. >> we sit down with a group of women in montgomery, pennsylvania. >> when you think that people talk about the suburbs they're not thinking about y'all. >> absolutely not. >> we're painted with a paint brush that says we're not supposed to be out here any way. that we're not successful that we don't have the same economic value of people that we have. >> the first question when you move into a neighborhood. where do you work? not what is your name. >> what do you do. >> where do you work. >> the first thing they think that you got where you are because of diversity. you're a hard luck came and you

there's great movement in montgomery. everything kind of remains quiet for the next couple of years after the boycott ends until 1960 and some intrepid black students hungry for a hamburger in a thirsty for a giant size coke refuse to give up their seats in a woolworth in north carolina that inspires. people of conscience all over the united states to rally behind these students. the handful of white southerners who were clinging to this old vision of segregated past resist. but fortunately by 1964, there are some white students who come down to save the south in freedom summer. then 1965, we get the voting rights act major piece legislation. lyndon johnson, for god sakes, as we shall overcome to a joint session of congress. then power happens, which isn't a good thing, and a movement ends that the the master narrative that julian bond captured or encapsulated said that we are wrestling with as teachers in the classroom is a couple of problems with this thing that we know as the master narrative. the first is that the tim

decides to sit down or remain seated a and not give up her spot unless they could get ay bus in montgomery, alabama, which inspires a young preacher who was born to lead, martin luther king, jr., to step forward and lead by himself this great movement in montgomery. everything kind of remains quiet for the next couple of years after the boycott ends until 1960 in some intrepid black students hungry forgr a hamburgr and thirsty for a giant size coke refused to give up their seats in a woolworth's in north carolina. that inspires people of conscious all over the united states to rally behind the students. the handful of white southerners who were clinging to this old vision of a segregated past resist, but fortunately mye 1964 there are some white students who come down to save the south in freedom summer. the 1965 would get the voting rights act, major piece of legislation. lyndon johnson for god's sake says we shall overcome to a joint session of congress. then black power happens, which isn't a good thing in the movement ends. that's the master narrative that julian bond captured or encap

so with some good comments coming from both of them the, the montgomery i'm president of football. so he started off the comments. he basically said that magnolia and russia share a number of key anniversaries of historical partnerships. also a military brotherhood. going back to the great after the war, the 2nd world war, i'm referring to a broad range of agreement signed between both countries on renovating a power station and won't go to a boosting supplies of oil, gasoline, diesel aviation fuel environmental problem is made as well. the montgomery and president saying that traditional friendship between both nations has only gotten stronger. they're now signing strategic agreements. mongolian leaders saying russia has provided so much help in providing mongolia with the agricultural help, energy assistance, educational and in the pharmaceutical industry as well. and the bottom improvement had some strong comments to say, he talked about trade. for example, he said trade between russia among go, yes, there's almost 0 dollars and almost 0 year euro's being used. it's old, almost

the ones held off is the what the on, on those down for was to calling montgomery. i've been doing pretty much on one. i have a new piece. cons as the one on one piece. com on the move he's pulling out of done on monday. they know that he met them at the cl sit in on benefits scott c i a, it is not a request for funds. this constantly found the measure of goodman's coordinates in his methods this month. i've told me i have been to the school the full i was out of school in funds that have my little guy that was done to please been as important as that. and then told me it was subject the just sonya was on the to him with this is you to be giving it to them. i give them time, but both itself will go on to the soon got married. so we just have solve the problem. you have on the books and it's going to be jesus, i am the ones that are not put into him. you're gonna run the good side and you don't what's in front of that sort of the stuff in there right now, a no phone call. if that's not my job, you're going to go to my my, there's a new so it's a month of bonus. so if

so put a note here to quote for via the john support of montgomery type and doing the one as not. i'm not gonna charge. you call us up on it just now i'm gonna button us about the loading. those are the guys that go for brand new system now to, to do actually the zip code is the gloves, but then i get to visit the alignment, the domestic song and this isn't big enough to then i'll call you regardless of business, go and you have a dentist and the lastly after that is i'm not going to ask, it was on the know could it that this time need to have one that has the dining? no good until it isn't going last of it to them. this is the specials measurement of how you do not know what, why is to go along this thing is do a demo with us that you can avoid that, but it doesn't mean the make a to found one item. you certainly would many men nissan. you consist of time because to somebody violating god, tom on man in case just as soon as the t the issue started me during not telling me busy funding. i tried to get the student the you telling me of the do not go to the game. she made a subject

