>> go ahead, roxanne. >> i think so.. serena doesn't have anything to prove, now. so, she is out there having fun. she's got her best game on. >> that you think that tonight, like, she wanted to win this. >> i think she did. i think she did want to win. you can see it in her face and in her movement. i knew she wanted to win. she wanted to come out of this u.s. open with grace. >> yeah, yeah. i was saying, during a part of the match i was like -- well, this is a valiant try. i was like, come on serena. all kinds of scenarios were going through my head. roxanne, this is what team he was age tweeted. serena made her debut at the u.s. open on this day. now, here she is closing on her career. that says something about what serena williams has given to this sport, don't you think? >> it says a lot of what serena williams has given to the sport. i can say this from being the president of the american tennis association, were found in 1916. we were founded because black and brown folks weren't allowed to play pro tennis. a lot

and it kind of goes with what roxanne was saying.un, she doesn't have anything to prove anymore. she's won every title. >> yeah, and she said it apropos. everything was a bonus. everything from this moment on is a bonus. there was an ex and target on our back from the moment she won her very first grand slam which was at the u.s. open. so what we are watching, and i hope that everyone can understand, contextually what this means. what we are watching, what this means, we are watching greatness. and we are watching it with grace, as sal mentioned. but we are watching the greats come and give her that g.o.a.t. talk. there is tiger woods there. there is lindsey bond in the obvious. bill clinton, monday night. it's going to talk. i respect you, i see you, i understand what you have done, where the great of all time, and you are in your sport, and we can leave that for everyone else to debate. whatever it means after that. but serena right now is really enjoying what she has been able to give. and she talked a little bit, just a little tr

. ♪ roxanne ♪ >> like the classic "roxanne." ♪ you don't have to put on the red light ♪ and "messagemillion albums sold. his osuperstardom has proven timeless. his time as the police's front man was just the beginning of a career that spanned decades and now generations. ♪ boombastic ♪ and shaggy appears to be following in the same footsteps. the jamaican singer has sold over 20 million albums including boombastic from 1995 which went on to win a grammy for best reggae album. not to mention the legendary hit "it wasn't me." the iconic single that was the soundtrack to summers in the 2000s. ♪ shaggy's second grammy came over 20 years later after collaborating with sting. it's fair to say if you didn't grow up on one you grew up on the other. >> i mean, it sounds like you guys are still hanging out four years later. are you guys not sick of each other yet? >> a bit. >> sometimes. > most of what we do was down to us just having a really good time. so even if we have an excited about it and we know we're going to be together and it's all just laughs. >> it's all about surprise. music is

what happened to roxanne's mom came shortly after uber driver patrick fung was murdered not far from the neighborhood dentist lilly sue was also gunned down blocttle saigon. tor comfort and the reason roxana does not want her mom's story to be forgotten like they don't know. that this is our lives we're talking about, i would say is more than hell. it's a living nightmare, overwhelmed by medical bills and her own back pain that was exacerbated from the stress of caring for her family. roxana has set up a go fund me she isn't sure what the answer is, but feel stuck and makes this plea for change. all grew up there. we all lived there and my mom doesn't want to leave. this is all she knows. she loves oakland. she still loves it. worse she still does, you know, despite being robbed so many times, despite her almost losing her life. she still wants to be here. she still wants to be a part of oakland. we just want her to get better. in oakland. dion lim, abc seven news fake attorney accusation with the city plans to do to stop a potential scammer targeting undocumented immigrants will exp

many as bringing roxanne farm and for may. and your electro roxanne and politics and international studies at the university of cambridge who joined us from cambridge to help us understand who is really taking to the streets. and by that, i mean, does it go far beyond the young, educated or been elite or not this time it certainly does seem so. in fact, massa need the one that died for having worn her. her job incorrectly were not perhaps even have been thought of as a member of the young elite. she was certainly young, but she was from the kurdish region which has consistently been marginalized. so this is really appealing to a much deeper sense of a great i sense of unhappiness of, of, of grievance that we're seeing come out onto the street. it's much more a group across the population from young to old. and also very much contributed to by a young man which is and by older men, which is unusual for what might be considered a women's issue. i think this has been a trigger that come in about how people feel about the regime a

