en este vÍdeo podemos ver claramente cÓmo se prepara esta tremenda columna de humo negro.bajador de la zona, dice que los evacuaron de la planta donde trabaja debiÓ a la cercanÍa con la refinerÍa. esto fue grabado esta maÑana cuando iba al trabajo. le damos las gracias a todos los televidentes que comparten sus videos y fotografÍas con nosotros. una vez presurizada, la refinerÍa para evitar una explosiÓn, la calidad del aire y el nivel de contaminaciÓn ambiental eran la otra preocupaciÓn. flavio: buenas tardes, el humo negro que demos a mis espaldas saliendo de esta torre esta refinerÍa en la ciudad nos dijeron que pudiera ser daÑino para la salud de muchos residentes, esto segÚn lo aclaro un experto que dijo que sobre todo serÍa para quienes tienen problemas con el sistema res y la torio. el humo negro proveniente de las llamas de una de las torres de la refinerÍa en la ciudad pudiera contener agentes contaminantes tÓxicos para la salud. este representante de la agencia de protecciÓn ambiental dijo que los niveles de sulfuro hÍdrico y de diÓxido de sulfuro alcanzaron en c

the negro troops were regarded as advertisement of that desire and encouragement of the idea to the negro. that made the fighting exceedingly fierce and bitter on the part of our men. not only towards the negroes themselves, but even the white men that fought alongside them. some of the negro prisoners that were originally allowed to surrender were shot right others. there was a great deal of unnecessary killing of them. matter of fact, i will describe and move on. a very unusual passage defined in a confederate memoir. he did not dress up language. abide by theeally victorian conventions, especially not in "fighting for the confederacy." he is willing to put, we know the 19th century americans have all the words that we have. we have theyat have. they used all the words we use. if we would have wandered around the battlefield, we would have bsought, goodness, f-bom everywhere. most would not put that down. here is porter alexander describing a situation at first bull run late in the phase of the battle where a bunch of civilians came out to watch the climactic battle. one of those was a

but the negroes and the lower economic groups ... a larger percentage of them as a population as a whole have been drafted, taken into the army, and have been serving in vietnam and have suffered casualties. and i think that it's most unfortunate. mr. collingwood: senator, governor reagan, gentlemen and ladies of our university group, i'm afraid that our time has run out. i know you didn't get a lot of questions in that you would have liked to have done, and i suspect that the governor and the senator didn't get some answers in that they would have liked, but thank you very much for being with us on this town meeting of the world. senator kennedy: could we just say a word, please? mr. collingwood: this is charles collingwood--yes, say a word. senator kennedy: just how much we've enjoyed, and i'm sure governor reagan has, and obviously we don't agree on all of these matters. but it's so extremely important within our own country that we have a dialogue. we make major mistakes within the united states. we recognize that. perhaps we don

-- in the american forces in vietnam than there is a percentage of negroes in the states? is it perhaps due to the fact that negroes have more difficulty still and will continue to have more difficulty in finding jobs in america? governor reagan: i don't think anyone could deny that because of this heritage of prejudice which the senator referred to, there has been, and among our minority groups, a greater percentage who did not go on through our educational system, did not qualify themselves for the better jobs, and so therefore there perhaps is a higher percentage who find the army or the military a suitable job and a good job in the face of lack of opportunity in other lines. and this could be true. mr. collingwood: senator kennedy, what about your views? senator kennedy: i think his point is well taken. the gentleman, i think, from switzerland, there are a higher degree, a higher rate of negroes serving in vietnam than the population as a whole, and the casualties in vietnam amongst negroes is higher than the population as a whole. i think that's partially due to what

