i had the privilege of going to selma twice with john lewis. to go, i took my entire family. i took my son's girlfriend who is now our daughter-in-law. she was so excited to meet john lewis. in this time it was a presidential year so the crowds were large. you would visit the churches. we were going to make the march onto the bridge. john lewis made sure i marched next to him. as the crowds got bigger and everybody wanted to be with john, as my family would walk a little bit slower, i remember as we were walking down the street he stopped the entire march. the cameras and those who were running for president, to make sure that my family was back with him. what i remember is what he told me as he made that march. he said, i got arrested trying to eat lunch at the counter in that building. as we marched toward the bridge i will never forget. he would tell us the story of that day. when we got to a certain point, i can't tell you anymore. i don't remember past this moment when i was beaten. he does not remember how he got back, but he was carried

when john doar showed up in selma at jean jackson's house, where dr. king was staying, he had identical pajamas with ralph abernathy. he was staying there. and john doar showed up and said, there is a federal injunction for you not to march after bloody sunday until judge johnson holds a hearing on what happened on the pettus bridge on bloody sunday and and people around dr. king said, you're talking to the wrong people. we didn't do anything. you need an injunction on the people that attacked us, not on us. and and john doar said, yes, this is a federal court order. i agree. if you want the federal government to enact a voting rights law, which is the purpose of the selma movement. we can't do it if you are in contempt of a federal order, you have to wait. the greatest illustration of the importance of the federal government, the federal judiciary and the congress really all the branches of the government. the king had to decide i going to march in defiance of this order. tuesday, march 9th. a remarkable day in american history. bloody. was march 7th.

selma, politicians pick up on ublic begins. selma, politicians pick up on public concern. _ begins.erm a politician making the kinds of arguments that stephen has been making about rehabilitation and getting numbers down? that making about rehabilitation and getting numbers down?- getting numbers down? that is exactly the _ getting numbers down? that is exactly the point. _ getting numbers down? that is exactly the point. which - getting numbers down? that is - exactly the point. which politician, no matter— exactly the point. which politician, no matter what party they are from, will put _ no matter what party they are from, will put front and centre in the manifesto they want prison reform trust _ manifesto they want prison reform trust up _ manifesto they want prison reform trust up that will be their focus. do they— trust up that will be their focus. do they privately believe it and don't say it publicly? i do they privately believe it and don't say it publicly?— do they privately believe it and don't say it publicly? i think there are some that _ don't say it publicly? i think

it includes the historic city of birmingham, montgomery, my hometown of selma, marion, and the blackis america's civil rights district. sir reverend price, and the members of the historic 16th street baptist church, i want to thank you for welcoming us year after year. welcoming us not just now but you welcome people from all over the world who come. we know that this is a living, breathing church. active in its community, still. [applause] >> and we thank you. to justice jackson, the first black woman to serve on the united states supreme court, thank you. [applause] your very presence is meaningful in ways you will never, ever, ever truly understand. so today we remember, we reflect, we reconcile, and we rededicate. today once again we join together with these sacred walls, in these sacred walls and on this haloed ground -- hollowed -- hallowed ground, to honor the lives of four precious girls, we do, mr. mayor, remember them by their names. addie mae collins, carole robertson, cynthia morris wesley, and denise mcnair. i say to the families, please stand. we know what a great sacri

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some low lying areas getting fluffed as, as the tie selma is now causing by hong kong and lou scott with a is territory in the coming hours and, and then along the southern coast of china and bringing extensive damage as predicted by scientists. and the government is, is really getting prepared to, to brace himself for these uh, super tyson, um, that's a, as people to say in those. so this is an unusual friday night that you can hardly find anyone on the street in the normally bustling city center as people are basically how clean down uh indoors. like i'm out of time as i speak. now, i'm reporting from home. i can still feel the impasse that i can hear loud and a housing went from outside even with all the windows shuts. so the work is like yet to come. now, do you reckon at home home as well prepared for this extreme weather event? it was given the unique path and structure of this super tyson is like a where it's many residents in here and home calling about the day before what things. 7 people are rushing to super my cab to stop coming through that long too. so seem that you have to