around world and egg, particularly in some of the a very popular destination in how and asia are roxanne push a pan thailand, taiwan on that. 7 like, for example, a hong kong flagship carry as cathay pacific website has recorded attend boats of ah, traffic scenes. the announcement of the relaxation matches that some of the a travel agency they, they have did hacked it a 5 to sex both of flight searches. i see in the announcement of the new meshes so on these new matches are definitely is boosting and outbound travel. but on the other hand, business community is still very concerned about the, the, the, the progress of opening up, the hong kong is not like catching up with other major competitors in asia, say to st. paul and japan. that those countries are opening up more faster at than hong kong that they will, le, hinder hong kong, competitiveness and as a international hub. but i wonder if people are all of that same view when i am austin goose vickers. the government has remarks these rules after 2 and a half years. do people think that this could potentially be an indication that a b

another one was gunned down in little saigon too close for comfort and reason roxann doesn't want her story forgotten. >> they don't know this is our lives we are talking about. i would say it is more than hell. it is a living nightmare. >> overwhelmed by mechanical bills and back pain that was exacerbated about the stress of caring for her family she set up a go fund me. she was stuck and makes this plea for change. >> we all grew up there and live there and my mom doesn't want to leave. this is all she knows. she loves oakland. she is still not safe but she loves it. >> she does despite being robbed and almost losing her life she wants to be her and part of oakland. we just want her to get better. stephanie: we have changes in the forecast this weekend. let's check in with lisa. lisa: they start today with breezy winds and that is the golden gate bridge where it is cool, another 10 degrees of warming but the winds will be up to 30 to 40 miles an hour at the shore line. my forecast is next. stephanie: the new covid booster shot is available at targets multiple strains of the virus. a

he will say, this is roxanne territory. now we are eligible to use even deadly, a weapons bombs for you, right. i do not think that this will change a loss in this war because for the spring and resistance will continue despite of using more managers for summer or heavier. and he's also trying to intimidate the west with this. he will say, look, we are ready to eat your grand even honda, so stop supplying weapons to bring nothing that is a roman gun to ranko many, many thanks. roman. meanwhile, russian installed officials are holding a 3rd day of so called referendums, across occupied regions of ukraine. the vote has been condemned by western countries as a sham, but russia is using it to lay the groundwork to next. the 4 regents. there are reports of residents being co worst into taking part at the un general assembly russian foreign minister survey love. rob said that if a next to the regions will be under russia's full protection, including its nuclear umbrella, got daughter agree, bloomer, voters in italy are casting th

sweden's lead can be followed by my father to log many of these countries could not introduced h be roxanne, because the vaccine was expensive. now we know that a single doors of the vaccine will walk almost as good as fools as our 2 daughters . and this is a great opportunity order. the other one middle income country street to use the vaccine and at the same time also focus on the screening bar. and to me, it looks like more embodying the women to day take care of themselves when it comes to preventive health. the world health organization wants to make sure that 90 percent of girls in europe are vaccinated by the time they reach 15 years old, spread the jobs on the home tests world wide, and this could be the 1st cancer in history to be eliminated altogether. paul reese out is era, lunde, sweden ah, you're watching out his ear these, the headlines this our members in the public paying their respects to queen elizabeth in westminster. a coffin will line stay there for the next 4 and a half days the longest. raining british monarch will be laid to rest on monday. jana hall is outside, west