"the satisfaction of these people regarding their negroes is surprising. they seem to believe firmly that their negroes are so much attached to them that they will not leave them on any terms. but the soldier had seen the negroes take the first opportunity of a fine of running to our lines and giving information as to where their masters are hidden and conduct our foragers to their retreat. in this way, our supply of cattle has been kept up. beyond that, negroes were continually running to us with information of all kinds, and they're are the only person upon whose correct truth we can rely. that is another thing as we are thinking about the military history of the valley. you have to remember the active role of enslaved people. white southerners did not focus on this as much. they dwelled on stories of loyalty on the part of enslaved anyle, and they believed fleeing of enslaved people was the result of betrayal by federal soldiers. one woman wrote about a black woman who ran off though he had been nursed, "by his mistress as tenderly as if he had been a b

there is a percentage of negroes in the states? is it perhaps due to the fact morenegroes have difficulty finding jobs in america? gov. reagan: i do not think anyone could deny because of disparity which the senator referred to, there has been and among our minority groups, a greater percentage who did not through our educational system, did not qualify themselves for the better jobs and said therefore perhaps there is a higher percentage to find the army or the military a suitable job and a good job in opportunitylack of in the lines. this could be true. host: senator kennedy, what about your view on that question? sen. kennedy: i think that question is well taken. there are a higher percentage of negroes serving in vietnam than the polyp the relation -- population as a whole. possibly due to what he mentioned. secondly, i think it is also the reason that the draft has been unfair and discriminated against those who are poor and those in lower economic groups, which we are trying to remedy now. areee those problems and trying to d

idea to the negro. that made the fighting on this occasion exceedingly fierce and bitter on the part of our men. not only towards the negroes themselves, but sometimes even to the white men that fought alongside them. some of the negro prisoners that were originally allowed to surrender by some soldiers, were shot by others, and there was a great deal of unnecessary killing of them. matter of fact, this is what happened. i will describe it and move on. unusual passage to find in a confederate memoir. he did not dress up language. they didn't really abide by the victorian conventions, especially not in "fighting for the confederacy." that last passage was from "fighting for the confederacy." so is this one. he is willing to put, we know the 19th century americans have all the words that we have. every word we have, they had. they used all the words we use. if we had wandered around the battlefield, we would have thought, my goodness f-bombs , everywhere. most would not put that down. going to put every k

so the argument in the story was that negros didn't turn out in 2016 like in 2012 or 2008 and if theyid many hillary would have won the election. it's not about hillary it's about james comey it's about negros didn't turn out to vote so we're the reason the democratic didn't win the white house in 2016. i expected at some point once they looked at the data they would put it on black folk. >> if we're that important why don't you treat us better. the democratic party know when high numbers turn out they win and have greater chance of winning. i was asked after sanders was no longer campaigning, i was asked would i support hillary i was like absolutely what do you have for black people, everybody's like why ask for something, why wouldn't you, i vote for my city councilman because i think you can pave my streets if you don't pave my streets you're not getting my vote next time mayor. next time i will probably vote for senator vincent fork who stepped out and supported bernie in atlanta. one of the first thing they put out was -- need common sense made all the sense in the world. if i'm

he speaks negro dialect when he wants to. it was minstrel speech but he could have said black english. black english. yeah, to be honest i have known both white and black people who have thought there was something wrong with the former president unfortunately switching between the two. i was lit into by a black correspondent who thought barack obama should not talk that way in public at all. he uses black english with big surprise black people. one more. asks/ask. people say what is with asks? the question is black people mead needs to stop this. no, black people use asks because it is part of this other dialect known as black english. it is not because it is hard if you are descend from africa to make the illinois. asks is used because it was the form most often used by great britain and ireland who black people worked alongside to learn english. just like legions of white people across the board black people said asks. so today most people switch between aks and asks. black english is the home variety and comfortable and c

than is a percentage of negros in the states. is it perhaps due to the fact that negro is have more difficult still and will continue to have more difficulty in finding jobs in america? >> i don't think anyone could deny that because of this heritage of prek djudice that t senator referred to, there has been a greater percentage that did not go on through our educational system, did not qualify themselves for the better jobs. therefore, there perhaps is a higher percentage who find the army or the military a suitable job and a good job in the face of lack of opportunity and other lines. >> senator kennedy, what about that question? >> i think his point is well taken. the gentleman i think from switzerland. there are a higher degree, higher rate of negros serving in vote yam than the population as a whole and the casualties in vote yam is higher than the population as a whole. i think that's partially due to what he mentioned. secondly, i think it is also the fact that the draft has been unfair here in this country and it is discr

