russell with murder. i know you want accountability, but you also need the truth. >> they didn't say why they didn't have enough evidence. and it just goes to show that the justice system is always covering their tracks. even if they screw up, they're not prosecuted for it. >> reporter: after more than a year and a dozen requests for comment the santa cruz county sheriff's office still refuses to talk with us about the case. as for russell, his defense attorney said his client is remorseful, however, a recently filed probation report paints a different picture. it says last week russell told an officer he had nothing to do with price's death. he felt he is going to prison for being three years older than his girlfriend. he said it is not like i was a predator or a weirdo. if he could go back the probation report states russell said he would have id checked the chick. he ended his statement to the officer saying he wish he could say sorry to the family but some things are out of his control. >> in a situat

russell: it is still productive over there.ction is continuing to increase, it was 700 or 800,000 barrels a day year on year increase last year and will be about the same this year. it's not the same as it was in 2015, 2016, the investment climate is more disciplined and inflation is fighting a little around the edges so people are not doing marginal activities. they are sticking to steady growth, but not growth forever because the shale patch is only so big and a lot of that territory has been drilled already. francine: the other big question over the last 12 months is how we price the energy, like in europe, especially u.k., will that change? russell: there is regulatory discussion within the eu about how to separate different elements of the power market. it has been widely reported that marginal costs of power production comes from gas generally. that can be a relatively high price, and is it fair that solar, or a wind or nuclear plant achieve that same value? where we are going is to separate must run activity from margina

>> that was russell. yes, sir. >> after that, did you give russell a fee to start loaning you money from the girls account? that he was a conservator for? >> he loaned me money from the account. i don't know if i got him to do that. >> you didn't talk to him about that? you didn't talk about it at all? >> we talked about it. there were emails to that effect. are you disputing that? >> i'm not disputing but russell gave me a loan from them. your question is did i get him to do that? i don't necessarily believe that to be accurate. >> who came up with the idea? >> i don't know it was come up with an idea. i think russell felt like it was a sound investment for those girls to charge me a higher interest rate when they weren't getting but so much interest somewhere else. >> what was that interest rate that you thought was such a good idea for these girls, do you know what it was? >> i can't remember. >> the reality is you needed the money and this was a convenient source to keep your massive cash flow going a

>> that was russell laffitte. >> at palmetto state bank? >> yes, sir. >> and after that did you get russell laffitte to start loaning you money from the plyler girls' account that he was conservator for? >> he loaned me money from the account. i don't know if i got him to do that. >> you didn't talk about that at all? >> no, we did talk about it. >> there's e-mails to that effect. are you disputing that to this jury? >> mr. waters, i'm not disputing. i'm just telling you that russell laffitte gave me a loan from the plylers. your question was did i get him to do that? and i don't necessarily believe that to be accurate. >> who came up with the idea? >> i don't know that it was come up with an idea. there was -- i think russell felt like that it was a sound investment for those girls to charge me a higher interest rate when they weren't getting but so much interest somewhere else. >> what was that interest rate that you all thought was such a good idea for these girls? do you recall what it was? >> i can't remember. >> the reality is that yo

russell: yeah, it's not just a boom, it's a frenzy.g space sector in the world, the fastest rate of establishment of startups of any space economy anywhere in the world. michael: in june, they launched the latest of their so-called cube satellites. russell: we can fly these small space missions to demonstrate the art of the possible. that's what we're doing in collaboration with the air force. that's what we seek to do for government, for industry partners. our vision is to be a significant contributor to this development of networked, intligent, constellation capabilities. and every mission that we fly is a step towards that. michael: satellite thnology is evolving fast, and australian scientists are at the forefront of the new developments that will deliver a huge array of applications. sarah: and when you think about the first satellites and the size that they needed to be in order to be able to get these sorts of images of the earth, now this is really a whole new world that we're in with these cube sats, very small satellites, ver

