this is what this festival is about is to introduce afro jazz to a wider public right here in saint louis. this is the celebration of music of love and of the joy it brings to people no matter where they are from. nicholas hawk al jazeera st. louis synagogue ah.

you know, this is the road to damascus or the road to saint louis. so seoul is a huge influence on him. however, i think you can't kind of homogenize black conservatives because there are other black conservatives who have a much stronger individualistic streak and a much stronger streak of belief in color blindness, and i don't think you see those in in thomas so i think you know seoul definitely but i think some other black conservatives he's a little bit more intention with is today's strain of afro-pessimism analogous to that of the early 70s and does a point in similar political directions? oh god. you know, i i i'm gonna pass on that question to be honest with you. yeah. it's it's my thoughts are too unsettled on it. and i feel like i'd be thinking a lot which is always a very dangerous thing for me to do. so, yeah, i'll think a lot real quick. i think there's the potential for currents now for pessimism to move towards rid of an anti-politics, but i also think that's a potential sort of in the one of the afro pessimists claims that you have to

we are talking to people all across the state letting them know, hey, if you are coming to saint louis, which we have a sole abortion provider in the state, if you are coming here pause you had an appointment and you are getting services, you can no longer get services as of today and we are telling people to go to illinois which we know illinois is -- has already taken in so many patients and they are already overwhelmed. but we are telling people to go there. illinois is saying send them and we are saying go. i am disturbed. i'm disturbed, joy, because we are talking about -- we are also talk about folks that are dispo proportionately affected and impacted in so many pays already. we are talking about black folks, brown folks, lgbtqia folks, we are talking about our disabled community members, we are talking about folks that are low income, that are being, um, directly impacted by this. and it's for political reasons. we got to make sure that it's known this is political. this is not about babies. this is about that control and it is about who can out trump who. who can out true cons

i'm nicholas hall in saint louis in northern senegal, a unesco world heritage site home to were unique, jobs festival. find out x, y people from long travel to visit. i'm trying to get your asco with sports as it gets you. i'm taking cocoa golf, begin their friendship and final, and roughly on the dal remains on track. the title of a 14 in paris, offering nasty injury forces his opponent, alexanders their right to withdraw. ah, hello and welcome to the program. protest is in nicea all riling and the capital tunis to denounced an upcoming referendum on an constitution. oh, president guys i eat, has been ruling by decrease since july of last year. he dissolved parliament and replaced the electoral commission. fight has promised to introduce a new constitution that would be put to a referendum next month. as cross now to leisure borkman who is live for us in the capitol. it's nicea tunis. lisa, what are we expecting from the purchase today? always is seen. they've been caught, is he scuffled since a conflict with the police, which is said is it's quite a, an up scaling. yeah. impulse prot

while the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions by themselves, crimea the old saint louis 1945 with the last meeting of the big 3. at 1st, the allies suggested meeting in scotland but started unlocked it all saying he disliked maintenance guts and dampness. in fact, the soviet leader wanted the allies to see the devastated territories of the ussr with their own eyes, who sympathizing with roosevelt style input, the grandest nevada imperial palace at his disposal. lucifer had trouble getting about to the main sessions were held there. the soviet delegation was housed in the u soup of palace, the british and the baron so powerless. mm. the palace is set miraculously survived and had been fixed up for the allies. meeting a yell to speech from mitchell, i saw an os garza published before class. not, i mean, chesapeake long school friendship does look colossal enough actually, and say years nika, how you think you, tim, for some boxes from him. i really push bushes. diane yamashita has sort delta gorda on zillow and you're finishing a shop. can you're welcome class. now mil to

this is what this festival is about is to introduce our for jazz to a wider public right here in saint louis. this is the celebration of music of love and of the joy it brings to people no matter where they're from. nicholas hawk al jazeera st. louis synagogue, ah, as as our desert, easier top stories for testers in to nicea rallying in the capital tennis to denounce, not coming referenda money constitution hasn't case aid has been ruling by decrease since july of last year. it is all common on replaced the electoral commission. russia is attacking military and artillery centers in the la hon. squadron of east and crane. it's all t crane says that regain some of its lost territory in the city of savannah, john. yes. one of 2 russian men accused by the u. k. of poisoning the kremlin critic alexander lit, and then to go has died dmitri cove to die to coven. 19 in moscow respiratory at an anchor was a former k g, b spy, who died in london in 2006 after he drunk tea. lace with radio active material. hundreds of afghan refugees of hell protests in islamabad, demanding the right to work in pakista

