that was on her way to selma, alabama for the 50th anniversary of blood he sunday. those words ring true today. who are we? this book goes into the heart of the matter. when you talk about race and piggybacking what president obama said isn't it strange to say, then president obama. is to spend ten or 11 days. the bottom line is that we still have a society that is divided. going to think about and go back to my children's favorite song where we are united divided states. when it comes to matters of race, african-americans have the highest number of negatives in every category. issues of policing are important. it's one of the pieces i start in this book. traditionally in the american black community there is a coming-of-age truth for young black men called the talk. something like fathers give their sons. it's meant to be a lifetime tool that might help the boys strategically navigate interactions with law enforcement with the goal of avoiding altercations. it can spell life or death for black males. i know it sounds 1950s and 60s, but now more than ever it that's

went tominded when we selma for the 50th anniversary of the march to montgomery. time whenery moving george wallace's daughter, peggy wallace kennedy made remarks on the steps of the capitol. in montgomery. about taking her son to visit some of the sites of the civil rights movement. he stood still, she said, as the truth of his family's past watch over him. he turned to me and asked to talk do those things -- did pop that thing to other people? i realized at that moment, i was in a crossroad in my life and the life of my son. the middle of past now it was a to me to do for burns what my father never did for me. it was my first step in building a legacy of my own. i driven close to me and said pa pa never told me why he did those things, but i know he was wrong. it's up to me and to you to make these things right. thinking about yesterday when was seeing president trump make his statement. every school child in america knows more about the climate challenge that apparently the president of the united states. he lives in effect free zone, his speech was based on th

it was the selma to montgomery march. it was a very moving time when george wallace's daughter, peggy wallace kennedy, made remarks on the steps of the capitol. this was in montgomery. sontalked about taking her to visit some of the sites of the civil rights movement. she said her son stood still as the past of his family washed over him and he turned to me and do thoseid paw paw things to other people?" i realized she said at that moment, i was at a crossroad in my life and the life my son. the mantle had passed and it was up to me to do for my son what my father never did for me. it was the first step in my journey of building a legacy of my own. i drew him close to me and said paw paw never told me why he did those things but i know he was wrong. maybe it's a lesson to make these things right. i cap thinking of that yesterday when i saw president trump make a statement. -- almost every school child in the country knows more about climate change than the president of the united states. he lives in a fact free zone. his

selma, how you doing today? >> hello. had he low. i'm doing great. clip obviously shows the tension between you and john lithgow's character and another scene that happens at the dinner table he says pretty rude things to you specifically like did you come into this country legally? it's a very awkward moment at the dinner table. know, when you, in your realyou- life, if someone spoke to you like that, how do you handle moments like that someone said that to you in real life? >> well, it depends. it's been said to many many times. it's still said to me sometimes. believe it or not. but, you know, what i love about beatrice and sometimes i've taken this road she doesn't really take it personal. she's not so, like, sensitive. she's sexual with all these super well dressed people, very powerful, very successful people, and she's not intimidated by them, and she doesn't feel less either. she sees everyone the same, you know. and sometimes i am like that in real life, too. every once in awhile they get me and then -- then i -- they hear a piece of my mind

i was reminded of when we went to selma for the 50th anniversary of the march, the selma to montgomery march. it was a very moving time when george wallace is daughter, peggy wallace kennedy, made remarks on the steps of the capitol. in montgomery. she told about tagging her son to visit some of the sites of the civil rights movement. burns stood still, she said, as the truth of his families past wash over you. he turned to me, his mother said, and asked did paul pot do those things to other people? this is where she took him to, the hostess enola. did you do all that? thinks of the people? i really she said at that moment i was at a crossroad in my life and the life of my son, the mantle had passed and it was up to me to do for burns what my father never did for me. it was a first step in my journey building a legacy of my own. i to him close to me and said, pa-pa never told me why he did those things, but i know he was wrong. so maybe it will be up to me and to you to make these things right. i can't think that yesterday when hosting president trump make his statement. how are you al

