moses lake is home to roughly $25000.00 residents the majority is white the largest minority is hispanic accounting for 40 percent of the population african-americans account for only one and a half percent the town is considered a so-called high crime area its crime rate of 43 pull 1000 residents makes it a community with one of the highest crime rates in the united states we are with officer rudy valdis on his patrol. you know this is my hometown i grew up in miles away. so obvious it's it's very near and dear to my heart there's you know a lot of people here and you know a lot of the. people in the community that i've grown up with myself and and so it's important for me to be able to get back to my community back at the department we meet with police chief of moses lake kevin fur the 53 year old has 30 years of experience in law enforcement he took the job as chief here 5 years ago and manages 42 offices now one of the biggest challenges that we have is that we have a fair amount of gang activity drug activity. violent crime and then a lot of property crime and many police department

moses lake is home to roughly $25000.00 residents the majority is white the largest minority is hispanic accounting for 40 percent of the population african-americans account for only one and a half percent the town is considered a so-called high crime area its crime rate of 43 pull 1000 residents makes it a community with one of the highest crime rates in the united states we are with officer rudy valdez on his patrol. you know this is my hometown i grew up in. so it's very near and dear to my heart and know a lot of people here you know a lot of the. people in the community that i've grown up with myself and is important for me to be able to get back to my community back of the department we meet with police chief of moses lake kevin fur the 53 year old has 30 years of experience in law enforcement he took the job as chief here 5 years ago and manages 42 offices now. one of the biggest challenges that we have is that we have a fair amount of gang activity drug activity. violent crime and then a lot of property crime and many police departments all across the u.s. still struggle to main

it was most moses, aaron and miriam. the siblings of moses, they start crumbling saying why does he get all the attention, why is he favorite head miriam had been diligent with her loyalty to god, they got the best of her. he summoned him. for her to challenge her brother is an offense to challenge god and she is punished with a skin disease. the word is a kind of leprosy, we don't really know exactly what it was. it made her an outcast. it put her outside the community until she could be healed. moses and her brother prayed for her god treated muriel any other profit that made a mistake. her leadership was not a question. she was still accepted by god and her people. the scripture tells us that miriam died many years later, a great leader of her people. the death of miriam would've been so devastating to the community. haner and miriam honor god with their lives and devoted their lives to serving god, their creator. i think all of us have a choice every day, is that what we want to do too? do we want just one more selfi

harriet tubman folks call me moses. y'all now know about moses, don't you? y'all know that moses. led his folks from slavery to freedom and since i harriet tubman have led my folks from slavery to freedom. folks call me moses, too. now i was born a slave. i was born in dorchester county, maryland. now i was born in. 1820 course, it could have been 18 and 21 might even 1822 my even been 18 23 because you see don't nobody care about no having a birthday. but i was born because here i am before you today. oh net plantation wise born was owned by a man whose name was master brodus and on that plantation. i worked out in the timber with my papa and i got to be as strong as any man, but you see i'd heard about something called freedom. and i decided i wanted to have me some of that. so in 18 and 40 man 18 and 49 i decided it's gonna be free. and so with the help of those kind of abolitionists folks that i told you all about. i took my freedom and i got to my freedom. those abolitionists folks that also told me that if i could get not if i got but when i got from dorchester county, maryl

. >>> fue moses de doce aÑos que encontrÓ a su padre sin vida. >>> abraham era padre soltero de trese ahora viven con su tÍa. >>> pasÉ el funeral de mi hermano, todavÍa estÁn muy tristes, nerviosos. lo extraÑan. >>> el doctor asÍ recuerda el principio del pandemia. >>> pasÓ un aÑo donde comenzamos a ver que el mundo se desbaratar. >>> (inaudible). >>> en el aÑo transcurrido la medicina avanzÓ rÁpidamente. >>> tenemos una herramienta efectiva que son las vacunas. >>> pero ahora faltan millones por vacunarse. y las variantes del covid-19 crean un nuevo reto. >>> el doctor shapiro dijo que la batalla continÚa y no hay Ñe bajar la guardia. moses tiene que lidiar con ma pÉrdida de su padre a su corta edad. >>> yo le amo mucho, y creÍa que Él estaba aquÍ. >>> telemundo 48. >>> algo importante es esto, ya se acercan muy pronto las semanas de acaciones de semana santa le comento que tambiÉn surge una alta preocupaciÓn entre las autoridades de salud pÚblica, algunos mÉdicos temen que los adolescentes y jÓvenes universitarios realicen viajes que podrÍan convertirlo en portadores porque esta po