or the negro renaissance.his is the migration of the negro by jacob lawrence, a n artistic retrospective looking back on the experience of movement of massive numbers, millions of african-americans to northern cities between 1910 and 1940. by the mid-20th century, jim crow society was established north and south in the united states and the west for that matter. the tradition of response to that jim crow society, of efforts to expand civil rights for african americans, had continued since the late 19th century well through the early parts of the 20th entry. -- 20th century. by the 1950's and 60's, just after world war ii where african-americans served in the military and came home to a segregated society that did not accept them entirely, the notion of a concerted biracial movement -- civil rights movement grew and took on more added energy and strength. on the other side of this white s-only door, we have instances of violence against african americans who were active in the civil rights movement before there

speaks negro dialect when he wants to. it wasn't minstrel speech. what he could have just said, black english. i don't think he would have any reason to know the term, african-american vernacular english. black english. to be honest i known white and black people who thought there was something wrong with the former president, unfortunately, switching between mainstream and black english. . . . .... .... >> black people use aks. it is not because it is hard to say the sk sound. it is used because it was the form used most often by the sorts of people from great britain and ireland who black people worked alongside as slaves. just like legion of very white people crass the pond, black people said ax. it was perfectly normal. most switch between the two today. ask is former. ax is black english. black english is the home variety and comfortable and casual. that is what it is. it is not a lapse. it is because black people have more english than other people. there are those that think i might be partisan and i am making an ivy league defense of the dis

el club de fans de ariana grande, pide que todo el mundo use negro y rosa en tributo a los fallecidos, enfrenta nuevos requisitos para renovar el documento. viviana paez estÁ con un representante en sacramento. viviana: amigos se ëdiciÓn digitalcalifornia, entraron en vigor nuevos requisitos para las personas que necesitan renovar su licencia de conducir comercial, y precisamente por ello nos encontramos con el director de comunicaciÓn del departamento de vehÍculos motorizados para que nos explique. >> claro que sÍ, estamos hablando de las licencias que fueron utilizadas por las personas que conducen los vehÍculos grandes, estas licencias tienen mucho que ver con el reglamento del gobierno federal. desde 1994, ya ha existido una regla que para obtener estas licencias se necesita comprobar que la persona estÁ legalmente en estados unidos, presencia legal. ahora ha cambiado la regla, no solamente necesita demostrar la presencia legal y sus documentos cuando solicita su licencia, sino tambiÉn al renovar esa licencia. viviana: si una persona de pronto obtuvo una licencia y es indocumentad

"the satisfaction of these people in regard to their negroes is surprising. they seem to believe firmly that their negroes are so much attached to them, they will not leave them on any terms. -- the soldier had seen terms." " inhe soldiers had seen this way, our supply cattle has been kept up." --roes were running to us of with information of all kinds, and they were the only ones whose truth we could rely on. to that is another thing about the military history of the valley. you have to remedy active role of enslaved people. white southerners did not focus on this as much. they dwelt on stories of loyalty on the part of the slave people, and they believed that any fleeing of enslaved people was the result of betrayal by federal soldiers. one woman wrote about a black off, so he had been nursed "by his mistress as tenderly as if he had been a brother, and she was always kind to him. ." many white slave ownerships are sending off their servants in one direction, some were overtaken and captured, others escaped. what with these words mean if you were in slavery

i grew up in pennsylvania, where, of course, there were no negro teachers. i came to appreciate what meant to be in a classroom with students and, you know, where we were all different races, predominantly children who were foreign-born however. it was a very small group of us, but i thought that here at last we have something like that, because one of the things that i value is what it meant to me to grow up in a school where i had equal chance, i felt, to do whatever i wanted to do to become something, and that i thought that this is what now we had. it was disappointing to find that immediately it became all of these counter activities, efforts not only to not move forward but to push us backwards. i thought that resistance in itself was so disturbing because it confused the picture, and really the action was more like this was about bussing and not about school, that it was not about openness, but it was about trying to get new privilege to people who didn't deserve it. that i thought was very detrimental, not just to the children and parents who were in

