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host: in selma. guest: yeah.eople were not angry, it was just, this is work, i've got three kids to feed. host: the last stop i have time for, lewiston, maine. a very different group of people you got involved with photographing there. who were they? guest: somali refugees somali-americans. lewison, quebecois, french-canadian town that had mills and the mills left. 99.9% white and then catholic relief agencies moved in an african family and within 10 years, they are at roughly 15,000 somali-americans living in downtown and turning it into their home. host: successfully? guest: yeah. host: starting businesses, they -- starting businesses? guest: starting businesses, they reclaimed downtown, which was dying. host: what is the moral of the story? guest: there are a lot of morals but i think -- i understand there is a lot -- immigrants in the united states face a lot of problems. but i think the lesson of lewiston is that it works. you have this somali-american community that moved in in 1999 and dramatically changed

host: in selma. guest: yeah. people were not angry, it was just, this is work, i've got three kids to feed. host: the last stop i have time for, lewiston, maine. a very different group of people you got involved with photographing there. who were they? guest: somali refugees. somali-americans. lewison, quebecois, french-canadian town that had mills and the mills left. 99.9% white and then catholic relief agencies moved in an african family and within 10 years, they are at roughly 15,000 somali-americans living in downtown and turning it into their home. host: successfully? guest: yeah. host: starting businesses, they -- starting businesses? guest: starting businesses, they reclaimed downtown, which was dying. host: what is the moral of the story? guest: there are a lot of morals but i think -- i understand there is a lot -- immigrants in the united states face a lot of problems. but i think the lesson of lewiston is that it works. you have this somali-american community that moved in in 1999 and dramatically chan

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what selma was saying. the support is going to continue and it's certainly something that's been infuriating the kremlin over the past couple of months. the thing you always hear out of the kremlin, dmitry peskov and vladimir putin, they blame nato for prolonging the conflict in ukraine and prolonging the war in ukraine. first and foremost by supplying weapons to the ukrainians which means they can stay in the fight. look, the war would be over if nato didn't supply all of these weapons. obviously nato is saying, the u.s. is saying and the ukrainians are saying they need those weapons to defend themselves. putin met last friday with the mothers of russian soldiers. one of the things he made a point of saying and said he believes russia is not in a war with ukraine, it is in a war with those supplying and bank rolling ukraine, obviously talking about organizations like nato, talking about the west and this is something that we see nearly every day on russian state tv where they come out and say they believe

selma is live in london. fred, what is the motivation for this latest round of attacks?> reporter: hi there, max. it clearly is part of russia's war effort in ukraine. it was interesting because at that u.n. security council meeting we were showing on our screens, the russian representative said those attacks, as he put it, will continue until, as he said, ukraine adopts a more realistic stance. he accused the west of fueling the conflict by providing weapons to ukraine and said the russians are going to continue to strike ukraine's critical infrastructure as long as the support continues. the russians believe this is part of their wider strategy. a lot of it, max, is for domestic consumption. in russia the attacks are something that's prominently played here on russian state tv. also playing clips from ukrainian television talking about the fact that there is no power, there is no water, that people are very cold and essentially trying to say that russia -- that it shows that russia is maded headway in what is called the special military operations. this is also, max, o

selma abdelaziz joins us with the latest. there's some suspicion why russia is pulling out and whether or not it's a trap, selma. >> reporter: absolutely, max. overall, this is a stunning admission of defeat. ukraine appears to be reaping the rewards. they've taken a village south of mikolaiv on the path to kherson city itself. don't expect everything to change overnight here, max. as you said, president zelenskyy said he's going to proceed cautiously. in his nightly address he said the enemy does not give us gifts meaning he's worried this is potentially a trap to lure ukrainian forces into the city of kherson. a huge defeat. a huge loss for president putin. in some ways not surprising, max. we had seen signs now for weeks that russia was struggling to hold on to this very important strategic city. there were less russian checkpoints. less of a russian force. tens of thousands of people were forced out of their homes. already ukrainian forces say they are seeing movement on the ground. russian forces are withdrawing from som

cnn's selma abdelaziz is live in kyiv. what, selma, is putin suggesting here? >> reporter: this was in response to a reporter's question, as you mentioned there. president putin saying, yes, that barrage of missiles is partly a response but it's not all we can do, a very ominous warning there. christine, he's already done more. he's already pulled out of this very important grain deal that could cause a huge domino effect around the world. take a listen to what president putin said. >> translator: so we are not saying that we are ending our p participating and the united nations representatives take an active part in this process. we are grateful to them obviously. then let them communicate with ukraine so ukraine gaur an tease there will be no risk to our ships which provide security. >> reporter: now ukraine says that several vessels have been able to leave black sea ports despite russia pulling out of the initiative. russia says for its part if ukraine continues to do this without moscow's involvement, that could be, quote, risky and dangerous. what we're se

