning the family of a bay area missing woman in mexico pleading for help. "today in the bay"'s bob redell is joining us live this morning. i know the fbi has been involved in this. what do we know? do they have any leads? >> reporter: unfortunately, we do not know of any leads as of yet, at least the fbi has not announced any. good morning, marcus and laura. the fbi has announced a $40,000 reward for any information that leads to the discovery of monica delee on-barbara, a 29-year-old mexican american woman from san mateo, who was kidnapped in mexico this past november. we spoke with her mother and brother again last night. her brother tells us security camera footage shows several cars pulling up alongside her when she was visiting in jalisco, mexico. the video shows the people in the car speeding off with her. monica's family says the past four months have been tortu

king and other activists made plans for three civil rights marches to montgomery. house is also where he watched president lyndon b johnson announce the bill that would become the voting rights act of 1965. the speech was days after bloody sunday whehen alabama ststate trtroopers attacacked marchers o were heading to montgomery. well, now the couple's daughter is giving the home to the henry ford museum later this year. the home will be taken apart piece by piece and moved 800 miles away to dearborn, michigan. it will be reassemble old and available to the public at henry ford's greenfield village. the entire project will take at least three years, but that's history that's worth waiting for. that's it for this edition of matter of fact. i'm soledad o'brien. and i'll see you back here next week. listen to matter of fact, with soledad o'brien on your favorite podcast provider. watch us during the week on fyi and youtube. >>> today only "asian pacific america," can you speak tinglish? that's the title of a play opening at the san francisco play house may 4. jeffrey l

in the world to transplant a human kidney with a modified pig gene 62-year-old american robert montgomerye to ukraine this is already his third visit during which he shares knowledge with our specialists about the legendary doctor and his missions in ukraine will be told by tsn correspondent inna lebedenko in the third in ukraine, but for the first time where everything reminds of the war robert mongo mary silently looks at the memorial in honor of those who died in buchi, they tell him the stories of those who were killed by the russians, this family was from donbas , so once they already had to flee from shelling and they began to live here in buchi, in that red house, unfortunately, only to accept the battle among flowers and lamps he notices the easter eggs on the place of the mass grave, and it moves him . i know that in ukraine, easter eggs have a special meaning, and i see this beautiful attribute at this place, these eggs are for people who died here in agony, he is the one who saves people from death and cannot understand how at this time someone else on this planet, on the contr

let's bring in skylar montgomery koning, senior global macro strategist from ts lombard. interesting considering the fed flag. what is your assessment of the last few months and where it leaves the fed's reaction to the inflation story in the u.s.? skylar: i think the fed has become data dependent. was the banking sector stable and adding inflation pressures, we may get another hike. the market is very much focused on when the peak is. the market is able to focus on cuts because inflation has peaked in the summer and has been declining that was confirmed by the march inflation print. given that they have room to go more slowly, they did not have to go to higher rates. the past month has seen a significant dovish inflation. we are still more dovish in 202024. we have had expectation about 2.7% by the end of 2023. we are on the path of recession. when the economy goes into recession, the fed historically cuts deeply. it historically happens quickly. i think a really important point is that if inflation falls in the fed does nothing, real fed bonds will increase. it does not

these years sweaters are 10 and seventh graders from montgomery have school, west front middle school and green river school in silver spring, bethesda, and -- maryland where c-span is available. their wedding documentary entitled "the dark side of pet breeding". >> there are many good congresspeople on both sides of the idol -- aisle addressing biggest issues but so many to take a quick -- a look at pet breeding. >> due to crop failures in the midwest, the federal government said large-scale pet breeding was an alternative. that many facilities began to put profit over conditions. it was an undercover investigation into dogs being used as medical testing that led to a huge legislation called the animal welfare act. >> 1966, the animal welfare act was passed that set up treatments for a variety of systems like research and dog breeding. >> aside from basic requirements like adequate food and water, it appears to be lacking. >> it appears that things that are legal in puppy mill or a kitten mill, you would never think of doing to your dog or cat at home. in other words, the conditions

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montgomery station is closed for bart due to medical emergency.re are delays on red and green line. check the schedule before you head out. bus bridges are in place. muni is providing that for commuters who would typically use the station. we are seeing a bit of a back up as folks commute into san francisco. >>> we learned dungeness crab season is getting cut short as state regulators try to prevent hump back whales from gettingen tangled. commercial crabbing will stop april 15 along the coast from mendocino to the mexican board. at the same time the salmon season can be in jeopardy. fisheries are expected to call off the entire season after record lous what people are doing in the north bay to save an endangered species. >> reporter: one by one the biologist carefully places native plants into rich soil providing food sources for native insects that salmon in the nearby creek need to thrive. >> as we are taking this out, we are making room for planting all the natives in. >> reporter: it's restoration work to address what state fish and wildlife