he speaks negro dialect when he wants to so it wasn't menstrual speech. what he could've said was black english. i don't think you have any reason to know the african-american vernacular but to be honest i've known both white and black people who thought there was something wrong with the former president, unfortunately switching between mainstream and black english. people think he's being funny. many white people think he's only pretending to speak that way and it's condescending to black audiences. some people were let into on msnbc by a black correspondent who thought rock obama should not talk that way in public at all. very interesting. no, he has a larger english and uses black english with big surprise, black people he is by dialectal, that's what harry reid was saying, it just wasn't gracefully phrased. one more, . ask , ask. people say that question means black people need to stop that, it's wrong. number black people use axe because axe is one of this dialogue which means black english. it's not because it's hard if you are descended from afric

[inaudible] they have not been adequate responsive to the needs of the negro masses. another to accuse them of being in secret coalition with the races to keep the negroes down. it was one thing to say to the american official system was failing in this responsibility to the poor and another two sentimental eyes dropping out of school as an active social protest. it was one thing to be critical of american society institutions on foreign-policy and another to be dismissive of the democratic system is a total fake. when i thought of these ideas and attitudes at the return of the repressed clichÉs of the 30 s, oppressed because of the so trials and the crews of speech and the revelations of the wars of communism, my interpolation, i meant that they had no purpose beyond proving what how rotten america was. when in the pre- popular days stalinist adopted the same tactics, it the belief that the tactic would help bring the level dilution closer in the 60 s. in the middle of the 60s, when it was written, was traveling demonstrated the particular active legislation did not

enrique: trÁgico lo de negro. enrique: trÁgico lo de honduras.. una -- nocturna. una demanda denuncia de que la base de datos de ice no funciona de forma eficaz. en mÉxico las autoridades investigan algunas campaÑas polÍticas bajo sospecha de que algunos candidatos estatales utilizarÍan dinero proveniente del narcotrÁfico. la ciudad de los angeles comienza trazar un plan para que las personas de bajos recursos que califiquen tengan acceso al programa de ayuda alimentaria. con motivo del dÍa de recordaciÓn queremos saber en nuestro lunes social cuÁl es su mensaje para las fuerzas armadas. comparta su opiniÓn con el hashtag #lunessocial, y esta noche en ediciÓn nocturna publicaremos algunos de sus comentarios. enrique: hasta esta madrugada se prolongÓ la fiesta en guadalajara y en buena parte de mÉxico luego del triunfo de las chivas rayadas de guadalajara en el torneo clausura de la liga m.x. logrando su campeonato de liga con un final polÉmico venciendo a tigres en el partido celebrado en guadalajara, con 11 futbolistas nacionales en la cancha co

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we now practically read that all men are created equal except negroes. with the know nothings get control it will read all men are created equal except negroes and foreigners and catholics. when it comes to this, i should prefer immigrating to some country where they make no pretense of loving liberty. to russia, for instance. [laughter] >> where despotism can be taken as you wore and without the alloy of hypocrisy. that lincoln could write. he could turn a phrase. state-by-state the new republican party was being organized and in illinois a group of anti- slavery newspaper editors invited lincoln to join them as their leader at a meeting to organize a convention of the new party for all annoying. lincoln absent at the time recalled herndon and believing i knew what his feelings and judgment up the fight a question of the hour work, i took the liberty to sign his name to the call. john todd stewart who you remember as lincoln's first law partner tried to remove lincoln's endorsement. he rushed into the law office and confronted herndon. he asked if linco

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as one striker in 1899 says, these are negroes, old ladies, cripples and these are , my people. these are the ones selling newspapers in american cities from the 1830's into the 1940's. >> what was life like for them? >> in a word, life was precarious for newsboys. their earnings fluctuated with the headlines, the weather. they were vulnerable to violence and competition. at the same time, they had spending money. they had more leisure time because they worked during times when the paper would come out. so, you could gamble, go to the theater at night. they have the high and low of the business. working hard, being vulnerable, but also enjoying themselves. >> what were their living arrangements like? >> most lived at home with their parents. they had poor, working-class, tenant apartments. they would sneak out near newspaper offices. newspapers like to have them close at hand for extras, for work. and then some also lived in houses -- the first one was founded in 1854 new york and these were occupational flop houses. you would get a bath, a shower, and a little meal. they sprang

