who is responsible for their patchy dating or ending it all to discuss that i'm now joined by sean rochester off their all of the black tags the cost of being black in america is there i just it's very good to talk to you think you very much for giving us this opportunity. it is a wonderful thing to be on the platform thank you very much for having me and for engaging in this really important conversation now in your book you cited a number of studies of discrimination in the job market all of which are pretty distressing but the one that blew me away completely was all the fact names why sounding names versus black sounding names who would know that there's such a distinction and he talked more about this yeah so the university of chicago does from really ground work breaking our research right on this and they sent out resumes to over 5000 different employers across private public sector large companies medium size small businesses they were trying to get a sense of the amount of discrimination in the labor market was really important in no ways in the resumes that they sent out it would b

in america mr rochester we r. and b. about the presidential elections and the racial issue in the united states has always. and political as share it's and no secret to anyone dead. certain political groups consider black voters as that own electorate i'm not going to name any names but do you think that party has delivered on the promises that it made to the black community. no. when you look at you know it's it's been 153 years since emancipation when you look at it's been 400 years right since black people have been in the u.s. and extracting their labor for the construction of the country and then you think that black people on about 2 percent of u.s. wealth and it disproportionately the highest category almost everything that's negative i just don't say that that i don't see how anybody any working to find that is as a when well the reason i'm asking about this is because there is also an increasing our body of reach says fitch that just the problem of 5 this structural discrimination or does it not just stru

we were talking to jordan rochester if you minutes ago. me show you a range of european currencies. see,dollar, as you can trading down. the pound you can see as well u.s. dollar up against the norwegian currency. oil prices coming out shortly resonating with commodities. we have seen it across the world. in terms of the trade, this has been a driver, the london market, as we've seen the miners and oil stocks coming up. crude following suit, down by .8%. terms of the individual cac,ts, the ftse, dax and dax down by .7%. it is the ftse with the commodity trades that have come under pressure, down by .8%. focusing on and seen basically a trade at the back end of 2020 start to unwind in europe has been the aviation sector. the second worst performer has been travel and leisure. it the gambling stocks, going in a completely different direction. today we have seen most of the major airlines trading lower. only one sector in positive territory, and that is health care. lufthansa allnd coming under pressure over the last few days. today no except

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let's go back to the congresswoman, dlees blunt rochester. thank you for your patience. i want to go back to when you were sheltering in the house gallery there for a moment. those guns were drawn on the floor. let me apologize once again. the fbi is just about to start their briefing. i apologize once again. let's go there. >> please press star then two. please note that this event is being recorded. i would now like the turn the conference over to you. please go ahead. >> thank you everybody for joining us today. sorry we're a few minutes late. we'll get started in about one minute. we'll have two speakers today who will make brief remarks and then they'll be followed by a q & a period as the operator said, please cue up ahead of time so when we get to the q & a period, we can get right into it. first the assistant director in charge of the washington field office of the fbi -- >> all right. i'll give you a chance to finish your thought there while this briefing gets underway. we have about a minute or so. as i was saying, you were sheltered in place. you were praying

time with secretary stenten and visited abraham lincoln in the white house and returned home to rochester with the expectation of a wartime commission that never came. and, so, when he wrapped up his newspaper in august, he then set off on a national speaking tour in 1863 and the winter of 1864 that focused on what he called the mission of the war. this was one of douglass' best speeches, according to david blight, and it in douglass proclaimed to thousands and thousands of people throughout the north that, quote, the mission of this war is national regeneration. and with this theme, david blight makes the argument i think convincingly that frederick douglass, like abraham lincoln, led the way in pursuing a second american revolution one that was fought bravely by black soldiers and supported by loyal black americans. david blight writes the following: in frederick r(t&háhp &hc% half of the civil war, one american died a violent necessary death. and out of its ashes, a second redefined america came into being amid destruction and explosions of hope, unquote. in short, thanks to douglass a