this is what this festival is about is to introduce afro jazz to a wider public right here in saint louis. this is the celebration of music of love and of the joy it brings to people no matter where they are from. nicholas hawk al jazeera st. louis synagogue mel, a star studded concert, has been held in central london dub the platinum party at the palace. it's the latest event in 4 days of celebrations. mark and queen elizabeth 70 year reign. holborn reports the mile leading to buckingham palace was already busy with well wishes and sights is from early afternoon. union jack flags everywhere. this family came from gloucester to enjoy the festivities. i think for me it's because of it's something that my children are never going to experience. so it certainly is such a historical thing that needs to be hunted and among the crowd, one or 2 who have actually met the queen. i not necessarily the queen. i've been the ambassador of the democratic republic of congo in this country. i met the queen more than 10 times in my life. every time when i come back to f. sheely mom, back all the things we

one of africa's biggest jazz festivals is kicked off from the senegalese island of saint louis. with colbert 19 restrictions lifted, thousands of tourists have come to the event that showcases music inspired by africa. nicholas huck has this report now from st. louis ah, improvising on stage is malia and jazz artists bedrock with, with a bound of senegalese musician ah, taken by the music. many of the crowd are unable to keep still. among them, melinda and richard, who travelled across the atlantic from washington d. c. to attend the event, this music is really at the room. yeah. this is weren't jazz came from power originating with the green ocean where people chanted their stories of their families. and they use traditional instruments to accompany it. and what eventually became american jazz. had its roots here in africa in particular west africa. and we'll go from washington dc, lose us strong jacket, music scene and we're really good. so we thought a be interesting to come back and get a deeper understanding of what just gone and how it sounds. you know, with covey restrict

music inspired by the african continent. nicholas hoc reports now from the senegalese island of saint louis, ah, improvising on stage is malia and jazz artists, bedroom korea. with a bound of senegalese musician ah, taken by the music, many of the crowd are unable to keep still among them, melinda and richard, who travelled across the atlantic from washington d. c. to attend the event. this music is really up the road. oh, this is weren't your house came from power originating with the green ocean where people chanted their stories of their families and they use traditional instruments to accompany it. and what eventually became american jazz. had its roots here in africa, in particular west africa and go from washing. judy loses strong german music in really good. so we thought a be interesting to come back and get a deeper understanding of what just on the, how it sounds, you know, with covey restrictions lifted. this 30th edition of the st. louis jazz festival is bringing hundreds of visitors. the archipelago is a unesco world heritage site. during the 2nd world war, african american tro

. >> six flags saints louis is offering $18 an hour to lifeguards plus a $500 bonus. >> pools are closedhes are in big trouble because nobody wants to be a lifeguard right now. which is surprising to me. you think every teenager would want this job. you get to work on your tan, a relaxed dress code and you get to makeout with all those drowning people, you know, you know if you ask me, americans are too soft. yeah. i saw the story and was like americans are too soft. you won't swim because there is no lifeguard. man, if you told an african parent that you won't swim without a lifeguard they would be like eh, do you know who is your lifeguard, jesus. don't forget that. don't ever forget that. but there is a major problem especially for pools that have to shut down because they can't find lifeguards. luckily though, luckily, leo devlin has a solution for you. >> are your beaches and pools closed for the summer gaws of a lifeguard shortage? you just want to swim. but ain't nobody want to save your ass from a shark. break out that swimsuit thong. back off, introducing leo devlin's substitute

to an audience and saint louis given the fact that your own jonathan franson is getting so much publicity and attention nowadays. since we are discussing a forgotten history and we are kind of as a society. well as a progressive society as as progresses and exploring the way that history is told i'm curious because i don't have this information and i haven't been taught this are we experiencing a greater pushback against colonialism now, or was there a greater pushback at the time that these papers were written back in the 40s? well, that's a hard question to answer. i mean fortunately since 1960 in particular and certainly since 1945. you've had a an ongoing decomposition of the british empire which used to be the upper center of colonialism the empire, for example however, there are still pockets of colonialism speaking of for example, puerto rico the virgin islands and as i've suggested in my trilogy. my precept 1776 trilogy dealing with the 16th century the 17th century and then 1776 and its fruits increasingly many progressive forces or beginning to reexamine the united states as an