the show will be in selma at 1:00 p.m. >>> one person has died in maine after cyclone lee made landfallthe northeast yesterday. it was a 51-year-old man that was killed after a falling tree struck his car amid windy weather conditions. police were reportedly unable to reach the man because of powerline involvement. however, once central main power shut off the grid, crews were able to remove him from the car. authorities say the man was taken to the hospital where he later died from injuries. the investigation is ongoing. >>> on maui, authorities hope to begin escorting residents into the fire ravaged areas of lahaina soon. people likely will be allowed into the burn zone september 25th, a week from tomorrow. but that timeline is fluid, as the epa continues to remove toxic materials from the area. meanwhile, support for maui continues to pour in. members of a pop group are using their talent to raise money for fire victims. >> reporter: they want to be known as h-pop because all five members are from hawaii as they are raising money. crossing rain is crossing time zones to showcase thei

erin selma has been tracking this and has more from new york. there is a new deadline in detroit. if contract negotiations don't yield significant progress by friday, united auto workers has threatened to expand its targeted strikes. that is what the union president told automakers in a video posted last —— late monday. by tuesday, the two sides looks no closer to an agreement. more than 12,000 union members are on strike and their tactic is historic. the union a striking all three auto workers at —— automakers at once, targeting some of the most profitable plans. by stopping work and only certain plants the union can effectively bottleneck production without calling all of its members to strike at once stop the union is seeking better pay and benefits, including the end to a tiered pay system, a shorter work week, and better benefits for retirees. and, cheaply, a 40% pay raise for its members over four years. automakers say that is out of reach and meeting the union's demands on what the pay wouldn't allow them to compete with foreign carmakers. the union has an advocate imprison

the historic cities of montgomery, birmingham, any selma folks out there? marion, black belt. thank you. we are very proud of the legacy, the very strong and uplifting legacy that is alabama's seventh congressional district. it's a legacy of ordinary americans daring, having the audacity to make this nation live up to its highest ideals of justice and equality for all. generations of americans, many in my hometown of selma, marched, fought and even died for the equal right of all americans to vote. it was their sacrifice that gave us the civil rights act of 1964, and the voting rights act of 1965. but today we know that old battles have become new again and our progress is under attack. across the nation, extremists are working to restrict voting access, undermine our democracy, and dilute the power of the african-american and minority voters. nowhere is that battle more evident than in my home state of alabama. in june black voters in alabama won a historic victory when the supreme court struck down our congressional map and ordered the state to create at least two majority-m

should enter for literacy in the literacy classes of the movement, put them in one of the schools in selmas, write their names in the fifth grade of elementary school . female students more and more on a few hours from 4 to 6 o'clock from 40% of the revolution 89% reached today phone number street library bank they pour money i take money water and electricity bill with water they easily pay women who are now not only literate but also educated they also have excellent scarves and hair growth in tabriz university of blood in 1983. i got a bachelor’s degree in 1983. currently, there are legal internships and legal counseling courses . and it covers three thousand people women with post-graduate degrees, we have doctors, we have university professors to go, we have teachers, we have writers, we have fat people, thanks to the efforts of the literacy movement organization, now iran is among the top 10 countries in the world in terms of the literacy rate of women aged 10 to 49. the gap between male and female literacy is 2314 miles. this distance has now reached 6%, the eradication of illiteracy

i will yield to susan, part of the selma caucus, within the democratic caucus. susan was born there, to talk about this in the impact. what we have seen time and time again is not just house republicans, but republican state legislators have sought to reduce opportunities for people to access -- to exercise their franchise and to vote. i saw this when i was on the house administration committee serving on the voting rights subcommittee with now secretary marcia fudge and g.k. butterfield. time and time again we did field hearings, we went around the country, we talked to voters, we talked to local election officials. the importance of the john lewis voting act, the importance of what he vote for, and the fact that we have his name on it, it's not lost on any members of the democratic caucus on how important that right is, and how, sadly, we still need to fight for it. so, we look forward to it, i hope you will join us at the press conference later today, but it's an important part of who we are on the democratic caucus platform, and it's important, and teary sch

