this is shelby. my beautiful daughter that i raced. i brought into this world and you took her out of this world and when you took shelby away from me you didn't just take away one child from me you took away all 3 of my children. because i'm a mother the pain you've caused my son and my daughter it just keeps. ripping me apart. that pain will be there the rest of our life. i had to come into the courtroom for almost 4 years 3 years and 7 months. i have waited for this day for a long time. to where i don't have to come back to court and face the person that took my child's life away. but i know when i walk out that courtroom and so for. if. luke. miss rose i am more dangerous than please don't keep on hounslow move forward in which i am my own burden 1st grade on sentence you change her mind her going out possibility the more loony tune in former insurgents oh my i'm a morning 10 the money. man . bit so. i am. and. the books i look great too besides the just the jordan sample the facilities the birds the pilots the bill is comparable.

wants to win a state cheerleading title. >> i think she doesn't know what to do with shelby.welcome these children. in fact we have some on our other teams like our football team. whenever i want to be accused of not including all of our kids. we are proud of our track record. >> so far facebook seems to be the only winner here. >> that is the problem with social media. we get a partial picture of something and it is human nature. it is human nature to depend defend people. it becomes a big thing where it could have been been a conversation. >> sabrina wants an apology before any conversation begins. >> we are taking a look at the bay area we can. there is the cooler mild temperatures. how was the weekend panning out? >> let's go to alex in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the 7:00 news. >> thank you. you may be surprised by this democrat in the presidential race who qualified today for the next round of debate. how he made the cut and who he will be joining on that stage. >> plus, an actor known for playing the bad guy is now being held a

and i said lieutenant and shelby is and. i started punching on the lawn. and then i just screamed. and i'm going to be had i don't know if you know how to paint it. you know you know he and i got in a very. sort of going to. the learning new details about the killing of a metro p.c.s. employee who was murdered on the job this past saturday evening police say they have caught a man who did it the sheriff's office says he goes by the nickname. 21 year old james rhodes is charged with the murder of 20 year old shelby farah. you. know if. she's in the news here in the chair. with a 40 glock and every bone. in . her standing then she collapsed to her knees she was reaching for the. 20 minutes before she died. i think about that every day where she reaches for the . struggle to take even a few steps towards her daughter's vigil she says tonight the pain of shelby's loss is real i'm going to make sure if it takes the last breath that he needs to get the death penalty. we begin today show with a look at the chaos surrounding executions in the united states now that many of the drugs use re

reporter shelby kap from our nbc affiliate ktsm in el paso skroinz us from the walmart. it's a massive investigation at this hour, shelby >> reporter: well, that's right we are standing directly behind that walmart where that shooting took place this morning and it is still an active scene. even though this has been going on for hours. it was more active earlier in the day we did see s.w.a.t. and multiple police units already leave the scene today, but there are still a lot of men here on the ground what te the tell us is the shooting first occurred at walmart but then they received multiple reports from the cielo vista mall and they're saying right now only one man in custody however, that could change due to those other reports that did come in. but they are ruling out another shooter at this moment. now, they do tell us this could turn into a mass fatality. however, they have not released the exact numbers yet due to the amount of people that were leaving in their own vehicles and actually that walmart parking lot still full of cars right now because a lot of people w

says he goes by the nickname. 21 year old james rhodes is charged with the murder of 20 year old shelby. with a 40. every bullet. there betty you know shows her standing then she collapsed to her knees she was reaching for the. she fought for her life her life for 20 minutes before she died. i think about that every day where she reaches for the. you know. joyleen struggle to take even a few steps towards her daughter's vigil she says tonight the pain of shelby's loss is real i'm going to make sure if it takes the last breath in my body he needs to get that down and. we begin today shoulder to look at the chaos surrounding executions in the united states now that many of the drugs use release the injections are no longer available the execution drugs scarcity stems from the receipt of manufacturers in europe and united states to live to be used to people to death. i think the job of defending. the most unpopular amongst our society is absolutely indispensable part of our society. all of my clients have already been tried convicted and sentenced to death in the ohio state court system. e