what happened to roxanne's bomb came shortly after uber driver patrick fung was murdered not far from the neighborhood dentist lilly sue was also gunned down blocks away in little saigon. too close for comfort and the reason roxana does not want her mom's story to be forgotten like they don't know. that this is our lives we're talking about, i would say is more than hell. it's a living nightmare, overwhelmed by medical bills and her own back pain that was exacerbated from the stress of caring for her family. roxana has set up a go fund me she isn't sure what the answer is, but feel stuck and makes this plea for change. all grew up there. we all lived there and my mom doesn't want to leave. this is all she knows. she loves oakland. she still loves it. worse she still does, you know, despite being robbed so many times, despite her almost losing her life. she still wants to be here. she still wants to be a part of oakland. we just want her to get better. in oakland. dion lim, abc seven news alright, let's get to our weather now because it is changing big time fall is almost here. sandia

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now make a living from waste recycling at our 24 rubbish, thomas and roxanne. yeah, i'm, i the only problem he would be us like maria, they bring it all to the recycling center twice a week. my periodical ship bother the bike hatch the bottle tops end up in a young gigantic skateboard mold. the mold is dunked in water to cool it down. my dog affiliation with, i'm really happy that we develop the sustainable product. i give it that should also be fun for people to use says i saw billy smith. the sky vote is trimmed with a sharp knife on an like, on a re uses the excess plastic later he still can't make a living for making skateboards. it's only recently that he's been selling his booth online for 90 euros each which includes requests for personalized designs. the entrepreneurs, he is part of the proceeds to finance a social project, food puzzles for needy families, delivering sugar, pastor flower, and rice. up of the been lose me. when my baby was born, i lost my job even more medical for now. i'm unemployed. hm. it my husband works, but his salary only just pay

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roxanne john hoshevely of san jeanie was one of the funding fathers of the islamic of the republic. and he was also one of the most influential figures in the more than history or of iran. he was elected twice as the president of the country was close to the revolution leader, khomeini and also the current supremely there, ali hominy. but to do that, in the last years of his life, he has been quite critical toward the establishment here, particularly in 2009, 2012. and then his children had been arrest the so phaser. epson jenny now is, is arez's, he's his daughter, and this is not the 1st time. this is 3rd time that she's been arrested. she's been accused or per walk into with us the growth iran. we do not know how much she will just be in jail, but for the protest there's having her support, having rough sons and family support is quite important on the so how has iran reacted to those? it says, supporting the protests. well you and since a set of the has carried us several attacks, particularly on the could started the iraqi could some regional or the regional governments and tha

challenges, interest in our klafonya seems to be picking up in english with farms now among ostrich with roxanne and arianna becky, sure more people from under bosses kinda boring to watch and learn from the villages emission success. the past few months have been the busiest focus. sure. come on her since the beginning of dependent for him and other residents. here it is a sign that the book has only just begun. now from crops in the fields to animals on the farm and strategies to meet a growing global demand for meet with already milking the more stouter for life's talk through selective reading and gene editing, signed to see we could use the same methods to make me to production more sustainable. the question is, should we man nod? they're mostly hand. they're the pride and joy of their breeders with squeezing as much as we can out of our animals. the world is getting ever hungry. f, a meat and milk, but by pushing animals to their limits, we're doing the same to our planet. but if we can turn our animals into food production machines, couldn't we also breed them to be more environmentally f

roxanne looked up a sheet. i'm sure that i see the nations will drive around that paranoia region and the vast majority of rest is cold to hold a referendum as soon as possible as they want to join russia. you don't want to be some grace and we don't want to become ukraine. again, we want to become a part of russia, as we historically always have been. and it was decided to hold a referendum in such a way as to avoid a mass gathering of people. that's why the referendum process will last several days. everyone will have the opportunity to devote if necessary. we can collect votes from citizens at home. this is necessary so that zalinski lead saboteurs won't be able to fight on and shed the blood of citizens who just want to express that will to be part of the russian unity. everything possible will be done to ensure security that was was wanted to reach our ts mariah garz's the at as in harrison with more details for us. well anyway, you look at it, this is going to be a momentous week in history. certainly it