his name is brandon russell.ear old florida resident who was released from federal prison in august of 2021. in 2017, russell was charged with and pleaded guilty to multiple counts of bomb making that came after police discovered neo-nazi paraphernalia, the famed photo of timothy mcvay, the oklahoma city bomber, and explosive material in his home. at that time, russell admitted to subscribing to national socialist, or nazi beliefs, and told officials he started his own local nationalists socialist group called the atomwaffen, according to the southern policy low center, it is a terroristic neo-nazi organization with the main aim of ushering in the collapse of civilization, so a white ethnostate, or white only utopia can be constructed in its wake. back in 2017, russell and the atomwaffen were planning an attack on florida infrastructure including power lines, as well as a nuclear power plant. that is according to a fellow member of the group. and last year, less than a year after his release from prison, and the

elizabeth: russell, that is outrageous. bob, what about you, we hear health problems are rampant. >> i have not heard any of that from my point of view. my wife is super anxious about the situation, we're downwind a little bit, we think we were lucky enough to miss a lot of that. elizabeth: bob is the cdc giving you and your doctors in down any guidance, do you feel you are getting help from government in fema, bob. >> i don't hear anything from the government agents, i have not heard anything, only person who came to my door that i am aware was is norfolk southern early on. >> how about you russell. >> you get and information, they did open that clinic tuesday. the media here was reporting it wrong, they said it was a treatment clinic. they are not doing treatment. the wife and i did go. they just did data collection, they find out where you were and two mile radius and how much you are there, they will refer you to a pcp if you don't have one, they had mental health there in an rv outside of the church with a couple thera

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russell allegedly told the fbi the goal was to create a "cascading failure. federal prosecutors say these photos show clendaniel had access to firearms. in one a woman the fbi believes to be her is dressed in tactical gear containing a swastika, holding a rifle and with a pistol authorities say russell started an ethnically motivated violent extremist group that embraced neo-nazi ideas and targeted racial minorities and critical infrastructure the arrest comes after recent attacks on energy grids in washington state, oregon, and north carolina, where last december gunshots were fired at two substations, leaving 45,000 customers without power amid freezing temperatures. >> unfortunately, power grids are actually wide open the power companies have got along for a long time not having really robust security in place because they haven't been attacked, but it's a very challenging situation. >> reporter: the fbi says clendaniel and russell had been in touch since at least 2018 when they were serving time in separate prisons on felony charges russell for illegal po

. >> once you cross the tracks, you were in russell city. >> reporter: her grandparents were property owners in a community of color that was literally wiped off the mount. russell city was one of the few places in alameda county where blacks and latinos were allowed to live. the unincorporated town had 12 locks, 1400 residents, school, churches, shops and the lively blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> it was an actual town. the community had life and history. also a lot of wonderful things. >> the county never provided services like water, electricity and sanitation. i the 1950s, town was declared a blight. residents were forced to move and arsonist burned properties to the ground. and the town was annexed, the city used eminent domain to remove the last of the residents in 1966 to make way for the industrial park that you see here today. >> there is a lot of pain that comes with talking about the history of what happened to families when they were forced out of the area, from the homes they own. >> her grandparents and father lost a home and auto repair b

that's great is it your own yes hi i'm russell. and so how do you fit in with this kind of energy landscape that we've been learning but i have a green wave parts. involved and i have spent the hello good morning also. the first was to i winter buyin. on on my farm and everybody could see that that much -- goo. sir how things progress since then. and so three years later i'd buy a half we divides undersea. so you know i had to save the world this is a this is busines. dot posted is not. what strikes me is that everyone here has their own reasons for buying into the project? and ultimately their investment is is good for the planet as it is for their wallets. it is their willingness to collaborate on a common goal. this led to some ingenious solutions. come to the local biomass heating plan to find out more. this is not what i expected at all. this is the fuel. this plan is one of three on the island. all the straw hughes produced locally and fuels the heating system that allows locals to spend 40% less on their bills. and the houst