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so montgomery, your defective limo, but more coming up in the middle. so didn't. yeah, i mean i'm to for, can you look at it now come on like this into that. and if you could actually sit down, fundament comes with the chair, committee swats, have us pass the or why don't a new def initial may send me? it was on little, the definitional, the, i understand, well, we must experience slice through no designs, discover the stories for talking with the voices drowned out by the stove and read the witness documentary. we done veiled the truth and changed it to 0. the the cultivating food is the foundation of human civilization, but food today is a global commodity. if the industry did not make money, how many people would be on and how it's cultivated. the contentious debates, public interest in the public safety is definitely not taking precedence and in depth examination into our great business. and the conflicting interests play industry doesn't want any regulation. they just want to put the products on the market. the price of progress on o g 0, the hello, i'm darn

because montgomery bus boycott was very successful. one of its defining things as people needed to see people suffering. that one people took the choice not to get on the bus they had to walk or pull together to do right. they cannot just go home and hide what they're doing. and so doctor king and others actually strategized they really want to people be seen having take the stand. and, was that a a tactic that ws part of the t boycott or were there other variations? because the way you are depicted for what i am seeing. i have not read the buck at it seemed like it more of a you know was not really sought out tactic of how to make a boycott work. >> it is a great question. there are three pieces that make thet' montgomery boycott distinctive of what's going on here. one is a local element that was mentioned already that'sou relad to what you mentioned the visibility of it. the visibility where you're seeing people walking on the road or ride sharing its visible with an everyday thing. it's like watching people on a picket s line. the

montgomery had to drain his pool because water was leaking into the ground below. >> unbelievable. in the last four months, it's constant. i mean, it's just what do you do? we're sitting here on a keg of dynamite and we can't go repair anything because the ground continues to move. >> montgomery says he was told he could sell his house for $2.5 million before the accelerated land movement caused by all the rain the past two years. now, he's not sure anyone would want to buy his home, especially with all the new cracks that have popped up on his property the last month. >> we've lost our ability to live normal lives. i mean, we have plans to go places and we can't go. we have to stay here and so it's very disruptive and it's very frustrating not getting answers. somebody could come along and tell me this is what we're going to do, and it will fix the problem. but nobody can say that. >> montgomery lives above palos verdes drive south, which is constantly being paved because all the land movement has turned it into a very bumpy, uneven road. on tuesday, governor gavin newsom declared

montgomery had to drain his pool because water was leaking into the ground below. >> unbelievable.ast four months, it's constant. i mean, it's just what do you do? we sitting here on a keg of dynamite and we can't go repair anything because the ground continues to move. >> montgomery says he was told he could sell his house for $2.5 million before the accelerated land movement caused by all the rain the past two years. now, he's not sure anyone would want to buy his home, especially with all the new cracks that have popped up on his property the last month. >> we've lost our ability to live normal lives. i mean, we have plans to go places and we can't go. we have to stay here and so it's very disruptive and it's very frustrating not getting answers. somebody could come along and tell me this is what we're going to do, and it'll fix the problem. but nobody can say that. >> montgomery lives above palos verdes drive south, which is constantly being paved because all the land movement has turned it into a very bumpy, uneven road. on tuesday, governor gavin newsom declared a state of em

reporter: the day after shards of glass fell from the iconic transamerica pyramid center along montgomery street -- >> we're asking people to cross or go through the park. >> reporter: -- staff members were guarding the building's perimeters as crews worked to clean up the glass and debris from the incident. a glass pane was being cleaned thursday evening when the glass somehow broke with pieces of the window falling down onto 600 montgomery street. many people we talked to say the news doesn't worry them. >> everything's a risk. you just got to be willing to take a risk. >> i lived in the city many years. i used to come to this great restaurant they had here at the pyramid. when the pyramid was first built, it was considered an albatross. everybody thought it was ugly and horrible and it became a landmark. now it's an essential part of the city. stuff happens. >> reporter: this happened about two weeks after the lobby was opened to the public the first time in four years. the new owner conducted an 18-month renovation project in hopes of revitalizing downtown and now crews have another p

this time, montgomery held his seat by two votes. excuse me. the first election, he lost by two votes. this time he was reelected by a commanding margin. one might look at the calera elections and conclude that preclearance its job in shelby county, the voting rights act, ultimately caught and prevented a subtle yet brazen effort that would have resulted an all white council. it was working as lawmakers it to be in 1965, protecting against discrimination very real still 50 years later. that's not how officials in shelby county saw it. not the generations of officials descended from the alabama mayor, lieutenant governor who led the dixiecrat walkout of the 1948 convention over segregation, or those conservative and legal teams funded by the same foundations that fund the federalist society, who would work with them to challenge constitutionality of preclearance. and so in a case called shelby county versus holder 2013, this two mile are cheering ernest montgomery's district from its historical moorings. also ensnares voting rights act. the ever