this is stara zagora in bulgaria stuttgart germany saint louis united states novgorod as many as 19 cities. well, and so on. do you know that such an organization exists? it is called the united cities and local authorities, abbreviated as oge mv, this organization has been officially operating since 2004. well, the forerunner of this organization was the international union of local authorities, it has existed since 1913, and the head office. uclg is located in barcelona, ​​it is an organization of work under the auspices of baltovo, it is a key partner of the united nations, which means that it is a global network of municipalities of megacities and regions. it's a network unites more than 240,000 cities in almost all parts of the world in 140 countries. that's 5 billion people. this is 70% of the world's population. what branch exists? uh, on all continents there is african there is european there is asia-pacific eurasia and other branches. here the headquarters of the eurasian branch is located in the city of kazan, but there is little head of this structure of the city of kazan and su

mexico city the dissidents come to united states first laredo, texas then san antonio and then saint louisto rebuild their social movement to try to oust the dictator back. to come so bad mexicans, it recounts the story largely of what happens after they arrive in the united states and we build their social movement. they restart their rebel newspaper around accion. they start a political party the partita lebron mexicana on the plm and they also establish an army an army of the dispossess of cotton pickers and miners and migrant workers that goes on to raid mexico four times between 1906 and 1908. those raids really destabilize the deas regime and make the world wonder if diaz is are numbered and why that's important here in the united states. is that the united states had at least investors made major investments and stakes in the portfolio diaz administration buying up nearly a quarter of the mexican land base and coming to dominate key mexican industries oil railroads and more. so when the mangonistas start raiding mexico and saying look we're going to throw out this dictator the unite

this is an old mountain in bulgaria stuttgart germany saint louis united states and nizhny novgorod alreadywell, and so on. do you know that such an organization exists? it's called united cities and local the power of the abbreviated is called ogmv. this organization has been officially operating since 2004. well, the forerunner of this organization was the international union of local authorities, it has existed since 1913, and the head office. the uclg is based in barcelona and is an organization that not only is a key partner of the united nations, it is a global network of metropolitan and regional municipalities. this network unites more than 240,000 cities in almost all corners of the earth in 140 countries. that's 5 billion people. this is 70% of the world's population. and department exists. ah, all continents. there is african, there is european, there is asia-pacific, eurasian and other branches. here the headquarters of the eurasian branch is located in the city of kazan, but there is little head of this structure of measures of the city of kazan and the resource. i can't talk a

she joins me now from the steps of planned parenthood, in saint louis, which has been the sole-abortionlinic in her state. congresswoman, appreciate you joining us. what is going through your mind tonight as you stand there in that location? >> you know, um, people being able to see. people in this community seeing that there is still support. you know, people getting the information that they are still able to access services, even all the -- the horrific, you know, news of today, um, coming down from scotus but then also locally here in missouri from the attorney general. um, bwe have opinion telling people, yes, that happened. yes, nine un-elected supreme court justices, yes, the decision came from them. yes, we have this attorney general who cares so much about life that he was also the unwith fighting against children wearing masks in school because he cares about life so much. um, but we are making sure there are advocates, abortion providers, there are community members, people who are doing the work to make sure that people are still able to access care, even though as of today,

. >> funds don't seem to be or appearing to be equally dispersed throughout the saint louis area.t look at our schools, look at the schools on this side of town. look at the schools on the other side of town. reporter: missouri schools, like many across the country, heavily rely on local funding sources such as property taxes, to fund public education. in neighborhoods where property values are lower, often communities of color, schools like laclede may not get as much funding as those in wealthier neighborhoods. missouri also ranks 49th in the nation when it comes to state funding for education according to a state auditor report from 2021. that lack of funding also extends to teacher pay. missouri is home to the lowest base salaries for teachers across the country at $25,000 a year. however, both the state and st. louis public schools have recently approved increases to base salaries, that oliverires says were desperately needed. >> these teachers are here. the teachers are very talented. they're not getting paid for what they're putting in. i get emotional. excuse me. because i

