in the north star in the soviet presence peaceful life is interrupted by the not seen beijing. after the germans captured a village they begin taking the children's blood for transfusions for their wounded soldiers. the north star was nominated for 6 academy awards and 944 according to declassified documents the office so for information commanded its contribution to building a positive image of russia. in this presentation of the suffering and courage of the russians will shown that the strength of russia lies in its people who are willing to give their lives to keep their countrymen from fascist slavery and to ensure a free world football man. none the less the authors did ask hollywood to make a few edits to the script 1st to emphasize that the ideologies of the u.s.s.r. and germany were completely different and this is why the conflict broke out and secondly to show through the young characteristics that the u.s. and russia can work together when peace comes. it was not an accurate portrayal. of the imagination however they did follow the days of washington and. propaganda

now most slaves were escaped were told to follow the north star because how else would they know to get to the north? but he escaped by a different route. he'd met a young free black woman and the murray and she at great risk to herself gave him the clothes of a sailor and the papers of a sailor and so under that guys he was able to escape to new york. he was there joined by anna and the two of them married and at that point he changed his name to douglas. and escaping was very high risk because if you were caught and he tried to escape for being thrown into jail, but if you escaped again, you would be branded on the cheek and if you escaped a third or fourth time you would be castrated so the punishments escaping were extremely harsh when he escaped, he and anna settled a new bedford again. this was a brave choice. he chose new bedford because like nantucket at the time. it was a quaker community and quakers were great abolitionists. many slaves to escape chose to go to canada because only in canada would they be truly free? but he said no going to canada is not an option. i have to st

to move us towards his ideal and our north star that left says peter said, that helps everybody rise. and it took to heart and learning this, i studied the whole range of ideas and philosophies including karl marx, when wisdom from him was that philosophers only interpreted the world and the point is to change it. i'm not just learned these ideas but i've applied them. charles: brian, you talked about. [inaudible].bo peter: you talked about some of the big ideas on which this was founded. over somee of those ideas predict. charles: that's right, in fact will go even further andht say that we needed any paradigm shifts. anybody is paying attention these days, is looking around in our country c and saying that ts is not going well. there has got to be a better way. so we're not talking about small tweaks, we are talking about truly leaning in and more fully applying these principles of human progress that charles just mentioned. talking about those is the principles that are really enshrined in the declaration of independence, the principles cethat the trento institute has found it to a

in this process, my north star has been remembering what it was like when my late son bowe was deployed in iraq. how proud he was to serve his country. how insistent he was to deploy with his unit. and the impact it had on him and all of us at home. we have service -- service members serving today whose parents were serving in afghanistan. we have service members now who were not born on 9/11. it was never meant to be a permanent undertaking. we were attacked. we went to war with clear goals. we have achieved those goals. lane is dead and al qaeda is degraded in afghanistan. thank you all for listening. may god protect our troops. may god bless all those families who have lost someone in this endeavor.

throughout this process my north star has been remembering what it was like when my late son beau was deployed to iraq, how proud he was to serve his country, how insistent he was to deploy with his unit. and the impact it had on him and all of us at home. we already have service members doing their duty in afghanistan today whose parents served in the same war. we have servicemembers who are not yet born when our nation was attacked in 9/11. war in afghanistan was never meant to be a multigenerational undertaking. we were attacked, we went to war with clear goals. we achieved those objectives. bin laden is dead, and al qaeda is degraded in afghanistan. and it's time to end the forever war. thank you all for listening. may god protect our troops, may god bless all those families who lost someone in this endeavor. >>> go to c-span.org/coronavirus for the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic. if you miss our live coverage, it's easy to quickly find the latest briefings and the biden administration's response. use the interactive gallery of maps. go to c-span.org/coronavirus. ♪♪

north star 10 or. even in coronavirus times is not easy to. die. hard fan. 16. dollars. i was fraud of my dignity 77 percent takes on modern slavery. on the feet of german women in italy obscene. trade. spans across its initial they are stories told bunch of forced me into. an excuse of the 77 percent stars able 17th on t w. you're watching new news live from berlin the u.s. president slams gun deaths as a national embarrassment joe biden orders flags lowered to house must after the latest mass shooting this time in a fed ex facility in indianapolis president biden says congress has to toughen gun laws also coming up. a show of confidence i'm going machall gets her 1st covert 19 shot and receives astra zeneca germany's chancellor says she's delighted to take the vaccine and urges others to do the same. also with the u.n. warns of a crisis in mozambique or of more than half a 1000000 people have fled attacks by islamist militias our correspondent for ports . and pablo foley yes welcome to the program u.s. president joe biden has repeated calls for congress to pass gun res