the chief justice stated his reasoning for shelby. our country has changed. this depressingly echoed a ruling in 1852 in the early dread scott cases that said african-americans could not be citizens at the time, which previous decisions in missouri had a pattern of ruling for freedom, but with the new decision would be ruling for slavery. while roberts said he a acknowledged that any racial discrimination is too much, he considered more important that congress consider current conditions. unlike the court that upheld the constitution's protection of individuals against racial discrimination is one of the principle duties of the u.s. supreme court, the roberts court argued that the court's role is more to protect the rights of the states to deal with voting as they wish. the robert court felt that the problem of racial discrimination in election was in the past and the voting rights act must reflect this new historical viewpoint. the preclearance section of the voting rights act in the four decades blocked more than a thousand voting laws and procedures. now t

it is tommy shelby! you guys would agree it looks a lot like him. now, scott, are a lookalike, aren't you? yep. a very fine lookalike i might add. should we go and have a chat? yeah, sure. it started off in the local pub. a barmaid in the pub, she said, "on my days, you look like this guy who's in this film," so i googled it and i couldn't believe how much i looked like him. it was a bit strange. so, what do people do when they come up to you? a bit of a mix. some of them obviously know i am a lookalike. some think it's him. it happened this morning. even the taxidriver that dropped me off somewhere, he's like, "oh, can i have a picture, cilian?" yeah, it is a bit strange. cilian — that's funny! i thought it was actually him. i got so excited. were you expecting to see tommy shelby in this yard here? a little bit. oh, you were? i was looking forward to it. i am from palestine. so, how big of a deal is peaky blinders back where you are from? it is a big deal, actually. is it? yeah, people like it so much,

struggle to take even a few steps towards her daughter's vigil she says tonight the pain of shelby's loss is real. if it takes the last breath that he needs to get the death penalty and. we begin today shoulder to look at the chaos surrounding executions in the united states now that many of the drugs use relief the injections are no longer available the execution drugs scarcity stems from the receipt of manufactured. europe and united states to look to the people to do. i think the job of defending. the most unpopular amongst our society is absolutely indispensable part of our society. all of my clients have already been tried convicted and sentenced to death in ohio state court system . basically every execution has been scheduled is going back to june 3rd of 2009 really slagle he ended up committing suicide 3 days before the execution very midst on september 25th was executed wrong phillips was next on nov 14th 2013 you would see. that as more. of the attorneys for an ohio inmate scheduled to die through an experimental execution method say their client will suffer a terrifying an

in 2013 the roberts court ruled in shelby county v. holder that section 4, determined that is the trigger clause, the jurisdictions that were required to submit proposed election changes for preapproval was unconstitutional. the ruling disables section 5. now, this was in spite of a huge amount of testimony evidence presented to congress when they renewed the voting rights act in 2006 and section 5. this finding really eviscerated the essential preclearance of electoral changes in the covered districts and crippled the voting rights act. chief justice roberts stated his reasoning for shelby. our country has changed. this depressingly echoed a ruling in 1852 in the early dred scott cases which said african-americans could not be citizens at the time, which previous decisions in missouri had a pattern of ruling for freedom, but with the new decision would be ruling for slavery. times are not now as they were. now, while roberts said he acknowledged that any racial discrimination in voting is too much, he considered it more important that

and especially to senator shelby and the staff regarding me through this process. also want to thank the committee for taking the time to consider my nomination. finally i'd like to thank president trump for nominating me. recently i would like to introduce my family who accompanied me here today and those unable to do so and watching from home. behind is my wife suzy picked she is my biggest advocate and supporter. she is an attorney and is a shining star in our state bar and judiciary. my daughter is also your today. she's a rising junior in high school and came down on the train from new york city present in a summer program. my son robert is here with us. he's a rising sophomore. he's a little reluctant in being a because any trip to washington involves attending many of the museums are which the 15-year-old is not exactly, i would also like to thank my -- was her from oklahoma city and my in-laws who are here from decatur. finally it with me today is a sister-in-law and my niece and carol albright. i would also like to recognize my mother who is watching from

shelby versus holder, do you think 20134 would have been different?ave been different. 2016 would have been different. >> why? >> the evisceration of the voting rights act in shelby v. holder. georgia passed many laws. we saw poll closures and purging that were to longer governed and regulated because there was no oversight. >> abrams accused the georgia election board of racially motivated voter suppression tactics and took the fight to court. >> in the coming days we will be filing a major federal lawsuit against the state of georgia for the gross mismanagement of this election and to protect future elections from unconstitutional action. >> is there going to be a point in our history where we can say, we've moved past those times? if it's 50 years later, are we not there yet? >> african-americans were denied humanity for the better part of 200 years and were denied agency for the long history of america except for the last 50 years. we cannot undo centuries of oppression and centuries of bad action with good intention and good will without actually