this time, montgomery held his seat by two votes. excuse me. the first election, he lost by two votes. this time he was reelected by a commanding margin. one might look at the calera elections and conclude that preclearance its job in shelby county, the voting rights act, ultimately caught and prevented a subtle yet brazen effort that would have resulted an all white council. it was working as lawmakers it to be in 1965, protecting against discrimination very real still 50 years later. that's not how officials in shelby county saw it. not the generations of officials descended from the alabama mayor, lieutenant governor who led the dixiecrat walkout of the 1948 convention over segregation, or those conservative and legal teams funded by the same foundations that fund the federalist society, who would work with them to challenge constitutionality of preclearance. and so in a case called shelby county versus holder 2013, this two mile are cheering ernest montgomery's district from its historical moorings. also ensnares voting rights act. the ever

but i think the best example of a boycott that worked well that i can think of is the montgomery bus boycott. that's a boycott where the consumers, the people, the bus tickets were right there locally impinging on the bus companies business by not driving that and they could see whether it was working day by day when you have boycotts are far away where you're boycotting another or boycotting a large with a headquarters. thousands of miles away, it's much harder have any real impact i think for to be at best it has be local so that it can have real real impact that's yeah very helpful thank you. and i think the point about it being local is, is is very astute, but there was, of course, even even the boycotts of the 1770s where there was an ocean and it's a wide there are local. yes. so you are in your town or in your you are arrayed with a variety of, different opinions. and so tell us a little bit about some of examples you uncovered people's behavior trying navigate the calls or the bans on the behavior that was consuming t how did people navigate that if they chose not to abide by

this trip to montgomery i ride steve, i mean happening in the next 24 hours. i understand there's also something to do with a potential russian gas pipelines is going to be going through mongolia all the way to china, but a lot of things being discussed, particularly in his interview with them on go to a newspaper. yes, of course. this was a wide ranging interview, it touched on the number of topics, and surprisingly they spoke about a pollutant, spoke about bilateral trade and relations between russia and go to he also spoke about the trends from guardian gas pipe on choose the imports in having king russia mongolia on china and giving them go to access perhaps to a cheap fuel which of course in which in turn will boost the mungo, didn't economy. he said he was open to these products or tolts between russia, china and mongolia. so we could see some development, some concrete steps taken towards that being discussed on tuesday. now, again, he was honest about the sony issue of press freedom. he spoke about the restrictions placed on russian media and much of w

puts behind close saving his ex platform threatens because the front of the didn't touches down in montgomery on the east asian country pulls the snub. so the international criminal court thing in the world. a rest of the russian president on climate charges disliked and obligations to this, the good side of the companies as a whole, the link to the global news on of i'm rode home on me and this is all t international. and we thought was ranking is not due to input a say they issued a rough warrant for bridge mine along with the nigerian national on suspicion of pull things over through the government. please have name to the british citizen as andrew when and says he's a cheese of setting up a network of sleep and so to carry also to increase the payoff in the country. 19 of the suspects have been arrested on suspicion of involvement. i made claims, they all received money from abroad. a documentary evidence and concessions revealed that andrew wine issued directives, monitor progress and provides finance and alteration the guidance to achieve unconstitutional regime change in nigeria. he mo

it is montgomery.overtime win. >> well, monty punched in the game winner to give the lions a gutsy 26-20 win. i was about to say did you watch any of that last night? >> i tried to sleep, but that didn't work very well. >> it does not. i was snoozing away. >> there you go. that game capped off a wild and unpredictable sunday. dak prescott immediately rewarded the cowboys for giving him the big bucks. the newly minted highest paid man in the nfl made short work of the browns in a commanding 33-17 win. football's bad day in ohio continues over in cincinnati. the bengals struggled on offense as the new england patriots begin the post bill belichick with the major upset of the squad. and caleb williams became the first number one draft pick to win his debut game in over 20 years, and he didn't even throw a touchdown. stunned the tennessee titans with two second half scores, including one from jonathan owen, aka mr. simone biles. and this might be the first week one where my fantasy team has not completely