. >> reporter: sources telling abc news, dominic of rochester, new york, accused of smashing the capitoldow, allegedly has plans to kill vice president mike pence and nancy pelosi. and a far right media personality, allegedly spotted on video, inside the capitol, chanting patriots are in control. there are at least 300 open investigations. the faces of suspected rioters plastered around d.c. with the fbi asking people to come forward with any tips that could lead to more arrests. abc news, new york. >>> national guard troops and the chp are guarding the capitol in sacramento, amid security concerns. they're patrolling the california state capitol grounds and they're covering multiple city blocks, including the capitol building. and threats of attacks, at capitols across the country. one issue we focus on is your health and that includes a covid-19 vaccine rollout. sonoma county is undertaking a massive effort to get the campus staff vaccinated within two weeks. there are a couple of caveat though. including how many doses you get from the state. and schools have been closed in the county

black hawk helicopter crash in a rural area south of rochester, witnesses reported seeing the helicopter flying very low and hearing sputtering sounds from the engine. authorities say debris stretched for several 100 ft. from the crash side the aircraft was a u h 16 medical evacuation helicopter and was part of the army aviation support facility at rochester international airport. no, it's had a $50,000 reward is being offered to help find a missing 12 year old boyfriend from. mom who was swept out to sea. he was caught by dangerous surf a cool ranch state beach south of half moon bay earlier this week, ktvu is azenith smith is here now, with the latest on the search and the overwhelming support azenith smith the community. yes frank. it really is the silver lining. in all of this. more than 100. volunteers have been scouring nearby beaches for any sign of the seventh grader. in addition to a reward, there is a petition to resume the coast guard search and. go fund me that's raised more than $100,000. on wednesday, classmates of aruna pruthi post a reward fliers for any sighting of the m

and he return home to rochester, new york with the expectation of a wartime commission that never came. so when he wrapped up his newspaper in august he set off on a national tour in 1863 at 1864 that focused on what he called the mission of the war. this was one of his best features and in it, he proclaimed that the mission of this war was national regeneration. david makes the argument that frederick douglass, abraham lincoln led the way in pursuing a second american revolution, one that was fought bravely by black soldiers and supported by black americans. he writes the following. in frederick douglass' view, during the final year and a half of the civil war, white americans died a violent, necessary data and out of its ashes, a second america came into being amid destruction. in short, thanks to douglas and others like him, african-american soldiers had earned their stripes and citizenship. >> thank you very much, earl. thank you i have some questions for you, some based on the chat side there, and some of my own. i'll a major theme of this year's symposium has been the treatment o

avenge me of mine adversary, and it attracted about 3000 paid subscribers, and was funded by the rochester, new york anti-slavery society. the monthly featured political news along with powerful editorials penned by douglass. he viewed this monthly as his arrival to the antislavery advocate. through the duration of this monthly, douglass's monthly was probably the most insistent and loudest voice in the united states calling for the enlistment of african-american soldiers. more than once, he would write pointedly about the double battle that african-americans were fighting. they were fighting against slavery in the south and against prejudice in the north. his newspaper ended in 1863, and when it came to an end, he spent 16 years as an editor and writer, and had gained international renown. when the civil war began with the firing on fort sumter, douglass made clear that this war would be following the theme of millennial, apocalyptic, and civil themes. he declared in 1861 that the roots of national sin was slavery and that either slavery or the republic was to be extricated. he used caps

sources telling abc news dominic pisola of rochester, new york, accused of smashing that capitol window had plans to kill vice president mike pence and house speaker nancy pelosi. he is now this custody, along with tim gianet, a far right media personality of texas who calls himself baked alaska, spotted inside the capitol chanting "patriots are in control." the faces of suspected rioters plastered around d.c. with the fbi asking the public to come forward with any tips that could lead to more arrests. reena roy, abc news, new york. >> and we spoke with congresswoman barbara lee about security for the inauguration. >> at this moment, the security precautions are really -- have been really enhanced. this looks like baghdad west. these white supremacists who were determined to enter the capitol in an attempted coup are making their continued threats. and so our fbi and the security agencies are tracking the chatter. >> congresswoman lee says law enforcement is doing everything it can to keep the inauguration safe. >>> national guard troops and chp are guarding the capitol in sacramento am

the "rochester new york democrat and chronicle" reports three national guard members were killed in aopter crash. authorities say the new york national guard medical evacuation chopper was on a training mission when it went down last night in a farmer's field. there were no survivors. an investigation is under way. new york governor andrew cuomo directed flags on all state buildings to be lowered to half staff today to pay tribute to the troops killed in the crash. >>> the "wall street journal" says jack ma, the billionaire co-founder of the chinese company ali baba, made his first appearance in months. he appeared speaking to teachers in rural china during a philanthropic event. he did not mention his almost three-month disappearance from public view. ma was last seen in public in october when he criticized chinese regulators at a financial forum in shanghai. >>> and "politico" reports arnold schwarzenegger posted a video of himself receiving the coronavirus vaccine. the former california governor was inoculated yesterday at a drive-through vaccine site in the parking lot at dodger s