selma, alabama, it was hit very hard by a tornado.e have our individual priorities, but i think writ large, all of us know we have to keep government open and we must do what we need to do in order to do that. but we are not going to help the republicans you know, shed pounds government. we are not going. >> we have the chair of the congressional black caucus, -- last week. he talked about that national -- that you all did with the caucus, and culminated in the march on washington -- which you were beating. i don't know how you kept all that energy. you marched all the way to the king memorial. you didn't drop off early. >> i'm from selma, we march! >> you march. you have it in your dna. let me say this. this week, let me go to this issue. this week, a panel of federal judges struck down u.s. states congressional map drawn by republican state lawmakers. the second time in less than three months that federal judges have ruled him out intentionally dilutes the black vote in alabama. by failing to create a second majority black district

mentioned and the thinner ones in west azarbaijan, most of the northern parts of mako chaldran, khoi selmasstan province , north khorasan and the highlands of semnan. and heights in qazvin and zanjan also appear, and another meteorological phenomenon that must be mentioned is the strong wind due to the sudden and permanent change in the air mass, which is the condition in the east of the iranian country, in south khorasan, in sistan and baluchistan, in the northeast. and in the southeast of khorasan, we will have razavi, which is likely to be accompanied by dust, and in some places it will be on the scale of a storm. also , our compatriots in north khorasan, in golestan, and also in mazandaran, therefore, in the next 72 hours, due to the formation of the eye pollen production above, i.e., in the qaragom desert of turkmenistan, and the dominance of fire currents in the north of it there is a possibility of loss of dust and reduction of air quality, of course, this wind blowing in the east and northern and southern parts of semnan province and northern isfahan province will create dust and tr

. >> deli board owner alan mesic who runs mac better selma says he became a expert through his personal experience. >> i had found two dead bodies, one in 2023, one in 2019, both walking my dog outside of my home. if you have seen the conditions on seventh and mission and you can look at me and honestly tell me that that is humane, then i will give up. >> adam approached executive director on the coalition of homelessness for a public debate. the group is suing the city, arguing it had violated the law and clearing homeless encampments without offering shelter. there is a temporary limit on sweeps of homeless people. >> what we have to do to have a functioning homeless system, we have to prevent people from becoming homeless in the first place. last year, in san francisco, for every one person that we had off, we had five more people becoming homeless. >> the city needs a tougher, more aggressive approach to handling open-air drug use, mental illness and homelessness. >> we need medical professionals to screen these people and figure out what their real needs are. how do you ask a fenta

execution of the contract, in my opinion, the best person should be the english language teacher in selmas schools, the english challenge that was approved in the last meeting in the education council, it was decided that in a period of 6 years prepare a report in 6 months we are preparing a part of the report and the institute of education studies will make a series of decisions about the quality of language teaching in schools so that i can be influenced by the establishment of this report. you are absolutely right. elders, the training goes back to the way of implementation. we now have a new approach that we have in english family books, which is to write a communication approach and not a gun . the teachers are really good enough for me there is no religion with the highest quality factors that are effective in the weak implementation of islam in the english language and measures must be taken in relation to non-english languages. we should do exercises and planning on content production and carry out this mission of the registration organization in german and french . let's go to the

example, in the northwest of the country, you can go to chaldaran , mako jolfa, as well as to shabster, selmas, qara ziauddin, or tabriz , urmia, in ardabil province. the past of parsabad in gilan province can be mentioned astara effort lahijan rodsar, of course, it is not expected to continue. tomorrow, the heart will be more widespread. areas in the western regions of mazandaran province, sari, mazandaran province are in snow for golestan province, and rain is expected in the central alborz highlands, in the highlands of the northeast of tehran province. the cloudiness of the air entering tomorrow and the day after tomorrow will create the conditions for cloud growth in the southern heights of kerman, the northern part of hormozgan, the south and west of fars province, in the afternoon hours with scattered showers in the northwest of the country , west azerbaijan and the east of the region from ardabil and gilan provinces and mazandaran, these rains can lead to flooding in a temporary and seasonal way. an important advice is to refrain from going to high altitudes for tomorrow and the day af