has been to moses lake that's a small town in washington state and many communities across the country it has redefined its relationships with police on almost daily basis despite this it seemed untouched by many of the problems plaguing the us police departments stephanie reports. it's 6 o'clock in the morning shift change at the moses lake police department the handover is done quickly or the overnight team leaves for home but they cite officers and to their patrol cars. moses lake is home to roughly $25000.00 residents the majority is white the largest minority is hispanic accounting for 40 percent of the population african-americans account for only one and a half percent the town is considered a so-called high crime area its crime rate of 43 pull 1000 residents makes it a community with one of the highest crime rates in the united states we are with officer rudy valdis on his patrol. you know this is my hometown i grew up in. so it's very near and dear to my heart i know a lot of people here and you know a lot of the. people in the community that i've grown up with myself and it's

a person who released an album named after his unique nickname, black moses.e film, shaft, richard, that some stax and ice a case become -- in the music part of the era and also the films that personify this new sense of freedom that black artists had. look, the look, the sand, the artistry of as a case, our incomparable. i his film from shaft, the film, winds for grammy awards. the first black pops onto pop on the popular charts. part talking, part singing, it is often said that the singing from shaft is the predecessor of modern rot. and it is not just because of how often it is sampled. so let me share the screen and we will watch a brief clip of as a case playing the theme of shaft in 1973. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the bald head, the sunglasses, the change which he said in an interview he wore so many gold chains in a interview to reverse image of what's a black man in chains meant. take a look at that. that is a much more useful use of symbols and black success than what james round was trying to do. and academy awards the 1972 he became the first african american to

one of them looked very much like you, moses.we came up the smallest boy said -- >> uncle sam, how old are you? >> i don't know exactly. i know i've been doing man's work when first gun shoot. i was born a slave. i remember getting flogged until i couldn't stand it no more and i ran off into the bush and then the officer came and lincoln made me free. i've seen a heap of trouble. i see the tidal wave knock over the houses and drown the field. i remember when the fever come and the people dead in the fields. then come the drought and kill all the crops. so hungry and weak they couldn't walk. and nothing to drink. and then evil come. and eat up all the cotton crops. master jesus took care of the children and work hard and the bad time go away and the sunshine. we don't have much since but for the lord everybody is free. >> from the beginning penn school has been a school for all the people, grown-ups and children alike. in the words of the great friend and educator of the negro people here truly taught things of the hand, the mind,

>> reinforcing the message of ella baker and bob moses the energy in the sustaining and the power the broad section of the population that basically like rosa parks said about her action. i have had enough and that is enough to sustaining to a great degree. and not from the top down. so is not so much being heralded by recognized in a way that future movements could learn from that experience. one of the motivations for writing this book teaching african-american history over the time shifted from students from the movement in the sixties from ancient history or and i hear we need another martin luther king and that's the wrong message. with all due respect to martin luther king it's very important. the movement made them they need to recognize that i think in any social movement to take place now and in the future. >> thomas holt thank you for speaking with us we appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you we have a lot of questions it's called the movement the african-american struggle for human rights we do encourage you to buy the book at the atlantic history center website

new castle county police opening fire on lymond moses, allegedly driving at them, they say, trying toduring a confrontation. his family says the video tells a different story, that it contradicts the officers and they say it shows moses was trying to avoid them when he was killed. a police investigation under way tonight. >>> and the harrowing rescue near twin falls, idaho. a couple in their 60s and their two dogs trapped after their pickup truck went over this bridge, dangling about 100 feet over a gorge. the pickup truck held in place by a set of safety chains, actually attached to their camper still up on the bridge. emergency crews pulling out the couple and their dogs. no one badly hurt. they say their camper saved them. >>> when we come back here in a moment, the stunning discovery hidden for nearly 2,000 years. instantly clear every day congestion with vicks sinex saline nasal mist. for drug free relief that works fast. vicks sinex. instantly clear everday congestion. ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great ta

over 70 documented rescues including moses ross peter cunning thin. and then the section over here, talks about the north star which is what tubman used to navigate. god sent this north star in the heavens. he gave me the strength and my limbs and he meant i should be free. and is a moveable piece right here that basically shows that no matter what season you are in, the north star is steadfast. and that's exactly where it always is, at the tip of the little dipper and at the end of the big part of the big differ. harriet tubman rescued over 70 family and friends from slavery and 12 journeys. she was unable to rescue her sister rachel and her children. unfortunately, rachel died of bondage and her children were sold before she could rescue them. and this quote says, we are much pleased that harriet succeeded in assisting even a few over suffering france to escape from bondage, but her sister was not among the number. and that's quoted from abolitionist, the ecologist of franklin's and bourne who is a friend of two men. the next section i'd like to hig

