soledad: pretty amazing, right?ically sure women can vote under this circumstance in the 1800s. what stuck out to the most would you say in this document. corinne: i just love to see all the different classes of groups of women the qualifications and then the extent of privilege in terms meaning what they're actually allowed to vote for. soledad: so that brings us to this really weird picture. it looks like a room. what is it? sor recent: it's actually a patent drawing for a voting machine. and as states gave women some voting rights that creates an issue because you have men that can vote for whatever on election day. but women that can only vote in certain elections. so that creates a bit of a management issue. [00:04:06][12.5] soledad: so how do you have women voting for some stuff. men can vote for everything. tings and yet they all have to go through the same voting so ou see there's entrance on the left for ladies and entrance on the right for gents. so and then it's very complicated system of gears and levers

♪ ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact."ew food stamp rule says if you don't work, you don't eat. but what if you live in an area where jobs are scarce? under a new trump administration rule, nearly 700,000 people will lose access to the supplemental nutrition assistance program, or snap, also commonly known as food stamps. the new rule targets people labeled "a-bawds" -- ablebodied adults without dependents, under age 50, who are either unemployed or working less than 20 hours per week. under federal law, they only qualified for three months of benefits in a three-year period. but historically, states have had the power to waive the work requirement and the three-month time limit. the new rule makes it harder for states to qualify for those waivers. ed bolen is with the center on budget and policy priorities. it's so nice to have you. ed: thanks for having me. soledad: you study snap, so give me up a picture, a profile of who these folks are. are they people who are sitting on a couch just refusing to get jobs, refusing to

[laughter] soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to matter of fact. stories of upward mobility were once a key feature of american life. the american dream rests on the idea that each generation will do better than the one before it. but according to a recent pew study. the individual earnings for young workers have remained mostly flat over the past 50 years. besides awarding degrees -- can colleges play a role in helping poorer students reach upward social mobility? in partnership with the gates foundation and the hechinger report -- we look at a school that's had success in helping students create wealth. but that success is in jeopardy due to millions of dollar in government budget cuts. >>dad: graduate from college. he is a 21-year-old senior at stony brook university, 60 miles east of new york city. what is your major? cristia: computer engineering and applied mathematics and statistics. soledad: his parents never went to college. they came from guatemala in 1996 speaking only spanish, had 5 kids and settled in the new york city suburb of hempst

soledad: what makes the public care? what helps somebody to really care about animal that may be will never have a chance to see? joel: we won't love it if we've never even met it. so the photo ark is a giant biodiversity and theli we are mammals ourselves. we are primates. we love our contact. if we want to get a good look at them, proper lighting, black-and-white backgrounds, there is no distractions. we can see that there is great intelligence and power in all of them. soledad: i want to walk through a couple. i know you've said they're your favorite but i think pbl have 10,000 favorites. the first is the baby pangolin. tell me about that. joel: it is an effort to get every captive species on the planet. this pangolin was pretty significant in that it's an animal that is really getting closer and closer to extinction every year. they're easy to hunt. they hunt them with dogs at night. they are easy to pick up and put in a gunnysack. this is a mom carrying a baby on her tail at a captive breeding facility in florida. t

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soledad: ay, pero, ¿estás herido? albertano: nomás de mi orgullo.lo de mi coxis. >> ¡esto es un fraude! >> ¡devuélvannos el dinero! vítor: no, lo que hay que hacer es llamar a una ambulancia. >> no, vamos a llamar a la policía. vítor: ah, no, entonces sí les vamos a devolver su dinero. chale, no manches. a ver, vengan, fórmense de este lado. albertano: no, no, mejor me acuesto un ratito. vítor: Órale, tú uno. ya, ya, no te pases de lanza. adiós. Órales. o sea, no. o sea, digo, no es que nos "desneguemos" a cumplir, pero es que esto sí ya es demasiado, doña cuca. albertano: esto es humillante. no, no, doña cuca. no va con su categoría del vítor y mía, por favor. cuca: pues se aguantan. ya les había dicho, ¿no? no me han pagado y no tengo para el pedicurista. ya no aguantaba mis piecitos. albertano: los que ya no aguantamos sus patrullas somos nosotros. hijo, mano. vítor: sí, doña, no manche. mire, nada más esta uña estaba bien enterrada. me costó harto trabajo sacársela. doña cuca, ya no me mire con esos ojos, ¿eh? cuca: si yo no te estoy mirando. ví