the lie is that these memorials are innocent relics of the past that good when the president the selma chapters of the daughter claimed to be absolutely devastated by the theft. and in 2021 she had good reason to be worried. in the days and weeks after george george floyd was murdered on may 25th, 2020, on the street in front of cup foods in minneapolis, people across the united states and across the world took to the streets to protest. they chanted his name and called for an end to police brutality. and they toppled monuments and memorial days. this may have seemed somewhat incongruous initially, but by the end of the summer, more than 150 memorials had been knocked down by. protesters or on ceremony removed by municipal governments. almost none of them were memorial to police officers. they were they came down in the united states, in india, columbia, south africa and the uk in the united states there were mostly memorials that had stood quietly in local parks and on the grounds government building for at least a century. and they were memorials to. christopher columbus and a confed

king and the civil rights movement and the march from selma and was so excited to arrive at berkeley. my first stop was at the jewish student union and i signed up as all good jewish kids were supposed to do. the second stop for me was the black student union table and i walked up and introduce myself and i said, let's start a black jewish dialogue. african-american colleague burst out laughing. and kept laughing until he saw the horrified look on my life realizing that i did not get the picture. and i guess calm the moment. and he said, i am from harlem. and when he said that i understood literally that harlem was an african-american neighborhood in manhattan but understood it was a much deeper statement he was making to me. that his upbringing and my upbringing and certainly his look at african-american history and my look at it would be fundamentally different. and as a route to open the book, that was the moment that started this particular project. this is my answer to that conversation with him. >> where did that conversation go ? it is culminated in this marvelous book that we

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these volunteers got their hands dirty, picking up trash and debris along coyote creek in selma. olander park not far from san jose state university, the investment firm that's purchased nearly $1 billion worth of solano county farmland, is sharing its vision to build a city and how residents feel about it. >> yeah, flannery associates released the results of a survey of 100 of hundreds of solano county residents exclusively to the abc7. i-team. i-team reporter stephanie sear joining us live with the story that you will only see on seven. this continues just to get more and more interesting. >> it certainly does and these results just became public. the firm says over the past two years, solano county residents have been surveyed and interviewed about a wide range of topics, including proposed ballot measures, discussing things like clean energy, sustainable infrastructure and affordable housing. today we have a first look at those results after years of speculation as to what an investment firm would do with more than 55,000 acres of solano county farmland colored in red on this

implement it in the implementation to record the fact that someone who has not learned english in selmasools has to be taught english . in the last meeting of the council of education, this issue was approved and it was decided that this game is 6 six o'clock a report will be prepared in a month. we will prepare a part of the report, a part of the research institute of education and research on the quality of language teaching in schools , so that i can make this report a series of decisions. you are absolutely right, we have an opinion on this matter. in this report, i mentioned that some of the elders go back to the way the film is performed, now there is a new approach that we have in the current english language books, which is to write the communication approach and the look of the gun, and very good steps and take, but the amount of time that has been allocated and the allocation of time to education and also about the situation teachers, you are really not good enough for me, you are religious, the most quality factors that are effective in the implementation of the islamic subtle

"glory," which legend and common co-wrote for the film "selma."g for a film that was based on events that were 50 years ago. we say that "selma" is now because the struggle for justice is right now. >> reporter: mass incarceration, that was legend's first target for social change. you spent a lot of time focusing on penal reform in this country. prison reform. >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> that's part of me not fear forgetting where i come from and rem remembering how the system affected so many people in my family, in my neighborhood. i know so many personal stories of people who have been affected by it, families affected by it, and then as i grew older, it grew beyond what was personal to me and personal to the people around me and i began to understand more holistcally in the nation what we've done over the past few decades. we have become the most incarcerated country in the world, and it's been costly in so many ways. i have been spending the last decade or so fighting to change that. ♪ i wish i knew how it would feel to be free ♪ >> reporter