my 1st vice like moses sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this notion even something as simple as a nanny home to write a buy say those isn't. since i was a little good i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me mr going to buy this. finally they gave up and went on buying and i say there's a 3 times because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for goes than rising i'm biased and no i want to meet those women back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and inform them of oded basic rights my name is the amount of people homes and i work at speeds of. up. to 2 trillion dollar make over for the u.s. president biden sets out plans for a massive infrastructure spending program partly funded by a corporate tax hike into the detail with our correspondent in new york also coming up a major setback for equal opportunities the coronavirus on demick is still 2 of years of progress tackling the global gender gap and. i'm tired of working from home why not rent a room with a.

when we would do, the baisk melodies holy moses-- . ♪ i see the. ♪ he has. ♪ she does holy moses. ♪--right now. are you just going to go from that, and then you are going to start a sen sense as if you didn't just do that right now. you know, i used to read books as a kid about like how sailors would crash into the rocks listening to sirens, and these people are really not focused in life. i understand it when i listen to you sing. and i genuinely mean that. you play her as a complete human being because that is what aretha was, we know aretha as a singer. we know her as a performer. what we learn over time is so many of these performers were dealing with so many demons, whether it be domestic abuse, whether it be a relationship with her father where she was constantly trying to escape. you are on a path that many of these superstars have been on before. i would love to know as cynthia how do you maintain like your mental health, like how do you keep yourself healthy and not bogged down by all the pressures that your success creates. you have a children's book, you know, you have the

ella baker, bob moses. you wrote about it from the bottom up. the energy and the standing and power of the movement is in that broad section of the population that basically like rosa parks said about her actions that december evening, i had enough. that becomes a sustaining way that you keep the movement immobilized it and it sustains itself. to some great degree. and it's not. >> so is not so much about him being held, it's about being recognized. recognized in a way that future movements could learn from those experiences. one of the motivations for writing the book were that i thought african-american history for more years than i like to admit. and over the side it's shifted from students who basically grew up during the movement to those of course no ancient history and comments from them what we need is another martin luther king. that's exactly the wrong message. all due respect to martin luther king and many of the other leaders, they were very important but that the movement made them, not the other way around. so one needs to recogniz

moses's parents had their special baby boy. unable to hide him any longer they can concocted a plan. >> what they decided to do was make almost a baby arc and have his sister miriam take him to the nile river and put him in which is an interesting picture, and it is where moses got life. shannon: sunday at 10:00 pm on the fox news channel and exclusively on fox nation. remember the colorado baker taken to the supreme court when he declined to make a cake for a same-sex ceremony, he's back in court, you will not believe what he refuses to make this time. kristin wagner here live next. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis... stelara® can provide relief and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc! stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection..

y a su corta edad moses tiene que lidiar con la pÉrdida de su padre. >>> yo le amo mucho con mi ca zondo desde los Ángeles, raymond mesa, telemundo 48. crecieron por primera vez esta semana. 712.000 las solicitudes presentadas la semana pasada. cifra por debajo de lo esperado. este reporte llega en medio de seÑales positivas para la economÍa del paÍs. >>> hablando de solicitudes de desempleo. trabajadores del servicio postal del sur de california estÁn bajo arresto. acusados de canalizar de forma fraudulenta dinero obtenido de tarjetas del e d d. investigadores dicen que ras tarjetas fueron emitidas por el departamento de desempleo y conectadas a entidades robadas el e d d ha enviado millones de dolores para personas no elegibles para el beneficio. por otro lados, personas que sÍ tienen cuentas legÍtimas para el desempleo han tenido que esperar meses para utilizarlas. el caso de este hombre f pantalla, residente del estado san diego. cuya cuenta fue retenida cuando su reportÓ el fraude a alta escala. pero aÚn no ha podido tener. >>> pasÓ de cantante a vender jabones artesanales. >>> la

thank them for their contributions to the moses lake community. central washingtonians are people of deep faith. we know that churches and faith-based organizations are fundamental to the well-being and very fiber of our local communities from performing acts of service to ensuring the spiritual and emotional health of their people rl particularly during the challenging times, moses lake baptist church delivers the word of god to individuals and families throughout central washington. i have personally experienced the kindness and prayers that the leadership including dennis fountain and the congregation at the church and they spread the message of love. as we celebrate of 10 years of faithful service, i extend my congratulations to moses lake baptist church. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i rise today to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. kaptur: i rise to support and ask my colleagues to support the covid-19 ho