wheat won't grow, can difference in the no, no matter how fertile the soil list, plants need water to roxanne a matter the problem really does problem for kilometers away, we visit another field where everything is completely dried out. although the farmer is enriched the soil with fertilizers throughout the year, he won't get more than 2 or 3 tons of wheat per hector. that's well below half his usual harvest. with the ears of wheat that bare the grain are under developed because of a lack of water fuel. there are 50 hector's, of land here, all of it rock hard. good said bankhead. see the, thankfully, it's not such a large area and some bones a was to put them as this, but it's terrible to see what we're getting. hearing these to push and they get seal, see it. it's a very poor harless alga. meanwhile, in minster land, over in the western part of germany, gout wiser was experimenting with millet. many farmers are now looking for new farming methods and crops that stand up better to the dry weather. he's currently growing different types of millet that could be substituted for wheat and corn,

what does essentially could be used to defend what, what by then perhaps as early as next week be roxanne new international frontiers. in which case of russia going to, we have expanded is frontier democratically to the people will all those form ukrainian regions that have voted to join russia after having been brutally slaughtered and just started by their former ukranian overboard in this case. then he makes perfect sense, the president putin anticipating that scenario. after this re run, the announcements would want to defend. those are public more robust because they will then be part of russia are crossing live now to the un day 2 of the un general assembly. there is u. s. president joe biden have a listen. last year our world has experience great up people. growing crisis and foods insecurity. record heat, floods and droughts covered 19 inflation and a brutal, needless war. war chosen by one man to be very blunt. let us speak plainly. a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbour, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has sham

perform a total of 8 families now make a living on waste recycling at our $24.00 rubbish, thomas and roxanne. yeah, i'm, i don't remember what the us like, maria, they bring it all to the recycling center twice a week on my fidel close it bother. the bi, catch the bottle tops, end up in arianne gigantic skateboard. mold. the mold is dunked in water to cool it down. my dog affiliation with i'm really happy that we developed the sustainable product i given that should also be fun for people to use says i saw billy smith, the scapegoat is trimmed with a sharp knife on an icon. a reuse is the excess plastic later he still can't make living for making skateboards. it's only recently that he's been selling his booth online for 90 euros each which includes requests for personalized designs. the entrepreneurs, he is part of the proceeds to finance a social project, food puzzles for needy families, delivering sugar. pastor flower and rice probably been lose me when my baby was born. i lost my job in wilmington for now i'm unemployed. has a made my husband works, but his salary only just pays the rent

so she's the daughter of the former president of iran. hush me roxanne jenny, he was a, one of the founding fathers of the islamic republic and one of the most influential figures in the more than history off iran. he was elected twice as the president and he, he played a crucial rule, particularly after the war between iran and iraq. but in the last years of his life, he has been quite critical to what establishments and the government here. and since then he and his family had been having target by the that there, by the government and establishment here. so the arrest or pfizer, ross and johnny, his daughter is not happening for the 1st time. she was arrested from 2009. and then in 2012. so this is the 3rd time the security forces. and the source official sources here are seeing that the reason that she has been arrested is because she is for walk into protest against the, the government. we do not know how long will she stay in the, in the prison. however, for the protest as having her support is quite important, but we should know that she is not one of the leading figure in this prote

lead can be followed there by my father to log many of these countries could not introduced h be roxanne because the vaccine was expensive. now we know that a single those of the vaccine will walk almost as good as fools as of 2 daughters. this is a great opportunity for the low and middle income country street to use the vaccine . and at the same time also focus on the screening bar. and to me, it looks like more embodying the women to day take care of themselves when it comes to preventive health. the world health organization wants to make sure that 90 percent of girls in europe are vaccinated. by the time they reach. 15 years old, spread the jobs on the home tests worldwide, and this could be the 1st cancer in history to be eliminated altogether. paul reese out his era, lunde sweden. so hey there are now to 0. i really am way william rito is sworn in as the president of kenya with rebuilding the economy. his 1st order of business and a report reveals the climate crisis is costing hundreds of millions of dollars every day. ah that said alice, still catching the edge of the monsoon has