[applause] >> welcome to the 2022 russell kirk lecture. to be delivered by robert george . i know that we are in store for and attend actual -- for an intellectual feast. this afternoon, i'd like to say a few words about our namesake, russell kirk, and his connection to the writings. the national law is a perfect subject for the lecture series. as kirk's writings bear the mark of a man searching for and articulating the essence and the reality of the truth that service the foundation of ethics, law, and culture. i don't exaggerate in making the click that russell kirk's writings and contributions made american conservatism into a remarkable, intellectually coherent group of thinkers, writers, and activists. his primary focus was not on politics, he was an intellectual historian. who delved into the moral and ethical roots of conservatism. what you prominently found in a later work. kirk's 1953 book made it impossible for conservatives to continue to divide the conservative movement. he explores the thought of edmund burke. and ends with t.s. eliot. you can access with john

we will take you to russell city and we will explore reparations for california's black residents. >> there is a lot of pain that comes with talking about the history of what happened when they were forced out. >> good news about the 49ers possible starting quibec for next season. white brought pretty may be back on the field sooner than expected. she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for chancecl or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding that outfit psoriasis tried to hide from you. or finding your swimsuit is ready for primetime. [dad] once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high trigl

russell kirk -- especially the virtue of prudence along with custom and prescription. and other conservative principles. conservatism, kirk always maintained, was the negation of ideology. american conservatism's purpose was to conserve our constitutional tradition and the moral and ethical order that it depended on. because he wrote about what endures. rather than the ephemeral. what is morally obligatory rather than the latest intellectual fad. regarding the natural law, the focus of our being here today, kirk observed in a lecture delivered here at heritage titled "the illusion of human rights" that natural law is "the justice conceived as being the higher or ultimate law." proceeding from the nature of the universe. from the being of god and the reason of man." this time i would like to invite professor george onto the stage. robert george is a mccormick professor of jurisprudence and director of the james madison program and american ideals and institution. he is a member of the board of directors here at heritage and has served as chairman of the u.s. commission

tonight, keri russell, ms. pat, and music from logic. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you. very nice. welcome. thank you. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. please relax, it's a holy day. that's very kind. thank you for coming on ash wednesday. which is the first day of lent. you give up anything for lent, guillermo? >> guillermo: no, jimmy, it's too hard. >> jimmy: it's too hard? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: have you ever tried to give up anything for lent? >> guillermo: i did one year, alcohol, but it didn't work. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: didn't work. >>. >> guillermo: did not work. >> jimmy: it's hard to give things you love up for 40 days, but i will say when easter finally comes, and you get into all those delicious hard-boiled eggs? it's so worth it. [ laughter ] much of the country is dealing with extreme winter weather. more than 1,500 flights were canceled today, or as southwest airlines calls it, "not a bad wednesday!" [ laughter ] for the first time in dec

russell murphy joins us now. in a letter to norfolk southern railway, environmental protection agency said the materials released were observed and detected in samples from sulfur run, leslie run, little beaver creek and the ohio river, and also observed entering storm drains. what have you seen on your farm there, and what's the creek or the run that you are standing in front of? >> i'm right near leslie run on the corner of 170 south outside of negli and bye road. i live about a quarter mile to my left is where my driveway is. from leslie run. >> john: and what have you seen there? >> this creek here, we have seen a lot of dead fish, there is still some that are remnants, i don't know if they are still dying. you can see the chemical boom and the sock behind me to allow the chemical to be socked up and taken away, but it's -- it's horrible, it's horrible to see it. the smell has kind of subsided. before two days ago you could not stand here without getting a headache. i couldn't anyway. >> sandra: i know that y

former warrior russell from deep. the timbes cut the deficit to 1. a chance to be victorious in the final second. kareem missed a jumper, this one in overtime. up 3, did not miss the follow. minnesota took this game, 119-114 as golden state blew another 4th quarter lead. the winning streak is snapped. you have to ask yourself a question, will they let the losses mount? 26-25 after 51 games. if this season finished today, they would be the 7th seed in the conference. >>> next we introduce you to a (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> that is the amazing voice of 44-year-old nicholas from san francisco. he is grammy nominated for his album. it is called stranger and it is a