selma and dana both enjoyed family support but that is not always the case.mingham, they are creating a sporting arm to introduce an unlikely group of women to the benefits of regular physical activity. it's important to have a message to say it's ok for our girls to be in sport and we really want them in sport. its physical and mental well—being. them in sport. its physical and mental well— being. it is them in sport. its physical and mental well—being. it is also them confidence and self—esteem. sport brings all those things. amla rafiq watched her brother become the youngest ever captain of yorkshire and has since been leading the charge in yorkshire to encourage young girls to become involved after becoming frustrated lack of opportunity. my dad used to drive me miles from home to access cricket as well. again, it was having to drive miles away. there was nothing on the doorstep. fast forward to the next generation and 16 you rolled anisa ansar broke every women's wrecker at four wickets taking and became england's top striker bullinger h category. but it

he doesn't go to the march on selma.. if they vote it will be the same politicians we have now. there's something more fundamental we have to do here and that rings a bell with me but the way that we pursued it was to go to try to tell the truth as much as we could choose what got me started on this. that is the truth. so, it works in a way but it's a different approach. >> it seems like tellin has morn his role in the 60s like he's not going to that event. he does this amazing transformative thing with the black panther party is putting their news together this is what, late 60s could they put on the stereo as bob dylan that is the sound of what we want to do. i'm going to get this right and told the truth. let's organize. it's a different approach to these things. >> has he ever been playing a song as a political rally that introduced the candidate. he wanted to be a singer and songwriter sophie stayed away from the tough. i think that he's written songs certainly the crusading songs but i don't think he's ever wanted

very plain selma hyak, plays an immigrant from mexico, built a career as holistic healer, challengedal estate tycoon at a dinner party becomes uncomfortable. >> when i first came to the united states. >> did you come legally? >> yes. >> how did that work? >> i had family here on my mother's sigh. my grandmother died. >> god, dad, you work for the ins? you are grilling her? >> i'm curious. a lot of people come here illegally. i was interested in how she did it. >> okay. just ignore him. >> for the most part, the critics are loving it. giving it solid 79%, rotten tomatoes. uh. but christopher gray appears to disagree saying -- >> next to something a lot less political than that. tom cruise headlines a spectacular remake of the "mummy." >> spectacular. playing a soldier of who plunders sites. he unearths a egyptian princess entombed thousand of years who is hellbent on revenge. >> exact science this business. >> what? >> the business being -- >> evil. recognize and contain examine destroy. she is by far the most ancient we have ever encountered. >> there are some serious actors in the m

actress selma hayek is going to join us live.ible] >> screen writer sophia coppola. >> and tv host meredith vieira is going to join us live. a special message she wants to share and what she's saying about her time on the view that's making news. >> awesome. speaking of kevin he's here now -- put your make up away. time to play tv. >> i'm joining you for the selma hayek interview and we're nerding out. >> she has a new movie coming out. >> we'll wing it. >> new came out. 25.5 million views alone on facebook. check it out. it's awesome. >> ♪ >> don't fight in the north or the south. fight every battle everywhere always in your mind. >> ♪ >> for centuries our families fought together against their common enemy: despite their differences together. >> we need to do the same if we're going to survive. >> this is going to be season 7s it looks awesome. that's all we can show you. the rest is pretty violent. >> i like the buildup. >> very dramatic. >> i like the buildup for the character. you mentioned sophia coppola. she's the daughter

that was selma blair, who turns 45 today. >> we guessed right. >> spent 12 hours a day in a dark room> passion of hers. happy birthday. >>> all right, we're just about out of time tonight, but here's one more thing for you to check out, as we say good night. >> by, everybody. >> "the bachelorette" gets spicy, in this first look. >> to shucking. >> to shucking. >> rachel and jack share oysters -- >> i have a great time every time i'm with rachel. it feels really natural. possibilities are honestly endless. >> it's salty! >> and i'm open to it. >> then, what are these guys wearing? the competition gets fierce, as will tries to score points with rachel on and off the court. >> you got a bunch of alpha males out there, we're all here for rachel, obviously, and we all want to win. >> yeah! >> i needed to see that from will today and that didn't go unnoticed. now at eight ... natthe trans march kicks off pride weekend in san francisco.tonight .. how police plan to keep everyone safe during the city's biggest annual celebration.whooshafter the death of a teenage girl at lands end, new questi