roxanne looked up a sheet. i'm sure that i see the nations will i drive around separate. gotcha region. and the vast majority of residents cult hold a referendum as soon as possible as they want to join russia. we don't want to be some grey's own. we don't want to become ukraine again. we want to become a part of russia, as we historically always have been. it was decided to hold a referendum in such a way as to avoid a mass gathering of people. that's why the referendum process will last several days. everyone will have the opportunity to devote if necessary. we can collect votes from citizens at home. this is necessary so that zalinski lead saboteurs won't be able to fire on and shed the blood of citizens who just want to express that will to be part of the russian unity. everything possible will be done to ensure security. and crenan authorities have gone to local that any such referendum is forbidden, as they say, organizes will face up to a decade in jail. and anyone who participates in it will be imprisoned. full 5 years my colleague will research. i spoke with a pa

roxanne looked up a sheet because i'm sure that i see donations will drive around sup, hiroshi region, and the vast majority of residence cult hold a referendum as soon as possible as they want to join russia. we don't want to be some grey's own. we don't want to become ukraine again. we want to become a part of russia, as we historically always have been. it was decided to hold a referendum in such a way as to avoid a mass gathering of people. that's why the referendum process will last several days. everyone will have the opportunity to devote if necessary. we can collect votes from citizens at home. this is necessary so that zelinski lead saboteurs won't be able to fire on and shed the blood of citizens who just want to express that will to be part of the russian unity. everything possible will be done to ensure security. deposit of an ottawa, senior correspondent who's standing by an a harrison with the very latest on this. his arts. he's murdad gas d f. well anyway, you look at it. this is going to be a momentous week in history. certainly it will be studied in years and decades

what just essentially could be used to defend what, what by then perhaps as early as next week be roxanne new international frontiers, in which case of russia going to, we have expand it is frontier democratically to the people will all those form ukrainian region that have voted to join russia after having been brutally slaughtered by their former ukrainian overlords. in this case. then he makes perfect sense. the president putin anticipating this scenario. after this re run, the announcement would want to defend those public more robust if they will then be part of russia. so it looks like these referendums on an east ukraine are going to be taking place in it as we understand 4 different regions on it. and one of them is where our senior correspondent now reports from this is be long since it's coming at this point. it is worth bearing in mind that the situation on the ground has, has changed rapidly compared to what it was, what russia but god, this conflict. but it went to ukraine with a professional contract on the which is less than 200200000 men. at this point, the military hardwa

and i wrap up this extensive, i think there is roxanne analyst stories. the agenda is just simply on getting to an account with the 1st commentator, but so skeptical commentator to say that i really believe the item who thinks he's going to be really against the ropes come the midterm is looking for a must have destruct destruction. and you know, he's certainly not the 1st us present to look at the globe and see where can we have a dust up somewhere and you know, bring all the training much margin. but martin, this is china. not and, and this is not her anita. go to john, good news. just go in just jump in john. i mean, the one common thread i'm seeing throughout all this is that the democrats of the party of chaos. domestic. they were behind the insurrection, the violent insurrection in summer 2020. when our city is burned for 2 months and now abroad, we see that the party of chaos have ignited this. busy war reason, the reason i this war, ukraine and other pushing for war in china. so i get the fuel, they just want more chaos. more chaos brings that mor