necessarily about only economic returns, the saudis, and the crown prince, known as m b s mohammed vin selma, are also looking for a different kind of to sports or that was central component of the country's long term political strategy. an exercise in national re branding known as vision 23rd, a lot of it has to do with the role that sports plays in modern society. is this kind of, intertwined in a financial interest of cultural interest, means that if it comes far more difficult to challenge solving ravia a number of other fields, whether we're talking about energy prices or some of the more aggressive foreign policy goals of the crown prince has been pursuing for this entire period. what's happening now in saudi arabia, undeniably, is transformative. saudi is trying to diversify its economy away from oil, find other sources of jobs for citizens, and to ship the economy away from hydrocarbons. that's one piece. the other piece is cultural and social, shifting the country away from the very austere brand of islam. it has define saudi society for generations like along women's drives, encour

they supported the marches in selma. they work very closely with dr. king on voting rights which was passed immediately after my uncles death in memorial to him. they integrated the university of alabama as well. they forced voting rights and supported the freedom riders. they were in the middle of the civil rights battle. they were indignant about the way black americans were treated. i am proud of their legacy during that minute -- during their administrations. black americans who had been officially apartheid, they dismantled the jim crow laws. it made black americans second-class citizens. they made america a true constitutional democracy for the first time in its history. i'm very happy that you've had good experiences. with vaccines i've never opposed vaccines. what i said is that we should have good science. we should have robust science and we should and the financial entitlements between the regulatory agencies and the pharmaceutical companies. if people want to take vaccines, they should be able to do that. i have never opposed that. that's a

any doubt they sent federal troops to old mess, oxford mississippi, they supported the marches in selmaked very closely with doctor king on the voting rights act that was passed immediately after my uncles death. they integrated the university of alabama and forced voting rights into the states. they supported the freedom writers. they were in the middle, they were indignant about the way black americans were treated in the south and i'm proud of their legacy. during their administration, black americans, they dismantled the jim crow laws that had made a black americansac second-class citizens and they made america a true constitutional democracy for the first time in its history. i'm very happy that you had good experiences with vaccines. i've not. i've never opposed vaccines. i've said we should have good science, robust science and end the financial entanglements between the financial agencies and thepa pharmaceutical compans but if people want to take vaccines they ought to be able to do that just like any other medicine. i've never opposed that. that is a defamation that is applied

flights if it's not which of those plane breaking down and leaving stranded in new delhi autism under selma has more details . it doesn't show the canadian diamond is said he was cornered by indian communist and the reins of movies or with the color funny separatism that is going on is for which by the way directly impacts in getting for the call. the size of it is an issue in canada as basically the see community. some see that happen to testing on and off more so i'll leave and demanding that indian punjabi a separate country. now over the years, the call us on issue has someone died in india, but it has been kept to live in the fall of a cell because of canada. was that it is a see community using need your was that now during the g 20 summit, india can wait. it's can sense to canada, 5 minutes to 5 minutes. so you can read our strong concerns about continuing anti indian activities of extremist elements in canada. they're promote in succession isn't and inciting violence against eating deployments, damage and diplomatic premises, and threatening the indian community in canada. and there

the selma, so by sean sent troops into the armenian control, nego no cutoff region, and launched alternatively strikes on it's capital. azerbaijan wants to complete with a drawing of a meaningful sense, but yet one says it doesn't have any sense. has that runs president abraham, right? he's, he has told the united nations general assembly that there was a cultural apartheid against as long as the west. he says that as long as establishing new partnerships with like minded entities is rarely false as have killed at least 3 palestinians and the occupied westbank. 30 others were injured with israel launched an assault on the janine refugee can have been several rates on the densely packs neighborhood this. yeah. meanwhile, in gaza, one palestinian protest has been killed and 9 others injured off. the is rarely false, has always been fine along the eastern border. there were protests at that border earlier this week was it was raining cushions at the ad ox them off and occupied is to release them. and israel is keeping the arrows crossing at the gauze and for the close that's in response to confro