. >> selma abdelaziz has more from kyiv. you heard more sirens this morning. >> reporter: yes, just about an hour ago, max and bianca, we heard air raid sirens go off. unclear if it hit any targets. it was around this time yesterday missile attacks resulted to water being cut off, electricity being cut off to hundreds of thousands. yes, there's warnings to the mayor and others that this is going to continue. even though life is getting harder, in a sense what we're seeing is a sense of solidarity. i want to show you how and why that is. what you're looking at behind me are russian tanks, burnt out and on the front lines. they've been brought to the central square here in kyiv to send a message, we stand behind our troops. we will not back down. it's a really important space for ukrainians. any time an international dell will he grace comes here, ukrainian officials come here. you often see families taking pictures. life is getting tougher. we're heading into the winter. families wonder how they'll operate without run water a

oh must selma was shot in the head during him is really army operation. just a day before her 16th birthday, she was a passenger in a car with another person who was wounded and then taken into custody. i witnessed his claim of the girl who was denied medical attention and died 25 minutes later. local palestinian officials say the driver was all aware of the it's really raid son encountered the soldiers by accident. will he is really military say soldiers fired out the approaching vehicle, which they claim was speeding towards them after cause for the car to stop where not obeyed. last. however clashes with the fuse of full his family over who's to blame for the teenagers death. ha ha. ha ha ha ha, who was young and innocent? but when she went out to buy some food and she was met by a neighbor who offered to give her ride home again, but on the way back, the israel soldiers opened fire, killing fulla, and arrest him to drive up. i want to international community to open an investigation into the moto, my innocent child who died just one day before her bir

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. >>> cnn's selma abd abdelaziz i following the story from london.erating facilities, that is according to the head of the country's power grid, what more are you learning about this? >> yes, rosemary. ukrainian officials accusing russia of failing on the battlefield, as you saw in that package from fred pleitgen. the difficulties their soldiers are facing on the front lines. in the absence of a victory on that battlefield, ukrainian officials accusing russia of intentionally targeting its civilian infrastructure of inflicting more and more humanitarian suffering, even far, far from the battlefield. in fact, the world health organization's europe regional director was in kyiv earlier this week to assess the damage, particularly on the power grid. you mentioned there the ukrainian officials saying that a colossal attack last week, over 100 rockets fired have left most of the country's hydroelectric and thermal plants completely destroyed. half of the ukrainian power grid is either damaged or destroyed in these sustained attacks. again, going back to t

thank you so much, selma. nice to see you. >>> the fed is not done yet. another 3/4 point hike on wednesday. the fourth in a row. federal reserve chairman jerome powell making it clear more hikes are coming. >> i don't have any sense that we've over tightened or moved too fast. i think it's been a good and successful program that we've gotten this far this fast. remember though that we still think there's a need for ongoing rate increases and we have some ground left to cover here and cover it we will. >> the latest hike brings the central bank's lending rate hike to 3.75%. 4% is the highest fed funds rate since january of 2008. >>> the astros making history last night throwing just the second no hitter ever in a world series game. carolyn manno has this morning's bleacher report. >> good morning. pretty remarkable to think about it. there's been 688 world series games and we've only seen it twice. the last time don larson in 1956 by the yankees. last night it was really exciting. christian javier was the star. his teammates said, god willing you'll throw

for more, selma abdelaziz joins us live from kyiv. there are mixed messages on this. we've heard from russsian officials they're planning to leave kherson. the british russian military said they could be shooting troops that dessert from kherson. what do you understand about the plans and what they might be? >> reporter: ukraine is accusing russia of muddying the waters a little bit here, max and bianca. they say they're spreading disinformation, if you will. we saw the russian-backed official saying most likely troops, russian troops, would pull back from the city of kherson towards the east of the kherson region and we did see the main flag, the main building in kherson city, the russian flag taken down from there on a social media video. this is just a trap. yes, we've seen some troop movement and some checkpoints have been cleared but there's absolutely no mass withdrawal. you wouldn't expect a mass withdrawal. the city is absolutely a strategic prize for president putin. it is critical to the bridge, the land bridge that he's built connecting crimea to the rest o