almost 50 years in august when the protesters are also voicing and that they cannot afford to a star roxanne energy bill. it's kind of wanting to make a policy that leads to the economy, breaking piece by piece, meeting hundreds of thousands of people afraid of losing their job in a position that they do not even know how to pay their energy bills in winter. while also aware that such policies are being made at their expense that they do not accept. but how could you know as a foreign minister? why this disaster policy of this traffic like co listen growth in terms of social policy and foreign policy? the greens contributed to the disastrous situation of this traffic like government . therefore, it is absolutely necessary to have organized protests, both from the left and nationwide. meanwhile, the euro's fallen below the dollar for the 1st time in 2 decades, almost some european politicians to insist on answers and measures. others are starting for knowledge that the energy issue is becoming more and more of a political test for themselves. millions of germans will likely be happy if their

her father, the former president, hush mit roxanne. johnny has been one of the founding fathers of the islamic republic, and he was also one of the most influential figures in the more than history of your on particularly the, the da da da da post islamic revolutionary. he was elected twice as deep that the president of the country, and he played a crucial role, particularly after the war between iran and, and iraq. so he was very much close to the revolution leader or khomeini and very much close to the curb and supreme leader ali hominy as well. so in that sense, he has been quite a critical figure for this, for this concert. her absent and family is also a big at business family, but the hush miller, st. johnny, the former president, was quite critical toward the establishment here in the last years off of his life, particularly after 2009 and his children had been arrested several times. so phaser of son johnny heard his daughter was also was arrested in 2009 and in 2012 and now she's arrested again. so did the security forces here

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roxanne is with the san francisco chapter of the armenian national committee of america. they met with congresswoman spear before the trip. >> it is heartwarming to know that even in her last months as a congresswoman, she is going to push as hard as she possibly can for the safety and security of armenia. reporter: in a statement, pelosi says the visit to armenia is a powerful symbol of u.s. firm commitment to a peaceful, prosperous and democratic armenia. >> the u.s. is setting the stage to maybe replace russia. reporter: the u.s. is also flexing its diplomatic muscle by backing up recognition of the armenian genocide and upholding human rights against what she calls a growing wave of fascism in a region where russia has played a big role, following the breakup of the soviet union. >> we are supporting democratic forces, we are going to step up to that and make the world aware that we are going to do it all the time under this administration. reporter: pelosi says they are calling for a lasting settlement to the decades long conflict in the disputed region. they blame e

following the death of masa, armine roxanne, that farmer fami yan is electra in politics and international studies of the university of cambridge. she says, the iranian government is likely to launch a violent crack down against protest as we are seeing. many of. ready the same steps being taken in the playbook of public control that the government has developed for protest in the past. so we are seeing that the internet has been shut down, that the whatsapp, instagram, all of these platforms are unavailable. so we're not seeing a great deal of information come out and it's hard for protesters to communicate. and also we are seeing the level of violence growing. in fact, that's been one of the interesting things this time is that the young people and the older people in the street can be more willing to attack the police to overturn their vehicles. we haven't seen that as much in previous protests. so the level of anger is much more severe this time in the street. and of course the government will choose to point to a lack of public order to violence and riot in the street as a an excuse t

i think the moment is the moment is important roxanne macostan is with the san francisco chapter of the armenian national committee of america david with congresswoman spear before the trip, and it was heartening to know that even in her last month as congresswoman she is going to push as hard as she possibly can for the safety and security of armenia in a statement pelosi says our congressional delegations. visit to armenia is a powerful symbol of the united states firm commitment to a peaceful prosperous and democratic armenia and a stable and secure caucuses region. well, the united states is setting the stage to maybe replace russia professor. lisa pool says the us is also flexing its diplomatic muscle by backing up its recognition of the armenian genocide and by upholding human rights against what she calls a growing wave of fascism in a region where russia has played a big role following the breakup of the soviet union. we are supporting democratic forces. we are going to step up to that and we're going to make the world aware that we're going to do it all the time under this admi

