gentleman over here, his question popped a word on my brain, it intersection with someone you have age, ray age, sex and you take them and combine them all into one person say that person cannot be called privileged but it's her characteristics. i was wondering you seem like you're aware of the concept, how does it play? >> this connects with one of maria's questions about what i do differently? >> i would have a whole section on the league the scholar theory of intersection reality which is more vaguely aware of at the time of writing the book and i have learned more about since. intersection alan he is really what this is about, the way the disadvantaged isn't just experienced in one way so that for example there's no one way women experience sexism if you're less bmu will experience sexism that if you are straight woman. if you're a black woman you'll experience sexism different than a white woman and so forth. i think this gets to the difference between understanding how society is structured which i'm in favor of in the concept of privilege this is what i hope the book gets across, it take

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ages five to 10. both take place october 22. >> and to baltimore. the orioles hosting on the the rays.nning score is three to two bases loaded the ray's brad mill per hits ground basement ricky leaks scores. game is now tied at four. danny walks seth smith to force a winning run. orioles winning five to four. celebrations commencing. >> all right. coming up on fox5 news morning, beast mode returns to the nfl. >> and a legendary soul singer ambushed by antifur protesters during a book signing event. >> we're going to break right now. live look outside across the dmv. 4:51 is the time. 60 is the temperature. >> don't do that. >> i'm leaving. >> that was the best part of the song. when you're a kid, you didn't like doing that. >> i'm afraid of you right now. get holly in here. >> ♪ >> passengers or crew on board were hurt. another plane came in and flew them to florida. >> patti labelle the target of antifur sneak attack. she was at the barnes and noble in new york signing copies of her new book deserts labelle. tmz reports the protesters tucked in close with her closing pic and whipped t

perseverance and spirit have done wonders in all ages. [ applause ] >> please welcome oneida nation representative and ceo of indian nation enterprises, rayroduction. it's truly an honor to follow one of america's greatest historians. i bring you greet lgz of pooez peace from the indian nation and our people began gatherings and have since time memorial with a thanksgiving address with these thoughts that we all come together in peace as one and we give thanks to what we have and our minds become as one. native members have traveled here to be part of this special day know that prayer well. we are so fortunate that together we could be here to celebrate the grand opening of such an important museum, one that recognizes the oneida's significant role in the establishment of the united states of america. today say day of gratitude. the oneida nation is proud that our ancestors will be memorial liesed in the museum of the american revolution. we are thankful that such great american leaders like mayor kenney, governor wolf, former vice president joe biden are here with us today. gerry lenfest your determination and contributions kept the visi

and iraq puts ancient art alongside the present age old scrolls face a display of small boats filled with burnt matches. sculptures look at damaged x-raysed from she would hospitals. the museum says it's not just about the objects or just seeing something. >> museums do a lot more. it's out reach in spaces of conflict like syria and iraq right now and other places where we're trying to activel activelp our colleagues and this ex hibit showcases some exactly what those relationships look like. >> reporter: maybe the most blatant representation of the present making war on the past is video at the front of the exhibition of isis soldiers tearing down a 3,000-year-old palace and blowing up ancient islamic shrines. he's an artist and he's not much one for geo political problem solving but he did say this. >> syria playground for bad boys. this is what i feel what is happening. >> reporter: countless ancient artifacts have been destroyed since this thing began on the heels of the arab spring back in 2011 and make no mistake these are objects not of syrian or iraqi heritage but of human heritage. this is our history and it may just have a cha

ray-jie)) lost her father, who was an officer.. after he was hit and killed by a drunk driver. this happened before she was born. now at the ageikala is learning to appreciate the men and women who work to protect. her father was a regular at the restaurant where mikala and her mother were eating one day when they saw an officer. and that's when she decided to pay it forward. <"the police officer came in, i said, 'hello,' and then we had a little, tiny conversation. and then i whispered to mom to buy his dinner, so we paid for his dinner. because he works hard every day and he keeps us all safe."">( marty ) the jamesburg police have embraced mikala, setting up a gofundme page for her education. they also asked her to lead the memorial day parade next month. sunny and warm again today ! warm week ahead too ! your forecast is next. mone hundredts thousand times a day, sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demanding weight. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now verified non gmo and gluten free. itthe power of nexium 24hr protection from frequent heartburn. all day, and all night.