russell city was one of the few places in alameda county where blacks and latinos were allowed to live. the town has 12 square blocks. 1400 residents, a school, lively blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> an actual town. the a community that had life and history and a lot of wonderful things going on in it. >> reporter: but the county never provided services like water, electricity and sanitation. by the late 1950s, the town was declared a blight. residents were forced to move and arsonists burned properties to the ground. when the town was annexed, the city used eminent domain to remove the last of the residents to make way for the industrial park that you see here today. >> there is a lot of pain that comes with talking about the history of what happened to families when they were forced out of this area from the homes that they owned. >> reporter: her grandparents and father lost a home an auto repair business and forced to accept minimal payments of a few thousand dollars. today the properties would be worth millions. russell city is commemorated in this

doctor malcolm russell from the uk international _ of it.doctor malcolm russell from the uk international search and i the uk international search and rescue team. we can bring you this tweet from martin griffiths. he made those comments on that visit to an area which has only seen a handful of convoys of aid enter the rebel held territory since the disaster struck. we know that over the weekend, president bashar al—assad of syria has said that there will be permission given to go across the border into north—western syria, which hasn't been the case very often, because sarah being in civil warfor very often, because sarah being in civil war for the last 12 years photo —— syria. and in the rebel held areas they are struggling to get that help in. british mps have accused bbc chairman richard sharp of "significant errors ofjudgement" for failing to declare his involvement in arranging a loan worth up to a million dollars to the then prime minister borisjohnson. mr sharp was applying for the bbc role at the time. he maintains he did nothing wr

. >> once you cross the tracks, you were in russell city. >> her grandparents were property owners in a community of color that was wiped off the map. russell city was one of the few places in alameda county where blacks and latinos were allowed to live. 1400 residents, a school, churches, shops and a blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> it was an actual town. a community that had life and history. a lot of wonderful things going on. >> county never provided services like water, electricity and sanitation. i the 1950s, the town was declared a blight. residents were forced to move an arsonist burned properties to the ground. when the town was annexed into hayward, the city used eminent domain to remove the last of the residents in 1966 to make way for the industrial park that you see here today. >> there is a lot of pain that comes with talking about the history of what happened to families when they were forced out of the area from the homes that they owned. >> reporter: her grandparents and father lost a home and auto repair business and were forced to acce

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ah, nancy russell gives her followers glimpses into her daily life and the ecuadorian. andy's. her mother works on a farm. and her neighbors in the fields, her candle, reflections on facebook and instagram have found a huge audience. she has around 9 and a half 1000000 followers across her platforms. amendment, i love this life as an influence. i love you. all of her videos are playful, imaginative, and funny. simplest. the way i've always been focus more on committee and making people laugh. i really like comedy that people laugh and we're happy. little necessarily, i used them was philly's, is a stunning backdrop. a great sense of humor and total ease in front of the camera. it's a winning combination, ah fiddle. i'm certainly blessed at the moon in an id, but simply being authentic doesn't ensure success. they like this kind of constant combination of like, what is it a can do on your side to reach audience and to appeal to something that isn't out there yet. right. so maybe that's a point, a perspective on the world that hasn't been captured and, but i'm sure that just as s

russell was in jail for possessing bomb making materials.bbing a convenience store with a large butcher knife. >> they had extremist views, and in order to further those views, they hoped that conducting this violent act was going to bring light to them. >> prosecutors say brandon russell founded a neonazi group called the adam with him afen division. >> it's one of many domestic extremist groups that focus on neonazi, neofascist principles in order to sew chaos. >> according to court documents, brandon with russell led a neonazi group in 2017, which planned to attack infrastructure targets in florida, including a nuclear power plant. more than 100 reports of suspicious activity, vandalism, sabotage, and physical attacks on power facilities were respected in the u.s. in 2022. of these, experts warned an increasing number are attempts by domestic violent extremists. >> why target places like this? what does it do for their ideology? >> white supremacists have targeted the energy sector, because it's so vital to all critical infrastructure sys