once i started by johnny administration takes complete control of the name of selma. i understand that as ethnic armenians leave, the men in particular are being asked to leave the car as you've reported on this and in previous days and they're being aidid and checked. and that's raise some suspicions as to, as a, by john's intentions talk to us about that as well. there being the number of arrests that have been made has been the form of a foreign minister of that self declared region adviser to the president who surrendered to the other by joining forces. and they have also released the list of people who they are looking for. people who are there by johnny guffman says, have been involved and what it calls for crimes people who been involved in the killing of civilians as well as other by johnny forces. and they, it is going to be charging them on terrorism offenses because all of these crimes, according to, as of right, john happened on its soil. so it is doing this violated arresting that list of people who it says are a few dozen individuals. but it is guarantee

true though, is it to also corresponded runjun selma. thank you so much for those dates. house this continue the discussion now in plus live to on. guess what? you've sick reform. indeed. external affairs ministry secretary monday. thanks for joining us. it's lovely to see you this monday. so india's foreign ministry has expressed the deep concerns of these unseen indian lives most was seeing and kind of to, to the extent that they've even paused trade talks between the countries. what the impacts could put, such as the have on permanent to treat those position towards the why the coal stick activity in canada. this one i hope that the india has sent a very fun message that the prime minister trudel good bundle though. i think the fact it's probably symbolic that his aircraft is grounded, maybe his gun mentor. busy should be grounded, i don't know, but uh, you know, it was a very, a very, i'm diplomatic, could kind of move on his bought a to, uh, you know, play down this concern of india and then putting the shoe on the other foot, abusing india of foreign interference, i

some low lying areas getting fluffed as, as the tie selma is now causing by hong kong and i'll lose scott with him. is territory in the coming hours and, and then along the southern coast of china and bringing extensive damage as predicted by scientists. and the government is, is really getting prepared to, to brace himself for these uh, super tyson. um, that's a those people to say in those. so this is an unusual friday night that you can hardly find anyone on the street in the normally best thing us to, to send to. people are basically how clean down uh, indoors like i'm out of time as i speak now on reporting from home, i can still feel the impasse that i can hear loud and a housing went from outside even with all the windows shuts. so the work is like yet to come in there was corresponding see because they are reporting from hong kong. i want to know the video ologist matthew computer need to break down this extreme weather that we've been seeing across the northern hemisphere this summer. matthew, it's good to have you. i mean, let me just look at it. we've got a super type food in t

they supported the marches in the selma . they worked very closely on the voting rights act which was passed immediately after my uncles death. because in memorial to him they integrated out the university of alabama as well. the force of voting rights into the states they attacked but they supported the freedom writers. they are in the middle of the civil rights battle of my uncle and father. they were indignant about the way black americans were treated and i am proud of their legacy. during their administration of black americans who had been official apart tied they dismantled the jim crow laws. i made black americans second-class citizens. that made america troop time in its history. i am very, very happy you have had good experiences with the vaccines. i have never opposed vaccines. what i have said is that we should have good science. we should have robust science we should end the financial entanglements before the regulatory agencies. but if people want to take it back things that ought to be able to do that that is

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i am deeply honored, thank you so very much, congresswoman terri sewell from selma, alabama. we welcome all to our alc town, secure in our democracy. all of the goals are connected. i am thrilled to be cochairing the congressional black caucus foundation's 52nd annual legislative conference alongside my partner stacey plaskett. virgin islands in the house. our annual like to conference is a call to action. we have a lot of conversations this week but it is important to remember that this is a call to action. four to five by thought-provoking discussion. brainstorming on policy solutions and purposeful action that can be applied to communities across the country. that is what this town hall, that is what this family reunion is all about -- a call to action. it could not come at a more important time. this is a moral moment. we are called upon again to push the nation to center equity in all of its discussions and policy, and to move forward the continuing project of democracy. black folk have always had to play a particular kind of role in that work because we have been on the