joining me now is shelby cap a reporter for our el paso affiliate ktsm. she's been on the ground there all day. shelby, bring us up to speed on the situation in el paso. >> reporter: we are standing right now directly behind that walmart where that shooting happened. we have been stationed here all day long. we have seen multiple officers come in and out. it's still an active scene but it has died down. the el paso approximated telling me this is a crime scene investigation now. they're not telling us how many people passed away because so many drove away in their vehicles. the parking lot is full of vehicles because so many people were evacuated from there and the cielo vista mall. we cannot confirm numbers because so many drove to their hospital on their own. we saw people being wheeled out of the walmart with the sam's club cards directly next to it. the el paso police department does tell us that they have been takingnt middle class to be able to have them reunited with their families so they can make sure they're okay. as of now, not confirmed comple

next we will have senator shelby will introduce mr. robert, nominee to the united states district judge the middle district of alabama. >> thank you chairman and ranking member feinstein. a distinguished colleagues. i am here today to speak on behalf of of austin, he has been nominated by the president to be the u.s. district judge for the middle district of alabama. austin is joined by his wife suzanne, children mary virginia and i'm sure he'll introduce them later in other family members who travel to be here today. i know that his mother is also probably watching this hearing. also an excellent choice for this role he is well respected among his peers and widely recognized in the legal community. from a young age he demonstrated a determination to succeed in just about everything he was involved in. he was recruited to play the ivy league football but he chose to focus on his studies and went to vanderbilt and majored in chemical engineering the law. he graduated with honors with the distinction. after graduation in chemical enginee

i hope the cr is not necessary senator leahy and senator shelby are trying to work things out with threeoh two b and it is better than a sequestration. but republicans have the impetus but with these huge forces like technology around the middle class and hopefully can get this done. >> with that legislation and with those concert one - - with those issues like i.c.e. quick. >> some of them are poison pills but hopefully we can work them out. >> but what about senator wyden and senator grassley expo gets a good step but it doesn't go far enough and we democrats will caucus it unless we get a vote on negotiation and is far more sweeping despite the senators very fine efforts. not letting you get away with those issues along the edges. and then to raise drug prices and make them less accessible. into vote for those amendments and maybe others. thank you and have a good break. >> look at the european union. and look at other countries that are not doing well. and after this last budget and then at some point very soon we had to rebuild the military didn't have a choice.

. >> shelby? >> which is easier to quit and it's an important point, with opium and also, what does de quincey say about what happens? >> they mentioned in the readings that opium is easier to quit and that alcohol can cause dts in death . >> the initial period of withdrawal or detoxification is definitely more dangerous with regard to alcohol . >> in the reading, to my understanding of what de quincey was saying, it seems as if he felt he had kicked his opium habit a couple times and then because of his drinking led him back to opium but he makes for attempts to quit and he's never entirely successful . >> what he says is that opium allows a person to touch the divine where were alcohol brings in more human and brutish qualities . >> you have a couple things going on with regard to opium the suggestion is that opium has a positive impact on behavior, if someone is drunk, the person could be combative and loud, there was one guy in 1830 in kentucky that wrote that the results of laudanum were not

joyleen struggle to take even a few steps towards your daughter's vigil she says the pain of shelby's loss is real i'm going to make sure if it takes the last breath in my body he needs to get that down and. we begin today shoulder to look at the chaos surrounding executions in the united states now that many of the drugs use relief the injections are no longer available the execution drugs scarcity stems from the receipt of manufacturers in europe and united states to love to be used to people to death. i think the job of defending. the most unpopular amongst our society is absolutely indispensable part of our society. all of my clients have already been tried convicted and sentenced to death in ohio state court system . basically every execution has been scheduled school and back to june 3rd of 2009. committing suicide 3 days before the execution very midst on september 25th was executed wrong phillips was next on nov 14th 2013. but as for. all the attorneys for an ohio inmate scheduled to die through an experimental execution method their client will suffer a terrifying and agonizi