give us your take on what the russell is telling us? the flat line but not down as much as the broader larger indexes. when it comes to the small caps, the russell two thousand did seek in november of 2021 but many of the stocks were already under pain two years ago and that had to do with strategist already pricing in much of the pain in case of recession. when you think about the past few months, the russell 2000 has hit resistance and was at overbought levels earlier this month it has eased off. that was more of a technical hurdle in the short term. they don't necessarily expect that the russell 2000 or the s&p 600 will test their autumn lows again especially with this case where you are seeing these robust retail sales numbers and strong jobs growth. it's most likely the case that potentially, the u.s. can skirt a recession so many port olio managers have continued to add more exposure to the small-cap stocks. jon: going from small to big, you can't ignore the fact that we had such a strong run-up in january as some additional conte

russell murphy, we thank you so much for coming on the show.back on again soon, because we're staying on top of this story, okay? we're deeply concerned as is the rest of fox news and fox business is. it's good to see you. >> thank you. thanks for your time. elizabeth: be well. we'll be fighting for you guys on our end. >>> president biden, he's now trying to blame the media for voter polls, many of them, saying they are worse off under his white house? this is amid record inflation. also hunter biden admitted his business partner is a close confidant of president biden despite the president's repeated denials he knew nothing about what hunter and his family were doing cashing in on his government job. and we've got what trump's lawyers now demand after biased comments from the grand jury forewoman in georgia. "the new york post"'s jon levine on "the evening edit" next. ♪ >> after everything that you've seen, what would your reaction be if the d.a. decides against bringing any charges after what you've seen? >> i will be sad if nothing happens.

ah, nancy russell gives her followers glimpses into her daily life and the ecuadorian. andy's. her mother works on a farm. and her neighbors in the fields, her canter, reflections on facebook and instagram have found a huge audience. she has around 9 and a half 1000000 followers across her platforms, commitment and i love this life as an influenza. i love you. all. her videos are playful, imaginative, and funny. this to waynesville is been focused more on comedy and making people laugh. i really like comedy that people laugh and we're happy. little necessarily, i used them was phyllis is a stunning backdrop, a great sense of humor, and total ease in front of the camera. it's a winning combination ah, fiddled. i'm certainly blessed at the morning and i key, but simply being authentic doesn't ensure success. like this kind of constant combination of like, what is it that can do on your side to reach audience and to appeal to something that isn't out there? yeah. all right, so maybe that's a point, a perspective on the world that hasn't been captured and, but i'm sure that just as

away -- russell city saw their homes taken away.an: abc 7 news reporter steve osunsami has the story. steve: these are old photos of what is now some of the most valuable land in america, just 10 miles south of oakland. in the late 1950's, it was a neighborhood called russell city, and it sat on the other cited these railroad tracks drew a real line between white californians and about 1400 black and latino families. >> we are here to fight want our land back. steve: monique henderson ford and her family called this land home before she says americans racism took -- so the land before it became an industrial park that is here today. >> we are not going to sit quietly, not going to forget about it. >> this generation has it, we want what is ours. steve: it is one of those places were people of the color at the time could own their -- own their own homes, highlighted on maps like this one in red. back then, it was regular business for mortgage brokers, real estate agents to keep these families away from the neighborhoods seen here in

russell stating that such an attack could lead to cascading failure, costing billions of dollars. david, fbi and homeland security officials have warned in recent bulletins that white supremacists and other radicals are plotting to attack the electrical grid. there have been several such assaults on substations across the nation in recent months, including multiple unsolved incidents in north carolina. david? >> pierre thomas also with us right here in d.c. tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> we turn now to the latest very close call at an airport in this country. this time, at the airport in austin. a southwest airlines passenger jet taking off, given the go ahead to use the runway, but a fedex jet was landing on that same runway. well, tonight here, we learn just how close they came to each other. gio benitez covers aviation for us. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent federal investigation under way at the austin airport after what could have been a devastating accident over the weekend. a near miss between a fedex cargo jet and a southwest airlines passenger plane. >> fedex 1432, you a