brian al jazeera, one of africa's biggest jazz festivals is kicked off on the senegalese allan of saint louis with cove 19 restrictions elected. thousands of tourists have come to the event as showcases music inspired by africa. nicholas hack reports from state that, ah, improvising on stage is malia and jazz artists, bedroom korea. with a bound of senegalese musician, ah, taken by the music many in the crowd are unable to keep still. among them, melinda and richard, who travelled across the atlantic from washington dc to attend the event. this music is really out the room down. this is weren't. journalist came from pal originating with the green ocean where people chanted their stories of their families. and they use traditional instruments to a company at me and what eventually became american jazz. had its roots here in africa in particular west africa and go from washing. judy shuler was a strong jim, music scene and one really good. so we thought a be interesting to come back and get a deeper understanding of what just bumps and how it sounds, you know, with covered restrictions lifted.

this is what this festival is about is to introduce alfred jones to a wider public right here in saint louis. this is the celebration of music of love and of the joy it brings to people no matter where they are from. nicholas hawk al jazeera st. louis synagogue, saudi arabia has welcomed its 1st foreign hodge pilgrims since the start of the pandemic. the group comes from indonesia and arrived in medina and bell traveled to the holy city of mecca. a $1000000.00 pilgrims are expected to perform hutch, and that will place in the month of july we had spoke how we are right off the break, including the one sided french open final, which saw the world number one equal the record, the most consecutive with ah, african narrative from african perspectives now, but now we're about his big daily my shift book, short documentary by african filmmakers from the democratic republic of congo. and one that there was never going to be letting an obstacle just stand in front of you euclidean what made the intimate connection between myself and rhonda diggers and merchants and certainly africa direct on al jaze

carlin professor emerit of communications and many have called her the queen of communications at saint louis university and then we have dr. catherine al gore who made a very fabulous statement earlier today in the session the president of the massachusetts historical society. and dr. stacy cordary, which i understand is a british way to pronounce it and she is dennis and didn't denison von johnson endowed chair of theodore roosevelt honors leadership studies at dickinson state university. this is an incredible panel and as stuart has always advised us. we have a responsibility here. to inspire to encourage and to teach and i think with this panel you will get an abundance of material. thank you so much. well, welcome everyone to this panel on first ladies. thank you teresa for that very nice introduction. thank you to stuart and to anita for this amazing summit here in dallas that we've all been waiting. so to participate in and attend and to be in person you and the team at the white house historical association have done amazing work as you always do and many thanks to my colleagues here

this is stara zagora in bulgaria stuttgart germany saint louis united states and near nizhny novgorod and so on. do you know that such an organization exists? it is called united cities and local authorities, abbreviated as oge mv, this organization has been officially operating since 2004. well, the forerunner of this organization was the international union of local authorities, it has existed since 1913, and the head office. the uclg is located in barcelona, ​​this organization works under the auspices of the un, moreover, it is a key partner of the united nations , which means that it is a global network of universities megacities and regions. this network unites more than 240,000 cities in almost all corners of the earth in 140 countries. that's 5 billion people. this is 70% of the world's population. and the division exists. ah, all continents. there is african, there is european , there is asia-pacific, eurasian and other branches. here the headquarters of the eurasian branch is located in the city of kazan, but there is little head of this structure of measures of the city of

i grew up in saint louis illinois in the early 1900s, with the great migration there was a visceral reaction against african-americans thatli lead ta race riot in the city as well as my current hometown of springfield illinois, and that led to the creation of the naacp. so, we have seen this many times over. the only question that comes to my mind is this is a different time. do you find in your research the social media approach to information is exacerbating the situation. can we add to that the automatic weapons that theyes are now givg to these mad men who are inspired by this racism the means to kill so many innocent people as they did in buffalo? is that the difference? >> there are two big differences. first, we have the volatile capabilities and those are the weapons you're talking about now combined with volatile ideas and beliefs in the mainstream. if not one or the other, you've got the combination of the two which is why we are seeing many more of these events in the united states than we are say in britain. ande this is a very important combination that is a deadlye cocktail tha