with the yellow of the sun, rays of light radiating from the center that almost cast a hail low around his heat -- halo around his head. he was still on the childish side of the age. even became familiar with this portrait of him and a still from him after death, a naked and bloated corpse nearly purple from all the bruising. security force had arrested him on april 29th four days after i had arrived in damascus for attending a rally with his family, but no one would hear of it until nearly a month later when his body was returned. a video was made and circulated, soon reaching global networks like al-jazeera. the body showed many signs of torture. there were bullet wounds on his arms, black eyes, cuts, injuries consistent with electric shock devices, bruises and whip marks. his neck had been broken, and he had been castrated. while american media often sanitize what viewers can see, the same cannot be said for arab audiences. imma imagines from iraq -- images from iraq andal stein had not been -- palestine had not been san sanitized. han sa's father was briefly detained when the video came out. we were put on notice, an expose to be shown on state tv would give

rays of light radiating from the center cast a halo around his head. weather boys might start to look like young men at 13 but he was on the childish side of the age. a naked and bloated corpse but purple from all the bruising. security forces arrested han on april 29th four days after i arrived in damascus. but nobody hurt of it until a month later. according to activists at the time it was released to the family on the condition they say nothing. the video circulated soon reaching global networks. the buddy shows many signs of torture. bullet holes on his arm, injuries with electric shock devices, bruises and marks, his neck broken and he had been castrated. the american mediahides images of what can be done to the human bodies but the same is not the true in middle eastern countries. we were put on notice on state tv and that would give us the truth. when it aired, doctors made the case the injuries were required after hansa's death and not while the regime had him in custody. the doctors said the marks were not signs of torture but were faked by conspiriters to delay doubts. at first i wondered why the regime bog bothered with the charade. no o

over the age of 40 combining men and women and speaking to some of the things said i'm actually, i co-chair the working group we're having a meeting to aid the issues to supervisor sheehy rayse'll be talking about dos we are also i think we're hoping you'll support the suggestions the comboekt from the dignity fund we see ways to force not force encourage hiv providers and mainstream providers to work together the way it came together it looks like there are ways we can look at decreasing connections and collaboration i think the center is along with the survivor group for people over the age ever 60 we're looking those collaborations i'm going into everything but for me it has been nice to be included in the dignity fund from the beginning a long term survivor we were not early on and working closely and received support from the staff and the housing working group that will also long term care coincidental that and issues i don't know i'm nervous i've been here three or four times my hands are shaking i'm going to hand over my comments. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon for the record i'm jacqueline the executive director of in essence vil

ray-jie)) lost her father, who was an officer.. after he was hit and killed by a drunk driver. this happened before she was born. now at the agemikala is learning to appreciate the men and women who work to protect. her father was a regular at the restaurant mikala and her mother were eating at one day when they saw an officer eating. and that's when she decided to pay it forward. <"the police officer came in, i said, 'hello,' and then we had a little, tiny conversation. and then i whispered to mom to buy his dinner, so we paid for his dinner. because he works hard every day and he keeps us all safe."">( mark ) the jamesburg police have embraced mikala, setting up a gofundme page for her education. they also asked her to lead the memorial day parade next month. ( darya ) take a look at these two baby penguins born at an aquarium in tennessee. the aquarium celebrated the births yesterday in honor of national penguin day. the two brothers are named "benny hill" and "falkor." they are african-black footed penguins which is an endangered species. ( mark ) take a look at this. a 101-year-old woman won gold at the world masters game