. >> reporter: her alleged partner in crime, brandon russell, the founder of a neo-nazi group. only recently out of prison for possessioning illegal explosives. the fbi claims russell wanted to inflict as much pain as possible on the predominantly black city of baltimore. writing to an undercover fbi informant that he wanted to carry out the attack when there's the greatest strain on the grid. russell stating that such an attack could lead to cascading failure, costing billions of dollars. david, fbi and homeland security officials have warned in recent bulletins that white supremacists and other radicals are plotting to attack the electrical grid. there have been several such assaults on substations across the nation in recent months, including multiple involved incidents in north carolina. david? >> pierre thomas, thank you. >>> we turn now to the latest very close call at an airport in this country. this time, at the airport in austin. a southwest airlines passenger jet taking off, given the go ahead to use the runway, but a fedex jet was landing on that same runway. tonight

russell provided instructions and location information. described attacking the power transformers as the greatest thing somebody can do. >> john, gillian, according to the criminal complaint, they had nazi ideology, she wrote with adolf hitler and ted kaczynski, the uni bomber. according to the complaint, brandon russell wanted to, and again wanted to, never happened, take out multiple facilities at the same time for the maximum impact. i want to read a quote from this criminal complaint, according to the complaint, she allegedly wrote, it would probably permanently lay this city to waste meaning baltimore if we could do that successfully, meaning attack multiple power grids, both could face up to 20 years behind bars. john. >> john: interesting relationship, plotting from jail ways to end up back in jail. david spunt for us, thank you. gillian. >> gillian: there's also this, the white house and pentagon officials are expected to face questioning why they waited nearly a week to shoot down the chinese spy craft flying across the u.s. it c

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but we'll see if this ride with russell wilson. denver broncos continues on the trajectory that it started this year. but we're hoping that will be back in the super bowl. i mean, it's been 7 years since they've been to the postseason. >> all that and niners didn't love russell wilson, but that's police good for you guys. the live in glendale. appreciate thank act. >> have a good evening. still ahead, the lowdown on netflix password-sharing changes including how it works and how much it's going to cost. >> and a weak storm is going to bring light rain to the bay area later this week and light mountain snow to the sierra. you're full sierra and bay area weekend outlook after the break. >> but people that use twitter were unable to post on the site this afternoon along with a host of other issues that plague twitter for at least an hour and a half or so. users got an error message saying they were over their daily limit of sending tweets, whatever that means for most people getting the message they were nowhere near a 24 100 daily tw

it took russell william -- russell wilson 25 years to get another black quarterback to win.he myth has always been that you can't lead a team to the championship. these guys have proven not only to themselves but to the fans that they play for. if you are in nfl fan, you have got to look at this as a historical moment -- as a historical moment. and take it as that. we have two black quartercks. now let's let everyone get a chance to play if you are black, white, green or whoever. if they are good at that position, let them play. i hope they reach that plateau you just got to go far and not worry about the ones. >> it wasn't your capabilities people were questioning, but some were questioning your ability as a leader. do you think the 11 starting quarterbacks who are black who stard this season have a race to those doubts in people's minds? >> think about the comeback player of the year. one of those 11 starting quarterbacks. i think the doubt of whether or not they can lead the team, that part his and erased. they understand. they seek it with their own eyes that it's not ab

chris: the lakers made plenty of moves around the trade deadline, including russell. lakers lebron james it was missing the game with left ankle soreness. l.a. is 4-8 without lebron this season. we've got to show you this insane game-winner from college basketball, portland state down a point, the inbound are at 94 feet, and isaiah johnson leaps up and banks at home. reviewed and upheld. what a shot! the craziest finish in college basketball so far this season. you can hear the announcer screaming at the top of his lungs. super bowl lvii tomorrow. super bowl coach andy reid are in arizona. scottsdale, the first line about 1:00 a.m. making a big move from a birdie on 14, that dropped company is currently 11 under par, everyone chasing scottie sheffler, the shore birdie, he leads by one. super bowl sunday is tomorrow. chief head coach andy reid is facing an evil team he used to coast. nick sirianni is former jesus it --an eagles coach. nick sirianni is a former chi s >> anyone out there that puts on a uniform has the opportunity to play this game, you put so much work i