that is quite a moment. >> greg: oh my god the leader of monte negro.ave never even heard of that place before. i'm sure it's a good place. but, sure, pushy american rudeness. well, maybe the world needs a push right now. at least in the right direction toward a new response to terror. one that's trained in body and mind one that's unafraid of being labeled. meaning if they call you islamophobic you say so what? we need a new understanding of surveillance that security and freedom don't fight each other, they enhance each other, much like la verb and shirley. [laughter] we also need to keep calling them losers. >> i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. they're losers. murdered by evil losers in life. these killers and extremists and, yes, losers. they are losers. [applause] >> greg: i think we found his safe word. good for him. most important we must overcome our resistance to moral action. what undermines our safety is the fear of looking bigoted. remember the line if you see something say something? the left adds do that and

the union one of soldiers detailed to protect the house from looting, admitted that a negro had told him with a rifles were hit. hid. her hand is shaking with anger, rose pendleton lambasted hunter's men as brutes and didches in a journal she days after the yankees departed. that he dams are for succession lists and refused to discuss uses with her because virginia were gone the pale of christianity. at least one high-ranking confederate officer was scooped town --nter's manage men in town. the family had fled from winchester to lexington in 1863. now, the provost marshal and tax collector of lexington, fled the federal forces with several writings and fought the nation sleep with 20 muskets and several pistols when overtaken by union cap rory. -- union cavalry. colonel strother recognized each other and strother exercise all that self-control to avoid insulting a prisoner, especially one with gray hair. from mcdonald has mistreated his father, a unionist also. his temptation must have been sore as general hunter offered to turn the vagabond mcdonald over strother that i might work m

put at the time, they were negroes, crippled, and they were my people, selling papers on the streets of american cities until the 1940's. >> what was life like for them? mr. digirolamo: precarious, in a word. their earnings fluctuated with the headlines, with the weather. they were vulnerable to all kinds of violence and competition. at the same time, they had spending money. they have more leisure time, ofause you work in bursts periods when the papers come out. you can gamble and go out and i. working hard, vulnerable but also enjoying themselves. >> what were their living arrangements like? mr. digirolamo: most newsboys lived at home with their parents. they lived in poor, working-class quarters, tenement apartments. a certain minority were homeless and lived on the street. they would sleep out near newspaper offices, sometimes on the premises. newspapers like to have them close at hand for extras, for and some also lived in newsboys lodging houses. the first one was founded in 1854 in new york. these were sort of occupational flop houses. you paid six cents, you got a bath, showe

confederate daughters prohibit that and wholesale torture of the negro? do you ever hear of them fearing his would have a bad effect on the children? it would not seem as our land is yet civilized it is like times knee ast when rulers will and the negro has been dealt with the same since the war by and toiled ed with for 200 years or more. jane holmes slippery drake. the prairie during the ivil war going to canada to keep away. elizabeth thorn scott flood who in california that took all children in regardless of color. symbolic gravity of the situation of black women is encapsulated in there the great parent winslow homer near andersonville woman ou see a black stepping in from the darkness into the daylight. hralook to her left there african gourds growing, symbolism in that picture. not far from the appomattox the story of a woman who may have been one of the last people killed in the civil war. as you look at this map i want reynolds.n hannah she was in the wrong place at doorstep time on the of freedom. 24 hours of the last did i of the civil war and

that is quite a moment. >> greg: oh my god the leader of monte negro.ave never even heard of that place before. i'm sure it's a good place. but, sure, pushy american rudeness. well, maybe the world needs a push right now. at least in the right direction toward a new response to terror. one that's trained in body and mind one that's unafraid of being labeled. meaning if they call you islamophobic you say so what? we need a new understanding of surveillance that security and freedom don't fight each other, they enhance each other, much like la verb and shirley. [laughter] we also need to keep calling them losers. >> i will call them from now on losers because that's what they are. they're losers. murdered by evil losers in life. these killers and extremists and, yes, losers. they are losers. [applause] >> greg: i think we found his safe word. good for him. most important we must overcome our resistance to moral action. what undermines our safety is the fear of looking bigoted. remember the line if you see something say something? the left adds do that and