start with you, shelby. how about that. >> how about every woman i wrote about.r names -- like i said, they gave up who they were to serve for their various causes and we don't know who they were, so i would like to know their real names and a lot of cases what happened to them after the war, because in a lot of the stories that i write about, we see them pop up, they were discovered, they were killed, whatever, and they just kind of fall off the face of the earth. their story just kind of ends. so i was fortunate, i was able to conclude some of the stories for some of the women, but a lot of them just simply end anonymously, and so hopefully there's some letters or diaries that remain undiscovered that maybe they'll come to lying and we can add more pieces to the puzzle, but just the nature of my research. these women didn't want to be discovered. didn't want their stories to be told so a lot of subterfuge involved so we may not mow who they were or where they came from and what happened to them and drives me crazy. >> mine is maybe more simple but more complica

like darrin wilson and betty shelby. self-appointed neighborhood watchman, jordan -- george zimmerman and cowards hiding behind their balances like rudy giuliani. trying to destroy our soul, diminish our certain and subjugate our mentality. walter scat's children no longer have a dad. but they want to say the reason for kaepernick's protest was ball out the flag. [cheers and applause] >> that was awesome. wasn't that awesome, ladies and gentlemen? me and this man go way back. way back. >> way back. >> to banging in the paint. two guys that liked to play physical. >> yes. >> by and saw him when hi first came in the league and what year was that? >> 2000. >> 2000. >> so by that point i was already ten years in so he he was a guy we had a lot of respect for each other, we started working out together and what he won't tell you is that i was still working out with him when i was well over 40, let's just say, and he was in the nba, and i was still holding my own but i did reach the point and i said etan, i can't do this no mo

we should enact a law to reverse the shelby county decision. we should also admit that there is no crisis of voter fraud, and instead, counter the real problems of election fraud like we saw in north carolina and election security. we should pass any of the very sound bills proposed by my colleagues that would require reporting of offers of foreign election interference, secure election systems, and require paper ballots. we don't need to artificially restrict voters' choices. instead, we should expand voting access and opportunities. the more eligible americans who vote in every election the better. full stop. our concerns about the elections can be tackled by ethics rules and procedures. let us make sure there is more transparency not just in congress, but across all branches of government. if what we want is more confidence in elected officials, let's make it easier for voters to trust us. anyone elected to public office in this country, or even appointed to high positions of trust like the cabinet should have to prove to the public that the

shelby. they were longer in pennsylvania and came down later. certainly my own ancestor, thomas polk came down quite early down around 1754 or five. william polk, as i mentioned, we do not know where he settled, we do not know where he died, we do not know the exact date of his death it was probably around 1758. that is all i can offer on that. >>can i ask a second to someone else? elias was he genetically a polk i did not catch anything about his parents. >> i personally do not think he is. there will be nothing to confirm or deny it. we know that when samuel polk marries his father, ezekiel, gift him in mecklenburg county, when his wife's father, james knox, when he died, in his will, two women's names name violet and lucy it is transferred to his daughter's husband, so samuel polk get to those two women. around late 1805, late 1806, those two women were the only ones living on the property. about 1805, 1806 two slave men come on the property. around 1806 elias polk is born. we are not even

and the worst of the worst here, a path he never should have thrown, shelby harris intercepts it ando. the 49ers george kittle going what is going on? with our offense. lots of positives and right at the top of that list, raheem mostert gone. a touchdown, 58 yards and 10-9, 49ers lead. counting on to add some explosiveness looks like he's well on his way. he takes a little toss from c.j. beathard, almost scores. that set up a short touchdown. 24-15, san francisco, 2-0. it is jimmy g talking about that first time out. >> something i haven't done in a year obviously. got to knock the rust off and everything. thankfully we have a short week so we can bounce back quickly but the first step of getting back into it. >> getting over the mental aspect of that has got to be a little rough. the raiders have some mental aspect to get over. antonio brown has got to figure out how to get a helmet that he's happy with. have not come breaking it down, packing it up and heading into the latter stages of training camp. of course in alameda. where they will get ready for game three. >> that's a beemer

struggle to take even a few steps towards your daughter's vigil she says tonight the pain of shelby's loss is real i'm going to make sure if it takes the last breath in my body he needs to get that down and. we begin today's show with a look at the chaos surrounding executions in the united states now that many of the drugs used for lethal injections are no longer available the execution of drugs scarcity stems from the receipt of manufacturers in europe and united states to be used to people to death. i think the job of defending him.