dominic pezzola from rochester, new york, seen in this video using a police officer's shield to smashand several other federal charges. details of the alleged conspiracy not yet revealed. >>> the newly released audio in a deadly chemical leak at a food processing plant. six workers died after a liquid nitrogen line burst in gainsville, georgia, thursday. tonight the frantic 011 calls from inside as the chemicals poured into the plant. >> is he breathing? i got two people not breathing. i've got one barely breathing. >> investigators say it could take days or weeks to find out what caused that line to rupture. >>> update -- the fda says 110 dogs have died and 200 sickens in recommendation to recalled pet food. it comes two weeks after midwestern expanded the recall. they may contain deadly levels of toxins. we have more information on our website. >>> when we come back, a leap of faith. a world war ii veteran crossing an item off his bucket list and proving age is just a number. stay with us. >>> finally tonight, i hope you are not afraid of heights. this world war ii veteran definitel

responsible for their patchy reading or ending it well to discuss that i'm now joined by shauna rochester author all the black hats the cost of being black in america and there are just it's very good to talk to you thank you very much for giving us this opportunity. it is a wonderful thing to be on the platform thank you very much for having me and for engaging in this really important conversation now in your book you decided a number of studies on discrimination in the job market all of which are pretty distressing but the one that blew me away completely was already a fact maine's white sounding names versus black sounding names who would know that there's such a distinction and he talked more about this yeah so the university of chicago did some really groundwork breaking our research right on this and they sent out resumes to over 5000 different employers across private public sector large to.

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dominic pezzola of rochester, new york and william pepe of beacon, new york face a number of charges,ncluding civil disorder, unlawful entry, and disruptive conduct. pezzola, a former marine, who is allegedly seen here smashing a u.s. capitol window, faces additional charges, including obstructing an official proceeding, assault, and more. according to a criminal complaint, pepe was identified as a metro transit authority employee who was on sick leave when he was photographed inside the capitol building on january 6. both men were originallcharged by criminal complaint and arrested earlier this month. congressional leaders announced yesterday that u.s. capitol police officer brian sicknick who died after sustaining injuries in the january 6 insurrection, will lie in honor in the building next week. sicknick died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the mob attack inside the capitol. in a joint statement speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer said “the u.s. congress is united in grief, gratitude and solemn appreciation for the service and

was flying low and the engine was sputtering before it went down and burst into flames south of rochesternda gorman, the young poet who stole the show during the inauguration. overnight her books became best-sellers on amazon, and now she has a million followers on twitter. she spoke overnight about her inspiration for wednesday's remarkable reading. it's a poem penned in unprecedented times.ng amerin ir pre we inherit. he past we sp to and how we repair it. >> amanda gorman reciting "the hill we climb." >> and so we lift our gazes to not what stands between us but what stands before us. >> reporter: gorman says she was only halfway through writing the poem when rioters stormed the capitol this month. she says the explosive scene helped her complete her work. >> and we did not feel prepared to be the heirs of such a terrifying hour. >> reporter: but the capitol riot isn't the first time unrest was a source of inspiration for gorman. the black lives matter movement last summer spurred her to pen "fury and faith." >> i cannot remove from my writing that i too an african-american. i too am a

is responsible for their passion aiding or ending it all to discuss that i'm now joined by sean rochester author all the black hats the cost of being black in america and there are just it's very good to talk to you thank you very much for giving us this opportunity. it is a wonderful thing to be on the platform thank you very much for hand.

and who is responsible for their passion or ending it all to discuss that i'm now joined by sean rochester author all of the black tax the cost of being black in america and there are just it's very good to talk to you thank you very much for giving us this opportunity. it is a wonderful thing to be on the platform thank you very much for having me and for a gaijin in this really important conversation now in your book you excited a number of studies on discrimination in the job market all of which are pretty distressing but the one that blew me away completely was all the stack of mainz white sounding names versus black sounding names who would know that there's such a distinction and he talked more about this yes the university of chicago edition really grow.