>> i am still a disciple of thurgood marshall, who's my north star.ally -- as he said in his own words, they never meant for the constitution to be for us. but we're going to make it ours anyway. it's not enough to say that was wrong. you also have to engage in, educate, and empower people to know what their rights are. >> reporter: over the years, crump has secured historic civil settlements. >> and we are honored to stand here with the family of george floyd. >> reporter: including $27 million from the city of minneapolis for george floyd's family, the largest pretrial settlement for a civil rights claim. >> it is my hope and belief that in a capitalistic society, if they keep having to pay these huge settlements and these huge verdicts, that it will be a deterrent for them to continue to shoot first and ask questions later. >> reporter: crump recalls the hundreds of police-related cases, only a few indictments and only four convictions. he hopes when it comes to this trial, it will be different. >> i believe in my heart he's going to be convicted.

him like he wanted to be treated, and that simple statement has been our guiding light and our north starears. for me personally. you know, both the -- opportunity that they gave me in terms of being able to lead this fantastic company, and the mentorship i am eternally grateful. he will be missed, jon he will be really missed. >> indeed. shantanu narayen ceo adobe, thanks for being with us on "techcheck." >> thank you. >>> meantime, espn announcing new content in the streaming strategy the chairman jimmy pa itaro joi julia, after this break. en a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have one hundred thousand dollars or more of life insurance you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit conventrydirect.com to find out if you policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. see yourself. welcome back to the mirror. and know you're not al

opportunity to improve safety on roads for all the communities we operate in and very much the north starwe get to a point like today launching a service with a partner like domino's we put our entire system through the wringer in materials of validation, the hardware, the designs, the software, operating the vehicle to make sure that we feel really comfortable when we bring out into the communities we live and operate in we're confident it is a responsible road user and long term we want to improve road safety with these vehicles. >> dave, i would like to follow up on the spirit of morgan's question there this is as i understand it one unit working out of one retail location to service quote selected customers, selected how i'm not sure but my question is what are the impediments from a low call point of view from regulators and cities and counties to bringing this technology into wider use. in houston or other places how big a mountain is that to clear? >> for us we've designed this vehicle purely to transport goods and means that actually there's a very clear path from a regular la or

we got our plan and if we are going to follow that north star then we need to get it right. it starts with some of those things, we have to take away the risk, we can't have black youths, we saw almost unimaginably to watch daunte wright died a week ago. the training board and those overseeing licensing of police, we need to make sure you don't die from a traffic stop. we can't let these things set and not move. that's the work that has to happen. we need to bring up all of those things. it didn't start in in equities when they ended up with police encounter, it starts when they are bored. we have the capacity here. we are a well state with resources. it is the insidious nature that people don't see it and it is right in front of us, that's the work that needs to happen. >> let's note some of what your state's attorney general keith ellison who's in charge of the prosecution said today. >> i would not call today's verdict justice because justice implies true restoration. it is accountability which is the first step towards justice. we need true justice. that's not one case.

i have it on good accord that his kids skied at north star that never closed. his kids were skiing and getting personal teaching. we're at homeworking a computer because that's all that they have. our kids are not skiing, getting private classes. these businesses -- my fellow business owners, they have lost everything. they have lost what they were going to give their kids as an inheritance. some are older. they can't get a job. they lost their source of income. they have lost their dreams. so i hope that we never forget, you know. by the way, you talked about unemployment. i mean about minimum wage. in june or july, they're raising it to $15 an hour on all the small businesses. i mean, i saw my first profit, neil, in this month of particular. my first profit. i am trying to be positive. i'm one of the lucky ones. i'm constantly fighting my inner self to be positive. i can't -- i have to be truthful. you know? the reality is, i wake up in night terrors. i walk up wondering, oh, my gosh, they're going to take away the patio in june. the permitted ends in june. n

this is the north star. if the economy continues to approve is that not the beacon of this president into the mid-term election cycle, and neal, to you first. >> your own data shows americans think the economy is going good right now, and it will be ten points lower, and the jury is still out on this thing and people are concerned about the economy down the road. >> you get the last word? >> i think that the economy and creating jobs is the single most important thing the president can do and that's what he's doing and he's making sure that they are jobs that work for families and make for strong and thriving families and that's important, and it's a broader dialogue, and people don't care how much we are spending but they care about who is paying for it, and they respond to the language that say the healthiest americans and wealthy corporations are not paying their share, and we have a pandemic and zoom and amazon and the big corporations don't pay taxes, and something is wrong. these are the most profitabl