that was selma blair, who turns 45 today. >> we guessed right. >> spent 12 hours a day in a dark room> passion of hers. happy birthday. >>> all right, we're just about out of time tonight, but here's one more thing for you to check out, as we say good night. >> by, everybody. >> "the bachelorette" gets spicy, in this first look. >> to shucking. >> to shucking. >> rachel and jack share oysters -- >> i have a great time every time i'm with rachel. it feels really natural. possibilities are honestly endless. >> it's salty! >> and i'm open to it. >> then, what are these guys wearing? the competition gets fierce, as will tries to score points with rachel on and off the court. >> you got a bunch of alpha males out there, we're all here for rachel, obviously, and we all want to win. >> yeah! >> i needed to see that from >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, katy perry gives a behind the scenes peek at the one love manchester concert. >> how are you? awesome that you're here and doing this. >> and why is the free spirited miley making headlines now?

. >> speaking of female directors, your friend, ava, from selma, now nominated for a documentary. >>lliant. >> yes, speaking of which, when we had this oscar so white year just one year ago you were outspoken, and i was glad that you were. >> uh-huh. >> i really appreciate it. i can tell you now face to face i really appreciated so much what you had to say, because it is so difficult for people and you understand this, and that is why i n -- know it was a risk f you to say, because it's one thing for me to say it. i'm not looking for a job from a director or agent or casting director. but it's so difficult often times for people in the industry who may feel how you feel to be outspoken in the industry, so thank you for having the courage to speak out. what do you think of the academy awards this year? >> i'm encouraged, but i would appeal to anyone and everyone not to get complacent, because i think infrastructurely, the changes that need to happen in order for this not to be an anomaly, haven't taken place, when i said it was a struggle to get it made, remain. the captains of indust

that was selma blair, who turns 45 today. >> we guessed right. >> spent 12 hours a day in a dark roomy birthday. >>> all right, we're just about out of time tonight, but here's one more thing for you to check out, as we say good night. >> buy bye everybody. >> "the bachelorette" gets spicy, in this first look. >> to shucking. >> to shucking. >> rachel and jack share oysters -- >> i have a great time every time i'm with rachel. it feels really natural. possibilities are honestly endless. >> it's salty! >> and i'm open to it. >> then, what are these guys wearing? the competition gets fierce, as will tries to score points with rachel on and off the court. >> you got a bunch of alpha males out there, we're all here for rachel, obviously, and we all want to win. >> yeah! >> i needed to see that from will today and that didn't go unnoticed. ght now, it's all new. a paid presentation from meaningful beauty by cindy crawford. (female announcer) with special appearances from some of your tv favorites sharing their number one skin saving secrets. (male announcer) plus, a stunning before and aft

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around midnight the brigham fire department confirmed they pulled a body from the selma avenue pit in hamilton township. the crews responded following reports of a swimmer who went under the water around 8 clinic last night. >>> -- 8:00 last night. >>> today the delaware senate will vote on raising the minimum wage $2, from $8.25 to $10.25, the next four years. supporters say the proposed increase will help low-wage earners want opponents believe it will hurt businesses and make goods more expensive for consumers. >>> everyone is back in their apartments after a fire at this center city highrise. the apartment complex at 22nd and the ben franklin parkway last night. the fire was contained to the 19th floor, and no one was hurt. >>> we've learned the name of the philadelphia police officer who shot and killed a dirt bike rider during a confrontation last week. nbc10 obtained this exclusive video of the incident. police say that officer ryan panal was stopped at a red light at hunting park and whitaker avenues last thursday. he spotted david jones driving a dirt bike erratically. the of

just in the last few hours, search crews pulled the body from the selma avenue pit in hamilton township. crews responded following reports of a swimmer whoroun 8: night. >>> new details on a philadelphia woman charged with attacking a state police horse during a political protest. lisa simon is accused of striking the animal in the neck with a spiked flag pole. police say it happened while they were handling demonstrators in harrisburg on saturday. she's charged with aggravated assault, resisting arrest, and other offenses. raising the $8.25 an hour earn. opponents b will hurt bussarea, $8.44.university's class of 2017 tonight at citizens b philadelphia police looking for a person who sho ald n. >> coming up, we'll show you th. > becse of fears that it could >>> live view from cape may at the marina. just a few thin clouds visible if you look closely. 75 degrees at 4:35. the shore is the place to be. 80s this afternoon. it's going to be a steamy one the 90s. stan cool. 4:35. the first alert forecast just there safe every time. miss reeves makes us sound amazing. recess wouldn't be reces