from the one, it is montgomery.n overtime win! >> overtime win. the lions got a gutsy 26-20 win. the advertisers very, very happy about this game. >> the local news people not as happy to go on late with an overtime game on sunday night. >> when will it end? >> it's great to have football back, isn't it? >> it is. >> a little disappointing summer is coming to an end, though. that game capped off a wild and unpredictable kickoff sunday. dak prescott immediately rewarded the dallas cowboys for giving him the big bucks. the newly minted highest paid man in the nfl made short work of the browns in a commanding 33-17 win. the bad day in ohio continued over in cincinnati, the bengals struggled on offense as the new england patriots began a post bill belichick era. and caleb williams became the first number one draft pick to win in his debut game in over 20 years and he didn't even throw a touchdown. chicago's defense stunned the tennessee titans with two second half scores including one from safety jonathan owens, aka, mr

my district is montgomery and berks county.lpably the enthusiasm, the excitement, registering of voters. people are excited for the promise of kamala harris as president and tim walz as vice president. because of her accomplishment, frankly, legislative, her accomplishment at vice president. there's real excitement on the ground. i have been to campaign launches. we are seeing all new people coming to this fight. my voters, my constituents know the stakes are so high. that person from pittsburgh said, the stakes could not be higher. we have seen donald trump in office. we don't -- my district doesn't want to return to that. >> although, the race is still tied. according to a new poll, among likely voters in pennsylvania, vice president harris and donald trump are tied at 50 each. how does the president break that tie? >> we knew that pennsylvania was going to -- >> how does harris break the tie? >> in 2016 when it was hillary clinton and the donald trump, it was decided by one half of 1%. unfortunately, donald trump's favor. in

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he's comments about my food into this montgomery, a newspaper because pollutants got them. i'll go there in the next 24 hours tomorrow he's, he's going to be there. but as you mentioned him, i'm going to go that's a brand new russian pipeline. in the words, it's going to be going through mongolia to china, which basically gives montgomery a chance to get his hands on very cheap russian energy with the population of 3500000. stake sweeney. thank you. that's a good yourself. asia. now with the off them off of the chaos and bangladesh that erupt in the following, that prime minister sucking resignation is affecting minority ethnic groups in the nation. the story now it's what correspond to his own mind, but you shy. i my naughty teachers nationwide experience violent attacks after that has you not led government fell well 49 of them were compelled to resign. while the minority organization report as the country is ethnic and religious minorities, especially hindus, were faced with an increase in violent attacks. ever since the mass surprised in the country was faced with. it's

three pieces made the montgomery boycott distinctive. one is the local element that is related to what you mentioned. the visibility of it. visibility where you are seeing people ridesharing and it is visible and an every day thing. not only seeing people suffer about seeing people, like watching people on a picket line, seeing people in action opposing the bus but lack ridership was a big part of the bus company's business. they couldn't keep the business going without black riders for more than a year. that is very different. the east india company doesn't need north american consumers at all. there is a this fantasy talking about the american revolution and the boycott. american consumers were imagined to be contemporary americans more important than they were. the british population outnumbered the north american population for to one. many regions of north america had less annual incomes than others who had a lot of class differences within it but british consumers could consume more than north american consumers not because they li

and we have supported another 15,000 jobs at montgomery lox.are local, great examples of the work that we have achieved thus far. and last week for the first time, of course, in four and a half years, the federal reserve cut interest rates, which will make it just a little easier for families to buy a home or a car or just pay down their credit card bill. but let's be clear, for all of these positive steps, the cost of living in america is still just too high. you know it and i know it. and that was true long before the pandemic hit. many americans who aspire to own a home are unable to save enough for a down payment on a house. and starting to think that maybe home ownership is just outside of their reach. folks who live in factory towns and in rural communities who have lost jobs are wondering if those jobs will ever come back. many americans are worried about how they'll afford the prescription medication they depend on. all of this is happening at a time when many of the biggest corporations continue to make record profits while wages have

and so it takes partnership collaboration, and down in the state house in montgomery to change laws that are striker and tougher to give birmingham police to tools to take shooters off the streets prior to an incident like this, but our focus and our priority is literally on capturing the shooter or shooters who committed this heinous crime to make sure we can take them off the street and you crime fighting tool develops from microscopic particles, holds the promise of breaking open cold cases from decades ago. >> the fluorescent powder illuminates what was previously invisible to the naked eye anna stewart shows us how it works young phd student nick ross is examining a breakthrough in forensic science. >> one that could solve some of the oldest crimes and bring what was once and visible to the surface. >> so what we've done, what we've aim to do is create a new powder for developing fingerprints, powders are the most widely used most successful method for developing fingerprints, but they have lots of issues already in there. there's always room for improvement the powder dusting metho