believes for which they stand have sustained men in peril in adversity for centuries and the law of mosesn the western world. the word of god has been revealed to men in many different books. but it has meaning only one carried devoutly in the heart. i'm a lab or an elaborate kosher breakfast is ready for the men, when the discussion group breaks up. women have labored since early morning, setting a festive table for the young guests. between the conversation and the food, there is room now for little else. sunday afternoon is a time for patriotic pilgrimages. there are few cities in the united states, with more abundant resources for a visitor interested in their country's history. the house of betsy ross is well marked, and stands today in a perfect state of preservation. an old philadelphia, it has been preserved with all the original colonial buildings intact. a quaint reminder of the city's past. the independence hall, stands for the visitor today, much as it was, when the first continental congress met here for the birth of a nation. the soldiers pause before america's most precious

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. >> moses his parents hid the special baby boy.him longer, they concocted a plan. it's been when they decided to make a little baby a.r.c. and put him in there and have his sister take him down to the nile river and put him in which i think is such an interesting picture of the nile where the babies are supposed to be thrown to die. it's where moses got life. >> shannon: that's this sunday, right here in the fox news channel and available exclusively on fox nation. we hope you'll join us. remember baker taking it all the way to the court? he's back in court this week and you will not believe when he's been asked to make this time. jack and attorney kristen wegner are here live next. ♪ ♪l b you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. c

tonight we're learning about doctor carolyn salvador moses kron four's noelle bellow has her story. >> since i was i always been very active. it would take quite a while to put on paper. everything doctor caroline salvador moses dozen a day also been out professor and also, you know, i like mentoring. aspiring clinicians and the always asked wendy's for 20 plus years. she's run her own private clinical psychology practice in san francisco and san mateo providing psychotherapy services and running a medical clinic. but that's just the beginning of her professional resume. also do forensic psychology like family court also do a lot of immigration philippine american and i speak to call it. but i also speak spanish fluently. >> and so i'm also very committed to that population as the oldest of 5 kids dedicating her time to care for others has always been one of her passions but doctor caroline will quickly tell you her own family, as were her true devotion lies. so ago. >> a soccer chauffeuring them several times a week. >> as a pta president. she spends her free time planning organizing

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everything doctor caroline salvador moses dozen a day also been a professor. and also, you know, i like mentoring. aspiring clinicians and the always asked wendy's for 20 plus years. she's run her own private clinical psychology practice in san francisco and san mateo providing psychotherapy services and running a medical clinic. but that's just the beginning of her professional resume. also do forensic psychology like family court also do a lot of immigration philippine american and i speak to call it. but i also speak spanish fluently. >> and so i'm also very committed to that population as the oldest of 5 kids dedicating her time to care for others has always been one of her passions but doctor caroline will quickly tell you her own family, as were her true devotion lies. so ago. >> a soccer chauffeuring them several times a week. >> as a pta president. she spends her free time planning organizing and collaborating with other parents, teachers and administrators. >> and don't worry, doctor caroline takes herself care just as seriously as the rest of her dut

he began to be compared to moses. you remember moses died before he ever entered the promised land? martin luther king evoked that in one of his last speeches i may not get there with you. lincoln may not get to the promised land of the post-war era, but he'd taken the people to the to the edge and had been able to glimpse into it from from mount pisgah. and christian preachers compared him to christ himself to the the idea that that as christ died for the sins of the world on good friday jesus as lincoln had died on good friday for the sins of his nation. and you remember his second and older address referred to the sins of the nation. that's that the war in a sense was punishment for a crime. that had been committed by both north and south. because the north was complicit in the institution of slavery and had profited from that trade. both sides had to bear the brunt of the punishment. there was a deep theological aspect to lincoln's political rhetoric. and the country picked up on this in this aftermath period he became referred to as the nation's savior just as washington was it