ilia: al regresar, las travesuras de un oso negro en una casa en los Ángeles. ♪ presentador: uno uso por acompaÑarnos. los esperamos con mÁs maÑana en nuestra ediciÓn nocturna. buenas noches. ♪ ♪ alejandra:muy buenos dÍas y gracias por acompaÑarnos. te contamos sobre la nueva campaÑa que instagram ha lanzado para crear conciencia sobre las enfermedades mentales en la comunidad. >>el Índice de casos de diabetes tipo 2ha estado

aquÍ giros negros, que eran franquicias americanas, tendrÍan que volver a abrir.to es un joven que se ha convertido no sÓlo en el orgullo sus padres, sino tambiÉn el de toda una comunidad que necesita estudiantes como Él. liliana nos amplÍa. liliana: conejo se era pequeÑo nunca imaginÓ que su amor por los estudios le cambiarÍa la vida. fue en quinto grado cuando sus padres le pusieron en una escuela pÚblica, donde encontrÓ una nueva motivaciÓn. suma de trabajar en la limpieza y su padre es cocinero. los tres hijos de esta pareja siguen carreras universitarias. pero josÉ alberto, el mÁs pequeÑo rompiÓ las barreras de la marginaciÓn por la pobreza. siguiendo el consejo de sus maestros como se atreviÓ a presentarse en las universidades de mayor prestigio. fecha de josÉ alberto es una desde estrÉs que no sÓlo se reconoce la inteligencia del estudiante. detrÁs de Él estÁn sus padres. dos mexicanos que tras largas horas de trabajo, nunca dejaron de estar cerca de sus hijos. es de sabios le digo: tengo trabajo. a las cinco, 5:30, tuve que practicar. esto es para el futur

gun.e but of his the policeman tells and things like, we are running things in this town, not the dam negroes. that second soldier is sent to jail. no one is quite sure what has happened to him back at camp logan. that he is dead and has been killed fly around the camp. rumors that a white mob is now about to attack the camp fly around the camp. ultimately, the soldiers are so concerned for their own safety that a small segment of them seize arms from a supply tent in the camp and march on the town vowing vengeance on the police officers of houston and the white people of houston. carrying out these kinds of abuses over the several weeks that the soldiers had been in residence. it is an incredibly tragic outcome for all parties involved. they do end up killing five policeman, including one of the involved with was the earlier encounter with the african-american woman. shooting another 10 or full soaks -- 10 or so folks. a mexican day laborer who is asleep in a boarding house when a bullet cut through. it is an incredibly tragic and awful story across the board. the military court-martialed ma

lindsay: venezuela se convierte en el caballo negro del mundial sub 20.

los bomberos recibieron varias llamadas reportando una columna de humo negro a eso de las 11:10 a.m >mas estaba quemando la casa y estaba llevando hacia la segunda casa. >> habÍa mucho humo y lo primero que hice, fue llegar y tocar puertas, rÁpidamente para que todos salieran de la casa y saliÓ mucha gente pero quedó una seÑora adentro. ni se habÍan dado cuenta que la casa se estaba quemando. flavio: la cruz roja estÁ ayudando a los damnificados.. del otro lado de la talla, casi simultÁneamente, un ducto de agua se rompiÓ, lo que provocó una inundaciÓn en varias calles. es que la ruptura de la de agua, no estÁ relacionada al incendio, segÚn lo corroboraron los bomberos. los vecinos aprovecharon a regar algunas plantas parar o desaprovechar el preciado lÍquido. las autoridades continÚan investigando las causas de este incendio. en san josÉ, flavio lacayo, noticias univisiÓn 14. marÍa leticia: evacuaron una escuela de emergencia, momentos de tensiÓn se vivieron en la academia bridges. ahÍ, un conserje encontrÓ un envase con una etiqueta que decÍa nitroglicerina la mochila de un alumno.