but i do think seeing a truly universal program like medicare for all as the north star informs a lotof what can be done in the short term with policies getting us closer to this kind of vision and those that would either set us back. sideways. it's very helpful even in the short term to have an idea what the equitable health system would look like. and a lot of other things we could be doing to lay the groundwork for universal healthcare. i'm passionate about the primary care shortage and generally the healthcare workforce shortages. ready we don't have enough nurse practitioners or primary care doctors. if we want to ensure all americans bring in 311 - - 30 million more people we could prepare for that by training up as many doctors and nurses and primary care providers that we can. that's one example that we can all be working on in the short term as we keep in mind of the long-term. >> thank you again for tonight. the book is out what medicare for all a citizens guide doctor t for and doctor micah johnson thank you for joining us. thank you for supporting independent bookstores. s

and throughout this process, my north star has been remembering what it was like when my late son beau was deployed to iraq. how proud he was to serve his country. how insistent he was to deploy with his unit and the impact it had on him and all of us at home. we already have service members doing their duty in afghanistan today whose parents served in the same war. we have service members who are not yet born when our nation was attacked in 9/11. the war in afghanistan was never meant to be a multigenerational undertaking. we were attacked. we went to war with clear goals. we achieved those objectives. bin laden is dead and al qaeda is degraded in iraq -- in afghanistan. and it's time to end the forever war. thank you all for listening. may god protect our troops. may god bless all those families who lost someone in this endeavor. >> president biden speaking today from the same room, the same place in the same room where president george w. bush announced the start of the afghan war nearly 20 years ago. the president's remarks were followed by supportive comments by the secretary gene

>> so, for me right now, my north star is hitting the ground in georgia and seeking the endorsement ofll you as it relates to herschel walker entering this race, he is a childhood hero of mine. and i will say georgia deserves to have the best and brightest come and compete for this seat. and the opportunity to beat raphael warnock. and i hope we have a lot of good georgians step up and try and serve in this capacity and, look, i also realize as an outsider i have got a lot of work ahead. and i'm going to have to earn it. and it's going to be a challenging pathway. for my view for a united states senate senate georgia is it should be a challenging pathway. for me, i'm focused on the endorsement in georgia for the people in georgia. i think i'm an attractive candidate for the former president to endorse. i'm probably the only candidate in this race that has actually served in the trump white house. of course, as a military officer, then as a white house fellow. but i'm proud of the work that i got to do taking it to the adversary and then as a white house fellow helping get the first ste

these are at north stars and so to really get their we need to take them seriously and we need paradigm shifts. the book puts forward three big ideas for the first is one that charles just described the assertion that the solutions to our country's problems are going to have to be different and specific in the problem but the effective ones all have one thing in common and that is they start with the deep belief in people. it really is a paradigm shift because if you look around at how we are doing a lot of things in the country right now our systems are behaving as though most people don't have much to contribute so that's lost and if we continue down that path we are going to see the progress we need to see. we have shipped their paradigm. we have to start with a belief in people. the second big ideas the solutions that will work best are going to be those that empower people from the bottom up rather than a one-size-fits-all approach from the top down. again that's going to entail a pretty big changes in our thinking in the third big idea that we will talk about is a tremendous resul

and so, as long as that is the, kind of, north star for the republican party right now. it is impossible to get to the point that liz cheney described because she understands what is needed to win, you know, more broadly, and more general elections, maybe even in house seats but certainly in senate seats and in the future for the presidency. >> paul, i mean, what do you make of where the republican party is right now? i mean, have you ever seen it like this? >> i don't think we have ever seen anything like this. i have to say. liz cheney is right, both, on the principle and on the politics. now, there will be a weather report coming up after this that show hell has frozen over because i praised liz cheney. i don't agree with her on anything. if i met her aunt trudy, i wouldn't agree with her. this is why. kevin mccarthy was whining to "the new york times," i am on the tightest tightrope. no, sir, with respect, you are a powerful congressman. america is son a tightrope between truth and lie, between freedom and an insurrectionist mob, between pluralism and white supremacy