struggle to take even a few steps towards her daughter's vigil she says tonight the pain of shelby's loss is real i'm going to make sure if it takes the last breath that he needs to get the death penalty. we begin today show with a look at the chaos surrounding executions in the united states now that many of the drugs use relief the injections are no longer available the execution drugs scarcity stems from the receipt of manufacturers in europe and united states to love to be used to people to death. i think the job of defending. the most unpopular amongst our society is absolutely indispensable part of our society. all of my clients have already been tried convicted and sentenced to death in the ohio state court system.

welcome to new addition of france info because i'm not a shelby and this is you may recognize is leonardo da vinci why you may i ask is his likeness on the banks of the river a lot when you may be surprised to hit. the city's most famous artist i'm inventor ended his days here in the region of amboise before we hear more about that. find out why and how he can just runs. it is fifteen sixteen and at the age of sixty four you know what it is and she is in the winter of his life. his reputation as an artist and- scientific knowledge a well established by the time and a a broa vision right under. the tent he tony ingenious civil geniuses is unable to find a new feature in. divisions were kind enough to me is raising eyebrows. as all rumors of his alleged homosexuality. so an invitation from a young french king could come to a better time. okay living region francis the first is just twenty years old fully grasp the significance and prerestige the old man's accomplishments. and wants them at the service of his own for. so after some hesitation. she sets out on what would be his final trip. a

. >> hi, shelby, hi, walter. i'm going to be giving you guys the wedding that you deserve.us a full bridal session with priscilla veils in her salon at the palms casino resort. >> i got a celebrity makeup artist and hairstylist to do your makeup and hair that day. ♪ >> reporter: jess is adding more florals and music to alicia and alan's ceremony. >> i know that you really love flowers. so i'm going to do a little more with sunflowers all around the venue. >> reporter: for andreas and brit she's upgrading their ceremony i dos with a whole new venue. >> you're not getting married downstairs, right here. >> oh, my gosh. >> awesome. wow. >> it's big. >> this is a place you deserve to get married. [ applause ] >> something i'll never forget. i didn't know what to say when the doors opened. >> definitely not. i was wowed for sure. >> place that on her ring finger. >> reporter: alicia and alan wed in a beautiful outdoor under the stars. >> i liked having the additional music. ♪ can you say a prayer for me >> we didn't think about putting customized songs. >> it made it more fun. >

at last season's most important shelby's league matches were all decided by corners are yes against. tottenham against man city. and of course liverpool ago. so to sum it all up yes the history of tactics has switched so what else can there be a defender who plays as a 2nd goalkeeper the team that only plays on the left side of the coach only fields 9 players and gets the ends that's not the end. the best positions the once we have learned the most from the past. is the best ice cream big old fashioned vanilla just out the trunk she carried. isn't the best coach the one best internalise of the great revolutions and then it's his own touches to been. some of the best tactics to be seen in the champions league now as the group's fixed stands head predicted to take stock of the. last season and champions league one absolute fire we saw some ridiculous things happen come back like liverpool against barcelona. bar drama. eliminated city. and underdogs like. all. the way to. dismantle. the good stuff on the back of the most absurd now all of that was collimated in what was probably the mos

school elevated shall be to the junior varsity squad where members to go to away games on the bus at shelby'soclaimed special needs advocate ended up having words with the coach. >> in georgia they don't have to really include some like shall be on the team and i said well, this is california. >> her mother withdrew her from the team. >> i pulled my kid from the junior varsity team that she put her on because i don't want my child spending that much time with someone who is being forced to be around her. >> that is not true for the coach. the coach welcomes all kids, likes all kids. she is one of our special and aids. >> some facial facebook ads. >> i think she does not know what to do with it shall be. >> we welcome these children. >> we never want to be accused of not including all of our kids. we are proud of our track record with that. >> so far facebook is the only winner. >> that is the problem with social media. you get a partial picture of something and it is human nature to say we have to defend people that are being mistreated. a big thing that could have been a conversation and tak