louis on friday night. the organizers for the saint peter fast say that they did their due diligence, adding that officialst and inspected and gave the green light for all of the rides. but some riders say they saw a support beam for one of the 2 carts fall off the main arm of the ride bend before they were left calling for help. thankfully, no one was hurt. a 12 year-old michigan boy has been arrested for allegedly robbing a gas station at gunpoint. so this was last wednesday when security video shows the boy firing a shot into the ceiling, prompting the clerk to go into the safe and hand him a bag that had thousands of dollars in it. the boy runs off but was caught by police a short time later, the young suspect reportedly broke into a locked cabinet at home to get that gun. the weapon belongs to his guardian. next at 3.30, russian president vladimir putin issues a new warning. what he is threatening to do if the u.s. supplies long-range missiles to ukraine. >> and new demands from parents and educators protesting the closure of parker elementary in oakland. those details are straight ahead. and an armed

all the eyes were on his great grandmother, prince louis stole the show at the palace, as thejubilee celebrations began. no queen here today at saint

saint francis hospital. today, authorities identified the gunman as 45-year-old michael louis of muskogee, saying he was armed with an ar-15 style rifle and a semi-automatic handgun. louis shot and killed two doctors, a receptionist, and patient, before shooting himself. authorities said the gunman legally purchad the rifle about two hours before the shooting and targeted dr. preston phillips, who had recently performed back surgery on louis. wendell franklin is tulsa's police chief. >> louis called several times over several days complaining of pain and wanted additional treatment. on may 31, dr. phillips saw mr. louis again for additional treatment. yesterday, june 1, louis called dr. phillips' office again complaining of back pain and wanting additional assistance. we have also found a letter on the suspect, which made it clear that he came in withhe intent to kill dr. phillips and anyone who got in his way. he blamed dr. phillips for the ongoing pain following the surgery. amna: dr. ryan parker is the associate chief medical officer at saint francis and was a colleague of dr. phillips. >> we are supposed

louis, he made such a hit earlier. not seen on sunday, prince harry and meghan. it turns out their attendance at friday's saintservice, the only official outing earlier in the day. and really throughout this four day weekend, street fairs, picnics, outdoor dining in honor of the queen. with several vying for the title of biggest alfresco lunch ever held , including one outside windsor castle in a statement tonight from buckingham palace, the queen said she was humbled and deeply touched that so many came out to marker platinum jubilee a lot of people were touched here in london, greg palkot. fox news. okay so here we go. we got the highs from today. it's pretty warm out there. you know, it was more than it was warm and mild, but the humidity just bang added to it, and it's still humid out there. we've got temperatures today that were like this with humidities that were in the 60 70% range. san francisco, uh, got some rain today? they've got the most rain they've ever got on june 5th today in oakland did the same thing. so they oakland downtown san francisco doesn't san francisco is the big one, though , right?

louis, he made such a hit earlier. not seen on sunday, prince harry and meghan. it turns out their attendance at friday's saint paul service, the only official outing earlier in the day. and really throughout this four day weekend, street fairs, picnics, outdoor dining in honor of the queen. with several vying for the title of biggest alfresco lunch ever held , including one outside windsor castle in a statement tonight from buckingham palace, the queen said she was humbled and deeply touched that so many came out to marker platinum jubilee a lot of people were touched here in london, greg falcon. fox news. yeah well, today is the 78th anniversary of d day invasion of france and normandy by allied troops back in 1944. world war. two veterans gathered in northwestern france for a special ceremony honoring the thousands of men who died on that day. i mean, i'm 97. now we think about those poor lads didn't get off the beach that day that i was there. yeah, yeah. last day. how old now more than 4400 soldiers were killed on that very first day of the battle. this year's d day's celebrations and ceremonies came afte

all the eyes were on his great grandmother, prince louis stole the show at the palace, as thejubilee celebrations began. no queen here today at saint pauls but the crowds are gathering, some of whom had been here overnight to ensure a ringside seat. join of whom had been here overnight to ensure a ringside seat.— of whom had been here overnight to ensure a ringside seat. join me down the ub ensure a ringside seat. join me down the pub where _ ensure a ringside seat. join me down the pub where the _ ensure a ringside seat. join me down the pub where the hospitality - the pub where the hospitality industry— the pub where the hospitality industry is set to make £2 billion over_ industry is set to make £2 billion over the — industry is set to make £2 billion over the weekend. we will be unwrapping these beauties later on at the _ unwrapping these beauties later on at the beer festival in lancashire. preparations for saturday's platinum party continue. sir rod stewart's going to be performing, and tells breakfast he's honoured to be involved. i've grown up with this woman. you know, i was seven when she came to the throne. so she's alwa