. >> reporter: mosed, a u.s.ed from his yemeni wife for five years as he and his son waited for her in california's bay area, their case pending until he received an email last week asking for more documentation. a glimmer of hope in what seems like an endless road to reunification. do you have any hope now? >> i do. i do. even my attorney, she, my doctor, they all encourage me to hang in there. >> reporter: and while the email is encouraging, like everyone else, there's no timeline. that's why mosed's attorney says that so far, biden's actions have felt largely symbolic. >> the immigrant visa applicants in yemen and syria and iran and everywhere else, they're a symptom of a much bigger problem of this immigration system. it needs an overhaul and i appreciate the biden administration stepping in and making these kind of symbolic changes, but they really need to do more. >> reporter: all right, i want to bring in vice president of public policy and advocacy at the international rescue committee. she's also a visit

caroline salvador moses kron four's noelle bellow with their story. >>since was always been very active. it would take quite a while to put on paper everything doctor caroline salvador moses dozen a day and also been professor and also you know i like mentoring aspiring clinicians and the only staff when for 20 plus years, she's run her own private clinical psychology practice in san francisco and san mateo providing psychotherapy services and running a medical clinic. but that's just the beginning of her professional resume also do forensic psychology like family court also do a lot of immigration philippine american and i speak to khalid also speaks spanish fluently. >>and so also very to that population as the oldest of 5 kids dedicating her time to care for others has always been one of her passions. but doctor caroline will quickly tell you her own family is where her true devotion lies, so ago. >>a soccer chauffeuring them several times a week. >>as a pta president she spends her free time planning organizing and collaborating with other parents

everything doctor caroline salvador moses dozen a day also been a professor. and also, you know, i like mentoring. aspiring clinicians and the only sas 20 for 20 plus years. she's run her own private clinical psychology practice in san francisco and san mateo providing psychotherapy services and running a medical clinic. but that's just the beginning of her professional resume. also do forensic psychology like family court also do a lot of immigration philippine american and i speak to call it. but i also speak spanish fluently. >> and so i'm also very committed to that population as the oldest of 5 kids, dedicating her time to care for others has always been one of her passions but doctor caroline will quickly tell you her own family, as were her true devotion lies. so ago. >> a soccer chauffeuring them several times a week. >> as a pta president. she spends her free time planning organizing and collaborating with other parents, teachers and administrators. >> and don't worry, doctor caroline takes herself care just as seriously as the rest of her duties and

instead of being like evil out that happens as moses tried to instill and key races where equality treatment or nonsexist behavior whatever it's not society is going to be very very difficult job we have to start somewhere you don't started 3 years old with a drag queen or whatever they used new term is reading them bedtime stories at 3 years old the washington post have been ridiculed this is the wont sector the work sector trying to push their agenda on to 3 year olds well i'm sorry it's not needed it's not necessary if you conference racism if if you come across and sexism and if there's a problem in schools let's address that but please for goodness sake let. cutlass be toddlers actually trying to teach our children to believe in equality of only age it's never too early as 2 are completely normalized this is our human beings behave and actually we can probably have a better generation doesn't carry the previous sins of the previous other generation since the 16th century this whole idea that i should feel guilty for the sins of previous generations well no i'm not going to pass that gui

football shall have hide their 5th coach of the season in an attempt to save the club the material moses and coach from they had german lower divisions and he's the latest to be in charge of his contract for now is until 2022 shall come look to be turning things around after winning their 1st much they say from back in january the best they've done since is to draw a child of the only boy in this league a team still in single digit points and a pig headed for the 2nd division unless the new coach and improve things. finally reggae legend bunny wailer has died in kingston jamaica age 73 is curious spanning 60 years but he's best known for co-founding the wireless the group that catapulted bob mommy to global stardom so i'll say goodbye with one of the white house early hits go tell it on the mat. on. the good. news. to block. the. current. crop. not. to. care about. you sad. the general trend is clear. we don't need the economy. companies are making revenue from new technology. and the trend is on the rise. but how harmless will they be run for consumers and is beyond. me to enjoy. the co

previous generation or we have to do something neat instead of being like the float that happens as moses just check the calendar is a prove the 1st. this is a complete and utter joke listen when kids are 3 or 4 they want to play with each other and they should be encouraged and we as modern parents or grandparents should not be reinforcing projects are prejudices if we have them on to the children of course it's important to show kids by example that you're not racist or homophobic or sexist i would agree with all of that but produce simple 3 year olds talking about arm awoke baby age just absolute nonsense the whole of america has last that the washington post. just 2 months is taking office president biden's already trapped in a devastating migrant crisis amid a record increase in refugees the pentagon now than is set to house unaccompanied migrant children at military facilities something biden's predecessor donald trump had been condemned for planning kellam open reports. the biggest migrant surge at the us mexico border in 20 years thousands of unaccompanied children detained and a