la policÍa describe el sospechoso como un hombre de cinco pies, vestÍa pantalones color negro y cargaba un edificio que albergaba 40 espacios en una bodega. se desconoce a cuÁnto ascienden las pÉrdidas y las causas que provocaron el incendio. la madre del presidente de la compaÑÍa uber, muriÓ a causa de un incidente. perdiÓ la vida ayer en un accidente en el condado de fresno, mientras que el padre del empresario se encuentra en condiciÓn seria. la embarcación de la pareja se estrellÓ contra una roca. muchos jÓvenes se endeudan para tener una educaciÓn universitaria pero los expertos, tienen algunos consejos que podrÍan ayudar a a ligera esa pesada carga. >>es una mala inversiÓn. reportera: arranca en esta nueva etapa de sus dÍas con un peso muy grande sobre sus hombros, miles en deudas por prÉstamos estudiantiles. >> son $3300 para no endeudarme mÁs me puse las pilas con las calificaciones y entonces eso me consiguiÓ a mÍ mÁs becas. reportera: logrÓ mantener sus deudas bajas pero son esclavos de los prÉstamos universitarios. >> tengo una amiga que saliÓ endeudada. tengo amigas que son

moynihan was a man, you know very well, it was committed to performing the negro race, the negro family. he died without solving the problem. and i just want to come into any of you who are interested in what he had said, that he voiced himself to try to change society so that the black family would not be destroyed. >> i have to interrupt you not because i now have to tell -- >> i just want to make you aware that that film may becoming a you should sit. >> okay. but i need to share a piece of gossip with everybody here, okay? because you will not do it at i will do you might do it. there is enough gossip. i'm going to do. you know the speech that made moynihan said international reputation, the one that said we will never react we ask? he wrote it? that's the gossip. he wrote that speech, not taft. just to let you know. c-span now knows. everybody out there now knows that one of the most important speeches written i in the 20 century was written by norm podhoretz. [applause] >> not the whole speech. >> no, only the part that everybody remembers. finally i want to thank the rotary club

ilia: al regresar, las travesuras de un oso negro en una casa en los Ángeles. ♪ presentador: uno usomos con mÁs maÑana en nuestra ediciÓn nocturna. buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ lindsay: los italianos estÁn aquÍ. en los pisos brillosos de la nba los rockets tratan de hacerle

el perro de tres aÑos, es de color negro y ha reconocido por su labor altruista de integrar otros caninosona. entre la neblina como ve, acÁ tenemos a guillermo quirÓs con un adelanto de pronÓstico del tiempo. guillermo: al regresar de la poza vamos hablar del sistema que va traer cambios al norte de california. tiene planes para el fin de semana? los detalles de pronÓstico al volver. ç ♪ ♪ dÍa: quÉ hermoso -- guillermo: feliz jueves. vienen cambios para nosotros vamos a nuestra imagen satelital, hay tiene sistema de baja presiÓn y un sistema de humedad que viene acercÁndose hacia la costa. vamos a tener condiciones mÁs frescas, la afluencia del aire del pacÍfico sigue llegando a la regiÓn, y por lo tanto las temperaturas para ascender. por lo menos en las prÓximas horas, hasta la medianoche alcanzando los cinco heridos, psicÓtico otro grados en promedio. los nublados comienzan a llegar y se espera que maÑana la mÁxima alcance 69. esto es en san josÉ y en la lÍnea costera. esta se pronosticÓ, maÑana viernes 61°, fin de semana 60 o 65, atenciÓn, san josÉ el sÁbado se pone un poco mÁs fresco

kennedy: we adjusted to the minority groups and especially the negros as well as some other groups, the mexican americans, the indians. we've just begun to recognize it and now starting to deal with it. >> at 8:00 on "lectures and history," brian taylor on the military strategy and political goals of emancipation during the civil war. brian: the idea that a president in the event of sectional war over slavery and rebelian states may emancipate slaves as a military measure predates the civil war. it's not a new idea. it's articulated by john quincy adams on a number of occasions. >> 6:45 p.m. eastern, history professor paul talks about the first u.s. congress' 1790 debate on slavery and race. >> in a series of petitions that generated this heated debate, anti-slavery activists and especially the pennsylvania abolition society put forth a vision of a new nation that imagined a racially inclusive republic where the basic rights of enslaved africans were respected. >> and at 8:00 on the presidency, history professor and author charles strozer on letters exchanged between abraham lincoln and