naval coalition to combat so named a radio aggression of a straight middle east analysts cover for shelby thinks the u.s. may have overplayed its hand with this british ally here. very skeptical that the u.k. and gibraltar officials will heed the call by the u.s. call meant a continuing pounding they say any end tank here and you know this by the legal 1st thought it is a safe bet that given the fact that iran is also holding a british bank this is part of a quid pro quo whereby the release of the rain and will be followed shortly in the immediate future by the release of the british tanker held by iran we know that the u.k. government and the boys john's father as well as those in gibraltar are rather annoyed by this lingering crisis and they want to wash their hands off of it and the u.s. is trying every trick in the book to linger this crisis and to keep you as part of this so-called mara time. escort for the oil tankers passage through the strait of hormuz and the users worries that once this tanker crisis between iran and the use is resolved then the u.k. will pull out and yours will

welcome to musician all fronts in focus i'm not a shelby and this week we're looking into the french approach to food quality. join us here in one of paris's famed covered markets the maxis is among the perfect place to load up on fresh produce now is the home and gastronomy. specs on to lead the pack on issues such as traceability controversial additives inside the country has had its share of scandals. leaving consumers with eight nasty aftertaste. milk eggs and meets basic food products that have sparked scandals in france over the last ten years. in twenty thirteen lasagna and france was found to contain forced me. even though it's packaging said it contained be. at the heart of the affair spahn hero the french company was accused of false advertising after the government founded had use romanian forced meet in products labeled as containing b. if we m make the f. as it is possible even easy to trace where products come from. take the horsemen scandal for example if i have in the final manufacturer i would have noticed the fords unless i was perhaps the blind to it. in twenty sev

naval coalition to combat so named iranian aggression in the straight middle east analyst cover for shelby thinks the u.s. may have a way to stand with its british allies. very skeptical that the u.k. and gibraltar officials will heed the call by the u.s. car meant a continuing pounding day and tank air and you know despite the legal fights thought it is a safe bet that given the fact that iran is also holding a british tank this is part of a quid pro quo whereby the release of the iranian tank air will be followed shortly immediate future by the release of the british tank held by iran we know that. garmin and their boys john saw as well as those in gibraltar are. you know annoyed by this lingering crisis and they want to wash their hands off of it and the u.s. is trying every trick in the book to lingard this crisis and to keep the u.k. as part of this so called time. escort for the oil tankers passes through the strait of hormuz and they use those worries that once this crisis between iran and the you'll k. is resolved then the u.k. will pull out and yours will be a coalition 1. 9 year

welcome to a new addition i'm not a shelby and this week we're taking a look at france's attitude to wait specifically her via and of the scales well the french t. say of an effort to see trim population obviously doesn't hold true the country does seem to harbor a deep rooted to staying five which people especially here in the capital to the extent the since twenty seventeen paris city hall as i did to tackle the issue with an annual anti sizes and day. a chance to call out social prejudice but also put the focus on discrimination in the workplace and was surprisingly in the medical field was there a types and die hards. and can have very serious consequences. marjorie is thirty nine years old. she's been battling her weight she was a child. and has had to put up with bullying from a young age. how much on on me they used to call me the beach ball the barrel you feel like you have to play. it's a bit like that. marjororie has encountered the same prejudices from the medical profession. when she was a teenager her first visit to a g gynecologist was particular i'm pleasant. and m m t

evan shelby, married eleanor shelby. they stayed longer up in pennsylvania and came down later. but i think certainly my own ancestor, thomas polk, came down quite early and was down there about 1754. i think the other brothers about that time too. william polk, we don't know exactly where he settled. and we don't know where he died. we don't know the exact date of his death. but it was probably around 1758. >> okay. >> so that's about all i can offer for that for now. >> alliance, was he genetically a polk? i didn't catch anything about his parents. >> i personally don't think he is. of course, there's never been anything to confirm or deny anything. so we know that when samuel polk is married his father gifts him attractiveland in pineville, and when his wife's father, so james knox, when he dies, in his will two enslaved women named violet and looucy are transferred to h daughters. samuel polk gets those women. around late 1805, early 1806, we see -- those are the only two enslaved people on that property at that time. but about 1805, two enslaved men come on to the property.