who knows what it means to have a child serving in a war zone, and throughout this process, my north starn remembering what it was like when my late son beau was deployed to iraq, how proud he was to serve his country, how insistent he was to deploy with his unit, and the impact it had on him and all of us at home. we already have service members doing their duty in afghanistan today whose parents served in the same war. we have service members who were not yet born when our nation was attacked on 9/11. war in afghanistan was never meant to be a multigenerational undertaking. we were attacked. we went to war with clear goals. we achieved those objectives. bin laden is dead and al qaeda is degraded in afghanistan s and it's time to end the forever war. >> after making the announcement, the president visited arlington national cemetery where more than 2,300 casualties of operation enduring freedom are buried, and we should mention, a member of the president's inner circle national security adviser jake sullivan will join "morning joe" with more on the president's decision to withdraw. joini

a look at our live camera shows fresh powder at north star.nd temperatures warming up for the bay area, mid-60s for inland areas and before you think about turning on the ac, we get our natural air conditioning coming back by the beginning to middle of next week. vianey, heading out for work this morning, how is it looking for the commute? >> we do have some slowing if 880 is a part of your commute before the toll plaza on-ramp. we're starting to see some slowing, it looks like there's a crash just before that, so let me give you a quick look at your drive times, westbound 80 toward the bay bridge about 14 minutes. actually got better because it was at about 24 minutes so that's good. it's moving somewhat. westbound 92 toward the san mateo bridge 13 minutes. so far we're doing okay. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> happening now, we are monitoring vaccine eligibility. now open to everyone 16 and older in our state. we just found six covid vaccine appointments, still available in napa county, kaiser permanente offering them

inequities are addressed, we have a plan called due north education plan, if we're gonna follow that north star we need to get that right, and it starts with some of those things, but we have to take away the risk. we cannot have black youths -- we saw it again, almost unimaginably to watch daunte wright die week ago, we have to make changes in our legislature -- we need to make sure that you don't ever traffic stop, you need to make sure there's more mental health counselors. we can't let these things said and not move, and i think that is the work that needs to happen. we need to bring up all of those things, because it did not start with the inequities, it starts when they're born and we have the capacity here. we are a wealthy state with resources and the commitment of folks -- it's just insidious, people don't see it and it's right in front of us. i think that is the work that needs to happen. >> let's listen to some of what your state attorney general who was in charge of this prosecution said today. >> i would not call today's verdict justice however, because justice implies true restora

and throughout this process, my north star has been remembering what it was like when my late son beaus to serve his country, how insistent he was to deploy with his unit and the impact it had on him and all of us at home. we already have servicemen doing duty in afghanistan today whose parents served in the same war. we have service members who are not yet born when our nation was attacked in 9/11. war in afghanistan was never meant to be a multigenerational undertaking. we were attacked. we went to war with clear goals. we achieved those objectives. bin laden is dead and al qaeda is degraded in iraq and afghanistan. and it's time to end the forever war. thank you all for listening. may god protect our troops, may god bless all those families who lost someone in this endeavor. >> that was president biden announcing a withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan by september 11th of this year, the 20th anniversary of 9/11. in the 3:00 p.m. hour, just a few minutes from now, he will be visiting section 60 of arlington national cemetary where many of the dead from the afghanistan war are b

look at the snow totals within the last 24 hours now rose picking up a foot of snow in that area north starot that far behind 8 inches of snow and south lake tahoe, 6 inches of fresh powder. and right now the sierra snowpack running about 40% of average. so yesterday snow certainly did help and we're starting to notice, though some high clouds starting to stream out of that area and future cast for will show drying out. in fact, by thursday afternoon, a lot more sunshine and then a gradual warming trend to start up the weekend forecast as well. so pretty seasonable temperatures a little bit breezy from time to time. but for your friday forecast, those of you at south lake tahoe warming up into the mid 50's, upper 50's for those of you heading out to truckee on friday, getting a head start of your weekend widespread mid 50's continuing through saturday so holding steady there. but then by sunday warming up into the low 60's for the 2nd half the weekend because yes, even this year are going to see a little bit of a warm-up, as is the bay area. we should be averaging mid to upper 60's for most

listen, we may not always agree, but know that you guys are my north star, and i try to never make you ashamed or embarrassed by what i've done. >> host: yeah. speaking of the title, you know, it's an interesting contrast with trevor noah's title, your inspiration, you know? his title, "born a crime," is very up front about the trauma inherent. you've experienced a lot of trauma in your life and yet chose to title the book something that's a joyful sentiment. was it hard to settle on that title? was it in discussion with others? >> guest: oh, my gosh, there's a saying strong in the book -- [inaudible] as a, the title for his book, he's a tripping amputee from vietnam, you know, strong -- we thought of all sorts of things. my call sign was mad dog 6. there was one day as i was writing this to the publishers and my collaborator, you know, i was talking about the shootdown, and i say, but, you know, every day of my life -- i think they asked me, i had a tough day at work. i don't know what it was, maybe it was a health care fight or something. i'm really exalted today. you had a tough day