es que siga creciendo una densa capa de humo negro, afectando principalmente a aquellas personas quecasas. varias carreteras estÁn cerradas, sÓlo se le permite el paso a las autoridades y a los bomberos, que combaten las llamas por aire y tierra. pero, hasta el momento las condiciones del tiempo estÁn empeorando la situaciÓn. este mapa muestra las localidades que actualmente sufren una sequÍa extrema. funcionarios de florida explican que se necesita mÁs lluvia y menos viento, para evitar la rÁpida propagaciÓn de los impresionantes siniestros. mientras tanto, los residentes esperan ansiosamente poder regresar a sus hogares. rick wilger tuvo que desalojar su vivienda de forma preventiva, sin antes empacar algunas cosas. >> sÓlo pudimos llevar documentos de valor y a nuestra mascota. reportera: al mismo tiempo, otro incendio forestal afecta al condado que se encuentra en el centro de la florida. segÚn autoridades de florida, 320 incendios forestales han sido reportados en lo que va de aÑo, quemando mÁs de 20,000 hect -- hectÁreas, en distintas zonas del estado. >> le pedimos a la comuni

esta especie de rinoceronte negro estÁ en peligro de extinciÓn, es el segundo rinoceronte de este tipo nacen el zoolÓgico ción, nos despedimos el dÍa de hoy. michelle: buenas tardes. ♪ presentadora: Éstas son las principales noticias. los habitantes de mÁnchester se unen en su dolor meterse el gobierno britÁnico eleva la alerta de terrorismo al mÁximo nivel tras el ataque que dejÓ 22 personas muertas. las autoridades creen que no actuÓ solo. el ex asesor de seguridad entra que responder a situaciones del comitÉ de inteligencia del senado sobre sus relaciones con los rusos. y el gobierno dicen que serÁn más bajos los recortes monetarios para las llamadas ciudades santuarios. comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: gran bretaÑa estÁ en alerta mÁxima. la primera ministra theresa may, advirtiÓ de otro inminente ataque terrorista como el que dejÓ 22 personas mmuertas y mÁs de un centenar de heridas. los habitantes salieron a las calles para participar en una vigilia borrando a las vÍctimas. -- honrando a las vÍctimas

i said i wanted something that sounded like a sinister or demonic negro spiritual. charlie: wow.hter] jordan: demonic negro spiritual, or one they are -- where they are giving a warning to the lead character. i knew that whatever combination of that he comes up with will fit that the movie is supposed to be a new thing. charlie: and all those have beginnings and ends, rising action and falling action. those kind of spirituals. jordan: that's right. to takewhat i wanted away from -- we see a lot of black music has hope in it. what i wanted to do was, what does it sound like? blackoes a decidedly sound sound like when you take the hope away, and make a horror movie? charlie: what did you find out? jordan: the track, when the credits play -- charlie: just taking hope and almost like pulling a rug out from under you. jordan: yes. it's like a sound that feels unnatural to us. it feels different and unsettling, but it is beautiful. it has these very african sounding harmonies to it. score is just about everything. charlie: is this film everything you wanted it to be? jordan: yeah, it r

. >> estas plantas no se pueden vender en el mercado negro, pero no significa que no sean una tentaciÓnel noticiero univisiÓn. buenas noches. >> bu >> a ver, estoy borracho, tú. >> toda la de la ley, papá. >> porque tengo mi tarjeta de crédito black y cualquier deseo es mejor que cualquier lámpara mágica. >> a ver, tú, si quieres ganarte buena propina y darle de comer a toda tu prole, me atiendes bien a todos mis bros, porque a mis bros se les trata como si fuera yo mismo. >> y a nosotros nos encanta que seamos tus bros, porque te encanta la fiesta y todo siempre corre por su cuenta. >> pues ya saben cuál es mi lema, fiestuqui desde