cnn's selma abdelaziz is live in london.ow is ukraine dealing with the aftermath of yesterday's devastating missile attack? >> reporter: so devastating were the strikes that neighboring moldova lost electricity. that's how hard the power grid was hit. let's start by taking stock of the consequences of that. yes, many of those missiles shot down by ukraine's air defense systems, rather. those that were able to hit their target, that caused really huge damage. nearly every single electricity consumer in ukraine was cut off from power at some point yesterday. in the capitol kyiv, almost every single resident was cut off from running water. some of that has been restored. emergency workers have been working around the clock through the night and they have been able to bring back some services, but for president zelenskyy, this was yet another violation by the kremlin. he called an emergency security council meeting yesterday. that was granted and he did address the security council yet again accusing russia of terrorism, of war

let's go to our colleague, selma serfaty.timing is interesting doesn't even begin to get to it. >> reporter: that's right, poppy. timing is interesting and the new revelations are interesting. we have reported on many of the details, the lead up and the pressure campaign trump put on pence to not certify the 2020 election before. we reported a lot of these details, but it is so powerful to hear it firsthand from the former vice president who does in this new book excerpt. a tweet came in during the trip from the president. he said, quote, president trump retweeted an obscure article titled operation pence card. it eluded to the theory that if all else fails i could alter the outcome of the election on january 6th. i showed it to my wife karen and rolled my eyes. and the language he uses quoting trump is really striking here, too. he multiple times quotes the former president as calling him a wimp saying, don't wimp out. he could go down in history, poppy, as just a somebody if he went on to certify the results of the election

he was at selma.eing in south carolina, being readily civil rights leaders who were his mentors all helped create who he is now. so the penn center like you said were going to move our museum exhibit from a vantage of the penn center parade that is the reason because it meant soh muh to him. that experience meant so much to him.di >> that is perfectly. >> would have an audience question do we have time for quick question? >> two questions one is he wasor saying many strong black leaders, these historically black colleges andnd universiti. have any strong black leaders come out of the white universities? and the second question is i would like to know what the role and a young head in the civil rights movement?jo what did he do that trayvon martin luther king could not do that made a major contribution to the success of the, movement? >> before i got here i visited the greatt university here in nashville. but yes barack obama came out of columbia. wb the first black person get a phd from harvard, unive

and i tell that story of selma in her role and how the movie got made and her backstory. i tell that story about. david duvernay in this book, so um, it is a wide sweeping story with a y angled lens. thank you so much. i think that's a good point to end on as any we're right at eight o'clock. this has been really just wonderful. thank you both for being here. it's it's it's just a really. important interesting thing to spend time thinking about and talking about and really appreciate both of you being here to to shed some light on it and and we're all really excited about colorization and hope that all of you out there will check it out. i just dropped the link into the chat again, so it should be easy to get to but you can also just find it at harvard comm by searching colorization any last words either of you? i want to thank you peter. i want to thank all of the viewers. someone said this book in some ways is a love letter. to hollywood. i i think that there are moments when you will read the book and you may think that which is nice, you know, but it's also a very tru

selma abdelaziz has the latest from kyiv.eing any signs of a russian pullout from kherson? >> reporter: the short answer is, no, you are not seeing any signs from a pullout from kherson and do not expect one. this is a very important city for president putin. absolutely strategic prize for president zelenskyy to gain back for ukraine. for weeks and months we've seen a buildup for a big battle for the city that president putin has illegally annexed. you can imagine he's not going to let go of it easily. it's important to know, christine, there are tough repo reporting restrictions. it's very unclear what's happening there. ukrainian officials accusing russia of muddying the waters, sending disinformation with the reports that troops are going to pull out to lure ukraine's forces into the city of kherson, lure them into getting into that city. but ukraine ians don't expect anything to change overnight. this will be an extremely tough battle for ukraine especially looking at the winter months. >> selma abdelaziz, keep us po post

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