and if i'm, if i li, i'm, i'm montgomery from i move from the new from i don't know why they knew me. yeah. gamma. yeah, i'm still on the scene. they mean that i was only been in the meeting with him we. we need him to tell you what do you with, if any of us, you know, when you guys did all we would do me. i'm like i said the phone didn't sound good. yeah. got it from the me, the we did a guy them. you just to get you didn't go so you just to get that be my then you me see you do it me then listening to get a nickel which that it will instead of submit the me you will it be that makes me push once again, i'm boy, lindsey and i'm bring them back to you. i mean, you mom really a that the level when you do think it leaves me that you see the need everything to me. i'm in the me, give me, i'm going to read it back to me like this. all you need a zip that the guy on even, and you know, from you the, i mean really well, i mean, if you need this thing last time i was sending you the money for the you know, you're going to get as well by the and david going to give them guy, boy haile. notice

you see montgomery what makes this camper special, pit runs on recycled cooking oil. this vehicle is called the edge of camper who can fit the edge you can't per has to fuel used cooking oil and diesel tv and it has 2 fuel lines. but also use this a small onboard computer to switch between the 2 fuels. this computer shows him a lot of data, like the temperature of the oil, which is critical information from them in this system only works with 100 percent vegetable oil. and what's essential is that it's heated. first i use diesel until the water from the radiator one's up. and once the water is hot, that heats the oil within the oil tank was a coil system or a water heater system. it's been thrown. thank you. i think by heating the vegetable oil in a separate tank, the alternative fuel requires a viscosity and burning properties. similar to diesel vegetable oil is not suitable as a fuel for gasoline engine folder. diesel engines, on the other hand, can be easily converted since the technology used in the injection systems and the mission systems. it's very robust, not

even montgomery and through that of the forge where you slows, ma'am to find me and i'm one. yes it is right now is are there still just as a new phenomenon? bush the, the the, the, the, the, yeah. and yeah, the yeah. glen your as well the, you know, 5, i guess they do, they do the the, the, the staff with uh, the was going to get you with the new stuff like new news for, for any reason. why should the my goal in u dash this is elizabeth elizabeth. so i used to use the same but i think but it's yeah, weatherstone they associated with these things and they do the media to simply sort of so the movement both of those are the new choice here. so that lucas, there was no slave level as long as and i know that there's a couple of associates of where you get to that. you know that you've been a good one. you have a game or story mid lou brower slim. hey man. oh, the closer to the closer to the the, the russian states never is as tight as one of the most sense community best most i'll send some of the same assistance to father speed. the one else calls question about this, even thou

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and if i'm, if i li i'm, i'm at montgomery from i move from the new from i don't know why the new maybe. yeah. the demo for him. yeah, i'm still on the mean that i was only been in the meeting with him we. we need him to install it. what do you want him to and advise you know, when you do guys the old well, what do you mean? i'm not using the phone and the phone. okay. yeah, i've got it from the to me the we did a guy them. you just to get, you didn't go so you just to get that be my then you me see you do it me then listening to get a nickel which that it will instead of submit the meaning you will it be that makes me give a push once again, i'm boy lindsey and i'm bring them back to you. i'm going to you ma'am, really a that the level when you do think leaves me that you see the kids are in need everything to me. i mean in the me give me, i'm going to read it back to me like this all you need a zip that the guy on even angina, welcome. you the, i'm really well, i mean if you need this the last time i was sending you the money for the you need, oh, you're getting the as well by the and

even montgomery is through that of the point where you slows, ma'am fine. in one, yes. just those numbers are there still to schedule you the the the, the, the, the yeah. and yeah of the yeah. glen your as well the, the, you know, 5, i guess they do, they do the the, the, the most uh, the lowest point to get you over to me is the thing you use for frontier. why should the other thought, well, my goal in your dash this is what is that an yes. are you able to jump in? but i think but it's yeah. weatherstone associated with these things and in the media center. so the, the, both of those are the new toys here. so that was almost like as long as i've gone and i don't understand, i'm going to share something with you that you die even that you big news. the one you up with a game or story mid is lou brower slim we or hey man, oh, the the the the the the the in 1941 with the nazis health relation, ultram nationalist. the was dashes proclaimed the independent state of croatia. shortly on the seizing power, they billed the same events, concentration camp a place associated with