. >> the detective dimitri reube lead the second wave o montgomery county mary polic after patrol officerstha initial suicide call >> they try not to disturb the scene, they didn't look around too much >> tell me about the scene >> he had a gunshot wound to his head, his head was on th pillow, his entire everybody was tucked in, it looked lik he was sleeping. >> detective revenue forensi team continue to work. >> no sign of a struggle >> no saratoga anywhere near the apartment, no signs of ransacking the one thing i noticed righ away was that there was no gun there was no gun at the scene. >> can't do a gun suicide with no gun >> that's correct. >> so this wasn't suicide. >> this was a murder >> in some ways, dimitri reube was like eric somouh young, successful, driven. but even working homicides reuben head none of the worl weariness of some detectives he was the right cop to brea the difficult news to th family >> i went downstairs and sai we have reason to believe eric was murdered that's when everybody lost it. his sister was just crying, hi dad had just had his hea buried in his hands

retired admiral montgomery, thank you so much for the conversation today.f: the death toll from russian missile strikes in the ukrainian city is rising, this as ukraine awaits the delivery of a u.s. missile system expected some time after orthodox easter, a holiday celebrated by millions of orthodox christians tomorrow. mike tobin live in kyiv with the latest. hey, mike. mike: more strikes hit residential structures especially in the east closest to fighting. ukrainians say it was russian s3 missile. meantime spokesman for the ukrainian air force says the missile batteries will soon be in place to defend against strikes just like this one. ukrainian troops have been training on the patriot missiles, offer nod specifics of if and when missiles will arrive. the private sector is standing up for them through business donations. the global empowerment mission as established warehouse where is they stockpile food and have delivered more than a thousand truck leads of supply to people devastated by a year of war. >> when we got back here, no one was here. we were

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when they talk about, let's take, for instance, we'll go to, for example, we know much more about montgomery and so al non monday and all the rest of the month about studying grad about what happened to me in the soviet union. what the russian is. if we just hear it my time that you kill it was just just a fraction of that. and all the, all the or the victory, all the power, all the deeds, western. so that's, that's the way it was. western perspective of everything, not to move away from a kind of pro portuguese. pro colonial history is also because the powers that be the donors don't want to have any kind of payback. i don't know if that's the right way to any kind of responsibility for the history that's out there. so, but that's all about the same is what proportion is actually, it's not not, not in that sense, but it's in the sense that also been open when i was going after i meant to ask for responsibilities, what happened. it's a long, long to all the centuries. there is a thing is it wasn't because people are very pacific that they got everything they're not demanding. and i mean to b

gotcha, founder and director of the people for change. foundation, a montgomery, it's human rights organization. we asked him for his take on the state of emergency announced by the italian government i think we're overreacting very quickly and trying to find a pretext and the law to allow us to, to allow italian to allow europe in countries to violate their international obligations. including the obligation of non formal and including the obligation to individuals every available occasion, by individual seeking protection in europe. we know that human state and international community as a whole has obligations both to rescue people in distress that the, such as the people that we're talking about. but also after the rescue has happened to facilitate this implication in a place of safety and to allow access to any kind of procedure. the idea of staying there is an emergency in order to allow repatriation clearly flies in the face of international obligations. and it's clearly a pretext for violating those some of the international obligations your morale comprehend shop pierre couch, you bett

what you would see if you were standing us over city or if you were standing in -- carroll county, montgomery county. this storm was devastating to these communities. as i said on saturday morning when i was here, and i will say it again. you cannot help but have two emotions when you see this damage and when you are in this community. the first emotion is one of heartbreak. heartbreak for the people. who lost lives. heartbreak for the people who lost moms and dads, grandmas and granddad's, and brothers and sisters. you cannot just have the emotion of heartbreak. you must also have the emotion of inspiration. what this storm has caused in this community and rolling fork, and summing of the community from here to amory's inspirational. -- is inspirational. people from across mississippi and from across america, mr. president, have shown up and shown out. they have shown up to help people in need. they did not ask where you are from, or what you did, for a living, they did not ask any questions they just showed up to help. i said it saturday, and i will say it again, it has made me damn proud t

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