russell city is one of them.the family who used to call russell city home. >> we are not just going to sit quietly. >> this generation has absolutely no fear. we want what is ours. kumasi: you can see steve's report this morning on gma right after abc 7. naacp is honoring black excellence in cousin of including film, music and literature -- excellence film, music and literature. the country. >> much for so many communities and people -- don so much for communities and people. i think she is amazing. it is a cute offer -- is a huge offer. >> i do not think we would be sitting here recognized by the naacp. it is amazing. kumasi: the award ceremony will be held later this month. reggie: the u.s. ss hornet ship in museum is celebrating black history month buys featuring -- by feature stories in the past. the 1944 explosion killed 32 people at a depot just north of san francisco. most were african-american sailors. it led to a protest and imprisonment of 50 sailors after they were forced to return to work without leav

and now i give you steward russell. what we do see is the beginning of generality, general ai, our special general intelligence, ah, when you look at, for example, e q in, which was google deep, mine's 1st system that they demonstrated to the learn to play video games and learn completely from scratch. so it was like a newborn baby opening it died the 1st time it has no idea what kind of a world day. and it doesn't know that there are objects or the things move or there's such a thing as time or anything. and then within a few hours of messing around with a video game, essentially through a camera. so it's really looking at the screen very much the way a human be interfacing with a game. yeah, exactly. the only thing it knows is, is that it wants it more points. so within a few hours, it's able to learn a wide range. so it reaches the superhuman level of performance in a few hours, entirely starting from nothing. so in that sense, you know, if your baby to dad woke up, you know, just stay in the hospital and by the end

2000 -- the russell 1000 or russell 2000.t is what tends to do well when markets are finally embarking on recovery trade. i have been doing this for two decades and everyone dismisses it as short recovery. sometimes they fizzle out but get started about those protests being made. dani: if we are seeing some of the hints of the beginning of that and perhaps it does fizzle out, do you want to change your 4100 call on this would be market if it is slightly above it at this moment? lori: we have said we are comfortable with our number. i feel like in terms of tone, my view is different from some of the more bearish strategists. we do see risks lurking on the back half. that being said, we have published that we said if there is risk we are being too conservative, we think the risk is more to the upside and some models will push us up to 4500. that is the kind of thing you get hit at the end of the year. any kind of conviction level as much as wait to come out with 100% certainty, it feels more like a 60% or 70% world on any call

russell city was a place where blacks and latinas were allowed to live. it had 1400 residents, a school, churches, shops, a lively blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> it was an actual town. it was a community that had life and history and a lot of wonderful things going on in it. >> reporter: the county never provided services like water, electricity, sanitation. by late 1950s the town was declared a blight. residents were forced to move and arsonists burned properties to the ground. the city used imminent domain to remove the last of the residents in 1966 to make way for industrial park that you see today. >> there is a lot of pain, i think, that comes with talking about the history of what happened to families when they were forced out of this area from the homes that they owned. >> reporter: iesha's grandparents and father lost a home and auto repair business and were forced to accept minimal payments of a few thousand dollars. today the properties would be worth millions. russell is commemorated in this mural and hayward ha

so very inhuman and sadistic especially in the words of georgia state senator russell few days ago. could you care to comment on? the president's proposed legislation before congress. i would say that this is very strong, a far reaching bill. certainly, it is the strongest bill that has ever been presented by. any president of our nation. this does not mean that it has everything in it that i would like to see for it. and for instance, had hoped that a federal fair employment practice bill would have been submitted with the president to bill and some other things such giving the attorney general the right to initiate in any area where there is a denial of civil rights wherein this bill only calls for the attorney general having the right to initiate suits in area of school desegregation. but where these points, i think by and large, it is a strong and forthright bill. now, i would have to disagree with the honorable senator of state of georgia, which happens to be my state, when he says this is an inhuman, sinister bill. i think, on the contrary it is in line with the deepest princi