the next 2 days with a few showers scotish to the north but it's not disturbing the fog still in rochester. support qatar airways. the hillbilly a harmless caricature of or a malicious label denying a people their culture to justify the exploitation of their natural resources that divide and conquer thing has been so successful that even people in the region believe the stereotype then becomes dangerous it's only a region of trash though. why not trash it what's in a name hillbilly but witness documentary on al-jazeera. the end. of a comeback a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi has joined growing calls for donald trump's removal from office a day after his supporters stormed capitol hill. such as republican senator lindsey graham have also criticized his handling of the crisis the u.s. president elect meanwhile has described trump's supporters to on capitol hill as domestic terrorists joe biden accused the outgoing president of a nation an all out attack on the country's democratic institutions and the white house press secretary kerry mcinerney has con

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. >> reporter: noah wilson saw the tense moments unfold at bristol mountain near rochester, new york. the woman hanging for a minute and a half before the ski patrol rolled up on their snowmobiles. >> i've never seen anything like that before. i was nervous for the person. i thought maybe their life might be in danger there. people were shouting for them to take their skis off but they seemed unable to do that. >> reporter: staff members deploying a tarp beneath her to catch her while she hung on to her jacket, which was attached to the lift. >> a lot of people were nervous that maybe she was choking there or maybe she was more injured than she was, but she was able to get herself free from the coat and fall to safety. >> oh. whoo! >>> at that point everybody was clapping and cheering for her, so it was a good moment. >> reporter: the woman seemingly uninjured was able to walk off the slope. it's unclear how the woman fell in the first place. bristol mountain says it's investigating. alex, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> a mystery in the sky over hawaii. witnesses describe a glowing bl

who's responsible for their passion reading or ending it all to discuss that i'm now joined by sean rochester author all of the black hats the cost of being black in america and there are just it's very good to talk to you thank you very much for giving us this opportunity. it is a.

the next 2 days with a few showers scotish to the north but it's not disturbing the fog still in rochester. sponsored by qatar airways. those who broke the law you will pay donald trump condemns the attack on capitol hill and says he wants a smooth transition of power to the biden ministration. i don't know this is out there life and also coming up. president has committed and speak. on our nation and our pizza house speaker nancy pelosi joined schools for donald trump to be removed from office and another cabinet member quits after the storming of the.

. ♪♪ todd: student government at rochester institute of technology looking to impeach a fellow memberndant the security guard social who wore a blue lives matter mask on campus. jacob, thanks for getting up with us. negative attitudes towards members, blatant disregard of the effect of controversial topics such as blue lives matter and how it affects the black and brown community and blatant disregard for anyone's use. why is blue lives matter controversial? >> counteracting the black lives matter movement, to understand the impact on black and brown community. todd: how do you respond to the attack that you blame disregard for anyone's views. why do they say? >> i simply disagree with their view pursuing censorship policy and the other thing, they are coming after me. todd: why have colleges grown so anti-opposing viewpoints when literally you get marketed by these colleges as intellectual bastian's where everybody can express their viewpoints and you can learn from fellow students. why has that been done away with? >> very good question on college campuses. there is a culture being

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. >> rochester, new york and portland, oregon have these rights night after night. >> all the attentionm the peaceful protest to the looting, fires, the distraction. >> if you are white and caught with black lives matter you are not helping. >> it comes down to right and wrong. >> you are either cops never make mistakes they are all the best or they do kind of agree this is a problem but we are not talking about ways to enact real change. >> time for another who can forget pop quiz. in a year of covid-19 and unrest what did one pro sports coach, form of human torture? was it being watched by court board fans? listening to fake crowd noise, or reading social justice jerseys? the answer after the break. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. practicing meditation, mindfulness or other spiritual practices can help ground you. for more tips, visit coping-19.org >> live from america's news

that much burden off the distribution system and the larger police department buffalo pd, albany, rochester, syracuse pd, i think many of the larger police departments in the state we have over 500 but many of the larger ones can't handle the vaccines themselves, same with the fire department, ems, emt can do these vaccines, i would like them to think about that now because i would like to reduce the burden on the hospitals in the private system whenever possible. on the special efforts on type f the retail system large state sites that are set up, javits center where you will have drive through vaccines operations, again we need the supply to do that but we are already setting those up, we did it with the covid testing andi we will do t again here and i made a point to say this is going to make a statement to social equity and we are going to make sure that the social injustice in the healthcare disparities that we have seen are not replicated, i'm going to be getting my vaccine when it's available for my age group and black and latino and poor communities and we will be setting up pop up