ray-jie)) lost her father, who was an officer.. after he was hit and killed by a drunk driver. this happened before she was born. now at the age8, mikala is learning to appreciate the men and women who work to protect. her father was a regular at the restaurant mikala and her mother were eating at one day when they saw an officer eating. and that's when she decided to pay it forward. <"the police officer came in, i said, 'hello,' and then we had a little, tiny conversation. and then i whispered to mom to buy his dinner, so we paid for his dinner. because he works hard every day and he keeps us all safe."">( mark ) the jamesburg police have embraced mikala, setting up a gofundme page for her education. they also asked her to lead the memorial day parade next month. ( mark ) coming up ... 5 people injured in three shootings in the east bay. where they happened and what police are saying about the shooters this morning. and a federal judge rules against president trump's sanctuary city policy. what the ruling means for bay area cities moving forward. and just days after dozens of teens robbed and attacked people on bart trains...

over the age of 40 combining men and women and speaking to some of the things said i'm actually, i co-chair the working group we're having a meeting to aid the issues to supervisor sheehy raysll be talking about dos we are also i think we're hoping you'll support the suggestions the comboekt from the dignity fund we see ways to force not force encourage hiv providers and mainstream providers to work together the way it came together it looks like there are ways we can look at decreasing connections and collaboration i think the center is along with the survivor group for people over the age ever 60 we're looking those collaborations i'm going into everything but for me it has been nice to be included in the dignity fund from the beginning a long term survivor we were not early on and working closely and received support from the staff and the housing working group that will also long term care coincidental that and issues i don't know i'm nervous i've been here three or four times my hands are shaking i'm going to hand over my comments. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon for the record i'm jacqueline the executive director of in essence villa

over the age of 40 combining men and women and speaking to some of the things said i'm actually, i co-chair the working group we're having a meeting to aid the issues to supervisor sheehy rayse talking about dos we are also i think we're hoping you'll support the suggestions the comboekt from the dignity fund we see ways to force not force encourage hiv providers and mainstream providers to work together the way it came together it looks like there are ways we can look at decreasing connections and collaboration i think the center is along with the survivor group for people over the age ever 60 we're looking those collaborations i'm going into everything but for me it has been nice to be included in the dignity fund from the beginning a long term survivor we were not early on and working closely and received support from the staff and the housing working group that will also long term care coincidental that and issues i don't know i'm nervous i've been here three or four times my hands are shaking i'm going to hand over my comments. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon for the record i'm jacqueline the executive director of in essence village s

over the age of 40 combining men and women and speaking to some of the things said i'm actually, i co-chair the working group we're having a meeting to aid the issues to supervisor sheehy rayse'll be talking about dos we are also i think we're hoping you'll support the suggestions the comboekt from the dignity fund we see ways to force not force encourage hiv providers and mainstream providers to work together the way it came together it looks like there are ways we can look at decreasing connections and collaboration i think the center is along with the survivor group for people over the age ever 60 we're looking those collaborations i'm going into everything but for me it has been nice to be included in the dignity fund from the beginning a long term survivor we were not early on and working closely and received support from the staff and the housing working group that will also long term care coincidental that and issues i don't know i'm nervous i've been here three or four times my hands are shaking i'm going to hand over my comments. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon for the record i'm jacqueline the executive director of in essence vil

over the age of 40 combining men and women and speaking to some of the things said i'm actually, i co-chair the working group we're having a meeting to aid the issues to supervisor sheehy raysll be talking about dos we are also i think we're hoping you'll support the suggestions the comboekt from the dignity fund we see ways to force not force encourage hiv providers and mainstream providers to work together the way it came together it looks like there are ways we can look at decreasing connections and collaboration i think the center is along with the survivor group for people over the age ever 60 we're looking those collaborations i'm going into everything but for me it has been nice to be included in the dignity fund from the beginning a long term survivor we were not early on and working closely and received support from the staff and the housing working group that will also long term care coincidental that and issues i don't know i'm nervous i've been here three or four times my hands are shaking i'm going to hand over my comments. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon for the record i'm jacqueline the executive director of in essence villa