revolution. areas that are phases, reps and jenny's father, the former president of iran, egbert, a hashmi roxanne. johnny was one of the fed, the founding fathers of the islamic revolution. and he was one of the most influential figures in the more than history of iran. he has been elected twice as the president or president of the country, and he played a crucial role, particularly after the war between iran and iraq. so, and on the, on the other hand, through that, that, that, that, that, that, that the leaf of his life in the last years of his life has been quite critical to over the establishment here. and since then, this family had become the target for the government and the establishment here for his m f. 's angenie herself. she was arrested in 2009 and then in 2012. and this time is the 3rd time that she's, she's now been arrested. so at the did hear that, but did that security for says the official sources are saying that the reason that they have arrested for is that because she is for work in the protest against the government. so we do not know whether she's going to stay for longer

roxanne found one family on is electra in politics and international studies at university of cambridge. she joins us live now and walks on. what do you make of the way this on recipes to have continued? well, it's quite surprising, i think on the one hand, any of us watching the situation are always filled with a certain dread that the government will come out and literally guns blazing and really down the demonstrations with a very violent and heavy and. and although there is some of that going on, the fact of the matter is that it has turned into a very different kind of protest. it is much, much broader throughout the country, and it's continuing day after day. and although there have been a very high number of deaths already, 75 is high. it hasn't been the slaughter that we've seen in the past. and of course, we do see these images of continued gatherings on social media as you well know, iran is a vast, rich, diverse country of what 8085000000 people, what proportion of the population to these demonstrate is represent? well, it's a very broad range of the population. first of all,

many of these countries could not introduced h be roxanne because the vaccine was expensive. now, we know that a single those of the vaccine walk almost as good as peebles as of childers. this is a great opportunity for the low and middle income countries to introduce the vaccine . and at the same time also focus on the screening bar. and to me, it looked like more embodying the women to day take care of themselves when it comes to preventive. hell the world health organization wants to make sure that 90 percent of girls in europe are vaccinated. by the time they reach. 15 years old, spread the jobs on the home tests worldwide, and this could be the 1st cancer in history to be eliminated. altogether, poll reese al jazeera lund. sweden support is coming up after the break with gemma and we'll be hearing from new chelsea, coach grand pasa, head of his champions, league debut. ah ah ah ah ah ah. as get all the sport now and has drama? thank you laura. we start with the nbc and phoenix sounds. i know robert salva has been suspended for one year and find a $10000000.00 for engagin

host: roxanne in south carolina.o her point, you can see the speeches of the former president on c-span.com. you are that she.org. you are welcome to do so. the 49th governor of new jersey was swept out after one term and a wave of anti-tax backlash. he died sunday at the age of 85, and his one term as governor, he pushed some of the consequential policies of the generation. not all of them were popular, including offering a federal superfund site law, overhauling car insurance to lower rates for drivers, and cutting spending and raising taxes, a decision that ended his political career. frank is next, frank in florida. republican line. you are next. caller: good morning. i would like to mention the abortion issue. that's apparently one of the leading issues in the campaign. the democrats accused the republicans of being extremists on that issue. well, actually, in reality, the democrats are the extremists, because they allow no exception. they advocate abortion right up to the minute before birth. that's extreme. al

on the monthly program in-depth longtime historian, activist, professor and author roxanne dunbar ortiz joined to talk about native american history and culture, the liberation movement, the founding of the united states and more. here is a portion of the discussion. >> the term a nation of immigrants is actually very recent. i was surprised to find it dates to 1958 and was implemented by john f. kennedy when he was senator. it seemed to me his purpose was planning to run for president that he had a difficult past because he was a child of immigrants. up until that time, his presidency had been scots irish and protestant. so i think what he emphasizes in the book he published called a nation of immigrants he emphasizes all the great qualities about the irish in particular and it's mainly about that. but the terminology i don't remember it frankly when i was in graduate school. i don't remember the term having caught on yet. i think it was with multiculturalism in the 1970s, 80s and by the '90s it's in all of the textbooks in public schools and simply an accepted term so i see it as a po