. >> let's move on to this question from adam in rochester, new york.what was your mother's reaction to your father becoming president? >> well, i will step back first of all to when he became vice president because my mother was saying we were going to retire. we were going to leave d.c. and all of that. my dad said to her, don't worry betty, vice presidents do nothing. little did she know that nine months or ten months or whatever it is later ... >> eight months and three days. >> i knew you would know that. that he would become president. i think it really was -- i would not say she was happy about it because it was going to throw her into the limelight, which she really did not desire. that was not her desire in life. her desire was to be fair -- to retire. the kids were grown and in college and it was time to be a great empty-nest. but she really thrived as a first lady. she got to do so many things that she never would have gotten to do before. she went to a palm reader years ago back when she was a young girl and they had told her that she would

. >> even places like rochester, new york, and portland, oregon, had these riots night after night. >rom the media went from the story line of the peaceful protests to the looting and the fires and the destruction. they go if you are white and you are causing violence in the name of black lives matter, you are not helping. >> it really comes down to right and wrong. >> the way things are so polarized, people want to just, you're either oh, cops never make any mistakes. they are all the best or it's fine to set it on fire but we actually do kind of agree that this is a problem but we are not talking about how to enact real change. ♪ >> time for another who can forget pop quiz. in a year of covid and unrest, what did one pro sports coach call a form of human torture? was it, being washed by cardboard fans, b, listening to fake crowd noise, or c, reading social justice jerseys? the answer after the break. ♪ liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. libe

. >> even places like rochester, new york and portland, oregon had these riots night after night spread>> all of the attention from th media went to the storyline of the peaceful protest to the looting and the fires and the st destruction. >> as they king of the white people i guess if i can call myself that, if you are white and you are causing violence commit you're not helping. >> it really comes down to righ and wrong. >> the way things are so polarized, you're either okuma cubs never make any mistakes, , they're all the best or it's fine to set the grocery store o fire. a do agree that this is a problem but were not talking about ways to a natural change. >> in a year of covid and unrest , what did one pro sports call of form of human torture.ma was it a connive being watched by cardboard fans, become a listening to fake crowd noise, or cecum or reading social justice jerseys. the answer after the break. ♪ if i could be you and you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ if we could find a way to get inside each other's mind ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ wel

traffic is slow but moving for about half a mile on the approach in bexleyheath, the a2 east rochesternge, with london bound delays back to hall place now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. good morning. a cold and frosty start to the day with temperatures slightly below freezing. watch out for a few icy stretches towards eastern home counties and where we saw the showers yesterday. it's quite a murky start to the morning with plenty of cloud around towards the east. further west, with plenty of cloud around towards the east. furtherwest, if with plenty of cloud around towards the east. further west, if few mist and fog patches and where the fog doesn't play all day, which is a possibility, temperatures won't rise above freezing otherwise highs of one or 2 degrees but it will stay dry with light winds and quite a lot of cloud and certainly feeling very chilly and not too much on the way of brightness at all. overnight, we do the whole thing over again but it will probably feel colder and over around but it will probably feel colder and overg round around but it will probably feel cold

new york the military says it was on a routine training mission when it went down in a field near rochester new york governor cuomo has ordered flag slide at half staff today to honor victims. it is 11 minutes after the hour, a change of tune in the media. >> the 40 sixth president of the united states, putting his soul into his first address. >> we saw steely determination and compassion of president joe biden. >> district media group president beverly aldrich says get ready for four years of softball questions. >> plus here you go. bernie sanders stealing the show. this inauguration day get up lighting up social media. >> hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put

let's move on to this question from adam in rochester, new york.hat was your mother's reaction, he asked, to your father becoming president? well, i will step back, first of all, to when he became vice president because my mother was going, but you said western going we were going to retire and leave d.c. and all of that and my father said don't worry, betty. vice presidents do nothing. little did she know that nine months or ten months or whatever it is later this -- >> eight months and days. >> okay. thank you. i knew you'd know that, anne. that he would become president, and i didn't know she was happy about it and it would throw her into the limelight that she really did not desire. that was not her desire in life. her desire was to be his husband and then retire and their kids were grown, everyone was in college and it was a time to be a great empty nest, but she really thrived as a first lady, and she got to do so many things that she never would have gotten to do before, and you know, she went to a palm reader years ago back when she was a y