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hablando de la historia de los indocumentados, de la historia, de nuestras historias de tristeza, de soledad tiempo por todas las cosas que nos han sucedido, ¿no? damiáno erji una palabra negativa, pero me parece que ustedes la voltearon al revés, y ahora, eh, sí, mojado y qué. hernán hernández: sí, una palabra, pues, despectiva, una palabra que cuando te decían mojado antes, era como que te lastimaba, como una palabra ofensiva para una persona ilegal, en cualquier país, pero especialmente en los estados unidos es donde más se acostumbraba o se acostumbra a decirle mojado cuando quieres lastimar a la persona. damián trujillo: sí. hernán hernández: pero nosotros a través de nuestras canciones, creo que hay una canción muy, muy, muy especial, que se llama el mojado acaudalado, que es la historia de un ilegal, ¿no?, pues que tuvo mucho éxito aquí en los estados unidos, ¿no?, que trabajó mucho y prosperó mucho y es el mojado acaudalado que se va a méxico a gastarse lo que se gana acá, y como decía jorge, las canciones de los tigres se relacionan mucho con el modo de vivir, desde que cruzan la fr

on the continent as well as double standards when it comes to comment are raising fresh questions soledad was reports from london. prime minister boris johnson is on his latest charm offensive in an attempt to re-establish boost post bret's at business relations and it is after its to do his house at the u.k. african summit right here in london addressing several african leaders though interestingly it was on a much smaller scale than back to his counterparts in russia and india china boris johnson's affair was slightly more intimate hosting just $21.00 of the nation's representatives though in his pitch the prime minister did acknowledge there were various competitors when it comes to investing in africa's economy but said that britain in fact would lead the way and nobody could match britain's quote breadth and depth of expertise and while presenting the u.k. as one of the finest partners for africa boris johnson also mentioned the change of the immigration system within the united kingdom by putting people before possible . we will be able to attract the best talent from around the wor

vehicle carrying the iranian general and the iraqi militia leader after the american missile struck soledad money had just landed at baghdad's airport hundreds was on hand to welcome him both were killed instantly along with at least 5 others the deaths are a major setback for iran and for iraq which loses an important military ally. now the u.s. says the strike was necessary claiming solomon he had been developing plans to attack americans in the region but speaking to cable news in the u.s. secretary of state mark pompei o said washington wants to avoid further conflict with iran because until the body was plotting. the present spread pretty clear we don't seek war with iran but with the same time we're not going to stand by and watch the iranians escalate and continue to put american lives at risk without responding in a way that disrupts defense deters and creates an opportunity to deescalate the situation. the reaction from tehran was swift and resolute supreme leader ayatollah ali how many issued a statement promising quote strong revenge and ordered 3 days of national mourning he als

raids that come without warning and turn residents into hostages in their own part of the middle soledad the 1st sound of my days of a helicopter gunship it's very disturbing. dan we speak with residents from all over the complex. people give guidance as a method of defense be careful when going to such and such street the police tank is there with thank you write the information and decide what to share. i'm told you want to this day because it will return the favelas into a war zone and we share information in order to minimize the damage to people's lives not only physical damage but psychological too which is more serious for the residents our facebook page works as an information tool so they can feel safe there's a bizarre law that. the importance of these media collectors is in metz mainly to fill a void left by the mass media and why is that because the press doesn't answer that because these are territories where the state is not something you thought is going to stop something. they are the full bello's eyes and. media collectives like my t.v. v.m. pop will have to fill an info

sort of the kids that are going to kindergarten going to school now at the moment it's important soledad that they understood the value of man it's children family that family is a happen is love is that you joy all of paternity and maternity and that it's a link between generations and taking care of the elders and all the children is something that unites people give them this feel of protection safety or security is the coming generation are going to. as something that is and will becomes our basis say in their adult lives today and we're world resolved the historical task begad the russia than will be developed at the large and successful conference. but. they have the support of the family and of the family values and something that we're doing for the future and for the generations that are going to leave in the hope of a large technical and so see societal changes and souls then. the parties of this future and could use all of their a potential that we have much for him to come up with all the conditions for a damn cold that average child wherever you are still leaves could get a

soledad?i don't know that location. >> but when police told him they had some potential dna evidence that would place him at the scene, his story suddenly changed. >> i have a feeling i'm being set up. >> by who? >> in fact, i know i'm being set up. >> who is setting you up. >> i'm so stupid. >> prosecutor didn't believe weldon had been framed exactly but set up? in a way, yes. >> remember those horrible allegations of abuse diana made against greg? that he molested her and their son. they believe diana fabricated them. >> all the therapisted, physicians, everyone that was involved made the determination there was no truth in it. when the court system doesn't believe her. she decided to come up with a way to have him killed. >> and the perfect aror said that's where weldon came in. a self styled protector. a man prime to react to the exact type of allegations diana is making. >> no. oh, god, stop. >> remember what weldon said on "dateline" when he heard crystal harris' recording of her husband

first amendment means to them and in their daily we are honored to have as our speakers tonight, soledad'brien, host of "matter of first amendment expert and champion, floyd abrams, d.c. congresswoman eleanor holmes norton, fox news sunday host veteran journalist chris wallace , but unfortunately we heard just this afternoon john lewis cannot join us due to a last-minute scheduling conflict and he sends his regrets. , later in the program, we will hear from five individuals who use the five freedoms of the first amendment to affect change in their community joining us for a short panel discussion will be charles washington, jr., an ardent activist for religious freedom, and he is the power of assembly in her work at the chesapeake climate action network, and donna redman jones virginia brown principal and two students from a local high school who use the power of speech and petition to create a dialogue over a controversial issue from earlier this year . the executive director for first amendment center will moderate the conversation. we hope you will join us after the program for a rece

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