achievement level is poverty raising a family in poverty is an emotional burden for caregivers like me shelby sarah i thought i was already a pretty humble person but now i just feel degraded you know and just look down on . humiliation hunger and homelessness in the wealthiest state in the wealthiest country on earth rob reynolds al-jazeera watsonville california. and it is a problem in the headlines on al-jazeera reports in yemen say southern separatists have regained full control of the coastal city of aden it comes after they pull troops from the frontlines fighting the hold seize government forces have retaken the airport and presidential palace from the u.a.e. backed separatist forces. there was outrage in the u.k. after the prime minister forced the suspension of parliament onto medicare toba 2 weeks before the break that deadline the move leaves boss johnson's opponents a little time to prevent the possibility of a no deal breaks it but his supporters say it's a step that respects the referendum result 3 years ago. south korea's supreme court has ordered a retrial in the bribery case

i had shelby steele here. he acknowledges all of this and says it was horrendous. but then he said we're free. he's talking to his fellow -- we're free. be free. live free. do what you want to do. but when you watch the media today and you watch the individuals the president was talking about today, it is a constant drum beat and i'm starting to think -- and i want your opinion on this when we come back -- it's not about racism at all. it's about progressivism. if you don't agree with the progressive ideology and the agenda and more centralized government and redistribution of wealth and so forth and so on, then you must be a racist. i would be interested in your take on that. we'll be right back. ♪ i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. my bad. geico. it's easy to manage yo

the voting rights act including section 5 was constitutional into the 13 the roberts court ruled in shelby county a section for was determined as the trigger. the jurisdictions that were required through the change for preapproval was unconstitutional. is finding desiderata the plea preclearance of changes in the cover districts and crippled the voting rights act. our country has changed. this echoed a ruling in 1852 and the early dred scott case is that that african-americans cannot be citizens. previous decisions in missouri had a pattern of ruling for freedom, but with the new decision would be ruling for slavery. times are not now as they were. robert acknowledge that any discrimination in voting's considered more important than congress considered per conditions. unlike the constitution protection of individuals against racial discrimination is one of the principal duties of the u.s. supreme court. the roberts court argued that the court's role is to protect the rights of the coatings as they wish. they felt elections were in the past, and the voting rights act must reflect this new h

jim crow in the south, i had shelby steele here, he acknowledges all this, says he was horrendous, thenys, we're free. he is talking to his fellow, we're free, be free, live free. do what you to want to do, but n you watch media today, and you watch individuals, the president was talking about today, a constant drum beat, i am starting to think, i want your opinion on this when we come back, it not about racism at all. it is about progressivism, if you don't agree with progressive ideology and the agenda more centralize different and redistribution of wealth, and so forth, you must be a racist, i will be interested in your take on that, we'll be right back. so any plans for this weekend? of course he's got plans. with labor day deals starting from 20% off, bookers are leaving summer with no regrets. it's labor day! book a place to stay and be a booker at booking.com. book a place to stay and be a booker family is all togetherect... and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in thi

we ended the exhibit here with the supreme court decision in shelby county, which upheld the constitutionality of the preclearance provision of the voting rights act. however it did struck down the formula that was used to determine which states and jurisdictions were subject to the preclearance provision. that has resulted in a number of changes to voting laws. in recent years there have been new voting eligibility requirements that have emerged in multiple states. some of them have made it easier to vote, but some have made it more difficult to register and exercise your right to vote. as we sat at the start of this states power to determining qualifications continues to be important today. we hope that the visitors of this exhibition will take this message home with them and learn about voting laws and their states so they can be engaged voters and ensure that they can exercise their right to vote every election day. so far the response has been overwhelmingly positive, both as i walked visitors through the triedt and as i've just to observe people. of teenagers,mber it is field trip season

when betty shelby was on trial, she came to stay she has to be able to show that there was a an immediate threat to the. we talked to a lot of people in sports both young and old the older generation or so collectively i interviewed bill russell and oscar robertson and all the people that grew up in my area. listening to them, the thing they are saying is they are happy to see this resurgence of activism and the younger generation. it was quiet for a little while but now you have athletes starting who are not hesitant to use their voice. there is a thing that is so incredible right now. they have social media to see if they want to come out about msomething. lebron has more twitter followers than trump. [applause] they are their own media but imagine if the home of ali had a twitter account back in the day. there's so much power young athletes have two continue to encourage them to use that power. that is kind of just the collective. i interviewed john for the buckt and he was talking about how he watched and chris paul when they made their statement and how powerful it was and how it ins