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the republican leadership likes to show up for the unveiling of the rosa park statue or to go to selma, alabama, for the 50th anniversary and come home and do nothing. actually the day we unveiled the statue, we were on the steps of the supreme court earlier that day. that was the day a few years ago where they did the oral argument on the voting rights act and the court decided against the voting rights act. now we have to correct that. pretty exciting. voting is an important subject. we can talk about it in a moment in terms of what has happened in the last few elections. first i want to talk about what's really the most important thing is that we stop the harmful -- the republican legislation. they have finally released what they call a working draft that they worked so hard to hide all of this time. even their own members have criticized their process, but i'm more concerned about their substance than their process right now as we see the bill. it's still -- the president called the house bill mean after celebrating its passage. then changed to saying it's mean. he said that he hop

. >> a march today across from selma to montgomery.rd the group. >> you were a beacon on the bridge. yo were left bloodied. we thought you were going to die. but you would make you would live to see your mother and father cast their first votes. >> the change we need doesn't come from washington. change comes to washington. >> owe would also live to see the segregated nation you live in and see the first african-american president in white house. and guess what? guess what young john, by some divine providence as if to send a message down through the ages, ha man will be nominated on the 45th anniversary of march on washington. and all of those signs you saw as a little child that said white men, colored men, white women, colored wo signs are gone. and the only places you will see those signs today will be in a book, in a museum, on a video. john, thank you for going to the library with your brothers, your sisters, and cousins. you were denied a library card. you were sad. but one day you've been elected to the congress. you wrote a bo

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selma hayek will join us life. she has new film out.k out about her previous films. >> movie director and screen writer sophia copy pole la. how wonder woman is proving to be a wonder for w hollywood. >> meredith vieira will join us this morning. special message she wants to share want she's saying about her time on the view that is making news. we'll talk with all of them coming up on good day. >> tucker barnes back with check of our forecast. >> we got zip trip to annapolis tomorrow. >> yeah. >> the three of us are going. we're very excite. >> we are. we are. >> we're dealing it back a little bit, though, i think. >> we're concerned it's going rain. that's the bottom line. >> that shouldn't stop people from coming out. >> everyone owns answer umbrella as do we. we'll be out there today. >> annapolis is beautiful under all conditions. hot and humid this afternoon low 90s and humidity creeping up after a break yesterday i think you'll notice it today. notice it this morning. 77 now in washington. annapolis 75. warm start to the day. lit

even through his final sermon at selma.ather than give into bitterness and disappointment, he concluded with these words, "all we do we must do with love. as a person and individual, i matter very little. although, the church matters a great deal." that is what it means to have a passion for serving others. as a leader of consequence, it is never about you. of st. michael's class of 2017, future leaders, a few of you will be called upon to serve in a manner such as father willett, but many of you will lead in education or public service and i hope you remember the story of father willett. the greatest call is to serve those you lead. those who may be still with me are probably having a hard time identifying with these examples. you may have taken a deep gulp and wondered if being a leader requires the selflessness of margaret chase smith. if you sit with those concerns, i do not share them. what i learned in my 40 years of service is that extraordinary leaders are actually ordinary men and women who make a commitment to exc