there continue across a good part of west africa slowly but surely making their way through the north. a star striker in the top a town in the foot devoted to the working class of his hometown and its class. footballing legend and accounts in awe and produces destry on the lakotah a one of a kind superstar. equally adored by his fans for its socialist values and his many goals against italy's footballing elite football rebels on our dizzy. form. again you're watching out is there his reminder of our top stories this hour polls have opened in the charts presidential election the opposition's called for a boycott is the government of repression and cracking down on anti-government protesters president idriss deby is seeking a 6th term. just a warning there could be more eruptions from a volcano in the caribbean islands of some vincent around 16000 people have had to leave their homes. reach the island of barbados. and countries across south america are rushing to impose new restrictions as they battle to contain the rising number of coated 1000 cases brazil is easing restrictions despite being

my north star has been remembering what it was like when my late son beau was deployed to iraq.h his unit and the impact it had on him and all of us at home. we already have service members doing their duty in afghanistan today whose parents served in the same war. we have service members who are not yet born when our nation was attacked on 9-11. the war in afghanistan was never meant to be multi-generational. we were attacked and went to war with clear goals. we achieved those objectives. bin laden is dead and al-qaeda is out of afghanistan. thanks for listening. may god protect our troops and god bless all of those families who lost someone in these indevor. >> john: president biden from the treaty room saying the war in afghanistan was never meant to be multi-generalation and it's time to end the forever war. he said the troops will start coming out on may 1st which was the luggageal deadline. they will take a while. a warning to the taliban, if you attack us, we are going to respond with every tool at our disposal. >> sandra: he made that very clear. we spoke to mike pompeo

i have it on good accord his kids skid at mount north star that never closed.getting personal teaching through all of this. our single parents are sitting home alone trying to work a computer that is all they have got. they're not out skiing. they're not getting private classes. and these businesses my fellow business owners they have lost everything. they lost what they would give their kids as an inheritance. some are older, they can't even get a job, they have lost their source of income. they have lost their dreams. so i hope that we never forget, you know. and by the way, you were talking about unemployment, i mean about minimum wage, in june our july, they're raising it to $15 an hour on all the small businesses. i mean, i filed my first profit neil, in this month of march, my first profit. and i am trying to be positive because i'm one of the lucky ones. so i'm constantly fighting my inner self to be positive but i can't, i have to be truthful. you know. the reality is i wake up in night terrors. i wake up wondering, oh, my god, they will take away the p

if he can do it, you can do it and that's sort of been like a north star for me through all stages ofing to lie. the prop guy, so when i was taking the photo, he -- i told him a bit of my story because i have a deep appreciation of the caracter. and he was like, hang on a second. he ran back and grabbed a binder full of paint flecks. he keeps these. they come with captain america -- >> whoa. >> he gave that to me and put that in a frame, mate. that's your piece of vibranium. and, yeah, so i just popped it in my phone case and kept it here ever since because you never know when you might need it to get through the day. >> wow. you play dovich on "the falcon and the winter soldier." we have seen much of your character. so tell us about it. >> yeah, so the flag smashers are not a homogeneous group. we all have our own individual thoughts and, you know, ideas about where the movement should go, and dovich is -- the audience is made to understand they're not a single unified force and have individual thoughts about how they go about their business. and obviously dovich recently is starting

. >> reporter: he has been called a rising star in north bay politics, but the windsor mayor is fighting to keep his job and avoid criminal charges. six women have come forward accusing him of sexual assault. one allegation dates back two decades. a recall effort is under way saz an investigation with the sonoma county sheriff. >> we are seeing too much of it with the elected official. it's too much. >> let's really investigate it. quickly. >> reporter: on sunday, a group staged a protest outside the mayor's family winery. his brother told the crowd, his ties to the business are cut. >> he is no longer part of crystal group. >> he called on others to resign as well. >> i believe they are upheld to moral standards. and i feel my brother should step down as mayor of windsor. >> reporter: today we went to the mayor's home attempting to get a reaction to the allegations and the recall effort. the mayor declared he is innocent. saying if i would have done anything wrong, i would accept responsibility but i have not. i will clear my name. >>> new at 11:00, research says that people infected wi

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