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selma, what do you make of this results ? selma, what do you make of this results?. it certainly does not look like a good lead—in to brexit. what will happen to policies throughout the uk? the drop for the snp, what went wrong? i think that was a readjustment after the 2015 election. and the big elephant in the room that nobody wants to talk about is 2014. we had 22 going to 45, which came about through a grassroots movement that transcended class and area. that is what is going to revitalise scotland. you voted conservative, martin, what happened that went right for the conservatives here in scotland?” think ruth davidson is the clue to what went on in scotland. she is a fantastic leader and the conservative team did a fantastic job of getting the boat out. i am sure they are very happy. what is the policy that the tories were campaigning on? it was comparatively -- it campaigning on? it was comparatively —— it was mostly about the union and anti—indy ref two. —— it was mostly about the union and anti-indy ref two. what are the tories stand for? i don't know. ruth

selma graduated from college and did not have a pathway. find them and then you have to have a job for them. so where are the jobs, which goes to the issue of something the country has really got to be thinking about. everybody works. if everybody is going to work there has to be a job. how are we going to create those jobs? we have an interesting conundrum in louisiana right now. i don't know the answer, this is the problem. in southwest louisiana , in a little city called lake charles, in the heel of the boot, right next to texas, they're doing about $80 billion investment in the creation of liquefied natural gas plants. they need thousands of employees to help weld and do all this stuff. i'm thinking, my old brain goes, that ain't that far away, that's a three-hour bus ride. where are they going to get those employees? there's no connection, no discussion. these guys need work, there's work to be hard. -- had how do we train them for , those jobs, how do we break down those issues? i'm going to bet a little bit of raceout -- of it is abo

i sampled his lyrics to close my speech at selma and tweeted reference to my first song as i was puttinghing touches on my final state of the union address. i had to brush some dirt off my shoulders during the campaign. so i'm pretty sure i'm still only president to listen to jay-z's music in the oval office. >> probably so. >> is there jay he is talking about. listening to jay-z's music as he writes his state of the union address his last one. big honor for jay-z last night , he became the first ever hip-hop artist to be induct in the song writer's hall of fame. >> and highlight of his induction had to be that speech given by former president barack obama. >> all right, cool. >> it was just pretty cool to see they are obviously friend. they have so much in common. >> jay-z was tweeting. that is so rare for jay-z. he has twitter but doesn't tweet. he was on a rant thanking people that inspired him, and started, you know, talking about other wrappers out there who worked with him. it was real interesting to see he just kept going. >> he was doing that on twit ter because he could not make

. >> i'm marching today from selma to montgomery. >> young john lewis, when you see something that'st wasn't for john lewis, i wouldn't be sitting at the table like this. >> why was it necessary for you to say serena couldn't beat the 700th player. >> i respect serena very much. she's the greatest player -- female player that ever lived. >> would you like to apologize? >> no. >> charlie, before you gas up and hit the road, i know people were expecting them to say the gas prices would be higher. >> it is indeed although my car is >> i d >>> we are gearing up for the 4th of july with an all american barbecue. >> plus with all the great food you'll eat over the holiday weekend, you'll need this fun and fast workout. >> it must be friday, june 30th. this is great day washington. >>> my name is chris leary. >> and i'm markette sheppard. we're your hosts of great day washington starting off friday with a little dance. that's nice. >> we have the fireworks coming. we have a lot of stuff going on. >> i can't dance because my spanks are too tight. i'm trying to suck it in for the weekend. >>

the founders in philadelphia, women at seneca falls, and marchers in selma all recognize the power of the vote. when we protect the rights of voters to make their choices, whatever they may be, we do our part to build a more perfect union. we can't wait for the next election. congress must restore the full protections of the voting rights act now. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. r. wilson: mr. speaker, otto was a shining example of what american families hope for sons and daughters. intellectually curious, interested in the world and bright. sadly, otto was murdered by the north korean dictatorship. by imprisoning him under sham charges, the communist totalitarian north korean regime is clearly responsible for his death. otto's story highlights the brutality of the north korean murders, on

. >> i'm marching today from selma to montgomery. >> young john lewis, when you see something that's if it wasn't for john lewis, i wouldn't be sitting at the table like this. >> why was it necessary for you to say serena couldn't beat the 700th player. >> i respect serena very much. she's the greatest player -- female player that ever lived. >> would you like to apologize? >> no. >> charlie, before you gas up and hit the road, i know people were expecting them to say the gas prices would be higher. >> it is indeed although my car is powered by having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. i